The person who’s made the biggest impact on Charlotte Booth’s life happens to be a stranger she met for five minutes at her local pool when she was six.

Victoria Kobelev entered the 2018 USA Gymnastics Championships in Greensboro, North Carolina with high hopes. She was competing for a spot to make the team and had spent many hours preparing for the moment. She felt physically and mentally ready.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., May 16, 2021 – The 2021 USA Gymnastics Development Program National Championships, previously known as the Junior Olympic National Championships, wrapped up Sunday at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Fla. Men’s all-around and individual event titles were awarded in Junior Elite and Junior National divisions for Levels 8, 9 and 10. Regional team champions were also named for each division, while Junior National club team championships were awarded by level.

Here's how to watch the 2021 USA Gymnastics Development Program National Championships on FloGymnastics.

Rachel Slocum wasted little time making an impression on Florida fans as the 2017 season opened. Slocum's first vault as a Gator was a massive 9.925--a score that didn't count toward Florida's team total of 49.450 in its opening meet of 2017 because she performed an exhibition.

The 18 teams at the Gainesville, Lincoln, and Morgantown regionals are set to battle this weekend for six spots at the NCAA Championships. The top two teams from each of Saturday's regionals will advance to the second NCAA semifinals session on April 14 in St. Louis. If the top three seeds in these regionals advance to the Super Six, it would set up a rematch of the SEC Championships, which saw LSU finish on top ahead of Florida and Alabama.

Alex McMurtry rarely gets to train floor exercise because of a back injury. But that didn't stop her from grabbing her first 10.0 of her career on floor exercise on Friday night as the Gators topped Missouri.

After over three months of fierce competition, countless hours in the practice gym, and two eventful semifinal rounds, the road to the National Championships ends for Super Six finalists Florida, Alabama, Oklahoma, Georga, LSU, and Nebraska. The Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex came alive tonight as fans watched the nation's best collegiete gymnasts leave their final marks on the 2014 NCAA season.

No. 2 Florida (7-1, 5-1 SEC) v. No. 36 West Virginia (6-7, 0-2 Big 12) Friday March 7th, 2014 at 7pm in the Stephen C. O'Connell Center

The No. 3 LSU Tigers dug in their claws and put up a great fight against the No. 2 Florida Gators, but it wasn’t enough to finish on top. The Gators chomped the tigers 198.125 - 197.625 in Friday night’s SEC showdown.  

At the halfway point in the season the top-ranked Florida Gators defeated the Arkansas Gymbacks, 197.525 – 196.025.   Florida has been on a roll scoring at least one perfect 10.0 for the last 3 consecutive meets and continued the stunning ritual again tonight. Junior Kytra Hunter, the 2012 NCAA Vault and All-Around Champion, and 2012 Honda Award winner, scored a perfect 10.0 to finish off the Gators on Vault.   This perfect 10.0 makes Hunter’s third this season with her previous two on floor. Hunter says her goal is to make 10 perfect 10’s in one season.    There we other close calls with potential perfect 10.0’s from senior Mackenzie Caquatto on bars and sophomore Bridget Sloan on floor.  In both cases one judge scored them with a 10.0 but the other judge flashed a different score. Click here to watch Sloan's 9.975 routine.   Senior Alaina Johnson was back in the all-around for the second time this season after healing from stress fractures in her back. Johnson scored a 39.275 placing third overall. Arkansas’ Katherine Grable placed second with a 39.575, and Bridget Sloan took first with a stunning 39.75. This is Sloan's career-best all around total and is the second time this season she's achieved the mark. Sloan is currently the Nation's top ranked all arounder and the reigning NCAA All Around Champion.