FISK Coach University Gymnastics deviates the program

Fisska gymnastics passes through the first chance of coaching In a young history of the program. The Corrinne Tarver’s chief coach is no longer with the program, according to the announcement of the University. Assistant coach Nuriya Mack, which joined the program 2023. was named temporary main coach as a national search for a new leader.

“We thank Tarver Coach, who joined Fisco to run the first Gymnastics program HBCu female gymnasts,” the edition was read. “Under Coach Tarver and partnership with black girls gymnastics, it is a strong foundation for the gymnastic program. Fisk looks forward to the continuation of excellence in academics, athletics and gymnastics.”

Corrinne Tarver became history when it became the first black woman who won the NCAA Gymnastics Championship. It was instrumental to the foundation of the foundation of the pioneering program of the gymnastics, which started national recognition, was instrumental to the foundation of the foundations.

Tarver played a significant role in the guilysis of stalled athletes Morgan Price, which history has made several times Under her leadership. Recently, The price has become the first HBCU gymnast to achieve the perfect result At the routine of the bar and won all the surroundings of the USAG name, cementing its legacy on FISK and representing the progress of the program.

The Temporary Main Trainer Nuriya Mack expressed enthusiasm on taking over his new role. Before you join Fisk, Mack served as a leading coach and program director for Gistars Gymnastics, where she specialized in the development of athletes and events management.

“I’m delighted to take Fisk’s Gymnast Team and continued to build on the team’s success,” Mack said. “It is honored to lead these student athletes and contribute to the growth of the program.”

The Athletic Director of the Fishian University Valencia Jordan pointed out the impact of the team of Gymnastics had in school and young athletes across the country.

“Fisk built a powerful gymnastistic program, which became a lighthouse of light for the university and young ladies across the country,” Jordan said. “The future of the Gymnastic Program Fisk University remains bright and dynamic. The university is ready to accept the new leadership and will continue to encourage support to our young women who give their all competitions.”

The team of Bulldog Gymnastics plans to compete at the University of Greenville at 22. February.