Arthur Davis 2002, 2004 World Champion 2004 National Champion-All-Around Hometown: Riverside, CA Residence: Riverside, CA Date of Birth: December 29, 1974 Event: Mixed Pair Base Partner(s): Shenea Booth Club: Empire Acrogymnastics Coach: Youri Vorobyev Grade: College Began Gymnastics: 1991 Years on NTL Team: 9 Personal Info The son of Dr. Arthur Davis and Cheryl Davis, Arthur Davis became the first American Sports Acrobatics athlete, along with mixed pair partner Shenea Booth, to capture the gold medal and become two-time Mixed Pair World Champions in 2002 and 2004. A self-proclaimed individual who "strives to push himself as far as he can go until his path changes," Arthur has become one of the most decorated sports acrobatics athletes in the U.S. His athletic and scholastic honors and awards include: Athlete of the Year (USAG, 2004, 2003), Sportsperson to the Year (USAG, 2004), Highest Meet Score at Nationals, Best Choreography, Outstanding Base, most difficult skill competed at Nationals, recipient of the Glen Sundby Award for Outstanding Pair/Group Performance, a member of Who's Who Among High School Students and a role model for numerous young Sports Acrobatics worldwide. In 2003 Arthur and Shenea finished 1st All-Around in the Freedom Cup and 2nd at the Volkov Cup in Russa. Arthur's athletic vitae also includes four National Titles. International Competition 2004 Sports Acrobatics World Championships, Lievin, France, 1st AA 2003 Volkov Cup, Veliki Novgorod, Russia; 2nd AA, 2nd Balance, 2nd Tempo 2003 Freedom Cup, Jacksonville, FL; 1st AA, 1st Balance, 1st Tempo 2002 Sports Acrobatics World Championships, Riesa, Germany; 1st AA 2002 Machuga Cup, Krasnodar, Russia; 2nd AA 2000 Poland International Meet; 1st AA   National Competition 2004 U.S. National Championships, Palm Springs, CA; 1st AA, 1st Balance, 1st Tempo 2004 National Team Qualifier, Anaheim, CA; 1st AA 2004 World Team Trails, Crosby, TX; 1st AA 2003 U.S. National Championships, Jacksonville, FL; 1st AA 2002 U.S. National Championships, New Orleans, LA; 1st AA 2000 U.S. National Championships, Jacksonville, FL; 1st AA