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Official Results Résultats Officiels Junior Combined 5/23/2021 OFFICIAL RESULTS 2021 Canadian Championships RÉSULTATS OFFICIELS JUNIOR Results for Level: Junior (Combined) COMBINED - COMBINÉ # Name Club Level Prov Age Vault Uneven Bars Beam Floor AllAround D Score Rnk D Score Rnk D Score Rnk D Score Rnk D Score Rnk Aurélie Tran GYMNIX HP-JR QC 9.20 26.350 9.20 25.600 1 10.60 25.450 1 9.60 26.250 1 38.6 103.650 1 26.150 4 Victoriane Charron GYM-RICH HP-JR QC 9.20 27.250 7.90 24.300 3 10.30 24.200 8T 10.00 25.600 2 37.4 101.350 2 26.600 3 Amy Jorgensen MARIAN HP-JR SK 9.20 26.350 8.50 23.950 4 9.80 24.850 3 9.00 24.850 3 36.5 100.000 3 25.625 5 Jenna Lalonde OGC HP-JR ON 9.20 26.000 9.20 23.800 5 10.00 25.050 2 8.50 24.050 6 36.9 98.900 4 24.950 9 Ella Mayerhofer WIMGYM HP-JR QC 8.00 24.550 8.80 23.700 6 10.00 24.350 5 8.40 23.950 9T 35.2 96.550 5 Jenna Timmons CGC HP-JR AB 9.20 26.850 8.80 22.050 9T 9.80 24.300 6T 8.80 22.600 18 36.6 95.800 6 25.500 6T Virginie Therrien GADBOIS HP-JR QC 10.00 27.250 5.60 22.050 9T 9.30 23.150 17 9.20 23.250 14 34.1 95.700 7 26.975 2 Evandra Zlobec WIMGYM HP-JR QC 7.50 24.100 8.80 23.350 7 9.10 23.350 14T 9.20 24.550 4 34.6 95.350 8 Viktoria Duchesne VANCOUVER HP-JR BC 9.20 26.150 7.40 21.700 12 8.50 23.350 14T 8.50 23.850 11 33.6 95.050 9 24.925 10 Maddison Hajjar WIMGYM HP-JR QC 8.00 24.600 7.60 22.150 8 8.90 23.800 10 7.80 24.300 5 32.3 94.850 10 Makenzie Grant VANCOUVER HP-JR BC 9.20 26.550 8.10 21.650 13 8.00 22.150 18 8.90 24.000 7T 34.2 94.350 11 25.300 8 Amelie Blanton FUNDY HP-JR NB 8.00 25.100 6.80 21.850 11 8.90 22.100 19 8.60 24.000 7T 32.3 93.050 12 Marie Millette MARIAN HP-JR SK 8.20 24.250 6.80 21.200 14 9.50 23.650 12 8.70 23.650 12 33.2 92.750 13 Sarina Shrestha GYMNACENTR HP-JR QC 7.80 23.850 5.60 20.650 16 8.80 23.200 16 8.40 23.500 13 30.6 91.200 14 Carley Leakos AVIVA HP-JR BC 8.00 25.250 4.20 19.300 20 9.00 23.450 13 8.60 23.050 16 29.8 91.050 15 Megan Skinner CYGNUS HP-JR NL 7.00 22.300 5.40 21.150 15 9.20 24.200 8T 7.70 22.750 17 29.3 90.400 16 Béatrice Boivin GYMNACENTR HP-JR QC 7.40 24.600 5.80 20.150 18 7.90 21.250 21 8.20 23.950 9T 29.3 89.950 17 Athena Hutchinson AVIVA HP-JR BC 7.00 24.300 5.90 20.600 17 8.80 21.550 20 8.30 23.150 15 30 89.600 18 Becca Mitchell TAG HP-JR BC 7.40 24.300 6.00 19.850 19 9.60 23.750 11 7.60 20.500 20 30.6 88.400 19 Hannah Buchmann TAG HP-JR BC 7.40 24.100 4.80 18.700 21 8.20 17.500 23 7.60 22.000 19 28 82.300 20 Rébéka Groulx GYM-RICH HP-JR QC 9.20 26.850 9.00 24.550 2 10.00 24.750 4 0.000 21T 28.2 76.150 21 25.500 6T Tegan Shaver UNIGYM HP-JR QC 10.00 27.600 0.000 22T 9.60 24.300 6T 0.000 21T 19.6 51.900 22 27.150 1 Emma Trollip BURLINGTON HP-JR ON 7.00 22.300 0.000 22T 9.20 20.600 22 0.000 21T 16.2 42.900 23 Freya Cope KANATA HP-JR ON 0.000 0.000 22T 0.000 24T 0.000 21T 0 0.000 Sophie Patterson AVIVA HP-JR BC 0.000 0.000 22T 0.000 24T 0.000 21T 0 0.000 Canadian Head Judge: ______________________________________ 1/2 5/23/2021 Meet 2021 Canadian Championships Per Event Results for Level: Junior Event Results (Vault) Rank # Name Club Prov Category Vault D-Score E-Score Bonus Penalty Final S1 Avg S2 Avg Total Vault No Qual 