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Luis Vargas

Full name

Luis Felipe Vargas Velázquez

Nickname(s)

Tingui

Country represented

Puerto Rico

Born

June 8, 1983 (age 41)
Río Piedras, Puerto Rico

Discipline

Men's artistic gymnastics

Level

Senior International Elite

Years on national team

1999–2011

Medal record

Pan American Games

	2011 Guadalajara	Parallel bars
	2011 Guadalajara	Team

Luis Felipe Vargas Velázquez (born June 8, 1983) is a Puerto Rican male artistic gymnast and part of the national team. He participated at 2004 Summer Olympics.^[1] He also competed at world championships, including the 2010 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.^[2]

Education

Luis Vargas completed a Master's Degree in Health Promotion at the University of Turabo (UT) in Puerto Rico, USA.

References

^ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Luis Vargas". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 17 October 2016.
^ "2010 World Gymnastics Championships athletes – Luis Vargas Velazquez". longinestiming.com. Retrieved 27 January 2016.

External links

Pan American Champions in Artistic Gymnastics – Men's Pommel Horse

NCAA Championships for Luis Vargas

NCAA Gymnastics Championships – Men's Individual All-Around

1938: Joe Giallombardo (Illinois)
1939: Joe Giallombardo (Illinois)
1940: Paul Fina (Illinois)
1940 Joe Giallombardo (Illinois)
1941: Courtney Shanken (Chicago)
1942: Newt Loken (Minnesota)
1948: Ray Sorensen (Penn State)
1949: Joe Kotys (Kent State)
1950: Joe Kotys (Kent State)
1951: Bill Roetzheim (Florida State)
1952: Jack Beckner (USC)
1953: Jean Cronstedt (Penn State)
1954: Jean Cronstedt (Penn State)
1955: Karl Schwenzfeier (Penn State)
1956: Don Tonry (Illinois)
1957: Armando Vega (Penn State)
1958: Abie Grossfeld (Illinois)
1959: Armando Vega (Penn State)
1960: Jay Werner (Penn State)
1961: Gregor Weiss (Penn State)
1962: Robert Lynn (USC)
1963: Gil Larose (Michigan)
1964: Ronald Barak (USC)
1965: Mike Jacobson (Penn State)
1966: Steve Cohen (Penn State)
1967: Steve Cohen (Penn State)
1968: Makoto Sakamoto (USC)
1969: Mauno Nissinen (Washington)
1970: Yoshi Hayasaki (Washington)
1971: Yoshi Hayasaki (Washington)
1972: Steve Hug (Stanford)
1973: Steve Hug (Stanford)
1975 Marshall Avener (Penn State)
1974: Steve Hug (Stanford)
1975: Wayne Young (BYU)
1976: Peter Kormann (S. Conn. State)
1977: Kurt Thomas (Indiana State)
1978: Bart Conner (Oklahoma)
1979: Kurt Thomas (Indiana State)
1980: Jim Hartung (Nebraska)
1981: Jim Hartung (Nebraska)
1982: Peter Vidmar (UCLA)
1983: Peter Vidmar (UCLA)
1984: Mitch Gaylord (UCLA)
1985: Wes Suter (Nebraska)
1986: Jon Louis (Stanford)
1987: Tom Schlesinger (Nebraska)
1988: Miguel Rubio (Houston Baptist)
1989: Patrick Kirksey (Nebraska)
1990: Mike Racanelli (Ohio State)
1991: John Roethlisberger (Minnesota)
1992: John Roethlisberger (Minnesota)
1993: John Roethlisberger (Minnesota)
1994: Dennis Harrison (Nebraska)
1995: Richard Grace (Nebraska)
1996: Blaine Wilson (Ohio State)
1997: Blaine Wilson (Ohio State)
1998: Travis Romagnoli (Illinois)
1999: Jason Hardabura (Nebraska)
2000: Jamie Natalie (Ohio State)
2001: Jamie Natalie (Ohio State)
2002: Raj Bhavsar (Ohio State)
2003: Daniel Furney (Oklahoma)
2004: Luis Vargas (Penn State)
2005: Luis Vargas (Penn State)
2006: Jonathan Horton (Oklahoma)
2007: Taqiy Abdullah-Simmons (Oklahoma)
2008: Casey Sandy (Penn State)
2009: Steven Legendre (Oklahoma)
2010: Chris Cameron (Michigan)
2011: Sam Mikulak (Michigan)
2012: Jake Dalton (Oklahoma)
2013: Sam Mikulak (Michigan)
2014: Sam Mikulak (Michigan)
2015: Akash Modi (Stanford)
2016: Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma)
2017: Akash Modi (Stanford)
2018: Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma)
2019: Brody Malone (Stanford)
2021: Brody Malone (Stanford)
2022: Paul Juda (Michigan)
2023: Fred Richard (Michigan)
2024: Khoi Young (Stanford)

