CHOW, Amy Team Member Induction 1998 Member of 1996 Olympic Gold Medal Team Individually inducted: 2005 Born: San Jose, CA May 15, 1978 Amy Chow is truly the winner of an AA person award. She was an excellent academician from prep school through Stanford University. Like so many gymnasts she was a multiple sport person. …
CARR-Tunney, Ann Inducted: 2001 Pan American Games: Gold-Team, AA, BB, FX, UB, Mexico City, (1975). General: Ann Carr-Tunny was the first woman to receive a full athletic scholarship at Penn State U. She competed at Penn State University, (1977-’80). Honors: Broderick Sports Award, awarded to the nation’s most outstanding collegiate gymnast; Recipient of the …
CANINO, Anthony J. “Tony” (19322001) Inducted: 1978 Born: Chicago, Illinois Anthony Canino was a great high school coach whether coaching gymnastics, tennis, swimming, track, or football. Usually, the most successful gymnastics coaches have had competitive experience at least at the college level. Canino was reportedly not a very serious gymnast competing only in intramural …
BORDEN, Amanda Inducted: 1998 – Olympic Gold medal team, (1996) Individually Inducted – 2006 Born: May 10, 1977 Cincinnati, Ohio It was time to choose a Captain for the 1996 Women’s Olympic Gymnastics Team. Amanda Borden stepped up and placed her vote for Shannon Miller in the “hat”. The votes were counted. There was one …
BERGMAN, Al Inducted: 1963 Al Bergman was a man who obviously loved gymnastics. He compiled a coaching win record that requires respect, trust, and admiration from his charges. And, as you will read, he collaborated with a coaching friend to resurrect gymnastics programs when the Chicago Board of Education dropped gymnastics from its offerings. …
STUMPF, Ellsworth “Al” & Sarah K. “Sally” Inducted as Co-coaches: 1985 Al and Sally Stumpf have been training gymnasts for over 50 years. The addition of sons, Eric and Kurt, to the coaching ranks made the Stumpfs the first family of gymnastics in the Buffalo, New York area. Meeting Up: Al Stumpf began his gymnastics …
HallreMarks This page contains the links to previous HallreMarks articles. HallreMark # 1 (June 26, 2006) – Roots HallreMark # 2 (Oct. 4, 2006) – Olympian Don Holder, Fate and Frienship Have Served Him Well HallreMark # 3 (Nov. 16, 2006) – Gymnastics HAll of Fame Honorees, Where Are They Now? HallreMark # 4 (Feb. …
HallreMarks [HallreMarks Archive] The “HALLreMARKS” link will feature informal articles, thoughts, extended biographies, and works by individuals who have experienced much in the world of gymnastics. We trust you will enjoy the themes implicit in each presentation and you will find an idea or two to help guide your interest in our great sport. So, …
HallreMarks [HallreMarks Archive] The “HALLreMARKS” link will feature informal articles, thoughts, extended biographies, and works by individuals who have experienced much in the world of gymnastics. We trust you will enjoy the themes implicit in each presentation and you will find an idea or two to help guide your interest in our great sport. So, …
HallreMarks [HallreMarks Archive] The “HALLreMARKS” link will feature informal articles, thoughts, extended biographies, and works by individuals who have experienced much in the world of gymnastics. We trust you will enjoy the themes implicit in each presentation and you will find an idea or two to help guide your interest in our great sport. So, …