Today we say Goodbye and Good luck to an amazing person who has been part of Delta for almost 20 years. Wow, what an achievement! In 2008, at the age of 6, Kristy began Gymnastics at Delta. Little did her parents, Joy and Lindsay, know that she would still be here almost 20 years later, and what an amazing almost 20 years it has been.
John and I have been so privileged to have worked with Kristy as both a gymnast and a coach. Kristy has given her heart and soul to Gymnastics over the years and has overcome some pretty huge hurdles in her career as a gymnast. Kristy’s is arguably one of Queensland’s most successful Levels gymnasts of all time, representing Queensland 7 times, captaining Queensland twice, winning multiple State Championships, National medals and three times being selected onto the Australian Levels team (including touring to South Africa).  All this has occurred through hard-work, determination and dedication to be the best she could be. Kristy will be the first to tell you that things did not come easy for her and perseverance was the thing that helped achieve her goals. Kristy has always been a team player and has actively assisted and mentored the younger gymnasts coming up through the program and for this we are very grateful as it has meant we have had some amazing leaders in the gym. After Kristy officially retired from competing in 2011, she joined our team as a coach. Kristy has grown, developed and flourished in her coaching role and her demeanor with the gymnasts has always been very nurturing, encouraging and positive. Kristy has been an inspirational role model for the gymnasts she has coached and we are extremely lucky to have had Kristy as part of the Delta coaching team. We are so extremely proud of Kristy’s journey in Gymnastics and are very thankful that her Mum brought her to Gymnastics all those years ago. Kristy, I hope you have enjoyed the challenges, rewards and tour adventures over the years and that you feel you have learnt life skills that will help you reach your next life goals. We hope the fond memories you have of your Delta family will be in your heart forever, please know that you are always welcome back! As I sit here with tears in my eyes writing this to you, I can only imagine how your Mum and Dad must be feeling about you leaving the country. We will miss you enormously and wish you all the very best on your overseas adventures and know you will find happiness and success in whatever you do. And in the words of Dr Suess So Kristy….. You're off to Great Places! Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting. So... get on your way! Megan & John x

Related Posts

Delta Halloween Classic Draw 2024

Time for our Annual Delta Halloween Classics! The Delta Classic is a fun, team event where our Aspire Foundations gymnasts perform routines and receive treats for their tricks! Check out the 2024 Delta Halloween Classics Draw now. 

Read More

That’s a wrap | National Clubs Carnival 2023!

What a whirlwind month of gymnastics competitions we have had! The 2023 National Clubs Carnival is over for another year…. and Delta Gymnastics are excited to announce we our the National Club Champions Overall Club in Australia! Our Delta teams headed to the Gold Coast, ready to challenge the best in Australia in an amazing 8 day

Read More

What a weekend! 2023 Jnr State Championships Wrap Up

What a weekend!  Our Aspire level 4 – 6 gymnasts from Delta Gymnastics performed beautifully at the 2023 Jnr State Championships at Chandler. Competition began last Saturday morning, running for five days, with the Regional Team Challenge concluding the event.  Taking on the best in Queensland, our Delta gymnasts shone bright, demonstrating not only amazing performances

Read More

Pretend Play… Why It’s So Important!

Why be a dinosaur or a fairy at gymnastics anyway? Pretend play and development go hand in hand. Pretend play or role playing is a vital part of children’s learning. It develops abstract thought, language & mathematical concepts and allows children to explore relationships.  Most importantly, it provides an opportunity for children to explore who they

Read More