The New Hampshire Academy runs a highly competitive USAG boys and girls team program, levels 5 through elite, along with recreational gymnastics classes, preschool instruction, and sports strength classes for kids and adults. Click around to learn more About Us, or check out specifics about our Programs for all ages (children and adults), our Camps, or our USAG Teams for the more serious young gymnast. Also available are Directions to our facility, News about NHAAGS, or you can learn more about the sport of gymnastics and health at our Resources page. And don't forget to visit our Photo/Video galleries.
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Latest Meet Results
NHAAG’s Gymnasts Score Big at Men's
Regional's
This past weekend the NHAAG's boys team competed
in Braintree, MA in the USAG Region 6 Regional Championship. The USAG Region 6
consists of Maine, Vermont,
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New
York, and Rhode Island. The top boys that earned their spot in each of their
states through an intense states competition competed at this Regional
Championship. Brett Balser (North Hampton), George Lantz (Rye), Dillon O'Connor
(Stratham), Christopher Holden (North Hampton), Dacha Thurber (Exeter),
Nathaniel Hayward (Wells, Ma) and Todd Harriman (Stratham) made up the level 6
boys team which walked away with the first place trophy for Region 6. In
addition, Brett Balser had individual wins of 2nd place on Pommel (15.8), 3rd
on High Bar (15.2) and 1st place in the All-Around. George Lantz won Pommel
with a 15.9. Todd Harriman placed 2nd on Parallel Bars (15.1). Dillon O'Connor
placed 3rd on Floor (15.8), 3rd on Rings (14.7). For the first time, this year
Region 6 is mimicking (from all the other Regions in the country)
a developmental team. This team takes the top 12 gymnasts in Region 6
and forms a special developmental team. This team will represent
Region 6 in competition throughout the United States. NHAAG’s gymnasts Brett
Balser, George Lantz and Dillon O'Connor earned spots this weekend on the
Region 6 Developmental Team. NHAAG's level 7 gymnast Gabe Pelletier came in 2nd
on Parallel Bars (14.8). Keenan McDermott (Seabrook), a level 9 gymnast,
placed 2nd on floor and 1st on Vault. Tyler Guilimette, also a level 9 gymnast,
came in 1st in the all-around.
For more details see our NHAAGS News page. Full results for recent and past meets can be found under our USAG Teams menu.
Check out our new Resources and Gymnastics News Pages
If you want to learn more about the sport there are two new ways to find out more here. Resources contains links to other gymnastics related sites and our News page has new story news feeds from the worlds of collegiate and international gymnastics.
Our Record Speaks for Itself
99% of all NHAAGS graduates move onto collegiate gymnastics. The other graduates of NHAAGS excel at other college sports (such as swimming, diving, national champion snowboarding, etc.) and maintain rigorous academic schedules -- all with FULL or PARTIAL scholarships.
NHAAGS has produced: • Junior Olympic Champions • Gymnasts that train at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, CO. • Collegiate Team Captains • International Champions • Big-10 Champions
NHAAGS graduates have attended: • West Point • Temple • UNH • University of Rhode Island • UMass • Iowa University • Duke University • Many, many others....
And Scotty Lago, champion snowboarder was one of our trampoline class graduates that focused on the flips and spins you saw at the Olympics!
