VAULT - Refer to the JO vault values chart below

USAG Level 9 - 10 Vaults. Please check the OHSAA vault chart for the new high school vault values.

Judges shall use the start value of the vault performed; however, it is still necessary to announce or flash the intended vault number.

Round-off entry vaults must be done on a vault table with a safety collar required. This requirement applies for both training and competition. The vault is void if performed without a safety collar. The collar must be placed in the proper direction for round off entry vaults.

The OHSAA requires the padding of the uprights of the vault table, both front & back, and the covering of any weights.

If a gymnast attempts a 1/4 on - 3/4 off(or 1/2 on-1/2 off) front salto vault but performs a 1/4 on - 1/4 off (twisting in opposite directions), it will be considered the same as a handspring front salto vault and appropriate deductions will be taken.

For 2007-2008 season, sting mats will be permitted for roundoff entry vaults. Beginning with the 2008-2009 season manufactured hand placement mats shall be required. Note: No sting mat on the vault board is permitted.

Vault Values - All Vaults in USAG Level 9 - 10 Vault Table

Level 9-10 Vault Chart Revised

Vault Matting: min. 6'x12'x4-4¾" (recommend 8'x18'). Additional mat may be placed on runway, provided it is manufactured and does not exceed 2".

New Vault Value changes for 207-2008