USA Gymnastics is seeking a host city for the 2029 Development Program National Championships, a premier national-level gymnastics event featuring Men's and Women's Artistic Gymnastics competitions. The Women's program includes Level 10 athletes competing over 3 days, while the Men's program features Levels 8, 9, and 10 athletes competing over 4 days, determining All-Around, Individual Event, National Team, and Regional Team champions. The total delegation size is approximately 2,500 people including athletes, coaches, judges, and staff. This is the first of four events in a recurring series held every three years. USA Gymnastics is seeking a central region host city for 2029.

A strong partnership between USA Gymnastics, the host city, CVB, sports commission, venue, and hotel is required.

For interest or questions, please contact:

* Scott Cole, Director of Event Operations, at [scole@usagym.org](mailto\:scole@usagym.org)
* Grace Schumacher at [gschumacher@usagym.org](mailto\:gschumacher@usagym.org)
* Sydney Carlson at [scarlson@usagym.org](mailto\:scarlson@usagym.org)

USA Gymnastics Development Program National Championships 2029

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USA Gymnastics Development Program National Championships 2029

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