Two Montgomery County Gymnastics Center gymnasts won the all-around competition while the boys team claimed nine other golds at the Pennsylvania Men’s Gymnastics State Championships, held March 31-April 1 at Penn State University.

Jonathan Tang, age 16, won the Level 10 all-around honors with a score of 83.4. Tang also won the gold on floor, vault, parallel, bars and high bar and silver medal on rings. He resides in Malvern, PA and is a junior at Great Valley High School.

Tang now advanced to the regional championships in West Point, N.Y. on April 14-15 where he competed against the top boys from seven states.

Matthew Coombs, age 8, won the Level 5 all-around championship. He also won the gold on floor, parallel bars and high bar. Coombs won silver on vault and bronze on rings.

Level 6 gymnast Dominic DiPietro, age 11 of Souderton, took second in the all-around while also winning the floor and parallel bars.

Matthew Burgoyne, age 8 of Lansdale, was second in all-around in Level 4 and took first in both rings and vault.

Joseph Perri claimed gold in Level 6 high bar.

Several other Montco gymnasts helped to gather a total of 38 medals — Optional Level 9 Nicholas Marino, age 13, of Horsham Level 4 Steven Glenn of Lansdale, Level 6 Bryant Durant, age 11 of Perkasie. All Level 5 through 10 gymnasts were regional qualifiers and advance to the next level of competition at our seven-state regional championships.

Coombs and DiPietro were also chosen to be members of the Pennsylvania Team and will compete against other state teams at the Level 5 and 6 Regional Championships at Temple University on April 28.

Montgomery County Sports Performance Center is 30,000 square foot national training center for gymnastics located in Harleysville It is also home of Cal Sports and Dr. Drill, SEPA Wrestling, Cheer Force Cheer, Irish Dance, and many more sports and fitness related activities.