THE SEEDS OF TRADITION

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1 THE SEEDS OF TRADITION Mission Statement for Queen City Trampoline & Tumbling Club To be the premier program in our region, while providing the opportunity for the athletes to obtain the highest goals their commitment level will allow. With all variables involved, we will strive to be the best we can be as a team organization. PROGRAM HISTORY The concept of the Queen City Gymnastics Trampoline and Tumbling program was born at the 1997 U.S.A.T.T. Nationals. Jeff Metzger had made the trip to the Nationals to learn more about the "up and coming" sport of Trampoline and Tumbling. The seed had been planted years earlier when Jeff attended a U.S.A.T.T. Congress in Lubbock, Texas. However, Jeff's vision did not become a reality until he attended the 1997 Nationals. Shortly after leaving the Disney Nationals, Jeff began immediate plans to rearrange the initial floor plans for the New Kids First facility. The results included a regulation rod floor with a spacious run up area, space for a regulation double mini trampoline, and an area dedicated to four competitive full size in-ground trampolines. This has become one of the finest training facilities in the nation for the sport of Trampoline and Tumbling. Additional advantages enjoyed by few other trampoline and tumbling clubs include an in-ground Resi and deep foam training pits with a 60-foot long in-ground tumble trac trampoline feeding into a foam pit. Such an excellent training environment would have been incomplete without a program manager to create and develop the Trampoline and Tumbling venue into a reality. The choice of a program manager had not been difficult. The Head Coach of the U.S.A.T.T. powerhouse Top Flight Trampoline and Tumbling Team was selected. Steve Anderson was hired in the fall of 1997 to direct the Trampoline and Tumbling program and become its first Team Head Coach. However, the first team practice would not be conducted until November 2, The team attended its first meet January 17, 1999 at the Hand 2 Hand Invitational in Dayton, Ohio. The team went on to host the first ever annual Queen City Trampoline and Tumbling Invitational. The Team's initial season concluded with a 3rd place finish in the Kentucky-Ohio Challenger, and as the Ohio State Runner-Up, with an 11-2 record. The team qualified 17 athletes in 31 events to the National Championships in Anaheim, California. Moreover, many new club records were established and the first year-end awards ceremony was held on August 15, The following year would see QCTT win its first Invitational when they won the Stanford-Foster Invitational. The team was runners up in the Hand 2 Hand and Queen City Invitational s before once again claiming the second place trophy at the State Finals. The team win loss record was an impressive 34-5 mark on the season. John Collier became the first Queen City T&T athlete to win a medal at the senior elite nationals, the first USA National Team Member and the first International competitor for QCTT. He won the gold on the DMT event and the silver in tumbling at the USA Senior Elite National Championships. Then he concluded the season with a 4 th place finish in the World Cup Tumbling Event. The Team sent 27 athletes to the J.O. Nationals here in Cincinnati, taking home 7 Gold, 10 Silver and 2 Bronze Medals to collect more medals than any other team in the country.

2 The campaign ended with a 22-5 win loss record and yet another Ohio State runner -up finish. The team had 13 individuals represented at the USA Nationals in San Antone TX, winning 5 Gold s and one bronze.the season was punctuated by Chrissy Lehmkuhl when she became the first senior athlete in team history. Lehmkhul competed three seasons for the team and was an original member. After returning 17 out of 34 athletes from the previous season, the season would be one of rebuilding. Tragedy struck the team at the first competition held at Hand 2 Hand T&T in Springboro, when Shannon Burford suffered a season ending and severe knee injury on the Trampoline event. The injury would require numerous surgeries and nearly a year of rehabilitation. Shannon courageously vowed to make her comeback and her unbridled determination earned her a letter, which was presented at the QCIT at the competitions awards presentation. Burford would later be presented a Purple Heart award at the team year end Awards Day Presentation. On the team side, the Storm still had a strong showing by season s end to take a respectable 3rd place at the Ohio State Meet with a final record of The team had 13 athletes compete at the USA Nationals in Indianapolis, Indiana. The team earned a bronze, 6 Silvers and 3 Gold Medals to close the season with a promising future. The team bid farewell to Ally Senefeld-Naber as she was the lone senior on the roster for the season. The year saw our athletes in the blue and white carry on where they ended last year, strong. The team won the Trampoline title at our 5 th annual QCIT in route to claiming the teams first ever State Championship with a 24-4 season record. The national meet was held in Sacramento, California where the team returned home with 2 silver and 1 Gold medal to