Elizabeth Price

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Junior career

Price finished 20th all-around in the 2008 US Classics junior division, placing him 20th all-around. She was ranked 12th on the vault, 22nd on both the uneven bars and balance beam, and 17th on floor exercises.

Price qualified to the junior elite level and competed in the US Nationals' junior division, finishing 27th all-around. Vault continued to be her best event, where she ranked 13th by the end of day one and fell to 14th place after the second day. On both nights, she ranked 28th on uneven bars, but she fell from 15th place to 22nd on the balance beam over the course of the two nights of competition. On day one of floor exercise, she came in 26th, but by the second night, she climbed to finish in 24th place on the machine.

In addition to the 2009 American Classic, a junior qualifying event for the Visa Championships (also known as the US Nationals), Price took part in four invitationals. She captured the all-around title at her gym's Parkette Invitational and went on to win first place on vault and second place in the Maryland Classics all-around tournament. She then competed at the Fiesta Bowl Invitational and posted the same results in addition to her first place victory on floor exercise. Price later this year, she took the International Gymnix Open Competition in Montreal, where she won the all-around title. During the event finals, she finished third on the vault and floor and second on balance beam, and tied for first place on the floor.

She ranked in the top 20 competitors at the 2009 American Classic, but she was unable to qualify for the 2009 Visa Championships.

For the second time since 2008, Price competed in the Bieger's National Elite qualifier, where she earned junior elite status for the second time since 2008. She came in first on vault and won the all-around competition. Price later competed in the US Covergirl Classic in Chicago, where she finished seventh on the vault and 15th overall. These victories have qualified her for the Visa Championships for the second time, this time in Hartford, Connecticut. She finished 13th in the all-around and earned a spot on the US Junior Nationals team for the first time along with future Olympic teammates McKayla Maroney, Gabby Douglas, Kyla Ross, Jordyn Wieber, and fellow alternate Sarah Finnegan.

Price was competing in the Parkette Invitational in her hometown gym, winning first in the all-around, uneven bars, and vault. Price was selected to represent the United States in the City of Jesolo, Italy, in March. She was instrumental in the United States' first-place victory over Russia and Italy. She finished third on the vault and fourth on balance beam, ranking seventh in the all-around. She suffered her big toe and needed reconstructive surgery after competition.

She recovered quickly and rode into Chicago to compete in the 2011 CoverGirl Classic. She earned her only two events to save her from injury and tied for third place on the uneven bars with fellow 2012 Olympic alternate Sarah Finnegan.

For the third time, she qualified for the Visa Championships and came from St. Paul, Minnesota, to compete. Price placed eleventh in the all-around tournament, finishing fifth on vault and fourth on the uneven bars, placing fifth in the vault and fourth on the uneven bars. For the second year in a row, Kyla Ross and Sarah Finnegan were selected to the US Junior Nationals team. Douglas, Wieber, and Maroney fulfilled the age of the Senior national team but were later drafted to that squad instead of joining Aly Raisman.

Senior career

Price started her first year as a member of the Parkette Invitational, winning a coveted 10 on vault. Except on balance beam, where she came in second, she came in first on every apparatus except on balance beam, where she came in second.

Price was selected in March for the second year in a row to represent the United States at the City of Jesolo Trophy in Italy, where the team defended their title by winning first place. She came in second on the vault, fifth and sixth on floor exercise, and all-around, seventh on the uneven bars and seventeenth on the balance beam.

Price also appeared at the Secret US Classic in Chicago, Illinois, in May. Price ranked second on the vault, fourth on the uneven bars, twentieth on balance beam, eleventh on floor exercise, and fifth in all-around. These marks helped her to qualify for the Visa Championships, her first appearance in the senior division.

Price competed at the Visa Championships in St.Louis, Missouri, in June. On day one of action, she finished second on beam, seventh on beam, sixth on floor, and fifth all-around. Price finished eighth and ninth on bars and beam respectively, and fifth on floor exercise and all-around on day two. Following the 2012 Visa Championships, Price was accepted to compete in the 2012 US Olympic Trials.