1 Tegan Shaver UNIGYM QC HP-JR 1 5.0 8.700 13.700 27.15 HP-JR 2 4.6 8.700 13.300 13.500 HP-JR 1 5.0 8.900 13.900 HP-JR 2 4.6 8.800 13.400 13.650 2 Virginie Therrien GADBOIS QC HP-JR 1 5.0 8.650 13.650 26.975 HP-JR 2 4.6 8.700 13.300 13.475 HP-JR 1 5.0 8.700 0.1 13.600 HP-JR 2 4.6 8.800 13.400 13.500 3 Victoriane Charron GYM-RICH QC HP-JR 1 4.6 9.100 13.700 26.600 HP-JR 2 4.0 9.100 13.100 13.400 HP-JR 1 4.6 8.950 13.550 HP-JR 2 4.0 8.850 12.850 13.200 4 Aurélie Tran GYMNIX QC HP-JR 1 4.6 8.950 13.550 26.150 HP-JR 2 4.0 8.950 12.950 13.250 HP-JR 1 4.6 8.500 0.3 12.800 HP-JR 2 4.0 9.000 13.000 12.900 5 Amy Jorgensen MARIAN SK HP-JR 1 4.6 8.650 13.250 25.625 HP-JR 2 4.0 8.300 12.300 12.775 HP-JR 1 4.6 8.500 13.100 HP-JR 2 4.0 8.600 12.600 12.850 6T Rébéka Groulx GYM-RICH QC HP-JR 1 4.6 8.800 13.400 25.500 HP-JR 2 3.5 8.500 12.000 12.700 HP-JR 1 4.6 8.850 13.450 HP-JR 2 3.5 8.650 12.150 12.800 8 Makenzie Grant VANCOUVER BC HP-JR 1 4.6 8.650 13.250 25.300 HP-JR 2 3.5 8.450 11.950 12.600 HP-JR 1 4.6 8.700 13.300 HP-JR 2 3.5 8.600 12.100 12.700 6T Jenna Timmons CGC AB HP-JR 1 4.6 8.900 13.500 25.500 HP-JR 2 3.5 8.650 12.150 12.825 HP-JR 1 4.6 8.750 13.350 HP-JR 2 3.5 8.500 12.000 12.675 9 Jenna Lalonde OGC ON HP-JR 1 4.6 8.450 13.050 24.950 HP-JR 2 3.5 8.500 12.000 12.525 HP-JR 1 4.6 8.350 12.950 1/2 5/23/2021 Meet Rank # Name Club Prov Category Vault D-Score E-Score Bonus Penalty Final S1 Avg S2 Avg Total Vault No Qual HP-JR 2 3.5 8.400 11.900 12.425 10 Viktoria Duchesne VANCOUVER BC HP-JR 1 4.6 8.550 13.150 24.925 HP-JR 2 4.0 8.400 12.400 12.775 HP-JR 2 4.0 7.300 11.300 12.150 HP-JR 1 4.6 8.400 13.000 May 23,2021 3:40:27pm Code: P:C57335:99V2.2.24 Export to CSV Login: GymCan Admin Privacy | Security | 2/2 5/23/2021 OFFICIAL RESULTS 2021 Canadian Championships RÉSULTATS OFFICIELS SENIOR Results for Level: Senior (Combined) COMBINED - COMBINÉ # Name Club Level Prov Age Vault Uneven Bars Beam Floor AllAround D Score Rnk D Score Rnk D Score Rnk D Score Rnk D Score Rnk Ellie Black HALIFAX HP-SR NS 10.80 28.950 11.80 28.400 2 12.80 28.450 1 10.60 26.400 2 46 112.200 1 28.775 2 Ava Stewart GEMINI HP-SR ON 10.00 26.750 12.10 28.850 1 11.80 26.200 2 9.90 25.900 4 43.8 107.700 2 Laurie Denommée MGAGYM HP-SR QC 10.80 28.100 9.80 25.200 9T 10.50 24.200 17T 9.00 25.450 6 40.1 102.950 3 Emma Spence DYNAMO HP-SR ON 9.60 26.900 9.80 26.350 3 9.40 24.600 10 9.70 24.750 14 38.5 102.600 4 Jessica Dowling KWGC HP-SR ON 9.20 26.550 10.80 25.850 5 10.60 26.050 3T 9.40 23.950 19 40 102.400 5 Victoria Woo GYM-RICH HP-SR QC 9.20 26.300 10.50 24.800 12 10.20 25.750 5 9.60 25.300 8 39.5 102.150 6 Denelle Pedrick HALIFAX HP-SR NS 10.80 28.100 8.20 24.400 14 9.50 24.300 15 9.20 24.600 15 37.7 101.400 7 Brooklyn Moors DYNAMO HP-SR ON 10.80 27.850 8.80 21.200 26 10.80 25.600 6 10.30 26.600 1 40.7 101.250 8 Sydney Turner TAG HP-SR BC 9.20 26.000 10.10 25.400 7 11.00 24.200 17T 9.30 24.900 9T 39.6 100.500 9 Sophie Marois GYM FLY HP-SR QC 10.80 27.200 10.00 25.600 6 10.20 25.050 8 9.70 22.500 26T 40.7 100.350 10 26.925 3 Shallon Olsen FLICKA HP-SR BC 12.00 29.100 9.00 22.550 21 10.00 23.800 22 9.40 24.800 11T 40.4 100.250 11 28.975 1 Cassie Lee INDEP.
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