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RUSHMOOR ROSEBOWL INTERNATIONAL 2011 22Nd / 23Rd OCTOBER 2011 RUSHMOOR ROSEBOWL INTERNATIONAL 2011 22nd / 23rd OCTOBER 2011 England entered a Senior and Junior Team in the above event. The Senior Team won the competition, with a score of 197.050 and the Junior Team achieved 2nd place with a score of 193.450. England Senior Team Sophie Fitgerald (Carousel) Amy Middleton (Horsham) Natasha Nolan (Dynamo) Kelly Simm (Dynamo) Billie Mackenzie (Notts) Coaches - Maxine Woodward and Keith Richardson England Junior Team Claudia Fragapane (Bristol Hawks) Megan Bonnar (Notts) Katy Bramley (Notts) Ellis O'Reilly (Europa) Coaches - Ian Kime and Sadie Makinson Individual Apparatus Final medals Vault (Juniors): 1st Claudia Fragapane 2nd Ellis O'Reilly Vault (Seniors): 3rd Kelly Simm Bars (Juniors): 3rd Katy Bramley Beam (Seniors): 3rd Kelly Simm Floor (Seniors): 2nd Sophie Fitzgerald 3rd Billie Mackenzie Kelly Simm and Amy Middleton (Seniors) came 3rd and 4th overall, with Iona Theobold (Juniors) 5th and Sophie Fitzgerald (Seniors) 6th. Team South Africa came 3rd. Rushmoor Rosebowl Results Summary Teams Team Comp Total England Seniors Rosebowl 1 Rosebowl No Name Team Comp AA 61 Nia Dennis Buckeye Rosebowl 52.950 1 86 Charlotte Lindsley Heathrow Rosebowl 51.700 2 81 Kelly Simm England Seniors Rosebowl 50.750 3 82 Amy Middleton England Seniors Rosebowl 49.200 4 = 94 Iona Theobold England Juniors Rosebowl 49.200 4 = 84 Sophie Fitzgerald England Seniors Rosebowl 48.650 6 Highest on Vault, Bars, Beam, Floor - Zone Trophy No Name Team Comp AA 61 Nia Dennis Buckeye Rosebowl 14.300 1 Highest Rushmoor Gymnast - Barbara Farrell Trophy No Name Team Comp AA 22 Rosheen Hinz Rushmoor Rushmoor 45.000 1 Highest U13 Gymnast - Jim White Trophy No Name Team Comp AA 61 Nia Dennis Buckeye Rosebowl 52.950 1 Rushmoor Rosebowl Results Club Team Vault Bars Beam Floor Total Posn The Academy 50.550 42.550 48.200 50.350 191.650 1 Heathrow 50.900 41.650 48.500 48.350 189.400 2 Buckeye 50.500 43.100 45.650 49.350 188.600 3 City of Lisburn 50.200 37.850 45.350 44.700 178.100 4 Notts 48.150 40.200 41.100 45.700 175.150 5 Bristol Hawks 49.200 35.000 43.100 44.200 171.500 6 Wetherby 50.000 34.850 41.050 42.350 168.250 7 Wiltshire 45.400 30.100 41.950 44.500 161.950 8 Tolworth 36.600 36.100 42.750 43.850 159.300 9 Heywood Sparks 45.850 27.800 41.200 41.350 156.200 10 Dynamo 44.400 27.700 38.600 41.950 152.650 11 Rushmoor 44.900 18.800 42.000 43.500 149.200 12 Region Team Vault Bars Beam Floor Total Posn London 49.600 41.250 46.350 48.950 186.150 1 South West 50.800 35.250 43.700 45.850 175.600 2 County of Kent 48.050 34.200 39.800 45.400 167.450 3 County of Surrey 47.200 28.350 44.550 45.100 165.200 4 National Team Vault Bars Beam Floor Total Posn England Seniors 53.350 44.300 48.100 51.300 197.050 1 England Juniors 53.000 41.800 47.900 50.750 193.450 2 South Africa 50.300 36.800 42.500 45.300 174.900 3 Vault Bars Beam Floor All Around Rushmoor Rosebowl Women’s Artistic Rosebowl No Name Club Team Comp DOB D Vault D Bars D Beam D Floor AA 61 