add to the Storm s collection. The highlight of the season came at our Annual QCIT when Shannon Burford made good on her pledge to make her come back from last years season ending knee injury. Shannon took to the Trampoline to perform the very routine she competed on the day of her tragedy and nailed it to become a legend of inspiration in the history of the QCTNT Program. The team featured two seniors in the championship season, Shannon Burford and Elizabeth Mushaben , QCTT history was made once again when Jeremiah Mohr became the first Region IV All-Star to represent the Storm. Jeremiah qualified to the team by winning the Level 10 Tumbling championship at the Region IV Championships in Joplin, Missouri. The team ended the season with a Won/Loss Record of 30-5, collecting the first ever back to back State Championship! The USA JO National Championships were in Tampa, Florida with the squad raking in 5 golds, 3 Silver and 4 bronze medals to lace the icing on the seasonal cake! Three-peat would be the story of the QCTT Storms destiny. The team once again netted a perfect season with Won/Loss Record 24-0 and its third Straight Ohio State Team Championship. Scott Sargent led the team winning the Level 10 National Championship on Trampoline while placing and impressive fourth at the Elite Challenge in Phoenix, AZ earlier in the season. Scott would go on to earn Region IV All-Star honors on Double Mini Trampoline. Sargent s little brother, Sean, showed some glimpse of following in his footsteps when he teamed up with Savannah Bailey to earn a slot with her on the USA National Jump Start Team. The team made another strong appearance at the Nationals in Houston, Texas, continuing the team reputation for excellence!

3 In , QCTNT showed why it is one of the strongest programs in the country. Queen City would remain the strongest Team, in the strongest State, in the Strongest Region of the country for the 3 rd Straight year. The Storm took first in the Monopoly Meet in Indianapolis and then rolled to its second straight undefeated season with a Won/Loss Record of 28-0 and the fourth straight State Championship title, while helping to lead Ohio to its third Region IV battle of the States Team Championship. Region IV would go on to win its 3 rd Straight Regional All-Star Championship team title at the USA JO National Meet! Three team members were named to the USA Jump Start National Team, Savannah Bailey, Sean Sargent and Madeline Sewell. The squad also had two members on the Regional All-Star Team; they were Sean Sargent and Riley Stanforth. The team headed north to Chicago for the USA JO National Championships collecting 7 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals to add to the QCTNT Treasure chest built up over the years! In truly a landmark season, this was the best ever in team history! The squad took its fifth straight State Championship. Moreover, it was the first time the team had swept all four events at State to capture the victory. Riley Stanforth and Gabby Bailey took the Synchronized Trampoline event title to secure this first in team history. The synchro team went on to win the Level 10 national championship. The blue and white went 31-0 and ended the season with 9 Golds, 10 Silvers and 9 bronze medals at the Junior Olympic National Championships in Memphis, Tennessee. In individual honors, Queen City put two athletes, Sean Sargent/Gabby Bailey on the National Pre-Elite team for another first in the team annuals. Also, Queen City had four athletes make the Jump Start National team: Jessica Blumberg, Sean Sargent, Madeline Sewell and Victoria Smith A tumultuous season turned gold as QCTT suffered through a Civil War that would see only 18/37 team members from the previous year return. However, the team showed its true character when it reloaded quickly and rebounded quite nicely to post yet another undefeated season with a 37-0 record to complement its sixth straight Ohio State Championship title. Landon Ballas, Tori Smith, Madeline Sewell and Jessica Blumberg represented the team of blue by making the Jump Start National Team while Ashely Phillips and Megan Connett earned National Pre-Elite Team honors. Furthermore, Ashley Phillips and Riley Stanforth went on to repeat as National Synchronized Trampoline Champions for Level 10. The squad won three major Invitational en route to the National Championships: Winter Festival, Queen City and the Buckeye Invitational s. The season ended for the team at the J.O. Nationals in Kansas City, MO with 4 gold, 3 silver and 4 bronze medals brought home to the QCTT Treasury! The Storm continued on the previous year s success adding its 7 th straight Ohio Championship and setting a club record for most wins in a season at 42-0, the 5 th straight undefeated season. Sean Sargent, our first Junior Elite, represented our club at the U.S. Elite Challenge where he paired up with Phil Svirshch (Gypsy Flyers) to win gold for Synchronized Trampoline at the event. Landon Ballas and Zachary Busam each earned a spot on the National Jump Start Team. The team coasted to victories in the Aerodynamics, Top Flight, Buckeye and Queen City Invitational s before heading to J.O. Nationals in San Jose, California. The team earned 