Latest NGJA News
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NGJA Mourns the Passing of Ted Muzyczko
Ted Muzyczko served as a judge for 34 years, judging more than 1,000 meets in his long career, which included the Olympic Games, Pan American Games, World Games, and Goodwill Games. The successful former competitor at the University of Illinois-Chicago went on to serve as a board member of the USGF for six years, ranging from between 1964 and 1980. Ted is a member of the NGJA Frank J. Cumiskey Hall of Fame and is a published author of many gymnastics articles.
Ted was a mentor to countless judges in the community. He was an innovator in judging and used symbols to record routines in the 1970’s and 80’s before symbols were invented. Ted was one of the founders of the NGJA in 1968 and he also served two terms as NGJA President. In addition to being Technical Director for the 1991 World Championships in Indianapolis, he judged 4 World Championships in 1970 (Ljubljana), 1981 (Moscow), 1993 (Birmingham) and 1995 (Sebae). Ted also served as USA Olympic Judge for the 1984 Los Angeles Games and the 1988 Seoul Games.
Ted will be missed by many in the gymnastics community, and the NGJA offers its deepest condolences to Ted’s family and friends. Please consider a donation to the Thaddeus Muzyczko Memorial Scholarship fund, which also includes additional information about Ted's life and legacy.
USA Gymnastics Hall of Fame - Ted Muzyczko
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Congratulations to Lenny Lucarello for being named into the 2024 NGJA Hall of Fame.
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Latest Men’s Development Program News
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Latest NCAA News
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2023-2024 NCAA Rules Modification Document
2024 Winter Cup Directives (1/16/24)
2023-2024 GymAct Rules Modification Document
Previous Modification Documents
NEW Landing Mat Rules 3/2/2023
2022-2023 NCAA Interpretations and Rules Update
2022-2023 NCAA Rules and Policies Document
2022-2023 Gym Act Modifications Document
2020-21 NCAA Rules Modification Document - This document is revised to include "Virtual" NCAA Competitions
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To All NGJA Members,
Get ready for the 7th annual NCAA Judges Challenge!!!
The 2023 NCAA Judges Challenge starts Tuesday, 21 November!!! The Judges Challenge is the best way to improve your knowledge of the 2022-2024 Paris Code of Points and the 2022-2023 NCAA Modifications and the application of their rules. By working with a group of judges you can discuss how rules are applied. Then, when the panel publishes its analysis, you can agree, disagree, talk about the differences and ultimately your judging knowledge will improve! In addition, you can practice your shorthand and talk about the differences in the Junior Program.
Registration will close on November 21. Therefore, form your team now and play to win NGJA apparel. Here is what you can do now to prepare:
• Call, text or email your judging friends and form your team now
• Each team must have 2 - 5 members and a team name
• The top 5 winning teams will all win NGJA embroidered polo shirts
• All routines will be judged using the new 2022-2024 COP with NCAA modifications
• Sharpen your judging skills and share your knowledge with your fellow judges
Good luck to you and your team !!!
Butch Zunich
Registration Links and Information
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Week 4 - 2023 NCAA Challenge Routine Evaluations
FINAL STANDINGS:
1. Sticks are amazing - The Muenz boys: Chris, Kevin, Justin and Cameron Sweeny
2. Catemaven2.0 - Juan Mora, Kenys Lucerna, Henyelberth Herrera, Jorge Sandoval, and Henderson Herrera
3. Working Dogs - Don Osborn, Andrew Sweeten, Arthur Thomas, Jacob Wade, and Russ Young
4(t). The K-Team - Tom Kutz, Num Kutz, Charlie Karza, Michael Ashe, and Sho Nakamori
4(t). Don't Look Down! - Dave Johnson, Thomas Britton, Randy Gentile, Kent Itai, and Quintin Peters
Week 4 standings:
1. Masiciola's Mas Koalas
2. Catemaven2.0
3. Judgmental
4. Sticks are amazing
5(t). Working Dogs
5(t). The Oregon-Grinders
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FX
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VT
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Week 3 - 2023 NCAA Challenge Routine Evaluations
Week 3 standings:
1(t). Gagnon my Gaylord
1(t). Don't Look Down!
