Ron Galimore

Ron Galimore
Ron Galimore
	LSU Tigers; Iowa State Cyclones

DaVanche "Ron" Galimore (born March 7, 1959) is an American former

floor exercise in 1977, 1979, and 1980; and in vault in 1977, 1979, 1980, and 1981. He was one of the members of the 1980 U.S. Olympic team, although that team was never sent to Moscow because of a U.S.-led boycott of the 1980 Summer Olympics. He was one of 461 athletes to receive a Congressional Gold Medal years later.^[2]

He served as Chief Operating Officer of USA Gymnastics from 2011 until his resignation on November 16, 2018.^[3]

His father was Willie Galimore, a former National Football League player and College Football Hall of Fame inductee.

References

^ "Ron Galimore (USA)". Gymn Forum. Retrieved September 7, 2018.
ISBN 978-0942257403
.

^ "USA Gymnastics Chief Operating Officer Ron Galimore resigns". CNN. November 16, 2018. Retrieved November 16, 2018.

External links

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Ron Galimore.

Ron Galimore at the USA Gymnastics Hall of Fame

Ron Galimore at the Iowa Sports Hall of Fame

Hickok Sports, Sports History - U.S. Gymnastics Champions at archive.today (archived January 25, 2013)

Tallahassee Tumbling Tots' Olympians at the Wayback Machine (archived August 18, 2008)

City of Tallahassee, Gymnastics at the Wayback Machine (archived June 28, 2008)

1980 USA Olympic Gymnastics Team
Team did not participate due to the 1980 Summer Olympics boycott
Men's artistic gymnastics athletes

Phil Cahoy

Bart Conner

Ron Galimore

Larry Gerard

Jim Hartung

Peter Vidmar

Mike Wilson

Women's artistic gymnastics athletes

Luci Collins

Marcia Frederick

Kathy Johnson

Beth Kline

Amy Koopman

Julianne McNamara

Tracee Talavera

Coaches

Francis Allen (Men's artistic head coach)

Bill Meade (Men's artistic assistant coach)

Ernestine Russell (Women's artistic head coach)

Paul Ziert (Women's artistic assistant coach)

NCAA Championships for Ron Galimore

NCAA Gymnastics Championships – Men's Floor Exercise

Temple
)

1953: Bob Sullivan (Illinois)

1954:
Penn State
)

1955: Don Faber (
UCLA
)

1956: Jamile Ashmore (
Florida State
)

1957: Norman Marks (
L.A. State
)

1958: Abie Grossfeld (Illinois)

1959: Don Tonry (Illinois)

1960: Ray Hadley (Illinois)

1961: Robert Lynn (
USC
)

1962: Robert Lynn (
USC
)

1963: Tom Seward (
Penn State)
1963 Mike Henderson (Michigan
)

1964: Rusty Mitchell (
S. Illinois
)

1965:
S. Illinois
)

1966:
S. Illinois
)

1967: Dave Jacobs (Michigan)

1968:
California
)

1969:
Michigan State
)

1970: Tom Proulx (
Colorado State
)

1971: Stormy Eaton (
New Mexico
)

1972: Odessa Lovin (Oklahoma)

1973: Odessa Lovin (Oklahoma)

1974: Doug Fitzjarrell (
Iowa State
)

1975: Kent Brown (
Arizona State
)

1976: Bob Robbins (
Colorado State
)

1977: Ron Galimore (
LSU
)

1978: Curt Austin (
Iowa State
)

1979: Bart Conner (Oklahoma)
1979 Mike Wilson (Oklahoma)

1980: Steve Elliott (Nebraska)

1981: James Yuhashi (
Oregon
)

1982: Steve Elliott (Nebraska)

1983:
Arizona State
)

1984: Kevin Ekburg (
N. Illinois
)

1985: Wes Suter (Nebraska)

1986: Jerry Burrell (
UCLA
)

1987: Chad Fox (
New Mexico
)

1988: Chris Wyatt (
Temple
)

1989: Jody Newman (
Arizona State
)

1990:
Ohio State
)

1991: Brad Hayashi (
UCLA
)

1992: Brian Winkler (Michigan)

1993: Richard Grace (Nebraska)

1994: Mark Booth (Stanford)

1995: Jay Thornton (
Iowa
)

1996: Ian Bachrach (Stanford)

1997: Jeremy Killen (Oklahoma)

1998: Darin Gerlach (
Temple
)

1999: Jason Hardabura (Nebraska)