5 gold, 1 silver and 3 bronze at the event to add to the reputation of excellence of Queen City TnT at the National level. Riley Stanforth become the first athlete in 6 seasons to earn a senior award after 9 years as a member on the team QCTNT earned an 8 th Ohio State Championship. The team went 21-1 with the lone loss dealt by the Buckeye Flyers at the first meet of the season, Aerodynamics Invitational. Other highlights for the season included qualifying Annie Garretson to the Jump Start Nationals, winning the QCTT Invite and taking home 8 (5 Golds, 2 Silvers, 1 bronze) medals from the J.O National Championships in Virginia Beach, VA. Sean Sargent put the icing on the cake for the season qualifying to the World Age Group Games in Metz, France. Sean was named to the U.S. Junior Elite National Team due to his 2 nd place finish on Individual Trampoline at the U.S. Junior Elite National Championships. This was Queen City s first Junior National Team Member as well as our first World Age Group Competitor!

4 Number Nine sure was fine! The blue capped off a record setting season in wins with the 9 th straight Ohio State Championship title. The team went 54-1 while capturing the Aerodynamic, Top Flight and Queen City Invitational s. Annie Garretson once again earned a trip to the Jump Start National Testing Event to represent our blue! Moreover, Sean Sargent earned his second straight trip to the World Age Group Championships to be held in Birmingham, England. Sean also medaled for the USA in the Canada Cup winning a Gold in the Synchronized Trampoline Event and taking home a bronze in individual Trampoline Competition. Other Honors for the season included the team taking home 6 (4 Golds, 3 Silvers) medals from the J.O and Elite National Championships in San Antonio, TX Ten straight sure was great! A decade on top of the state of Ohio caps an era of excellence and cements the QCTT program in the realm of a dynasty. The team went 36-0 while capturing titles in the Aerodynamic, Blaine Wilson, Arnold Classic, Top Flight and Queen City Invitational s. On the individual side, Gwen Johnson and Tori Smith represented QCTT as our first Region IV All Stars in 6 seasons. Our Synchronized Trampoline Team (Level 9, Lauren Satcher and Tori Smith) won the State Championship on that event. Moreover, Zach Busam and Annie Garretson qualified to the Jump Start National Testing Event to represent our blue! Other Honors for the season included the team taking home 13 (6 Golds, 5 Silvers, 2 bronze) medals from the J.O and Elite National Championships in Long Beach, CA The storm started a new decade off with yet another State Championship. The team went 64-2 for a club record of wins in a single season while taking 5 Invitational Team Championships in route to claiming it s 11 th straight Team State Championship. The individual highlights for the season included Annie Garretson qualifying for the Jump Start National Testing, Tori Smith taking second at Nationals on Level 10 Tumbling, Kevin Burgess earning a bronze for Level 10 Trampoline at Nationals and our Level 9 Synchronized Trampoline Team (Lauren Satcher/Lindsey Miller) bringing home the Gold from both State and National titles on the event. The team concluded the season by returning to the J.O. Nationals in Kansas City, Missouri to add to the team treasury with a total medal count of 14 (6-Gold, 5-Silvers and 4 bronzes) Our brave in blue opened the season with a runner up finish at the Hand 2 Hand Invitational Meet and then went on to win the Queen City Invitational and Blaine Wilson Classic. The team finished the season with a 38-3 record and capped the season off with yet another Ohio State Championship! The individual highlights for the season included Tori Smith placing 4 th at the Elite Challenge in Junior Elite Tumbling. Tori set a club record in Junior Elite Tumbling for Queen City. Smith was our first Junior Elite Tumbler. Tori also earned a spot on the Region IV All Star Team in Trampoline. Furthermore, Ali Asbury represented QCTT on the Olympic Development Program National Team. Moreover, teammate, Morganne Dixey, established a new club record for Level 6 Trampoline with a gold medal performance at Nationals. The team wrapped up the individual season by returning to the J.O. Nationals in Spokane, WA (Levels 5-7) and Louisville (8-Elite) to add to the team treasury with a total medal count of 8 (3-Gold, 4-Silvers and 1 bronze) The Team rolled to victories in four Invitational meets before taking the Ohio State Championship. The Storm racked up and impressive 41-9 win/loss record on the way. J.O. Nationals for Levels 8-Elite were held in Greensboro, North Carolina while the Level 57-7 National Championship event took place in Fort Worth, TX. 10 athletes represented Queen City TnT at these events and captured 10 medals (3 Gold, 4 Silvers and 3 Bronze)! Queen City Storm took 2 nd place at the OSA invitational and then 3 rd at our home meet before concluding the season with a 3 rd place Ohio State Championship finish. The team sent 3 athletes to the 8-up National Meet (Providence, RI) and 4 atheltes to the 5-7 National Meet (Tulsa, OK) where it captured 3 silver medals and 2 bronze medals to add to our rich team history!

