Birthdate: 1/3/1987 Program: Rhythmic Level: Senior Current Residence: Lincolnshire, IL Head Coach: Natasha Klimouk, Dani Takova
Career Highlights
Stacker is the daughter of Natalie and Peter Stacker. She also has a younger sister, Eryn, who is a soccer player and dancer. She loves rhythmic gymnastics because of its beauty and creativity. Her goal is to continue to do her best in every situation and to be confident in her abilities. Stacker is interested in a future career in film production.
About
Brenann Stacker
Name of College: Tufts University Degree/Major: English Year you began gymnastics: 1993 Favorite Event: Clubs How did you get involved in gymnastics: I met a rhythmic gymnast in ballet class when I was 4. I tried rhythmic and didn't want to do anything else. Favorite thing about gymnastics: Rhythmic is an immensely creative sport. That's the beauty of it, with the combination of music, athleticism, costume and, most of all, personality. I love to perform, so it's a perfect sport for me. What are your goals for gymnastics?: My goal is to promote rhythmic by always showing the beauty of it whenever I compete. Names of parents/guardians/spouse: Natalie and Peter Stacker. Dad does voice overs for TV and radio.
Names of sibling(s): Eryn Stacker
Megan Stacker, age 25, photographer.
Interests Outside the Gym
Favorite school subject: English Hobbies or favorite activities: reading, watching movies, dancing, and theater classes Favorite music: Coldplay Favorite book(s): Picture of Dorian Gray Favorite TV show(s): Lost, Friends Favorite Food: Pears Charity Involvement: Compassion International Child Sponsor
National Competition Results
2006
Visa Championships, St. Paul, Minn. -
3rd-CL; 5th-BA; 6th-AA, RP
2006
Rhythmic Challenge, Colorado Springs, Colo. -
3rd-AA
2005
Visa Championships, Indianapolis, Ind. -
3rd-RP, CL, RB; 4th-AA
2005
Rhythmic Challenge, Colorado Springs, Colo. -
3rd-AA
2004
Visa Championships, Nashville, Tenn. -
3rd-RB; 4th-HP; 5th-AA; 6th-BA
2004
U.S Olympic Team Trials, San Jose, Calif. -
3rd-RB; 5th-AA
2004
Western Championships, Deerfield, Ill. -
7th-AA
2004
Rhythmic Challenge, Colorado Springs, Colo. -
4th-AA