With the attitude
and drive of a winner, many people inside the gymnastics community believe that Kassi Price is destined
for success. She began setting records and earning accolades by the age of nine,
when she became the youngest gymnast to ever compete at the Junior Olympic Nationals! She is also one of the youngest gymnasts to ever compete at the USAG
Junior National Championships, competing at her first in 2001 at the age of 12.
She has since made four consecutive Junior National Teams and represented the US
in international competitions in places like Canada, Puerto Rico, Mexico, &
El Salvador. She even became the Jr. Pan American Games Champion in 2004!
In 2005, her first year as a senior international elite,
Kassi performed strongly in every competition she was in! She competed in dual
meets in Great Britain and Switzerland, she finished in the top five at U.S.
Nationals, and was then selected to compete at the prestigious Trophee Massilia
competition in Marseille, France. There Kassi defeated Olympians and European
Champions when she won three gold and two silver medals! After competing in her
sixth National Championships in 2006, Kassi is now a student at the University
of Alabama where she hopes to help lead the Crimson Tide to another National
Championship!
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With the attitude
and drive of a winner, many people inside the gymnastics community believe that Kassi Price is destined
for success. She began setting records and earning accolades by the age of nine,
when she became the youngest gymnast to ever compete at the Junior Olympic Nationals! She is also one of the youngest gymnasts to ever compete at the USAG
Junior National Championships, competing at her first in 2001 at the age of 12.
She has since made four consecutive Junior National Teams and represented the US
in international competitions in places like Canada, Puerto Rico, Mexico, &
El Salvador. She even became the Jr. Pan American Games Champion in 2004!