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NorCal Loses Long Time Sac State Coach, Randy Solorio

It is with great sadness to share the passing of Randy Solorio, former Sacramento State Gymnastics Coach, and long time friend to many in the NorCal gymnastics community, after a long battle with cancer. Randy is well respected by gymnasts, coaches, and judges alike as they worked with him through collegiate gymnastics, camps, and more. Memorial services will be announced soon through Sac State social media channels.

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2025 Gymnastics in the Wine Country

February 21-23, 2025
Hosted by Redwood Empire Gymnastics
Venue: Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa
Levels 2-10, Xcel, and NGA

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2025 Napa Valley Invitational

February 21-23, 2025
Hosted by and at Mastery of Sport
USAG Levels 6-10 and Xcel Bronze through Sapphire

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NCWGA (NorCal)

The Northern California Women's Gymnastics Association is an organization of gymnastics clubs that works in conjunction with various National organizations to promote and oversee gymnastics in Northern California.

USA Gymnastics SAC/NorCal

USA Gymnastics is the governing body of gymnastics for the United States. The State Administrative Committee (SAC) NorCal is the committee that makes sure all rules are followed in qualifying and competitions.

National Gymnastics Association

National Gymnastics Association (NGA) is an organization for competitive gymnastics that focuses on the grass roots levels of gymnastics. NCWGA monitors qualification to meets and makes sure all rules are followed.

What'sNew

The 2023-2024 Approved Calendar is now up.

CurrentNews

Coaches need to recertify each year for Safe Sport Certification! Do it today!

RecentEvents

NorCal Level 8+/9/10 Training Camp is looking for a host!

About Us

In the Beginning:

The About Us page is a great place to share the history of your company or your website with your visitors. People like to know that there are actual people on the other side of the page.

Let your visitors know how and why your business, organization, or website got started and by who. Let them know how long you've been in existance for.

The Growing Years:

Separate your information into smaller digestable chunks. You may have alot of information you would like to share with your visitors, don't scare them away from the juicy details of your history with large hard to read paragraphs of text. Let your visitors know where you are physically located, share some details of the environment from which you update the website ... if you are in an office, draw a mental image of the office to give the folks on the 'browser' side a better understanding of the people behind the web page. If there's one thing we've learned in the years of working through the internet, is that people like to converse with people, thus the popularity of myspace and twitter ... don't be afraid to show your human side to the world.

Where we're going:

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