Six Champions Crowned At 2019 U.S. Junior Olympic Championships

  INDIANAPOLIS, May 18, 2019 – Six of the 12 all-around champions for the 2019 U.S. Junior Olympic National Championships were crowned at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis. The United States Junior Olympic National Championships, which features 675 of the best Junior Olympic female gymnasts, is the culmination of the competitive season for Level 10, the highest Junior Olympic skill level that is just below the elite level.
The all-around champions for each of the sessions are listed below. For sessions not yet completed, competition times are listed, which are in the Eastern time zone. Award ceremonies are held following each competitive session.
Junior A: Elle Mueller of Ham Lake, Minn./Twin City Twisters, 38.100
Junior A regional team ranking: 1. Region 1, 151.450; 2. Region 3, 151.350; 3. Region 7, 149.975
Senior A: Madelyn Williams of Vacaville, Calif./San Mateo Gymnastics, 38.450
Senior A regional team ranking: 1. Region 8, 151.525; 2. Region 1, 150.975; 3. Region 7, 150.550
Junior B: Ella Zirbes of Stillwater, Minn./Flips Gymnastics, 38.725
Junior B regional team ranking: 1. Region 4, 152.550; 2. Region 8, 152.150; 3. Region 7, 151.975.
Senior B: Talia Little of Rochester, N.Y./RGA, 38.325
Senior B regional team ranking: 1. Region 5, 151.825; 2. Region 3, 151.625; 3. Region 6, 151.525.
Junior C: Caitlin Smith of Houston, Texas/World Champions Centre, 38.250
Junior C regional team ranking: 1. Region 7, 151.675; 2. Region 5, 150.725; 3. Region 3, 150.575.
Senior C: Kiya Johnson of Coppell, Texas/Texas Dreams Gymnastics, 39.275. Johnson was a senior co-champion in 2018.
Senior C regional team ranking: 1. Region 3, 154.400; 2. Region 8, 153.950; 3. Region 4. 153.875.
May 19 — Junior D and Senior D at 9 a.m.; Junior E and Senior E at 1:45 p.m.; Junior F and Senior F at 6:30 p.m. All times are Eastern. 

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