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Novice High Performance
1. Padurariu, Ana – Ontario
2. Jurca, Victoria-Georgiana – Québec
3. Juk, Ilka – B.C.
4. Pouliot, Enya – Nova Scotia
5. Walker, Emily – Sask
6. Fairbairn, Montana – Alberta

full results (Novice has high bonus points)

Ana looked fantastic. 🙂

Novice
1. Skrupa, Quinn – Manitoba
2. Pedicelli, Amanda – Québec
3. Innes, Charlotte – Alberta
4. Jakab, Lucia – B.C.
5. Gorsline, Jaden – Alberta
6. Undheim, Kristina – Alberta

full results

Team
1. Ontario
2. Québec
3. Alberta

LIKE Team Ontario on Facebook.

Only the Team medals were decided day 1. Finals go Sunday morning for Novice.

One of the changes introduced by Tony Smith, the National Team Director, is old school physical ability testing. Here are the rankings from Nationals 2015 testing.

Junior
1. Émard, William – Québec 42,950
2. Zakutney, Samuel – Ontario 40,980
3. Oehrlein, Ryan – Ontario 40,450
full results

Novice
1. Wong, Darren – B.C. 39,410
2. Gosselin-Paradis, Lauren – Québec 39,130
3. Tyndall, Jesse – Sask 37,660
full results

Here’s the official Gymnastics Canada write-up with link to official results.

Reigning Canadian junior champion Rose-Kaying Woo of La Prairie, Que., topped a field of mostly senior competitors on Thursday to place first in the women’s qualification at the Canadian gymnastics championships.

Woo, too young for this summer’s Pan Am Games but eligible for the 2016 Olympics, placed first on beam, second on vault and third on both uneven bars and floor for a total score of 56.200 points.

Isabela Onyshko of Minedosa, Man., placed second with 55.950 points and two-time Canadian all around champion Ellie Black of Halifax was third at 55.100. …

Rose-Kaying Woo tops field in women’s qualification at Canadian gymnastics championships

The AA Final will be “sudden victory” as will apparatus finals.

Click PLAY or watch it on twitter.

https://twitter.com/mckennamckelley/status/604025268064243713

Recall the original 1991 ‘Point Break’ with Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze?

Neither do I. 🙂

But the 2015 remake looks like a Redbull extreme Action Sports highlights reel.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

This is cool. 🙂

Click PLAY or watch it on Facebook.

Who is this guy?

Click PLAY or watch it on Facebook.

Is it Cameron Bonton @itzcamm, Cheer tumbler?

itzcambonton on instagram.

See the tweet.

Looks good. But leave a comment if you’ve seen an official announcement on this.

Open Team ranking at the Canadian National Championships:

1. Ontario 215.15
2. Québec 213.65
3. British Columbia 210.65

Gym Score Depot – Open Women – Day 1 — Team Competition and Qualification

Congratulations to all teams. It was fun to watch. 🙂

1. Woo, Rose-Kaying – Québec 56.20
2. Onyshko, Isabela – Manitoba 55.95
3. Black, Ellie – Nova Scotia 55.10
4. Chant, Maegan – Ontario 54.35
5. Olsen, Shallon – British Columbia 54.10
6 Copiak, Madison – Alberta 53.75
7 Woo, Victoria-Kayen – Québec 53.25

full prelim results (click SENIOR)

@jaredvgoad:

My guess at Pan Ams team after day one: Black, Onyshko, Chant, Copiak, V.Woo. Alt Rogers.

Rose and Shallon are age ineligible for Pan-Am and World Championships 2015. They turn Senior in 2016.

Brittany Rogers competed. Peng Peng did not.

Certainly the Canadian Pan-Am team should be built around Ellie and Isabela. They’ll look at contributing scores on each apparatus. I could see a number of different teams depending on who’s healthy and consistent.