Nia Dennis Buckeye Buckeye Rosebowl U13 5.0 13.950 1 4.6 12.650 1 5.3 12.050 10 5.5 14.300 1 52.950 1 86 Charlotte Lindsley Heathrow Heathrow Rosebowl 5.0 12.900 19 = 5.0 12.100 2 5.3 13.300 1 5.3 13.400 2 51.700 2 81 Kelly Simm England Seniors England Seniors Rosebowl 5.0 13.500 3 = 4.9 11.700 6 4.7 12.700 2 = 4.9 12.850 6 50.750 3 82 Amy Middleton England Seniors England Seniors Rosebowl 5.0 13.400 5 4.6 11.600 7 4.5 11.900 12 = 4.5 12.300 16 49.200 4 = 94 Iona Theobold England Juniors England Juniors Rosebowl 4.2 13.050 11 = 2.5 10.850 11 4.1 12.500 4 4.0 12.800 7 = 49.200 4 = 84 Sophie Fitzgerald England Seniors England Seniors Rosebowl 4.4 13.250 6 = 3.8 10.700 12 4.5 12.000 11 4.4 12.700 9 = 48.650 6 87 Laura Mitchell Heathrow Heathrow Rosebowl 4.4 12.950 16 = 4.5 10.400 17 = 4.7 12.700 2 = 4.4 12.550 12 48.600 7 93 Katy Bramley England Juniors England Juniors Rosebowl 4.4 13.150 9 4.6 11.850 5 4.7 11.000 36 4.6 12.250 17 = 48.250 8 72 Jasmine Reed-Yang The Academy The Academy Rosebowl 4.4 12.900 19 = 4.7 11.900 4 4.7 10.800 42 = 4.5 12.600 11 48.200 9 44 Sophie Brundish London London Rosebowl 4.2 12.700 26 = 3.6 10.650 13 = 4.6 12.300 8 4.3 12.350 15 48.000 10 85 Billie Mackenzie England Seniors England Seniors Rosebowl 4.4 13.200 8 4.9 9.900 25 5.1 11.450 25 4.9 13.050 4 47.600 11 83 Natasha Nolan England Seniors England Seniors Rosebowl 4.4 13.050 11 = 4.7 10.300 20 5.0 11.500 23 = 4.9 12.700 9 = 47.550 12 42 Aisa Kajouk London London Rosebowl 4.0 12.300 45 = 4.5 11.350 9 4.0 11.350 27 4.5 12.500 13 = 47.500 13 95 Ellis O’Reilly England Juniors England Juniors Rosebowl 4.4 13.250 6 = 3.5 10.650 13 = 4.6 11.900 12 = 4.1 11.650 30 = 47.450 14 91 Claudia Fragapane England Juniors England Juniors Rosebowl 5.0 13.500 3 = 3.5 8.450 55 = 4.5 12.400 5 = 4.9 12.900 5 47.250 15 75 April Maslen The Academy The Academy Rosebowl U13 4.4 12.700 26 = 3.8 10.050 23 5.0 12.400 5 = 4.5 11.750 27 = 46.900 16 41 Lauren Mitchell London London Rosebowl U13 4.2 12.750 25 2.8 10.500 15 = 4.4 11.300 28 = 4.1 12.050 21 = 46.600 17 18 Casey Bell City of Lisburn City of Lisburn Rosebowl U13 4.0 12.650 29 4.1 10.900 10 4.0 11.750 17 4.1 11.100 52 = 46.400 18 33 Eva Nobbs Wetherby Wetherby Rosebowl 4.4 13.600 2 2.2 9.600 29 3.1 11.100 34 = 3.6 11.950 23 46.250 19 71 Hollie Moore The Academy The Academy Rosebowl 4.0 12.150 49 = 3.9 9.200 40 4.4 12.150 9 4.7 12.500 13 = 46.000 20 88 Larissa Pascua Heathrow Heathrow Rosebowl U13 4.0 12.550 33 = 2.6 9.750 27 4.4 11.900 12 = 3.7 11.450 40 = 45.650 21 53 Eleanor Van Dongon All Stars Rosebowl U13 4.2 11.900 54 2.6 10.500 15 = 4.2 11.600 21 4.4 11.500 39 45.500 22 = 96 Angela Maguire South Africa South Africa Rosebowl 4.2 13.050 11 = 3.4 9.250 37 = 4.8 11.550 22 3.7 11.650 30 = 45.500 22 = 58 Rachel Matten South West South West Rosebowl 4.2 12.900 19 = 1.1 9.000 46 3.5 11.500 23 = 3.5 11.600 34 = 45.000 24 = 92 Megan Bonnar England Juniors England Juniors Rosebowl 4.4 13.100 10 2.4 8.000 69 = 4.6 11.100 34 = 4.9 12.800 7 = 45.000 24 = 65 Bekah Bubnar Buckeye Buckeye Rosebowl 4.0 12.350 43 = 1.9 9.250 37 = 4.5 11.650 19 = 