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Kristy Powell

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Powell made her competitive debut in 1991 at the junior national championships where she placed 9th. Powell's first international competition was in 1993, when she competed in a dual meet against Japan where she earned three silver medals. In 1995, Powell was named the U.S. team for the
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in 1997. At the same event, Powell also won gold on the uneven bars. The win allowed Powell to be named to the U.S. team for the World Championship, qualified her for support funding from the national team, and earned her a spot touring with the
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became her new coach. Powell moved to Cincinnati while her family stayed behind in Colorado Springs. Powell took a four-week break from her training for surgery on her calf muscle. Powell became co-United States national all-around champion with
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Powell's success in 1995 was followed by injuries, including lateral collateral ligament in her knee and extreme pain in her shins. Powell competed in 1996, hoping to make the Olympic Team. She finished 7th
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team competition. At 1997 World Championships, Powell was part of the U.S. team, placing last in the team competition. At the same event, she placed 23rd in the individual all-around.
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following the injury of a team member. Powell won the all-around title, vault, and uneven bars at the competition. That same year Powell was part of the U.S. team that won gold at the
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and 13th in the Olympic trials but was not chosen for the team. Powell then suffered more physical injuries including a pulled back muscle and another knee injury.
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in a TV Movie about the Olympic Gymnasts' life. When Powell switched gyms two years later, the family again relocated to
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Powell retired from competitive gymnastics in 1998. Years of injuries made competition too physically painful.
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invited nine-year old Powell to train under his tutelage. That same year, Powell portrayed young
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Pan American Games Champions in Artistic Gymnastics – Women's Team Competition
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Pan American Games gold medalists for the United States in gymnastics
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in 1997. She retired from competition the following year.
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Index

Colorado Springs, Colorado
Tom Forster
Lori Forster
Bela Karolyi
Mary Lee Tracy
gymnast
co-national All-Around champion
Vanessa Atler
Stuart, Florida
Houston, Texas
Bela Karolyi
Nadia Comaneci
Colorado Springs, Colorado
McDonald's American Cup
Pan American Games
U.S. championships
Cincinnati Gymnastics Academy
Mary Lee Tracy
Vanessa Atler
Magnificent Seven
1996 Olympic
Cirque du Soleil
aerialist
La Nouba
"USATODAY.com – Cirque's siren call to athletes"




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