He’s the only athlete who’s competed in all 50 World Series stops and he’s won half of them – Gary Hunt, 5-time World Series champion is a man at the very top of his game.
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Thanks Tom.
He’s the only athlete who’s competed in all 50 World Series stops and he’s won half of them – Gary Hunt, 5-time World Series champion is a man at the very top of his game.
Click PLAY or watch it on Facebook.
Thanks Tom.
Those Rodionenkos must be doing a great job. 🙂
Bea Gheorghisor – 2016 Euros: Senior Team Final
Judges were very impressed with the youngest men’s category at #GymCdnChamps 2016.
1. Félix Dolci QC
2. Yanni Chronopoulos ON
3. Olivier Menezes-Thibault QC
4. Evgeny Siminuic ON
5. David Sandro ON
6. Félix Blaquières QC
full results
Félix is the most astonishing gymnast in Canada right now. One of the best gymnasts in the world for his age.
Of all the amazing things I saw him do this time around, his drilled Kasamatsu with 2 twists vault in podium training was best. For once coach Adrian Balan was speechless. Nothing to correct.
Working toe point.
You’ll see both again in Rio.
The King City, Ont., trampolinist finished the competition Friday with a total score of 157.295, well clear of silver-medallist Samatha Smith’s 150.310. Samantha Sendel finished bronze with a total score of 150.245.
MacLennan is the reigning Olympic champion and was the only Canadian to strike gold at the 2012 London Games. She will again compete for Canada at the upcoming Games in Rio de Janeiro. She also won gold at the 2015 Pan Am Games in Toronto and was the 2013 world champion in individual competition.
Jason Burnett, the 2008 Olympic silver medallist, won the men’s competition with a total score of 161.375 while upcoming star Trevor Stirling finished second with 157.425. Keegan Soehn was third. …


Still – perhaps – the most incredible Bars release series ever. 🙂
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A very strong finals competition. Congratulations to all the Seniors who competed in the Olympic trial.
Isabela’s 15.10 Beam was one of the very best Beam routines I’ve seen over the past several years. (Canadian judges have never been accused of over-scoring at home.)

1. Isabela Onyshko 58.550 (24.0 D score)
2. Ellie Black 56.650 … fall on Bars
3. Rose-Kaying Woo 55.375
4. Shallon Olsen 55.025
5. Megan Roberts 54.950
6. Madison Copiak 54.700
7. Sabrina Gill 54.475
8. Maegan Chant 54.050
9. Kirsten Peterman 53.475
10. Victoria-Kayen Woo 53.200
Brittany Rogers – 14.950 Vault 2nd … looks GREAT
Most consider Bela and Ellie locks. The Olympic team will be built around them.
Like other nations with depth, there are multiple scenarios with resulting team scores very close together.
Therefore the most consistent gymnasts are most likely to get the call. Especially the lead off Beam and Bar routines in qualifications.
I understand 12 gymnasts will be invited to the final trial in Quebec end of the month. And I’m happy I’m not a selector. 🙂
Go Canada!

Click PLAY or watch Donnell’s Rings on YouTube.
Click PLAY or watch Sam’s H Bar on YouTube.
related – Whittenburg Holds Slight Lead After Competitive First Day In Hartford
https://twitter.com/russiangymnast/status/738808309789134848
Click PLAY or watch her FX on YouTube. 13.700 (Difficulty : 5.200 ; Execution : 8.500).