2010 US Nationals Results: Senior Women"s Results

2010 Visa Championships (US Nationals)
XL Center
Hartford, CT
Aug. 14, 2010
Women's Day 2 Final Results

Junior Kyla Ross established herself as a future star with her second straight all-around title in 2010. She also earned the beam title, and was third on vault and floor.

Also of note: McKayla Maroney won vault by an enormous .800 margin -- and would go on to win two world vault titles and the Olympic silver medal on that same event.

And Gabby Douglas, fourth best in the all-around as a junior in 2010, was just beginning her enormous jump to the top of the sport. In 2012, Douglas became Olympic all-around champion, and Maroney and Ross were her Olympic teammates on the US squad that won gold as well.

Women's All-Around
1. Kyla Ross, Aliso Viejo, Calif., 116.450
2. Katelyn Ohashi, Plano, Texas, 114.300
3. McKayla Maroney, Laguna Niguel, Calif., 113.250
4. Gabrielle Douglas, Virginia Beach, Va., 112.750
5. Madison Kocian, Dallas, Texas, 112.100
6. Sarah Finnegan, Lake Latawanna, Mo., 111.350
7. Sabrina Vega, Carmel, N.Y., 110.600
8. McKenzie Wofford, McKinney, Texas, 110.300

Women's Vault
1. McKayla Maroney, Laguna Niguel, Calif., 32.000
2. Lexie Priessman, Cincinnati, Ohio, 31.200
3. Kyla Ross, Aliso Viejo, Calif., 30.450
4. Gabrielle Douglas, Virginia Beach, Va., 29.950
5. Elizabeth Price, Coopersburg, Pa., 29.850
6. Madison Kocian, Dallas, Texas, 29.300
7. Katelyn Ohashi, Plano, Texas, 29.200
8. Mykayla Skinner, Gilbert, Ariz., 29.150

Women's Uneven Bars
1. Katelyn Ohashi, Plano, Texas, 28.550
2. McKenzie Wofford, McKinney, Texas, 27.950
3. Madison Kocian, Dallas, Texas, 27.900
4. Mackenzie Brannan, Austin, Texas, 27.800
5. Elizabeth Price, Coopersburg, Pa., 27.750
5. Brenna Dowell, Odessa, Mo., 27.750
7. Kyla Ross, Aliso Viejo, Calif., 27.600
8. Mary Maxwell, Germantown, Tenn., 27.300

Women's Balance Beam
1. Kyla Ross, Aliso Viejo, Calif., 29.900
2. Gabrielle Douglas, Virginia Beach, Va., 28.550
3. Ericha Fassbender, Katy, Texas, 28.450
4. Sarah Finnegan, Lake Latawanna, Mo., 28.400
5. Katelyn Ohashi, Plano, Texas, 28.150
6. Kennedy Baker, Flower Mound, Texas, 27.900
7. McKayla Maroney, Laguna Niguel, Calif., 27.850
8. Lauren Marinez, Orlando, Fla., 27.700

Women's Floor Exercise
1. Sarah Finnegan, Lake Latawanna, Mo., 29.200
2. Sabrina Vega, Carmel, N.Y., 28.900
3. Kyla Ross, Aliso Viejo, Calif., 28.500
4. Katelyn Ohashi, Plano, Texas, 28.400
4. McKayla Maroney, Laguna Niguel, Calif., 28.400
6. Madison Kocian, Dallas, Texas, 28.000
7. Lexie Priessman, Cincinnati, Ohio, 27.750
8. Gabrielle Douglas, Virginia Beach, Va., 27.700
8. Mackenzie Brannan, Austin, Texas, 27.700

What's a junior gymnast?
Gymnasts become "senior" competitors on Jan. 1 of the year they'll turn 16. (So, any gymnast born in 2000 will be eligible for senior competition in 2016.) Gymnasts younger than this compete in the "junior" category. Usually these gymnasts are aged 12-15.