Saturday
| Session 1 – Levels 6 & 7 | |
| Floor Exercise | Dave Millard |
| Pommel Horse | Kevin Muenz |
| Rings | Kristin Miller (Binx Stern) |
| Vault | Justin Muenz |
| Parallel Bars | Bryan Peterson (Kelly Frost) |
| High Bar | Ben Anderson (Jon M.) |
| Session 2 – Levels 8 & 9 | |
| Floor Exercise | Kristin Miller |
| Pommel Horse | Kevin Muenz |
| Rings | Dave Millard (Binx Stern) |
| Vault | Justin Muenz |
| Parallel Bars | Bryan Peterson (Kelly Frost) |
| High Bar | Ben Anderson (Jon M.) |
| Session 3 – Levels 10 & College | |
| Floor Exercise | Dave Millard |
| Pommel Horse | Kevin Muenz |
| Rings | Kristin Miller (Binx Stern) |
| Vault | Justin Muenz |
| Parallel Bars | Bryan Peterson (Kelly Frost) |
| High Bar | Ben Anderson (Jon M.) |
Sunday
| Session 4 – Level 3 | |
| Floor Exercise | Lynn Boman |
| Pommel Horse | Kevin Muenz |
| Rings | Karen Zediker |
| Vault | Jess Haury |
| Parallel Bars | Aden Haury |
| High Bar | Ben Anderson |
| Session 5 – Levels 4D2 & Club | |
| Floor Exercise | Lynn Boman |
| Pommel Horse | Ben Anderson |
| Rings | Dave Millard |
| Vault | Jon M. |
| Parallel Bars | Aden Haury |
| High Bar | Josh Waibel |
| Session 6 – Level 4D1 | |
| Floor Exercise | Lynn Boman |
| Pommel Horse | Ben Anderson |
| Rings | Karen Zediker |
| Vault | Jess Haury |
| Parallel Bars | Aden Haury |
| High Bar | Josh Waibel |
| Session 7 – Level 5 | |
| Floor Exercise | Lynn Boman |
| Pommel Horse | Ben Anderson |
| Rings | Karen Zediker |
| Vault | Jess Haury |
| Parallel Bars | Aden Haury |
| High Bar | Josh Waibel |
MEET THE JUDGES
Aden Haury: Aden started gymnastics at 6 years old. He is a Junior at Mount Rainier High School and a Level 10 gymnast at Metropolitan.
Bryan Peterson: Bryan has been involved in gymnastics in Washington since he was 5 years old, previously as an athlete and coach. Outside the gym, he enjoys hiking and cooking with his wife Halie.
David Millard: Competed for Eastern Washington University 1974-1978. Participated in WA Open in 1977. Coached 5a Boys team at Arapahoe High School in Littleton, CO. Judged in Region 2 for over 30 years.Jess Haury: Jessica has been involved with Men’s gymnastics in 2O14 as a parent, then a Coach, and now a judge. Outside of gym, Jessica teaches middle school Math.
Justin Muenz: Justin Muenz (right) has been involved in the sport for close to 30 years as an athlete, coach, and Judge. I was a competitive gymnast from when I was 6 to 21 years old competing in Texas. In my off time I like to go hiking and exploring the great Pacific Northwest. I am currently pursing a career with the Seattle Fire Department that starts in February of 2025.
Karen Zediker: Karen has been a men’s judge for 20 years. A “Gym Mom” to many, she has a passion for the sport and encourages young gymnasts and their families to “Begin Here, Go Anywhere!” When not judging or coaching, Dr. Z works with students and student-athletes to explore their post-secondary educational goals. She loves designing and building things and spending time in her garden.
Kevin Muenz: Kevin (left) has spent nearly 50 years in the sport of gymnastics as a judge, coach, and athlete. Growing up in the Chicago suburb of Arlington Heights Illinois, Kevin started gymnastics in middle school and became a star for his team at John Hersey High School. He earned a scholarship to compete for Southern Illinois university in men’s gymnastics. Kevin has been a coach and teacher for over 40 years at Lakeview Centennial and Brandenburg Middle school in Garland, Texas. As a judge, he has judged very prestigious competitions such as the NCAA Championships, American Cup, the USA Championships, and the Olympic Trials.
Kristin Miller: Kristin has been a gymnast, coach, and now treats gymnasts as a physical therapist while celebrating her 20th year of judging. When not in the gym, she is attempting endurance sports.
Lynn Boman: Lynn has been judging gymnastics for the last 26 years and had the honor of being the first woman to judge the US Olympic Trials last year. Prior to judging she coached both her sons and many other boys who have turned into fine young men..When she is not busy with gymnastics she and her husband enjoy hiking, biking and just horsing around!
Shadow Judges
WGJA supports judges’ education by providing opportunities for newer judges to “shadow” under experienced judges without their assessments counting towards the athletes’ scores.
Binx Stern: Gymnastics has been a big part of Binx’s life as both a coach and athlete. They spend their time outside of the gym skating and spending time with friends.
Jon Malstrom: My name is Jon I was a level 10 gymnast, and was a part of the Army National Guard in Idaho. Currently I coach the men’s and women’s team in Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho. I like anything involving the outdoors, and spending time with my dog.
Kelly Frost: Kelly has previously coached gymnastics and has been involved in gymnastics as a parent since 2016. She also works at an elementary school and spends her free time reading, hanging out with her family and traveling.
HOW CAN I LEARN MORE ABOUT JUDGING?
Come learn with us! The Washington Gymnastics Judges Association (WGJA) hosts online practice sessions throughout the year, as well as an annual clinic in early October. For more information, contact WGJA president Lynn Boman at (619) 743-5287 judge.boman@gmail.com or Bryan Peterson at (206) 303-8599 bryan.j.peterson@gmail.com. No experience required to start – if you’re ready to learn, we’re here to help.