5 Team Achievements Summary: * Won/Loss Record rd Place Ohio State Championships USA Nationals = 3 Silvers & 2 Bronze * Won/Loss Record 41-9 Top Flight, Queen City Inv. Blain Wilson Classic, Buckeye Inv. and Ohio State Champions USA Nationals = 3 Gold, 4 Silvers & 3 Bronze * Won/Loss Record 38-3 Queen City Inv. Blain Wilson Classic, and Ohio State Champions USA Nationals = 3 Gold, 4 Silvers & 1 Bronze * Won/Loss Record 64-2 MJM Inv., Top Flight, Queen City Inv. Blain Wilson Classic, Buckeye Inv. and Ohio State Champions USA Nationals = 6 Gold, 5 Silvers & 4 Bronzes * Won/Loss Record 36-0 Aerodynamics, Top Flight, Queen City Inv. Blain Wilson Classic, Arnold Classic and Ohio State Champions USA Nationals = 6 Gold, 5 Silvers & 2 Bronzes * Won/Loss Record 54-1 Aerodynamics, Top Flight, Queen City Inv. and Ohio State Champions USA Nationals = 4 Gold, 3 Silvers * Won/Loss Record 21-1 Queen City Inv. and Ohio State Champions USA Nationals = 5 Gold, 2 Silvers & 1 Bronzes * Won/Loss Record 42-0 Aerodynamics Inv., Buckeye Inv., Top Flight Inv., Queen City Inv. and Ohio State Champions USA Nationals = 5 Gold, 3 Silvers & 4 Bronzes * Won/Loss Record 37-0 Winter Festival, Buckeye Inv., Queen City Inv. and Ohio State Champions USA Nationals = 4 Gold, 1 Silvers & 5 Bronzes * QCTT Won/Loss Record 31-0 Winter Festival, National Judges Cup, Queen City Invitational and Ohio State Champions * QCTT Won/Loss Record 28-0 Queen City Invitational and Ohio State Champions * QCTT Won/Loss Record 24-0 Ohio State Champions * QCTT Won/Loss Record 30-5 Ohio State Champions * QCTT Won/Loss Record = 24-4 Ohio State Champions * QCTT Won/Loss Record = 16-9, 3 rd Place, Ohio State Championship Meet * QCTT Won/Loss Record = 22-5, Ohio State Runner-up * QCTT Won/loss Record = 34-6 Hand 2 Hand Inv. Runner-up, Queen City Inv. Runner-up, Stanford-Foster

6 Inv. Champions, Ohio State Runner-up * QCTT Won/Loss Record = rd Place -Ohio/Kentucky Challenge, Ohio State Runner-up Individual Achievements Senior Elite - USA Nationals/International Meet Finalists John Collier: in 2000, became the first Queen City T&T athlete to win a medal at the senior elite nationals, the first USA National Team Member and the first International competitor for QCTT. He won the gold on the DMT event and the silver in tumbling at the USA Senior Elite National Championships. Then he concluded the season with a 4 th place finish in the World Cup Tumbling Championship Event held in St. Louis Missouri Senior Elite National Champion, DMT 2000 Senior Elite National Runner-up, Tumbling 4 th Place, 2000-World Cup (St. Louis, USA), Tumbling Junior Elite - USA Nationals/International Meet Finalists Sean Sargent: 2010 National Runner up, Individual Trampoline Sean Sargent: 55 th place, 2010 World Age Group Championships Metz, France; Indv.TR Phil Svirshch (Gypsy Flyers): 2009 Elite Challenge Champions, Synchronized Trampoline Sam Chiacchia (Art Sports): 2011 Elite Challenge Champions, Synchronized