New career U.S. gymnastics queen Cathy Rigby, who won a gold medal in the 1972 Olympics, plays
Class of1988 Program(s):Women's Artistic Inducted as:Athlete Team Members: Two-time Olympian and World Cup all-around champion Cathy Rigby-McCoy assembled a career that often found her on the podium. Rigby-McCoy medaled 12 times at major events from 1969-1972, most of which came on the balance beam or the all-around.
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Cathy Rigby - Class of 1998 Induction Speech (2010) Watch on Induction Speech Video Cathy Rigby became the first American gymnast, male or female, to win a medal at the World Championships. CATHY RIGBY became the first American gymnast, male or female, to win a medal at the World Championships. It happened in 1970 in Ljubljana, Yugoslavia.
Cathy Rigby returns to Houston as Peter Pan at the Hobby Center
Cathy Rigby has played the part of Peter Pan ever since her retirement from gymnastics when she was 20-years-old. Now, after four decades and 3,000 performances, she plans to end her run as "the boy who wouldn't grow up." She'll continue playing Peter Pan at performances at the Pantages Theater in Los Angeles through Jan. 27.. Rigby, who recently sat down to talk about what the role has.
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Cathy Rigby performs her compulsory routines in the uneven bars, balance beam, floor exercise, and vault during the team competition of the 1972 Olympic Games.
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World Championships: 1 Silver Cathy was born on December 12, 1952 and trained at SCATS under coach Bud Marquette. A fifth-place finish in the 1968 AAU Championships earned her a berth on the Olympic team -- and a pet monkey from her parents. Cathy was the first US gymnast to win an
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By Gymnastics History April 10, 2023 No Comments In 1972, Cathy Rigby was the "it girl" in the United States. Not only had she won a silver medal on beam at the 1970 World Championships; the American public and media were enamored with her (and her looks). The Tribune out of San Luis Obispo printed:
Gymnast Cathy Rigby Long Beach, California Date taken 1972 Photographer John D… Gymnastics
Cathleen Roxanne Rigby (later Mason, later McCoy; born December 12, 1952), known as Cathy Rigby, is an actress, speaker, and former artistic gymnast. Her performance in the 1968 Summer Olympics helped to popularize the sport of gymnastics in the United States. After her retirement from gymnastics, Rigby became a stage and television actress.
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Cathy Rigby was the first real American female gymnastics star on television. Her biggest moment came in 1970 when she was the first American to win a World Championship medal, taking silver on the balance beam. Rigby was considered to have chances to win Olympic medals in 1972, but failed to make the finals on beam.
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In honor of the upcoming Visa Championships hosted in St. Paul, Minnesota August 17-20, gymnast of the week will be featuring former U.S. National Champions. This week's gymnast is Cathy Rigby, the 1970 and 1972 National Champion. Rigby began her gymnastics career at a young age, and first hit the international gymnastics scene at the young.
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American gymnast. Born on December 12, 1952, in Long Beach, California; daughter of Anita Rigby and Paul Rigby (an aeronautical engineer); married Tommy Mason, in January 1973; married Tom McCoy (a producer); children: Bucky, Ryan, Theresa, and Kaitlin.
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Olympic gymnast and representative of life on Earth An image of Cathy Rigby was chosen to travel on a NASA space probe to teach aliens about the human body. But as she became a star athlete.
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Artistic Gymnastics Games Participations 2 First Olympic Games Mexico City 1968 Year of Birth 1952 Olympic Results Biography Cathy Rigby was the first real American female gymnastics star on television. Her biggest moment came in 1970 when she was the first American to win a World Championship medal, taking silver on the balance beam.
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Cathy Rigby Class of 1988 · Disciplines (s): Women's Artistic · Inducted as: Athlete Two-time Olympian and World Cup all-around champion Cathy Rigby assembled a career that often found her on the podium. Rigby medaled 12 times at major events from 1969-1972, most of which came on the balance beam or the all-around.
PHOTOS Former Gymnast Cathy Rigby to end her 4decade long role as Peter Pan on stage 89.3 KPCC
Sports: Biographies Cathy Rigby Rigby, Cathy views 1,495,271 updated Jun 08 2018 Cathy Rigby 1952- American gymnast B efore Mary Lou Retton , before Nadia Comaneci , even before Olga Korbut came the gymnast whose prodigious talent and upbeat personality served to make her a representative of her sport.
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8 Photos Cathy Rigby was born on 12 December 1952 in Los Alamitos, California, USA. She is an actress, known for Peter Pan (2000), The Six Million Dollar Man (1974) and McKenna Shoots for the Stars (2012). She has been married to Tom McCoy since 11 September 1982. They have two children. She was previously married to Tommy Mason.
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In 1968 just before the Olympic Trials, Cathy Rigby was asked by this writer to perform at an exhibition at the University of California, Irvine. The purpose was to raise money for athletic scholarships.. Olympic Games: Team member and highest scoring U.S. gymnast, Mexico City, Mexico, (1968); Team member, 10 th AA, Munich, Germany, (1972).
