Career Bests
Bars: 9.900 (2 times; last: 4-24-08 at NCAA Finals)
Beam: 9.950 (2-15-08 at Auburn)
Floor: 9.875 (2-4-05 vs. Florida)

Event Titles (career)
Beam: 5
Floor: 1
Total: 6

2008:
Earned First-Team All-America honors on bars, tying a career-high 9.900 in the NCAA Prelims. Finished tied for fourth on bars at the NCAA Individual Event Finals. Performed the first routine of Georgia’s 2008 season, opening with a 9.825 on bars at Utah. Hit all but one of her beam routines this season, notching a new career high of 9.950 at Auburn in claiming her only event title of the season and fifth on beam for her career. Finished her career as part of the winningest class in Gym Dog history with four NCAA titles, three SEC titles, 19 All-America honors and a 131-9-1 record in four years. 

2007:
Georgia’s leadoff competitor on the uneven bars at the NCAA Super Six Finals, scoring a 9.85. Competed on bars, beam and floor in both sessions of the NCAA Championships. Prior to the Championships she had competed on the floor exercise just three times during the season, but scored a 9.825 in the prelim. Her 9.85 on bars at the NCAA North Central Regional was her highest bars score in three NCAA regional meets. Set her season-best score of 9.925 on bars and 9.875 on beam in the meet against No.3 Alabama. Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.

2006:
SEC Honor Roll. First-Team All-American on balance beam and second-team on bars thanks to a pair of 9.875s in the prelim session of the
NCAA Championships. A a 9.9 on bars at the SE Regional to tie her career high. Was on top of her game at the SEC Championships with a 9.85 on bars
and 9.825 on beam. Her meet against UCLA with 9.85s on bars and beam was one of her best of the season. Two-event night in 13 meets during the year
and was on bars, beam and floor in Georgia’s wins at Florida and home vs. LSU. Her ‘Moon Walk’ on beam has earned applause from every crowd during
the year.

2005:
Second-team All-American on bars and beam. All-SEC thanks to her career-high 9.9 on bars at the SEC Championships. Did all she could in the
Southeast Regional meet not to fall on beam (9.55), and helped Georgia squeak into nationals with a second-place overall finish. Ranked 15th
nationally and third in the SEC on the balance beam following the regular season. She competed on her usual three events in every meet this year
until the final two weeks of the regular season, but was back on all three at SECs. Three times she scored a 9.925 on beam, including meets against
Florida, Utah and N.C. State. Yoculan called her the MVP of meet at Kentucky after a 9.85 on bars and floor. An aspiring singer, her talents
were put on display when she was featured on FSN’s coverage of the SEC Championship meet and SEC-TV.

Club / High School:
Trained for 10 years at World Olympic Gymnastics Academy under Evgeny Marchenko and Natasha Boyarskaya. Member of the U.S. National team. First
on beam and floor and third in the all-around at the 2004 Presidential Classic in Ft. Lauderdale. Placed 13th in the all-around at last year’s
American Classic in Ontario. At the 2003 U.S. Gymnastics Championships she finished ninth on bars and 20th in the all-around. Also ninth on bars,
seventh on beam and 12th in the all-around at the 2002 U.S. Gymnastics Championships.

Personal:
Born: March 10, 1986. Daughter of Mike and Judy Childs. Has one brother, Travis (15). Member of National Honor Society at Spring Creek Academy.
Took voice lessons for nearly a year and dance for about five years. Would like to pursue a singing career. Recipient of the Clyde Bohler Memorial
Scholarship.