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`Forty Flames to Follow' in 2013-14: Jason Gaides
6/19/2013
Sophomore men's gymnast Jason Gaides, who advanced to the 2013 NCAA Championships as an all-around specialist last spring, is Wednesday's featured student-athlete in the UICFlames.com "Forty Flames to Follow" in 2013-14 summer feature series.
`Forty Flames to Follow' in 2013-14: Lukasz Adamczyk
6/10/2013
As one of UIC's most active student-athletes, Lukasz Adamcyzk from the men's gymnastics team wears many hats. His accomplishments both in and out of the gym made him an easy choice to be recognized as one of "Forty Flames to Follow" heading into the 2013-14 athletic season. The summer series, which debuted on Monday, will alphabetically feature 40 returning UIC student-athletes once per day until early August.
Hodges Selected UICFlames.com Student-Athlete of the Week
4/24/2013
Men's gymnast Joseph Hodges has been selected as the UICFlames.com Student-Athlete of the Week for the period of April 15-21 as announced by the athletic department on Wednesday morning. The junior took home ninth place in the all-around competition at the 2013 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships this past Saturday in University Park, Pa. His ninth-place showing is the highest ever finish for the UIC program.
NCAA.com Feature Highlights Men's Gymnastics
4/22/2013
While competing at the NCAA Championship from April 19-21, the UIC men's gymnastics team was featured on NCAA.com by columnist Rick Houston. Houston spoke with junior Lukasz Adamczyk, senior Justin Maxwell, redshirt junior Bryan Pusateri and head coach Charley Nelson, and focused on how their hard work has finally paid off.
Hodges, Gaides And Adamczyk Conclude NCAA Competition
4/20/2013
UIC gymnasts Joseph Hodges, Jason Gaides and Lukasz Adamczyk brought the 2013 season to a close Saturday at the Recreation Center as they wrapped competition at the NCAA Championship. Hodges was able to end the day with top scores for the Flames on all events.
Three Flames Advance At NCAAs
4/19/2013
UIC gymnasts Lukasz Adamczyk, Joseph Hodges and Jason Gaides continue competition at the NCAA Championship after producing qualifying scores in the second session Friday at the Recreation Building to advance to the finals.
