Yale University Women's Gymnastics

Tonry has compiled one of the best records in the country. Her teams have captured 14 Ivy Classic championships since the first league meet in 1977. Tonry has one of the finest athletic backgrounds of any Yale coach. She is a member of the U.S. Gymnastics Federation Hall of Fame, the National Tumbling and Trampoline Hall of Fame and the Texas Hall of Fame. Her all-around gymnastics talents won her a spot on the 1964 U.S. Olympic training squad and earned her All-America honors 10 times. Tonry has served on numerous gymnastics committees, including the National Association for Intercollegiate Gymnastics and the U.S. Gymnastics Federation Hall of Fame Selection Committee. Her resume also includes a Texas mixed doubles tennis championship and a Texas AAU 3-meter diving title. In addition, she was twice named a finalist (1954, 1958) for the prestigious Sullivan Award, presented each year to the nation's top amateur athlete. In 1994, Tonry was presented with the Texas Heritage Award. She and her husband, Don, a former Olympian and NCAA champion gymnast, wrote the Sports Illustrated Guide to Gymnastics. She is a 1961 graduate of North Texas and holds a masters degree from Southern Connecticut. View: | Desktop

Vonk coached an elite athlete onto the National Training Squad and to U.S. Classic.  This experience gave him the opportunity to coach at the National Training Center with the USA Gymnastics National Staff and Womens National Team Coordinator, Marta Karolyi. In addition, Vonk coached an all-around champion and vault champion at the Western Championships.  He coached 4 TOPS National Team members.  He also coached teams to numerous state championship titles. I am excited to work at one of the worlds premier universities with some of the brightest student athletes," said Vonk. "We are shooting for a 15th Ivy Title! View: | Desktop