Price placed fourth all-around in July at the 2012 Olympic Trials. Anna Li and Sarah Finnegan were selected as a team alternate to the USA Olympic Gymnastics Team. Following the trial price, Price said, "I'm really excited to go to London." I'm most excited about representing my gym at the Olympics, but I'm also feeling really confident going into. Since it's my best case, I felt great about my floor routine. "I think it's fantastic," coach Bill Strauss said of Price. I think it would give her a great deal around the world... She grew up with us. She's like our survivor daughter" on our website.

Price was ranked second in the WCII All Around World Rankings in the 2012–2013 season, behind Germany's Elisabeth Seitz ranked second in the WCII All Around World Rankings.

Price had hoped to participate in the 2013 American Cup but was forced to cancel due to a strained hip muscle. She cited her desire to be fit for future competitions, such as the Visa National Championships and World Championships, as the reason for withdrawing considering that this was a minor injury.

Price recovered training in April 2013 but the opposite hip fractured was incurred. She was still recovering from the injury and was unable to participate in the 2013 Secret US Classic.

Price was able to compete in the 2013 P&G Championships in Hartford, Connecticut, in August. However, price did not participate in any of the four events due to a lack of preparation due to a lack of preparation. The vault and uneven bars were rivals in this regard. On uneven bars, Price came in eighth place. Following the P&G Championships Price was selected to the USA Senior National Team. In Huntsville, Texas, Price was also admitted to the 2013 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships qualifying camp. Following the camp price, he was selected as the non-traveling alternate to the United States team for the 2013 World Gymnastics Championships.

After Kyla Ross withdrew due to an injury in January 2014, it was revealed that Price will compete in the 2014 American Cup in Greensboro, NC.

Price earned the AT&T American Cup with a score of 59.966, placing ahead of teammate Brenna Dowell.

She went on to win the all-around at the 2014 Pacific Rim Gymnastics Championships, just ahead of teammate Kyla Ross.

Price resigned from elite gymnastics and the US National Team in April 2014. The reason for her departure was to attend Stanford University beginning in the fall of 2014 and compete in NCAA gymnastics as a member of Stanford's women's gymnastics team.

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She ranked first in the CII All Around rankings in 2014 as number one.

College career

Price signed the National Letter of Intent to Stanford University and the Cardinal women's gymnastics program on November 13, 2013. A few months later, in April 2014, she announced that she would attend the school for the 2014–15 academic year.

Price began her NCAA career by scoring a 9.95 on the vault at the Northern California Classic on January 4, 2015. She had a perfect 10 on vault on January 26, 2015, in a match against Oregon State. She had suffered a fractured foot during the off-season, which reduced her preparation time in the preseason and barred her from participating in the all-around at the start of the NCAA season. In a match against San Jose State on January 9, 2015, she scored a 9.925. In a match against Arizona State that kept her out of the bars line-up until the Pac-12 Championships, she sustained a shoulder injury during her uneven bars routine on January 31, 2015. On March 2, 2015, she competed on floor exercise for the first time, scoring a 9.975 out of a total of 9.975. Price won 11 victories in 14 appearances, including vault (6), bars (4), and floor (1). She had a 9.925 average in 12-of-14 routines, including the perfect 10 on vault, and began her college career with seven straight individual events victories. She received two Pac-12 weekly awards: Specialist of the Week (March 10) and Freshman/Newcomer of the Week (Jan. 12).

Corrie Lothrop of Utah's latest appearance at the Pac-12 Championships on March 21, 2015, she helped Stanford to a third-place finish behind Utah and UCLA with 9.95 on vault (3rd place) and 9.95 on uneven bars. For 2015, she was named Pac-12 Specialist of the Year.

She earned 9.925 on vault and helped Stanford finish second in the NCAA National Championships at the West Virginia Regional Championships on April 4, 2015. With a score of 9.95 on vault, she helped her team qualify to the Super Six at the 2015 NCAA National Championships in Ft. Worth Texas on April 17, 2015. The individual event finals on vault and uneven bars ranked 9.95 on uneven bars and 9.85 on floor exercise, advancing to the individual event finals on vault and uneven bars. Price assisted Stanford, who finished 11th in national championships in 2015, finishing fifth in fifth place at the Super Six tournament on April 18, 2015. For the first time all season, she was in the All-Around scoring 39.675: VB, 9.925, BB 9.9, and FX 9.9. She earned the NCAA vault title with a score of 9.9333 and tied for fifth on uneven bars with a 9.9.

Price ended the season as the first All-American on vault and post-season All-American on uneven bars.

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