NCAA Gymnastics Championships – Men's Pommel Horse

1938: Erwin Beyer (Chicago)
1939: Erwin Beyer (Chicago)
1940: Harry Koehnemann (Illinois)
1941: Caton Cobb (Illinois)
1942: Caton Cobb (Illinois)
1948: Steve Greene (Penn State)
1949: Joe Berenato (Temple)
1950: Gene Rabbitt (Syracuse)
1951: Joe Kotys (Kent State)
1952: Frank Bare (Illinois)
1953: Carlton Rintz (Michigan State)
1954: Robert Lawrence (Penn State)
1955: Carlton Rintz (Michigan State)
1956: James Bown (L.A. State)
1957: John Davis (Illinois)
1958: Bill Buck (Iowa)
1959: Arthur Shurlock (California)
1960: James Fairchild (California)
1961: James Fairchild (California)
1962: Mike Aufrecht (Illinois)
1963: Russ Mills (Yale)
1964: Russ Mills (Yale)
1965: Bob Elsinger (Springfield)
1966: Gary Hoskins (Cal State LA)
1967: Keith McCanless (Iowa)
1968: Jack Ryan (Colorado)
1969: Keith McCanless (Iowa)
1970: Russ Hoffman (Iowa State)
1970 John Russo (Wisconsin)
1971: Russ Hoffman (Iowa State)
1972: Russ Hoffman (Iowa State)
1973: Ed Slezak (Indiana State)
1974: Ted Marcy (Stanford)
1975: Ted Marcy (Stanford)
1976: Ted Marcy (Stanford)
1977: Chuck Walter (New Mexico)
1978: Mike Burke (N. Illinois)
1979: Mike Burke (N. Illinois)
1980: David Stoldt (Illinois)
1981: Mark Bergman (California)
1981 Steve Jennings (New Mexico)
1982: Peter Vidmar (UCLA)
1982 Steve Jennings (New Mexico)
1983: Doug Kieso (N. Illinois)
1984: Tim Daggett (UCLA)
1985: Tony Piñeda (UCLA)
1986: Curtis Holdsworth (UCLA)
1987: Li Xiao Ping (Cal State Fullerton)
1988: Mark Sohn (Penn State)
1989: Mark Sohn (Penn State)
1989 Chris Waller (UCLA)
1990: Mark Sohn (Penn State)
1991: Mark Sohn (Penn State)
1992: Che Bowers (Nebraska)
1993: John Roethlisberger (Minnesota)
1994: Jason Bertram (California)
1995: Drew Durbin (Ohio State)
1996: Drew Durbin (Ohio State)
1997: Drew Durbin (Ohio State)
1998: Josh Birckelbaw (California)
1999: Brandon Stefaniak (Penn State)
2000: Don Jackson (Iowa)
2000 Brandon Stefaniak (Penn State)
2001: Clay Strother (Minnesota)
2002: Clay Strother (Minnesota)
2003: Josh Landis (Oklahoma)
2004: Bob Rogers (Illinois)
2005: Luis Vargas (Penn State)
2006: Tim McNeill (California)
2007: Tim McNeill (California)
2008: Tim McNeill (California)
2009: Daniel Ribeiro (Illinois)
2010: Alex Naddour (Oklahoma)
2011: Daniel Ribeiro (Illinois)
2011 Alex Naddour (Oklahoma)
2012: Glen Ishino (California)
2013: Michael Newburger (Ohio State)
2014: Ellis Mannon (Minnesota)
2015: Michael Reid (Oklahoma)
2016: Brandon Ngai (Illinois)
2017: Stephen Nedoroscik (Penn State)
2018: Stephen Nedoroscik (Penn State)
2019: Alec Yoder (Ohio State)
2021: Ian Skirkey (Illinois)
2022: Brody Malone (Stanford)
2022 Chase Clingman (Penn State)
2023: Ian Skirkey (Illinois)
2024: Patrick Hoopes (Air Force)

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1990s	1990: Anthony Thompson & Suzy Favor 1991: Mike Barrowman & Julie Farrell-Ovenhouse / Joy Holmes 1992: Desmond Howard & MaChelle Joseph 1993: John Roethlisberger & Lara Hooiveld 1994: Glenn Robinson & Kristy Gleason 1995: Tom Dolan & Laura Davis 1996: Eddie George & Olga Kalinovskaya 1997: Blaine Wilson & Gretchen Hegener / Kathy Butler 1998: Charles Woodson & Sara Griffin 1999: Luke Donald & Stephanie White-McCarty
2000s	2000: Ron Dayne & Lauren Cacciamani 2001: Ryan Miller & Katie Douglas 2002: Jordan Leopold & Christie Welsh 2003: Amer Delić / Matt Lackey & Perdita Felicien 2004: Damion Hahn & Kelly Mazzante 2005: Luis Vargas & Jennie Ritter 2006: Peter V&erkaay & Tiffany Weimer 2007: Cole Konrad & Jessica Davenport 2008: Brent Metcalf & Hannah Nielsen 2009: Jake Herbert & María Hernández
2010s	2010: Evan Turner & Megan Hodge 2011: David Boudia & Shannon Smith 2012: Draymond Green & Christina Manning 2013: Derek Drouin & Am&a Kessel 2014: David Taylor & Daniella Hill 2015: Logan Stieber & Taylor Cummings 2016: Denzel Valentine & Rachel Banham 2017: Kyle Snyder & Lilly King 2018: Kyle Snyder & Lilly King 2019: Bo Nickal & Megan Gustafson
2020s	2020: Chase Young & Dana Rettke 2021: Luka Garza & Sarah Bacon 2022: Gable Steveson & Dana Rettke 2023: Zach Edey & Caitlin Clark 2024: Zach Edey & Caitlin Clark

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