Trampoline Sam Chiacchia (Art Sports): 2011 Canada Cup Champions, Synchro Trampoline Sean Sargent: 2011 Canada Cup 3 rd Place, Trampoline Sean Sargent: 2011 U.S. Nationals - 3rd Place, Trampoline Sam Chiacchia (Art Sports): 2011 Winter Classic Runners up, Synchro Trampoline Sam Chiacchia (Art Sports): 2011 Elite Championships Runners up, Synchro Trampoline Sean Sargent: 19 th place, 2011 World Age Group Championships England; Indiv. TR Sean Sargent: 14 th place, 2011 WAG Championships Birmingham, England; Indiv. DMT Sam Chiacchia (Art Sports): 5 th place, 2011 WAG Championships Birmingham, England: Synchronized Trampoline

7 Level 10 National Finalists Scott Sargent: 2005 Level 10 National Champion (Trampoline) Scott Sargent: 2005 Elite Challenge, 4 th Place (Trampoline) Sean Sargent: 2008 Level 10, 2 nd Runner-up (Trampoline) Tori Smith: 2013 Level 10 National Runner-up (Tumbling) Kevin Burgess: 2013 Level 10, 3 rd Place (Trampoline) Karenna Elliott: 2016 Level 10, National Runner Up (Trampoline) Synchronized Trampoline National Champions Gabby Bailey and Riley Stanforth: 2007 Level 10/18-Over.(111.0/Club Record) Ashley Phillips and Riley Stanforth: 2008 Level 10/18-Over Lauren Satcher and Lindsey Miller: 2013 Level 9/15-Over Pre-Elite National Team Members (Now ODP) Ali Asbury: 2014 Gabby Bailey: 2007 Sean Sargent: 2006, 2007 Ashley Phillips: 2008 Megan Connett: 2008 USA National Jumpstart Team Savannah Bailey: , 2007 Landon Ballas: 2008 Sean Sargent: 2005, 2006, 2007 Madeline Sewell: 2006, 2007, 2008 Tori Smith: 2007, 2008 Jessica Blumberg: 2007, 2008 Landon Ballas 2009 Zach Busam 2009 Regional All Stars Kevin Burgess: Trampoline 2013 Zach Busam: Trampoline 2013 Jeremiah Mohr: Tumbling 2004 Gwen Johnson: Double Mini & Trampoline 2012 Scott Sargent: Double Mini 2005 Sean Sargent: Trampoline 2006 Tori Smith: Tumbling 2012, Trampoline 2014 Riley Stanforth: Trampoline 2006

8 Our 65 Junior Olympic USA National Championships Medalists: Matt Anderson: _ Dustin Amrine: Gabby Bailey: Savannah Bailey: Bronze Silver Gold Gold, 2 Silvers, Golds, 1 Silver Gold, 1 Silver, Silver Gold Gold Bronze Bronze Landon Ballas Bronze Gold Kevin Burgess: Bronze Zack Busam Silver, 1 Bronze Gold, 1Silver Silver Jessica Blumberg: Gold Silver Silvers Valerie Budinger: Bronze, Bronze Cameron Busch: Silver, Gold, Silver, Gold, 1 Silver, Gold Anjali Clark Silver Connor Curran Silver Morganne Dixey: Gold Gold, 1 Silver Gold, 1 Silver Sabrina Downey: Bronze Karenna Elliott Gold Siver Sarah Elson: Gold Teagan Foreman: Bronze Anna Fischesser: Golds Silver, 1 bronze Bronze Grant Fischesser: Gold, 1 Silver Golds, 1 Silver Gold, 1 Silver Gold Lauren Frooman: Bronze Alexandra Frodge Gold Catie Gogan: Silver Annie Garretson Gold Cheyenne Harris: D Andre Harris Bronze 2007-Gold, 2 Bronze Gold Silver Megan Helwagen: Gold Gold Silver Jordan Henry: Silver Riley Higgins: 2016 Siliver Courtney Hopkins: Bronze Will Hornenziak Silver, 2 Bronze _ Ben Hughes: