Shayla Worley

About Shayla Worley

Gymnast who helped lead America to a team victory at the 2007 World Championships. While at the University of Georgia, she became a 10-time NCAA champion.

Shayla Worley is an American gymnast. She was a member of the team that won the US gold medal at the 2007 Gymnastics World Championship. She trained for most of her sporting career at the Orlando Metro Gymnastics, where she was coached by Jeff Wood and Christi Barineau. From 2009 to 2013, she competed at the University of Georgia, being the ten-time NCAA champion in gymnastics.

College team	Georgia Gymdogs
Club	Orlando Metro
Born	September 02, 1990, Orlando, Florida, U.S.
Hometown	Orlando, Florida, U.S.
Level	Senior International Elite
Discipline	WAG
Nickname(s)	Lala, Shay
Music	Show
Assistant coach(es)	Christi Barineau
Eponymous skills	Worley (balance beam)
Head coach(es)	Jeff Wood

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Trivia

She won three silver medals, and one gold medal, at the 2006 American Cup.

Shayla Worley before fame

While still competing at the junior level, she finished fourth at the US National Championships in 2003.

Achievement of Shayla Worley

At the 2006 American Cup, she earned three silver medals and one gold medal.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Shayla Worley family life

Her hometown is Orlando, Florida, where she was born and reared. Because of her older sister, she began gymnastics.

Associations of Shayla Worley

She was runner-up to Olympian Shawn Johnson at the VIsa Championships.

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