Rhonda Tetreault, Assistant Coach

In her second year with Maryland Gymnastics, Rhonda Faehn-Tetreault brings a tremendous deal of experience and much success to Maryland Gymnastics. Originally from Coon Rapids, Minnesota, she was a member of the 1988 Olympic Team and has previously trained under world famous coach Bela Karolyi.

In addition to the Olympics, Faehn-Tetreault has seen action in other gymnastics competitions. in 1988, she was the United States vault champion, scoring a perfect 10.0 and in 1987 was the highest U.S. finisher at the World Championships. In that same year, Faehn-Tetreault also was a Pan American Games gold medalist. She was also a member of the U.S. National team for four consecutive years and prior to coming to Maryland, she was the head coach at lanco Gymnastics Trainig Center in Lancaster, pennsylvania. Faehn-Tetreault also assisted the women's gymnastics program at UCLA for two years under Valorie Kondos.

In her time at Lanco Gymnastics School, 1994 to 1996, Faehn-Tetreault organized a team program for levels 4-10. She was in charge of choreography fot the beam and floor exercises and coached her level 9 team to a state championship. She was also a Master staff member, clinician, and counselor at the USAGTC Gymnastics Camps in California and Massachusetts, the International Gymnastics Camp in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, and, the Woodward Gymnastics Camp in Woodward, Pennsylvania.

Faehn-Tetreault graduated from UCLA in 1994 with a B.A. in History and is currently married to Craig Tetreault, the head coach at Rebounder's Gymnastics Club in Timonium, Maryland.