Wow.
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1. Isabela Onyshko MB 57.300
2. Ellie Black NS 57.150
3. Brittany Rogers AB 55.625
4. Megan Roberts ON 55.250
5. Madison Copiak AB 55.075
6. Victoria-Kayen Woo QC 53.825
full results
Isabela‘s Beam was one of her best ever. One of the best in the world. But she fell on 1/1. 😦
Ellie was not 100% coming into the meet. Looked super happy to have competed all 4. Fall on Bars. Easier 2nd vault than usual (to qualify to the Vault final).
Brittany competed FX! Looked great AA … but missed her Beam dismount.
Money-in-the-bank Maddy hit 4/4. Still improving. What College coach was smart enough to recruit that girl? 🙂
I love Megan Roberts. Always have. She’d be on the Olympic team if I had to name it right now.
Other standout routines include Maegan Chant 13.625 FX. I thought Shallon Olsen was underscored with a 13.675 FX. Shallon will easily win vault, as usual. No Amanar as yet, however. Sabrina Gill‘s 14.100 Bars.
Rose-Laying Woo is a definite contender for Rio. But her training has been limited this season due to back pain.
Canada has never had so much depth. National Team Director Dave Brubaker: “It’s a nice problem to have.”
#GymCdnChamps High Performance Junior Champions 2016

1. Ana Padurariu ONT 55.475 (fall on Beam)
2. Haley de Jong BC 53.000
3. Jade Chrobok ONT 52.850
4. Sayge Urban ONT 52.825
5. Sophie Marois QUE 52.525
6. Enya Pouliot NS 52.075
full results
Junior High Performance was quite an impressive show. There are no weak gymnasts in this category.
For the first time I can recall the highlights were mostly Tumbling / Vault. Typically high potential gymnasts who have not yet finished growing are not all that powerful. This generation is very powerful. Sage Urban‘s Yurchenko 1 1/2 was super. 9.3 E-score.
Ana Padurariu looks fantastic, as usual. Her teammate Jade Chrobok was happy to compete 4 apparatus. She’s only been back to full training for about 9 days following minor injuries.
Haley de Jong is on a roll. She hit 4/4 today. Coach Dorina Stan was happy with the performance. Haley won Gymsport 2016 in Anadia, Portugal in March. It’s been a good season.
Unlike past years, there is no separate AA Final later in the week. All that is left for High Performance Juniors is Apparatus Finals. Seems I was wrong on this. There is a sudden victory AA Final coming up. 🙂
In the first competition at #GymCdnChamps the host Province took the team title.
AA from prelims
1. EREMINA Elena RUS 56.732
2. ILIANKOVA Anastasiia RUS 56.049
3. KINSELLA Alice GBR 55.465
full results
1. Russia 168.179
2. Great Britain 163.912
3. Romania 163.678
4. Italy 162.030
5. France 160.823
6. Switzerland 160.496
Lauren was right in her preview of this competition. But she’ll be impressed with the silver for GBR. 🙂
UPDATE –Bea Gheorghisor’s commentary
Always entertaining. Always insightful.
Coaching for the past 2 years, Alicia will be a new Mom in time for the Olympics. 🙂
Alicia Sacramone Quinn on Simone Biles: “This girl is a freak of nature in the best way possible
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Livescoring by Longines: http://www.longinestiming.com/Sport?sport=GG

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Though Beam Gainer dismounts are devalued next Code, I believe we’ll see more in future.
Personally I like them. As as coach I like that you don’t have to spend much time warming them up at the meet.
And I love this new variation. 🙂
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