Men 2023 Winter Cup/Elite Team Cup

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So excited to see the men compete this year! Should be a great competition!

Here is the list of senior men expected to compete:
Javier Alfonso, Miami, FL/University of Michigan
Drake Andrews, Sarasota, FL/EVO Gymnastics
Michael Artlip, Bellaire, TX/Penn State University
Maxim Bereznev, Woodstock, GA/Roswell Gymnastics
Jeremy Bischoff, Santa Clarita, CA/Stanford University
Landen Blixt, Fowlerville, MI/University of Michigan
Cameron Bock, Ann Arbor, MI/University of Michigan
Garrett Braunton, USAF Academy, CO/USAF
Taylor Burkhart, Stanford, CA/Stanford University
Taylor Christopulos, Layton, UT/University of Nebraska
Matt Cormier, Milton, MA/Penn State University
Brandon Dang, San Jose, CA/West Coast Olympic Gymnastics Academy
Chase Davenport-Mills, Johns Creek, GA/Roswell Gymnastics
Alex Diab, Bradenton, FL/EVO Gymnastics
Isaiah Drake, Los Angeles, CA/US Naval Academy
Mike Fletcher, Nashua, NH/University of Illinois
Jack Freeman, Palestine, TX/University of Oklahoma
Spencer Goodell, Tigard, OR/University of Oklahoma
Vitaliy Guimaraes, Norman, OK/University of Oklahoma
Ian Gunther, Houston, TX/Stanford University
Dallas Hale, Frisco, TX/Cypress Academy
Asher Hong, Tomball, TX/Stanford University
Patrick Hoopes, Lehi, UT/USAF
Evan Hymanson, Morganville, NJ/Stanford Boys Gymnastics
Michael Jaroh, State College, PA/Penn State University
Joshua Karnes, Erie, PA/Penn State University
Anthony Koppie, Fayetteville, GA/Roswell Gymnastics
Ian Lasic-Ellis, Dover, MA/Stanford University
Troy Lipis, Valencia, CA/Gymnastics World
Riley Loos, Folsom, CA/Stanford University
Connor McCool, Chesterfield, MO/University of Illinois
Yul Moldauer, Arvada, CO/5280 Gymnastics
Stephen Nedoroscik, Sarasota, FL/EVO Gymnastics
Kameron Nelson, Evans, GA/Ohio State University
Noah Newfeld, Plano, TX/University of California – Berkeley
Zachary Nunez, Houston, TX/University of Oklahoma
Vahe Petrosyan, Van Nuys, CA/Gymnastics Olympica USA
Curran Phillips, Naperville, IL/Stanford University
Rithik Puri, Chicago, IL/University of Michigan
Fred Richard, Stoughton, MA/University of Michigan
David Shamah, McKinney, TX/EVO Gymnastics
Daniel Simmons, Cypress, TX/University of Oklahoma
Ian Skirkey, Pepperell, MA/University of Illinois
Blake Sun, San Antonio, TX/Stanford University
Colin Van Wicklen, Spring, FL/EVO Gymnastics
Shane Wiskus, Sarasota, FL/EVO Gymnastics
Ignacio Yockers, Tulsa, OK/University of Oklahoma
Khoi Young, Bowie, MD/Stanford University

 
Winter Cup senior men day 1 starting right now, streaming live on USAG’s youtube:

We have John Roethlisberger and Sam Peszek commentating.

Though the name banner under John just labeled him as Leia Skywalker.
 
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The top 5 on PH all only competed PH

Stephen Nedoroscik - 15.092
Patrick Hoopes - 14.992
Ian Skirkey - 14.972
Ignacio Yockers - 14.942
Brandon Dang - 14.466

and then Yul was 6th on PH (13.957)
 
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Yul Moldauer captures men’s title at 2023 Winter Cup​

The Tokyo 2020 Olympian was solid across all six events, sending a clear message after missing out on last year’s Worlds

Yul Moldauer took a step toward erasing the disappointment of missing out on the U.S. World Championships team last season on Friday (24 February) as he captured the men’s all-around title at the 2023 Winter Cup Challenge in Louisville, Kentucky.

Moldauer earned a 85.342 total, holding off Fred Richard (84.602) and Asher Hong (81.948). Ian Lasic-Ellis (81.905) finished fourth, while Tokyo 2020 Olympian Shane Wiskus (81.200) was fifth. All five men earn automatic berths to the U.S. national team.

A Tokyo Olympian, Moldauer began his competition on the horizontal bar with a 13.500. He moved to the floor exercise in the second rotation, posting a 14.400 for his routine that included a Randi and stuck Arabian double half-out. He, then, posted scores of 13.357, pommel horse; 14.144, still rings; and 14.250, vault.

Heading into the final rotation, Moldauer was in second, just slightly behind Hong, but after he posted a 15.121, Moldauer could not be caught.

“He came out swinging,” said U.S. men’s high performance director Brett McClure, a 2004 Olympian, on the event webcast. “He set the tone with one his weaker events, starting on high bar: nailed it. And just let it ride the rest of the meet. It was really fun to watch.”

In the final rotation, Richard deliverd a clutch high bar routine that included two high-flying catch-and-release moves for a 14.962, the highest mark on the event all day, to move into second. Hong dropped to third overall after over-rotating a double front in a combination pass. He scored just 12.203.

 
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