EVO is very excited to be growing and welcoming so many new faces to our coaching staff!  Our programs are growing and we are committed to giving our athletes the most elite training opportunities possible.  If you see one of these new coaches around, say HI!

Kiril Vorona was honored with the award of  Florida Optional Coach of the Year by USA Gymnastics.  He was a Florida and Region 8 elite team staff member. He coached Level 10 state, regional and national champions as well as P&G qualifiers.  Some of his athletes have received collegiate scholarships to Minnesota, Berkeley, and Stanford.

Ian Bullard has been a head coach at North Florida Gymnastics with consistent All-Around state and regional champions as well as Future Star state and regional champions. He had four level 6 gymnasts make the Regional Development team last year and he was nominated for Florida Coach of the Year.

Tammy Armstrong has been coaching gymnastics for 30 years!  She’s worked in recreational, preschool, and competitive men’s and women’s programs.  She said her favorite part about coaching is introducing kids to the greatest sport around – gymnastics!

Summer Armstrong is, as you can guess, Tammy’s daughter!  Summer grew up in a gymnastics gym and is starting her 4th year of coaching the sport. She says “being able to show kids how much fun gymnastics can be is something I am grateful for.”

Matt Krames has has a diverse background in competitive sports. He competed in elite gymnastics for 7 years as a youth, joined the competitive diving team in high school and then moved into cheerleading while attending the University of Iowa.  Matt continues to hold his high school’s highest diving record!

Rosbie Thompson competed in all star cheerleading for 5 years prior to his collegiate experience at Florida Gulf Coast University.  There he founded a competitive cheer club and competed at the NCA College Nationals. He has since been coaching for the past 3 years and just recently started a teaching career at Palmetto High School.