Silver Brenna Hughes: Silver Gold, 1 Bronze Silver Jasmine Ifeakanwa Gold, 1 Silver Bronze Daniel Kiley Golds, 1 Bronze Gold Alexander Link Golds Alex Martinez: Gold, 1 Silver Siera Martinez: Gold Lindsey Miller Gold, 1 Bronze Gold Gold Kristina Mueller Jerimiah Mohr: Silver Silver, Gold, Silvers Gold Malorie Mullinger: Gold, 1 Bronze Elizabeth Mushaben: Gold, 1 Bronze Kelsey Niehaus: Bronze Max Perrino , Silver Nicholas Pidel: Bronze Ashley Phillips: Gold Bronzes Gold Allyson Senefeld-Naber: Gold Andrea Powers Silver Madeline Sewell: Elizabeth Rosenberg Scott Sargent: Stephen Sargent: Sean Sargent: Bronze Bronze Silver, 1 Bronze Gold_ Gold, 1Bronze Bronze Silver, 1 Bronze Gold, Gold, Gold Golds, Silver, Gold,1 Silver Silver, 1 Gold, Bronze Gold Bronze

9 2010 1, Silver Lauren Satcher: Gold , Gold Gold, 1 Silver_ Riley Stanforth: Silver Gold, 1 Bronze Gold Tori Smith Gold, 1 Silver Silver Gold, 1 Silver Renee Stieby: Silver Christine Thiery: Gold Silvers Bronze Audrey Timmel: Gold Jamie Vishnauski: Gold,1 Silver Connor von Korff: Bronze, Gold Silver, 1 Bronze Bronze Erik Wilkes: Savannah Williams: Kayla Wirtz Morgan Yeager : Silver, Gold , Bronze Bronze Gold, 1 Silver Gold, 1 Silver_ Silver Gold Gold Silvers 2016 Queen City Trampoline & Tumbling Team Season: 3 rd Place Ohio State Championships USA Nationals = 3 Silvers & 2 Bronzes Record 18-4 Ally Ackerman Iris Carman Carson Curran Connor Curran Clara Devey Sam Dunham Karenna Elliott Madison Erhardt Teagan Foreman Erika Gebele Peyton Haviland Riley Higgins Anna Hodge Courtney Hopkins Gabrielle Hosey Jasmine Ifeakanwa Sydney Keil Annelise Kim Laura Madigan Claire Manning Sydni Morphew Kaila Powers Haylee Solomon Renee Stieby Hannah Thatcher Bobbi Vornheder Savannah Williams Adrianna Wilson Gabriella Zollett

10 Past QCT&T Team Special Awards Winners Purple Heart - Bill Kiefer, Blake Selnick (1999) Catie Grogan (2000), John Collier (2001), Shannon Burford and Krista Cochran (2002) Erin McCann (2004), Shae Pridemore and Andrea Powers (2008), Lindsey Miller (2009), Rachel Cogen and Katie Sova (2010), Lauren Satcher (2011), Will Broomhead (2013), Zach Busam, Anna Fischesser, Annie Garretson, Emma Gordon, Anna Hodge, Gwen Johnson and Cassidy Mason (2014), Annelise Kim, Teagan Foreman, Claire Henry (2015) Most Valuable Athlete Jamie Vishnauski (1999, 2000, 2001), Scott Sargent (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005), Sean Sargent (2006), Gabby Bailey (2007), Sean Sargent (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011) Gwen Johnson (2012), Lindsey Miller (2013), Tori Smith (2014, 2015) Karenna Elliott (2016) Best All Around Athlete Stephen Sargent (2004), Sean Sargent (2005, 2006) Gabby Bailey (2007), Megan Helwagen (2008), Christine Thiery (2009), Tori Smith (2010) Lindsey Miller (2011), Tori Smith (2012, 2013), Annie Garretson (2014), Karenna Elliott (2015) Teagan Foreman (2016) 100% Award - Scott Sargent (1999, 2003), Nicholas Newell, (2000), Stephen