At the crack of dawn on Saturday, we piled all 5 boys, a day's worth of entertainment & snacks & clothes into the van and hit the road for Eugene where the 2010 Oregon State Gymnastics Meet was being held. (Eugene is 2 hours away...and we had to be there at 7:45! Yawn!!)

We made excellent time, and ended up getting there WAY early. We were able to stake out a prime spot on the bleachers, right in the middle in front!
4 of the 5 boys pose for a pre-meet pic:

And at last it was time to begin.

Aaron & Anthony were in 2 separate sessions since they divided up the level 4s by their age divisions...Aaron in the 6-7 year old division, and Anthony in the 8-9's. Anthony was going to hang out with us on the bleachers while he waited for the 2nd session, but his coach saw him there and invited him up to 'help' with the younger boys. I think the younger boys liked having him there as much as he liked helping...
Here he stood during warm-ups giving the boys each a high-five as they ran by...so cute!


At last, it was time for session 2...here are the 4 8-9 year old boys on our team lined up for March In.

I love this particular shot George caught.

Aaron had such an awesome meet! He has made some pretty incredible progress since his first meet in January! His All-Around was 83.5, placing him 10th among the 6-7 year olds (so he beat Anthony's finish last year--Anthony finished 11th at last year's State Meet!) The meet results haven't posted on the website yet so I don't know how he placed on the individual events.

And this boy here has proven himself to be the State Champ that I knew he was--he has shown consistent strength & skill in every single meet this season. He finished with an All-Around score of 91.5, his personal BEST! He came in 1st in his division and 1st of all the level 4s...still waiting though on the individual event placements as with Aaron above.

His teammates took 2nd & 3rd places as well, so no big surprise that the team took 1st!


With their proud coaches:

And I didn't ever get the pic since the babies were alternately taking naps while we were actually at the meet, but another mom on the team also has a baby boy & her daughter had this fun idea to make little shirts for the babies that said "GO OGA!" So the other baby's onesie has the words on opposite of Zachary's so that when they're together, it reads "GO OGA!"


I thought it was pretty cute. And Zachary is always pretty cute. Love this baby!!!

Love all my babies and SO PROUD of them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
***Blogger is NOT cooperating right now. I've been trying to upload one video forever now and it's not going up...so hopefully it'll work tomorrow & I'll try again. I've got plenty of videos to share of the boys' champion performances in action.***