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Competition & Event Schedules

NGA Girls Team | Morgan Hill
SCHEDULES – NGA Girls – Morgan Hill (pdf)

NGA Girls Team | Great Oaks
SCHEDULES – NGA Girls – Great Oaks (pdf)

NGA Girls Team | Cambrianna
SCHEDULES – NGA Girls – Cambrianna (pdf)

NGA Girls & Boys Team | Race St
SCHEDULES – NGA Girls and Boys – Race St (pdf)

NGA Girls Team | Sunnyvale
SCHEDULES – NGA Girls – Sunnyvale (pdf)

Documents

This is the “handbook” that guides our program:

• 2023-24 The Making a Team Member (pdf)

Competitive season forms for team families:

• Parent Form 1 – 2023-24 Emergency Contact and Release
• Parent Form 2 – 2023-24 Team Training Rules and Policies
• Parent Form 3 – 2023-24 Athlete Planning Worksheet

NGA Teams Contact

Girls NGA Great Oaks: 408.360.9400

• Katelyn Van Eck

Girls & Boys NGA Race St: 408.280.5437

• Kyra Jackson

Girls NGA Sunnyvale: 408.823.8492

• Michelle Pitts

Girls NGA Cambrianna: 408.377.1005

• Anne Souza

Girls NGA Morgan Hill: 408.776.0141

• Katie Glaum

Girls Teams Manager: Dave Peterson

Competition & Event Schedules

USA Gymnastics Development Program GIRLS L3-5 |  Cal Sports – Morgan Hill 
SCHEDULES – USAG DP Girls – Cal Sports Morgan Hill (pdf)

USA Gymnastics Development Program GIRLS L3-10|  Cal Sports – Great Oaks
SCHEDULES – USAG DP Girls – Cal Sports Great Oaks (pdf)

USA Gymnastics Development Program GIRLS L3-10 |  Cal Sports – Race St. 
SCHEDULES – USAG DP Girls – Cal Sports Race St (pdf)

USA Gymnastics Development Program GIRLS L3-5 |  Cal Sports – Cambrianna 
SCHEDULES – USAG DP Girls – Cal Sports Cambrianna (pdf)

Documents

This is the “handbook” that guides our program:

• 2023-24 The Making a Team Member (pdf)

Competitive season forms for team families:

• Parent Form 1 – 2023-24 Emergency Contact and Release
• Parent Form 2 – 2023-24 Team Training Rules and Policies
• Parent Form 3 – 2023-24 Athlete Planning Worksheet

USAG Development Teams Contact

• Race St: 408.280.5437
  • Head Coach: Kyra Jackson

  Cambrianna: 408.377.1005

  • Compulsory Coach: Anne Souza

  Great Oaks: 408.360.9400

  • Head Coach: Raylyn Cardeno

  Morgan Hill: 408.776.0141

  • Compulsory Coach: Kelsey Poehling

  Girls Teams Manager: Dave Peterson

Competition & Event Schedules

Boys USA Gymnastics Teams |  Cal Sports Center
MEET & EVENTS SCHEDULE
MEET & EVENTS SCHEDULE – USAG Boys Teams – Cal Sports (pdf)

2023-24 TRAINING SCHEDULES – All Boys Locations
Boys 2023-24 Regular Training Schedules (pdf)

2024-25 TRAINING SCHEDULES – All Boys Locations
Boys 2024-25 Regular Training Schedules (pdf)

Documents

This is the “handbook” that guides our team programs:

• 2023-24 The Making a Team Member  (pdf)

Competitive season forms for team families:

• Parent Form 1 – 2023-24 Emergency Contact and Release
• Parent Form 2 – 2023-24 Team Training Rules and Policies
• Parent Form 3 – 2023-24 Athlete Planning Worksheet
• Boys Team – Meet Prep Tips

Boys Staff

Race St : 408.280.5437

• Head Coach: Thomas Brown
• Coach: Sage Caddenhead
• Coach: Christopher Brown
• Sub Coach: Ethan Nguyen

Great Oaks: 408.360.9400

• Head Coach: Tyler Evans
• Coach: Andrew Farichild
• Coach: Ryan Niermann
• Sub Coach: Christopher Brown

Competition & Event Schedule

• SCHEDULES – T&T (pdf)

Documents

This is the “handbook” that guides our program:

• 2023-24 The Making a Team Member (pdf)

Competitive season forms for team families:

• Parent Form 1 – 2023-24 Emergency Contact and Release
• Parent Form 2 – 2023-24 Team Training Rules and Policies
• Parent Form 3 – 2023-24 Athlete Planning Worksheet

Trampoline & Tumbling Staff

Great Oaks: 408.360.9400

• T&T Lead Coach: Amanda Houston
• T&T Team Manager: Christopher Brown

Competitive Organizations

• USA Gymnastics – the governing body for all our Junior Development athletes and coaches.
• National Gymnastics Association – a newer organization we are beginning to shift over to for competitions for some of our team levels, including former Xcel Teams for boys and girls.. We are evaluating additional participation for the 2022-23 seasons.

