Levels 1-5
Tentative Meet Schedule (as of 02/22/25 Please remember that this list can change at anytime so check back often and dates/times may change even at the last minute. Always check here for meet information as the front desk will not be emailing any information other than billing for these meets.
DD = Due Date
SD = Scratch Date
*Please notice that the scratch dates when listed are the date that the HOST GYM must be notified BUT you must be approved by your coach and/or Jeanne BEFORE this date or you are NOT eligible for a refund.
ALL gymnasts must pay a USANJ registration of $30 due by 9/25.
IMPORTANT INFO:
Last day to qualify to the State Meet: levels 2,3,4- March 8, 2026
Levels 2-5 needs a 31.00 A.A. to qualify to States
LEVEL 1
Meet Schedule
- In house evaluation dates
- All these will be at 8:00 AM
- Entry fee of $70 is due in cash or check only a minimum of 2 weeks before
- February 1st ($ due by January 18th)
- March 22nd ($ due by March 8th
- April 26th ($ due by April 12th)
LEVELS 2-4
Meet Schedule
Due by Wednesday, September 24New Jersey Gymnast State Registration fee.$30 per gymnastPlease submit payment to the front desk, cash or check only.
Level 2, 3 & 4 State Championships March 27-29
Freehold Elite @ RWJ Barnabas Arena
Toms River, NJ
All fees must be paid no later than 02/27
Levels 2 State Meet entry fee - $100
Level 3 & Level 4 State Meet entry fee - $110
No refunds for any reason.
March 27
- Session #1 Level 2
- Report 3:15 = Charleigh, Charlie, Emma, Mika, Peyton
- Session #2 Level 2
- Report 5:45 Elena, Lola, Maria
- Session #1 Level 2
March 28
- Session #4 Level 4
- Report 10:45am Manuella, Remy
- Session #5 Level 4
- Report 1:45 Addison, Moriya, Phoebe, Quinn
- Session #6 Level 4
- Report 4:45 Julia, Mya
- Session #4 Level 4
March 29
- Session #7 Level 3
- Report 7:45 am Ainsley, Imara, Kennedi, Savannah, Victoria
- Session 8 Level 3
- Report 10:45 Addy, Ella, Simone
- Session 9 Level 3
- Report 1:45 Allison
- Session #7 Level 3
Current Events
Levels 1–5
Our Levels 1–5 team is where strong gymnastics foundations are built. Athletes in this developmental program focus on mastering proper technique, body shapes, strength, flexibility, and confidence across all four women’s events — vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise. These early competitive levels teach discipline, focus, and teamwork while helping gymnasts develop a love for the sport. Emphasis is placed on clean execution, consistency, and steady skill progression, preparing each athlete for future optional levels. This stage is exciting, structured, and full of growth as gymnasts begin their competitive journey.