- Rachael Riley ON 111.286
- Sophia King AB 110.035
- Kyra Cato AB 109.253
- Jovie Richardson ON 108.985
- Jenna Sartoretto ON 107.568
- Emmanuelle Lalonde QC 107.385
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Emma Guthrie L10 Canadian Champion
L10 age 12-15 AA Finals Canadian Championships 2017
Emma Guthrie AB 37.615
Sophie Shaver QC 36.882
Montana Fairbairn AB 36.465
Sarah Giard QC 36.181
Hope Moxam ON 36.132
Bryn Topham AB 35.965
full results
Denelle Pedrick L10 CDN Champ
L10 age 16+ AA Finals Canadian Championships 2017
Denelle Pedrick SK 37.698
Dahlia Solorzano-Caruso ON 37.548
Morgan Tong ON 37.215
Jaime Lister AB 37.065
Grace Rojas ON 36.883
Karen Lozano NL 36.449
full results
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Canadian superstar Ana Padurariu
The biggest highlight of Canadian Nationals 2017 is Junior National Champion Ana Padurariu. One of the best Juniors in the world right now.
| 1 | Ana Padurariu | 55.267 | Gemini |
| 2 | Emma Spence | 51.201 | Dynamo |
| 3 | Quinn Skrupa | 50.484 | Brandon Eagles |
| 4 | Elizabeth Holmstrom | 50.234 | Capital City Gym Club |
| 5 | Imogen Paterson | 49.734 | Vancouver Phoenix Gymnastics |
| 6 | Zoé Allaire-Bourgie | 49.500 | Gymnix |
Ana’s 55.267 was high score of the meet. With a fall on Beam.
Her weakest apparatus is Vault yet she landed quite a credible Yurchenko 1 1/2 in Finals. One of her best vaults yet.
Alexandra Leask – Canadian Junior Qualifications Photo Gallery
Ellie Black is Canadian Champion
1. Ellie Black 54.318
2. Rose-Kaying Woo 54.051
3. Jade Chrobok 53.100
4. Isabela Onyshko 52.918
5. Sophie Marois 51.468
6. Shallon Olsen 51.167
full results
“My goal today was just to compete, stay healthy and have some fun out there,” Black said in a release following the award ceremony.
“It’s nice to be back with the girls again and to build some excitement in the building. I’ve enjoyed the whole experience and I’m so happy to be healthy and back competing.” …
Ellie had a fall on Bars and reduced difficulty overall from Rio. So a 54.318 puts her in good shape for the build up to Worlds. One highlight is her choreography on Floor. Easily her best ever in my opinion.
related – Lauren Hopkins’ Finals Live Blog
Canadian Champ Zachary Clay
1. Zachary Clay BC 81.750
2. Jackson Payne AB 79.400
3. Sam Zakutney ON 78.900
4. René Cournoyer QC 77.800
5. Aaron Mah BC 77.350
full results
“This is the best feeling ever, no words can describe how I feel right now,” Clay said in a release. “I wasn’t expecting to come first, I was just aiming for the podium but everything just came together today. I was in the zone and focused on what I had to do to win and am happy with the results.”
Clay was 1st on Pommels with 5.80 / 14.650.
For Worlds Canada will most likely name one or two AA gymnasts as well as the top contenders to qualify for an apparatus final.
Chinese gymnast Xuon (James) Luo representing B.C. was first on Rings 6.10 / 14.500.
Olympian Scott Morgan, back from injury, was 4th on Floor, 2nd on Vault.
Kevin Lytwyn, back from surgery, won H Bar with 5.90 / 13.850. He’s training a much bigger routine, however.
All in all it was a thrilling competition with 42 seniors. I have to say it was more entertaining than the FIG women’s meet running concurrently. 🙂
Of the many NCAA gymnasts, past and present, the guy who hit best was Iowa’s Cory Paterson.