3(t). The K-Team
3(t). Sticks are Amazing
5(t). Working Dogs
5(t). 100% Correct 50% of the Time
Week 3 - 2023 NCAA Challenge Routine Routines:
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Week 2 - 2023 NCAA Challenge Routine Evaluations
Week 2 standings:
1(t). End of the Ten
2(t). Don't Look Down!
3. Guinness Judging NCAA
4(t). 100% Correct 50% of the Time
4(t). Kiss My Cassina
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Week 1 - 2023 NCAA Challenge Routine Evaluations
Week 1 standings:
Fourteen teams tied for first place
1(t). Undergrip Specialists
1(t). THE WORLD
1(t). One, let's bail
1(t). Florida's finest
1(t). Tumbling Titans
1(t). Working Dogs
1(t). 100% Correct 50% of the Time
1(t). End of the Ten
1(t). Sticks are Amazing
1(t). Prestige Region Wide
1(t). Team Georgia
1(t). The K-Team
1(t). Kiss My Cassina
1(t). Masciola's Mas Koalas
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The winners of the 2022 NCAA Challenge were:
1. Low Bar Specialists - Jonathan Corbitt, Greg Ter-Zakhariants, Phillip Pruett, John Scanlan
2. Li Ning toward giving credit - Jon Karmecy, Dan Graham, Jon Klemens, Josh Seltzer, Curtis Wilson
3. Team NorCal - Tom Kutz, Michael Ashe, Greg Ter-Zakhariants, Sho Nakamori
4. May the Horse be with You - Bob Busse, John Scanlan, Wyatt Baier
5. Guiness Judging - Felippe Mendonca, Douglas Bernabe, Rodrigo Caron, Francisco Arce, Julio Cesar Bernal
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The winners of the 2021 NCAA Challenge were:
1. Drinking and Driving Level 3's: Jeffrey Zack, Dave Hirst, Michael Zack, Miska Kustin
2(t).Lenny and the Jets: Lenny Lucarello, Travis Bluc, Lance Alberhasky, Phillip Pruett
2(t)Horsing Around: Craig Nesbitt, Felix Aronovich, Mike Newberger, Jack Boyle
4. Winter is near: Mark Sherman, Kristin Miller, Jeffrey Zach, James Sergeant
5. Eyes Wide Shut: John Karmecy, Jonathan Conrad, Brandon Jones, Thomas Britton
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The Winners of the 2020 NCAA Judges Challenge were:
1. Prestige Region Wide: Paul Evatt, Josh Wilson, Dave Forister, Brent Simmons
2. Fystrom of Fury: Steve Jaciuk, Ellis Mannon, Alex Wittenberg
3(t). Backflip: Gregg Didech, Malcolm Brown, Aj Van Dyck, Anthony Mason
3(t). Big Dog Judging: Don Osborn, Darion Knight, Eric Van Sickle, Kevin Anderson
5(t). The Rusty Belts
5(t). Leg Kutz: Craig Nesbitt, Num Kutz, Linda Tickenoff, Kalind Carpenter
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The Winners of the 2019 NCAA Judges Challenge were:
1. Midnight Train to Georgia - S Nakamori, M Ashe, T Michaels, T Green
2. Hudson Valley - B Bruin, N Dotson
3(t). WWBDII - C Adams, L Lucarello, J Corbitt
3(t). Go Flank Yourself - G Didech, C Pryor, C Wilson, J Gaides
5. No Pity for the Kitty - P Wieging, E Shaw, H Steere, R Barclay
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Latest FIG News
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Awarded every 4 years at the U.S. Olympic Trials to one judge who has demonstrated the same remarkable characteristics that Jerry Donahue did while he was a judge, mentor, and friend.
2024 Jerry Donahue NGJA Judges for Life Award Recipients
Congratulations to our 2024 National Judge of the Year Winners
East - Matt Baruch (New York) and George Krenk (Michigan)
West - Scot Kerns (Oklahoma) and Walter Jaramillo (California)
2024 Photos
2024 Championships 
2023 JDP Nationals
2023 Special Olympic World Games in Germany
