Jasmine "Jazzy" Cawley, a 10-year-old gymnast who trains and competes with much older girls, is the youngest Mainer to advance to the Level 9 Eastern Nationals.
Jasmine "Jazzy" Cawley practices her routine on the uneven parallel bars while her longtime coach, Jamian Walker, looks on. Cawley, 10, trains at the Maine Academy of Gymnastics and competes with much older girls.
"Jazzy" Cawley practices her balance beam routine in preparation for the Level 9 Eastern Nationals this weekend in Rochester, New York.
"Jazzy" Cawley sprints for a vault Tuesday at the Maine Academy of Gymnastics in Westbrook. This weekend, she will compete in the Level 9 Eastern Nationals in Rochester, New York.
Jasmine "Jazzy" Cawley launches into a one-and-a-half flip from the vault table in preparation for the Level 9 Eastern Nationals this weekend in Rochester, New York. Cawley will compete in four events: vault, floor, uneven parallel bars and balance beam.
Jasmine "Jazzy" Cawley stays limber on a trampoline while waiting her turn on the vault. The 10-year-old gymnast is the youngest Mainer to advance to the Level 9 Eastern Nationals.
"Jazzy" Cawley dismounts from the high bar with a back flip.
"Jazzy" Cawley sticks the landing to finish her floor exercise routine Tuesday at the Maine Academy of Gymnastics in Westbrook.
"Jazzy" Cawley laughs after landing in a pit of foam cubes while practicing her vault routine Tuesday in Westbrook.
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