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Kayla Young

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Kayla Young
  • Height:
    5-7
  • Hometown:
    Staten Island, N.Y.
  • Year:
    So.
  • High School:
    St. Joseph by the Sea HS
  • Major:
    Business Administration
  • Previous School:
    Frostburg State University
Bio

2021-22: Participated in nine meets this season...Was a member of the conference champion and national runner-up open pyramid event...Received the D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award.

Previous School: Transfer from Frostburg State University where she was a member of the Acrobatics and Tumbling team...Won Mountain East Conference Event Final in synchronized toss.

High School: Attended St. Joseph by the Sea High School where she was a member of the cheerleading and gymnastics teams for the Vikings.

Personal: Daughter of Joanne and King Young...Has four siblings: Dylan, Brandon, Connor, and Jaclyn.

News mentions
Acrobatics and Tumbling Places Second at NCATA Nationals
Acrobatics and Tumbling Places Second at NCATA Nationals

EUGENE, Ore. - The Coker University acrobatics and tumbling team wrapped up their memorable inaugural season on Saturday (Apr. 30) by competing in the 2022 NCATA National Championships Event Finals. The Cobras tied for second place in the open pyramid event with Baylor University, posting a score of 9.850.

12 Cobras Named to NCATA Academic Honor Roll
12 Cobras Named to NCATA Academic Honor Roll

EUGENE, Ore. - The National Collegiate Acrobatics & Tumbling Association (NCATA) this evening announced its All-Academic Team and Academic Honor Roll for the 2022 season.

Cobras Bring Home Conference Carolinas Individual Event Championship
Cobras Bring Home Conference Carolinas Individual Event Championship

BRISTOL, Tenn. - The Coker University acrobatics and tumbling team experienced another first on Sunday (Apr 10), as they took home the first Conference Carolinas championship in program history. The Cobras finished in first place in the open pyramid event final, scoring a 9.975.