2000:
Ohio State
)

2001: Clay Strother (Minnesota)

2002: Clay Strother (Minnesota)

2003: Josh Landis (Oklahoma)

2004:
California
)

2005:
California
)

2006: Jonathan Horton (Oklahoma)

2007: Jonathan Horton (Oklahoma)

2008: Steven Legendre (Oklahoma)

2009: Steven Legendre (Oklahoma)

2010: Steven Legendre (Oklahoma)

2011: Jake Dalton (Oklahoma)

2012: Eddie Penev (Stanford)

2013: Trevor Howard (
Penn State
)

2014: Alec Robin (Oklahoma)

2015: Thad Lawson (
Penn State
)

2016: Colin Van Wicklen (Oklahoma)

2017: Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma)

2018: Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma)

2019: Brody Malone (Stanford)

2021: Gage Dyer (Oklahoma)

2022: Bryan Perla (Stanford)

2023: Nick Kuebler (Stanford)

2024: Paul Juda (Michigan)

NCAA Gymnastics Championships – Men's Vault

Chicago
)

1939: Marv Forman (Illinois)

Chicago
)

Chicago
)

Chicago
)

1948: Jim Peterson (Minnesota)

Florida State
)

1961:
S. Illinois
)

1962: Bruno Klaus (
S. Illinois
)

1963: Gil Larose (Michigan)

1964: Sidney Oglesby (
Syracuse
)

1965:
California
)

1966:
S. Illinois
)

1967: Paul Mayer (
S. Illinois
)

1968: Bruce Colter (
Cal St LA
)

1969: Dan Bowles (
California)
1969 Jack McCarthy (Illinois
)

1970: Doug Boger (
Arizona
)

1971: Pat Mahoney (
CSUN
)

1972: Gary Morava (
S. Illinois
)

1973:
S. Conn. State
)

1974: Greg Goodhue (Oklahoma)

1975:
California
)

1976: Sam Shaw (
Cal St Fullerton
)

1977: Steve Wejmar (
Washington
)

1978: Ron Galimore (
LSU
)

1979: Leslie Moore (Oklahoma)

1980: Ron Galimore (
Iowa State
)

1981: Randall Wickstrom (
California
)

1982: Steve Elliott (
California
)

1983: Mark Oates (Oklahoma)
1983 Chris Riegel (Nebraska)

1984: Chris Riegel (Nebraska)

1985: Derrick Cornelius (
SUNY Cortland
)

1986: Chad Fox (
New Mexico
)

1987: Chad Fox (
New Mexico
)

1988: Chad Fox (
New Mexico
)

1989: Chad Fox (
New Mexico
)

1990: Brad Hayashi (
UCLA
)

1991: Adam Carton (
Penn State
)

1992: Jason Hebert (
Syracuse
)

1993: Steve Wiegel (
New Mexico
)

1994: Steve McCain (
UCLA
)

1995: Ian Bachrach (Stanford)

1996: Jay Thornton (
Iowa
)

1997:
Ohio State
)

1998: Travis Romagnoli (Illinois)

1999:
BYU
)

2000:
BYU
)

2001: Daren Lynch (
Ohio State
)

2002: Dan Gill (Stanford)

2003: Andrew DiGiore (Michigan)

2004:
California
)

2005: Michael Reavis (
Iowa
)

2006: David Sender (Stanford)

2007: Pejman Ebrahimi (
Ohio State)
2007 David Sender (Stanford
)

2008: Steven Legendre (Oklahoma)

2009: Steven Legendre (Oklahoma)

2010: Eddie Penev (Stanford)

2011: Jake Dalton (Oklahoma)

2012: Paul Ruggeri (Illinois)
2012 Eddie Penev (Stanford)

2013: Fred Hartville (Illinois)

2014: Alec Robin (Oklahoma
)

2015: Sean Senters (Stanford)

2016: Anthony McCallum (Michigan)

2017: Anthony McCallum (Michigan)

2018: Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma)

2019: Anthony McCallum (Michigan
)

2021: Gage Dyer (Oklahoma)

2022: Paul Juda (Michigan)

2023: Asher Hong (Stanford)

2024: Asher Hong (Stanford)

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[1] "Ron Galimore (USA)". Gymn Forum. Retrieved September 7, 2018.

[2] ISBN 978-0942257403
.

[3] "USA Gymnastics Chief Operating Officer Ron Galimore resigns". CNN. November 16, 2018. Retrieved November 16, 2018.

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