Athlete Support

• Girls Meet Prep Tips – for athletes and families
• Boys Team – Meet Prep Tips – for athletes and families
• Athlete Nutrition Tips – for athletes and families
• CSC University – Get a Grip On Your Rip – Blister and “rip” treatment for athletes and parents
• Positive Coaching Alliance – Tools for parents, athletes and coaches.
• Lisa Mitzel’s Zen Tiger Mind – Mental training and emotional health / Mental Power Stations
• Yuka Sugiura – Level Up Bodywork – Neuro athletic training / flexibility and rehab services
• Dr. Jeffrey Blue – Sports medicine doctor and rehab specialist.
• Headgames World – Mental training by Dr. Alison Arnold
• USA Gymnastics & SafeSport The U.S. Center for SafeSport was created by the United States Olympic Committee in March 2017 as a wholly independent body to investigate allegations of sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, grooming, and child abuse within all Olympic National Governing Bodies. USA Gymnastics handles reporting for allegations of bullying, hazing, physical misconduct, and emotional misconduct. Our competitive coaches are trained and certified by USA Gymnastics & SafeSport. We fully support the investigation of all concerns of misconduct and/or abuse through these channels, but we would ask that, under the right circumstances, our families consider initially talking to a trusted individual at CSC if you feel that our programs, coaches, or facilities are not meeting your expectations for standards of conduct. First, we need to know and understand. If warranted we will take all necessary steps that allow us to maintain open, honest, and safe training and competitive environments for all our team athletes and families.
  • To educate yourself and support your athlete, we recommend the following:
    • Parents Guide To Misconduct in Sport
    • “Champion Respect. End Abuse.” SafeSport Youth Athlete Training
  • For situations you have addressed directly with us and not resolved OR situations for which you do not feel you can or should work with us, please use the official channels:
    • USA Gymnastics HOW TO REPORT
    • U.S. Center for SafeSport HOW TO REPORT (also make a report to local law enforcement agencies)

Get a Job!

Jr. Coaching

CSC has a Jr. Coaching program for athletes ages 10-15. Participants are assigned preschool and/or recreational classes and support organization, instruction, and positive feedback under the direction of the primary coach. We will gladly sign off on Jr. Coaching as community service hours. And, we often do end up hiring our Jr. Coaches!

Contact your gym’s office to learn more.

Now Hiring: CSC Instructors

We are always looking for great coaches. Knowing the sport, the terminology, and the environment give you a leg up! Apply through our jobs page (but tell your coach so they know and can put in a good word for you).

Collegiate Gymnastics

Post-high school gymnasts may have an opportunity to join a collegiate club team or NCAA Division I, II, or III program (Here’s a list of current men’s teams / women’s teams).

Did you know? CSC athletes have continued their gymnastics careers at these universities.

College Recruiting 101

Learn about the team(s) at the schools you are considering. What NCAA Division team does the school offer? Division I? Division II? Division III? Club? Do you believe you are on track to meet the level of gymnastics they compete? Is a scholarship something you need? Have you talked to your parents and coaches about your long term goals and where you see yourself after high school? The questions are more important than the answers as you get started!

Follow the team(s) you are interested in on social media, and get a feel for what the experience of being on that team might be like as an athlete. Find team websites to read about the coaches, and athletes, and what they say about themselves and their program and school.

When it comes to recruiting, the higher the Division, the more competitive it becomes to get seen and earn a spot on a team. College coaches can’t reach out to you through most of high school, but you can reach out to them to express interest. Get started with introducing yourself as early as your freshman year in high school, and certainly during your sophomore and junior years.

Let your CSC Coach(es) and CSC Team Director know the schools you are considering, as soon as you have an idea. CSC has, in many cases, direct lines of contact with individuals associated with the school – coaches, administrators, athletes, and alumni. A word of support through CSC can help bring attention to your interest.

Let college coaches know what you believe you can bring to their school and program (talent, skills, effort, brains, leadership, etc.). Of course you want to do gymnastics at the next level because of what it will provide YOU – but getting a shot requires them seeing you as an asset to them.

By the start of your senior year, you’ve got to be seriously ready to communicate back and forth with schools (because they can now reach out to you – and other athletes they are recruiting!). You’ll also be started with submitting applications to schools in the fall, and the gymnastics contacts you have established can assist and/or support the process of getting admitted to the school.