Sargent (2001), N/A (2002), Scott Sargent (2003), Sean Sargent (2004), Scott Sarge (2005), Jessica Blumberg (2006), Lindsey Miller (2007), Zach Busam (2008), Kayla Wirtz (2009), Daniel Kiley (2010), Annie Garretson (2011), Rachel Darrah (2012), Sarah Elson (2013), Karenna Elliott (2014), Anna Hodge (2015) Erika Gebele (2016) Leadership Award Chrissy Lehmkuhl (1999, 2000), Scott Sargent (2001, 2002, ), Vacant (2005), Riley Stanforth (2006) Vacant (2007), Shae Pridemore (2008), Riley Stanforth (2009), Sean Sargent (2010, 2011), Gwen Johnson (2012, 2013) Tori Smith/Rachel Darrah (2014, 2015) Vacant (2016) Best Newcomer - Casey Fannin (1999) Kelsey Kerkhove (2000), Nicolas Newell (2001), Iren Tete (2002), Ben Hughes (2003), Brandon Flora (2004), Lindsey Miller (2005), Tori Smith (2006), Megan Connett (2007), Lauren Satcher (2008), Daniel Kiley, (2009), Grant Fischesser (2010) Alex Link (2011), Gwen Johnson (2012), D Andre Harris (2013), Ali Asbury (2014) Teagan Foreman (2015) Riley Higgins (2016) Coach's Award Tommy Fyffe (1999) John Collier (2000), Erik Wilkes (2001), Valerie Budinger (2002), Megan Helwagen (2003), Jeremiah Mohr (2004) RileyStanforth (2005), Brenna Hughes (2006), Ashley Phillips (2007) Kara Blumberg/Christine Thiery (2008), Caroline Lahti (2009), Lindsey Miller (2010), Katie Garretson (2011), Rachel Cogen (2012), Kevin Burgess (2013), Renee Stieby (2014), Anjali Clark (2015) Courtney Hopkins (2016) Most Improved - Catie Grogan (2000), Riley Stanforth (2001), Megan Helwagen (2002), Sean Sargent (2003), Scott Sargent (2004), Savannah Bailey (2005), Riley Stanforth (2006), Gabby Bailey (2007), Riley Stanforth (2008), Alexandra Frodge (2009), Katie Garretson ((2010), Zach Busam (2011), Annie Garretson (2012), Rediet Esler (2013), Laura Madigan (2014) Connor Curran (2015) Sydney Keil (2016) Senior Award Chrissy Lehmkuhl (2001), Shannon Burford, Elizabeth Mushaben (2003), Allyson Senefeld-Naber (2003), Riley Stanforth (2009), Sean Sargent (2012), Grant Fischesser (2013), Kevin Burgess, Gwen Johnson and Lindsey Miller (2014), Rachel Darrah and Tori Smith (2015)

11 Retired QCTT B-Team Special Awards Winners Most Valuable Athlete Allyson Senefeld-Naber (2000, 2003), Jeremiah Mohr (2001, 2002), Valerie Budinger (2004), Gabor Lorenzoni (2005),Lauren Frooman (2006) 100% Award - Kelly Gannon (2000), Lauren Frooman (2001), Ally Senefeld-Naber (2002), Elizabeth Mushaben (2003), Kaitlyn Kinmon & Laina Keim (2004) Chaz Hahn (2005), Kaitlyn Kinmon (2006) Leadership Award Kelly Gannon (2000), Ally Senefeld-Naber (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004) Vacant (2005) Coach's Award Jeremiah Mohr (2000), Erica Mannea (2001), Shannon Burford (2003), Chaz Hahn (2004), Kaitlin Kinmon (2005), Valerie Budinger (2006) Most Improved Athlete - Amy Rickards (2000), Shannon Burford (2001) Allyson Senfeld-Naber (2002), Valerie Budinger (2003), Matt Anderson (2004) Gabor Lorenzoni (2005), Laina Keim (2006)