She then competed at the 2015 WOGA Classic on February 14 and placed 14th overall, competing three events.
(meta data) TITLE: 2015 WOGA Classic Results | The Gymternet (meta data) PUBLISHER: https://www.facebook.com/WordPresscom # The Gymternet Skip to content # 2015 WOGA Classic Results Lauren / February 14, 2015 The 2015 WOGA Classic was held from February 13 through February 15 in Frisco, Texas. Senior International Elite Results Xie Yufen Celine Van Gerner Natsumi Sasada NSSU / Japan Mirai Sekiguchi NSSU / Japan Isabela Onyshko 6T Sae Miyakawa Saints / Japan 6T Akiho Sato NSSU / Japan Bai Yawen Georgina Hockenhull Angel Romaeo Honoka Koga NSSU / Japan Areli Medina Areba / Mexico Raer Theaker Katelyn Ohashi WOGA / USA Yuka Momiyama Saints / Japan Zhu Xiaofang Koko Tsurumi NSSU / Japan Nachiko Kimura NSSU / Japan Alyssa Baumann WOGA / USA Junior International Elite Results Elena Arenas Georgia Elite / USA Kajita Nagi Saints / Japan Aria Brusch Cincinnati / USA Maile O'Keefe Salcianu / USA Alyona Shchennikova TIGAR / USA Irina Alexeeva WOGA / Russia Morgan Hurd First State Adriana Popp Girls Co Op Adeline Kenlin Iowa Gym-Nest Senior Elite Qualifier Results Melissa Doucette Jasmine Berry Junior Elite Qualifier Results Rachel Baumann Colbi Flory Texas Dreams Emma Malabuyo Texas Dreams Hannah Joyner World Champions Olivia Dunne ENA Paramus Trinity Thomas Madison Rau World Champions Abigail Walker Texas Dreams McKenna Appleton Jordan Bowers Solid Rock Caitlin Smith Tienna Nguyen Sage Thompson All American Utah Ellie Ambs 15T Madelynn LaCoe Girl's Co Op 15T Kourtney Chinnery World Class Ava Webb Olympia Hills Ashtin Stutsman Gym Power House Victoria Loomis Gymnasts shaded in blue surpassed the junior elite U.S. Classic qualifying score of 51.500. Hopes 12-13 Elite Qualifier Results Lauren Letzsch Cianna Coyle Madeleine Johnston Maeve Hahn First in Flight Hannah Nam Cael Bixler Autumn Lull Gabbie Gallentine Katelyn Searle Isabel Mabanta Sophia McClelland Abigail Johnston Kurt Thomas Kinsey Langin Vanessa Lambrou Sarah Stewart Jocelyn Lewis Leilani Zander Alyssa Ojeda Alonna Kratzer Top Notch Kaytlyn Johnson Isabella Martin Gymnasts shaded in blue surpassed the Hopes 12-13 Championships qualifying score of 49.000. Hopes 10-11 Elite Qualifier Results Lauren Little Kylie Esquinto All American Utah Jaly Jones Iowa Gym-Nest Zoe Gravier Victoria Smirnov Shooting Stars Cally Swaney First in Flight Gymnasts shaded in blue surpassed the Hopes 10-11 Championships qualifying score of 47.000. Senior Elite Compulsory Results Melissa Doucette Jasmine Berry Junior Elite Compulsory Results Trinity Thomas 2T Victoria Smirnov Shooting Stars 2T Jaylene Gilstrap Jordan Bowers Solid Rock Abigail Scanlon Sage Thompson All American Utah Piper Smith First in Flight Ashtin Stutsman Gym Power House Toy Kendal Jaly Jones Iowa Gym-Nest Cael Bixler Kambrie Brandt Aerial Athletics Madelynn LaCoe Girl's Co Op Ellie Ambs J&R Gymnastics Victoria Loomis Kaytlyn Johnson Hopes 12-13 Compulsory Results Maeve Hahn First in Flight Autumn Lull Lauren Letzsch Katelyn Searle Cianna Coyle Annie Gruner Gabbie Gallentine Dakota Cobb First in Flight Isabel Mabanta Isabella Martin Vanessa Lambrou Sophia McClelland Leilani Zander Abigail Johnston Kurt Thomas Jocelyn Lewis Ava Webb Olympia Hills Libby Mosely United Elite Alyssa Ojeda Audrey Evans Hopes 10-11 Compulsory Results Gabriella Ladanyi AIM Athletics Lauren Little Kylie Eaquinto All American Utah Zoe Gravier Sydney McCord Caitlin Smith Stars Houston ### Related posts ### WOGA Classic International Field Announced ### 2018 WOGA Classic Results ### U.S. Elite Competitions at the Ranch This Weekend # Post navigation ← L'International Gymnix Roster is Set The WOGA Classic International Junior Report ## 17 thoughts on "2015 WOGA Classic Results" Is Victoria Smirnov in any way related to the Russian Figure Skater Alexander Smirnov? Unlikely. Smirnov is the most common last name in Russia. Oh, no – Alyssa Baumann – Ouch. It's just one competition that doesn't mean much of anything for someone like her who's already on the national team and qualified but I don't see her being chosen for the next world team with beam alone, so I hope this was just a one off. In happier news – OHASHI!! I am pleased for her. What a nice beam score and well done. I am also glad she seems to be enjoying herself – what a treat that she's back in any capacity. Impressive bars score from Yufen and beam score from Van Gerner (love her). Thanks for the report! And Tsurumi's 15 on bars was impressive too. Did you see video? Did she only do bars and how did that score happen?! Nevermind, I just found it on YouTube. Yikes! I don't even know what to make if that. I just watched it too – what in the world is happening there? It's not so unusual when they miss a release such a Tkatchev, but these were very simple elements for a World gold medalist. Wow. World gold medalist =/= amazing on every event. Bars has never been her strongpoint. She just looked really nervous and then after each fall started getting more and more upset with herself which made it harder to compete with clear head. Best to just step out at that point. Happens to everyone. Bross was a World medalist on bars and had the same problems at Olympic Trials. (And a van Leeuwen, one of the skills she fell on, is actually a lot more difficult than a Tkatchev!) Yeah I remember that happening to Bross. It was hard to watch. I did think Alyssa's first fall looked kind of like a fluke or nerves and then she was just unable to get composed after that. Hopefully she is able to just write this off and not carry it with her going forward. Does anyone have the link for Alyssa Baumann's bars? What happened?? It's on YouTube. She had 3 falls and then aborted the routine. http://youtu.be/wGx3SLYdHhg I felt so bad for her 😦 Does anyone know if she's at all hurt? Shoulder? Pingback: 2015 WOGA Classic Results | The Gymternet » webindex24.ch - News aus dem Web Pingback: The WOGA Classic International Junior Report | The Gymternet Pingback: Woga Classic v kostce // Woga Classic highlights | Svět gymnastiky Pingback: The WOGA Classic International Senior Report | The Gymternet ### Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here... Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out / Change ) You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out / Change ) Connecting to %s Notify me of new comments via email. 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Katelyn Ohashi
Gymnastics career.:Level 10.
In 2015, Ohashi dropped from elite competition back to Level 10. Her first competition since 2013 was the Texas Prime Meet, where she performed only on vault, beam and floor. 
 Ohashi competed at the 2015 Pikes Peak Cup in Colorado Springs on February 6. She placed 17th in the all-around and finished second in the vault event final with a score of 9.850.