Though the official competition website still has no information, some results are available.
ALYMER, Que. — In the first major competition for Canadian gymnasts since the Beijing Olympics, 15-year-old Brittany Rogers of Coquitlam, B.C., showed why she’s already considered a strong contender for the 2012 Summer Games.
Rogers placed first on vault, bars and beam and was third on floor to claim her first Elite Canada title in the senior women’s all around competition on Friday with a score of 56.35 points.
Calgary’s Sydney Sawa was second with 55.40 points and Charlotte Mackie, who trains with Rogers at the Omega Gymnastics Club in Coquitlam, was third at 54.90.
“I was bang on with everything,” said Rogers. “All the hard work I’ve been doing in training really paid off. To win like this at the first meet of the season really gives me a confidence boost.”…
In the novice competition, Sabrina Gill of Oakville, Ont., took the lead after the first day of competition with a score of 54.85. Kasondra Lepik of Oshawa is ranked second with 54.45 points and Stephanie Merkle of Waterloo, Ont., is third at 54.10.
The Juniors compete Saturday.
More information on The C Score and Gymblog.

In the novice competition, Sabrina Gill of Oakville, Ont., took the lead after the first day of competition with a score of 54.85. Kasondra Lepik of Oshawa is ranked second with 54.45 points and Stephanie Merkle of Waterloo, Ont., is third at 54.10.