After day one things have gone really well. I will hold off posting results until after the weekend. I will try to put pictures up though as soon as possible. Good job to everyone who competed to day and best of luck to those who compete tomorrow.
Don
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Jonathan Meehan WINS!
OGC Tumbler 2nd in Canada
Jonathan Meehan of the OGC places second in his first Junior National Tumbling Competition.
Over the two day competition held in Kelowna, British Columbia (March 14th and 15th) Jonathan put forward a strong performance in what is known as the Youth National Men’s Tumbling division. The Youth category is the equivalent to the Junior National division. Jonathan’s preliminary competition was not his strongest performance but dealing with the pressure of a higher, more competitive category and making adjustments for the equipment and time difference his routines were to be expected. On the second day of competition Jonathan was more relaxed and preformed his intended routines optimally. Jonathan now finds himself on the Canadian Youth Team with new opportunities to possibly participate in a duel competition between Canada and Great Britain this upcoming August and possibly competing at the World Age Group Championships in St. Petersberg, Russia next fall. Jonathan will face his Youth category competitors again in June at the Canadian National Championships to take place in Hamilton. His sights will be set on taking the gold medal away from his Albertan rival, Amiel Clark who captured first place in Kelowna.
Congratulations to Jonathan and the OGC Tumbling Team!
Jonathan Meehan of the OGC places second in his first Junior National Tumbling Competition.
Over the two day competition held in Kelowna, British Columbia (March 14th and 15th) Jonathan put forward a strong performance in what is known as the Youth National Men’s Tumbling division. The Youth category is the equivalent to the Junior National division. Jonathan’s preliminary competition was not his strongest performance but dealing with the pressure of a higher, more competitive category and making adjustments for the equipment and time difference his routines were to be expected. On the second day of competition Jonathan was more relaxed and preformed his intended routines optimally. Jonathan now finds himself on the Canadian Youth Team with new opportunities to possibly participate in a duel competition between Canada and Great Britain this upcoming August and possibly competing at the World Age Group Championships in St. Petersberg, Russia next fall. Jonathan will face his Youth category competitors again in June at the Canadian National Championships to take place in Hamilton. His sights will be set on taking the gold medal away from his Albertan rival, Amiel Clark who captured first place in Kelowna.
Congratulations to Jonathan and the OGC Tumbling Team!
Friday, March 13, 2009
Results from the Quinte Bay Meet
Here are some results from the Quinte Bay Invitational Competition that took place March 6th.
Inter Club C (mixed boys and girls)
Taylor Hutchings 6th score 54.8
Erin Dane 7th score 54.7
Inter Club B (mixed boys and girls)
Kelsey Horn 1st score 56.0
Keaton Gruner 2nd score 55.6
Inter Club A (mixed boys and girls)
Emma Chau 1st score 56.6
Hannah Delany 3rd score 55.8
Naomi Smith 4th score 55.5
Eric Polasek 5th score 55.0
Kasey Fallis 6th score 54.5
Provincial C Girls
Taylor Athay 3rd score 54.2
Monique Lazaruk 6th score 52.7
Provincial B Girls
Hannah Bocas 2nd score 54.1
Stephanie Milligan 3rd score 53.6
Rachel Dhingra 5th score 52.6
Provincial B Boys
Jamie Patrick 3rd score 51.3
Provincial A Girls
Kezia Allen 3rd score 52.0
Way to go OGC tumblers! Great effort! Great meet!
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Quinte Bay Meet Quick Pics
No results are posted here yet but I thought I would put up some of the pictures I took. Hope you like them. Everyone looked great at the Quinte Bay Meet especially little Celina.
Don
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