Sergei Poukas, Head JO Coach
- Former Olympics coach, Olympic reserve Kiev, Master of Sport - Elite Level, Diploma from Kiev Physical Culture Institute (Kiev, Ukraine)
- Sergei began his gymnastics career at the age of 8 and continued through college.
- From the age of 17-30, Sergei was the boys coach in Ukraine before switching over to the girls program, where he remained when he came to the US.
- Sergei coached an 11 year old elite level gymnast who was invited to the US Challenge.
- Sergei has coached many State, Regional and National gymnasts.
- Sergei has 2 daughters and 2 granddaughters.
Tamara Lomanovitch, JO Coach
- Coach, Choreographer, Nationally Rated Certified USA Gymnastics Judge
- Tamara started her gymnastics career at the age of 9 and competed through age 21. She was an Elite Level Gymnast in Ukraine and competed as she attended medical school. She was part of the Soviet Union Medical College National Championship.
- Tamara became a judge in 1997 and became Nationally rated in 2009. She was a Region 7, Level 10 judge in 2022.
- Tamara has coached many State, Regional and National gymnasts who went on to compete at various D1 and D2 programs including Majesta Valentine (West Chester University), Erin Davis (Temple), Rachel Lee (Ithaca), Danielle Michielli (Ursinus).
- Tamara has 2 daughters and 2 granddaughters.
Sarka Dubna, Coach
Sarka began her coaching career over 35 years ago. Her first 10 years coaching were spent in Czechoslovakia/Prague (now Czech Republic). As a coach, she developed her athletes from a young age and coached them all they way up through level 10 then she would start with a new group of young gymnasts. The remainder of her years coaching have been in the United States. She has coached all levels over her lifetime. She came to KMC 28 years ago where she coached for 5 years while her son competed for the KMC Boys team. Sarka then left to coach at a gym closer to her home where she helped start a boys team. She returned to coaching at KMC in 2024.
Sarka was a gymnast from a young age and competed until she was 16 when she was pulled to start her coaching career.
Sarka has 3 children: 2 daughters and a son who were all gymnasts.
Sarka began her coaching career over 35 years ago. Her first 10 years coaching were spent in Czechoslovakia/Prague (now Czech Republic). As a coach, she developed her athletes from a young age and coached them all they way up through level 10 then she would start with a new group of young gymnasts. The remainder of her years coaching have been in the United States. She has coached all levels over her lifetime. She came to KMC 28 years ago where she coached for 5 years while her son competed for the KMC Boys team. Sarka then left to coach at a gym closer to her home where she helped start a boys team. She returned to coaching at KMC in 2024.
Sarka was a gymnast from a young age and competed until she was 16 when she was pulled to start her coaching career.
Sarka has 3 children: 2 daughters and a son who were all gymnasts.
Iryna Aliyevska, XCEL Coach
Viktoriya Shkolna, XCEL Coach