4.2 11.600 34 = 44.850 26 16 Sarah Beck City of Lisburn City of Lisburn Rosebowl 4.2 12.550 33 = 3.3 9.800 26 4.0 11.900 12 = 3.8 10.400 78 = 44.650 27 48 Lauren Gore Bristol Hawks Bristol Hawks Rosebowl 4.2 13.000 14 = 2.1 9.050 44 = 4.2 10.850 40 = 3.8 11.400 43 = 44.300 28 29 Ellie Gittins Wiltshire Wiltshire Rosebowl 4.2 12.400 39 = 2.3 9.700 28 2.9 10.450 61 3.4 11.650 30 = 44.200 29 = 78 Nicole Pavier Notts Notts Rosebowl 4.4 12.550 33 = 4.2 10.350 19 4.5 9.400 86 = 4.5 11.900 24 = 44.200 29 = 73 Imogen Chan The Academy The Academy Rosebowl U13 4.2 12.800 24 2.5 7.950 72 4.5 11.250 30 5.0 12.100 20 44.100 31 43 Laura Hollobon London London Rosebowl 4.4 11.850 55 = 1.2 8.750 48 4.1 11.400 26 4.1 12.050 21 = 44.050 32 36 Charys Afflick-Straker Tolworth Tolworth Rosebowl U13 4.2 12.350 43 = 2.5 9.350 33 4.3 10.400 62 = 4.2 11.900 24 = 44.000 33 57 Kelsey Marratt South West South West Rosebowl 4.4 13.000 14 = 2.1 8.650 50 = 4.4 10.550 55 = 4.6 11.650 30 = 43.850 34 = 12 Phoebe Stone County of Kent County of Kent Rosebowl 4.2 12.950 16 = 2.0 8.250 63 = 3.9 10.800 42 = 3.7 11.850 26 43.850 34 = 59 Vicky Ashworth South West South West Rosebowl 4.0 12.400 39 = 1.9 9.150 41 3.8 10.500 57 = 3.7 11.600 34 = 43.650 36 37 Heba Serry Tolworth Tolworth Rosebowl U13 4.2 12.600 30 = 1.5 7.500 74 4.3 11.900 12 = 3.5 11.550 37 = 43.550 37 = 99 Alessandra Thompson South Africa South Africa Rosebowl 4.2 12.550 33 = 2.6 9.300 34 = 3.9 10.150 74 = 3.7 11.550 37 = 43.550 37 = 20 Nicole Mawhinney City of Lisburn City of Lisburn Rosebowl 4.2 12.150 49 = 3.7 8.350 59 = 4.8 11.200 31 4.5 11.750 27 = 43.450 39 89 Natasha Fulton Heathrow Heathrow Rosebowl 4.0 12.500 37 = 2.6 9.050 44 = 3.2 10.600 54 3.4 10.950 59 = 43.100 40 98 Mammule Rankoe South Africa South Africa Rosebowl U13 4.0 12.100 51 = 3.2 10.000 24 2.8 9.950 78 = 3.3 10.950 59 = 43.000 41 102 Olivia Aepli All Stars Rosebowl 4.4 12.950 16 = 2.0 9.500 31 3.4 9.700 82 = 4.1 10.750 64 = 42.900 42 = 79 Kirsty Baldwin Notts Notts Rosebowl 4.0 11.100 75 = 3.6 9.300 34 = 4.9 10.350 65 = 4.3 12.150 19 42.900 42 = 97 Jukie Potgieter South Africa South Africa Rosebowl 4.2 12.600 30 = 1.9 8.250 63 = 3.7 10.850 40 = 3.1 11.150 51 42.850 44 46 Holly Downie Bristol Hawks Bristol Hawks Rosebowl 4.2 12.250 47 1.4 8.500 54 3.3 10.950 37 = 3.4 10.900 61 = 42.600 45 = 7 Rachel Cordel County of Surrey County of Surrey Rosebowl U13 4.0 12.050 53 1.7 8.200 66 = 3.2 10.950 37 = 3.0 11.400 43 = 42.600 45 = 63 Tessa Phillips Buckeye Buckeye Rosebowl U13 4.0 11.300 71 = 2.8 9.250 37 = 4.6 10.650 49 = 4.5 11.200 49 = 42.400 47 47 Rowena Needham Bristol Hawks Bristol Hawks Rosebowl U13 4.0 11.550 66 1.8 9.100 42 = 3.2 10.550 55 = 2.5 10.850 63 42.050 48 76 Megan Parker Notts Notts Rosebowl U13 4.0 11.600 64 = 2.5 10.150 21 = 2.5 9.650 84 2.9 10.350 81 41.750 49 = 10 Sophie Scott County of Surrey County of Surrey Rosebowl U13 4.0 12.400 39 = 1.2 8.650 50 = 3.0 10.200 71 = 3.0 10.500 73 = 41.750 49 = 13 Anna Hall County of Kent County of Kent Rosebowl 4.2 11.800 58 = 1.1 8.000 69 = 3.9 10.700 48 3.1 11.050 54 = 41.550 51 31 Louise Berry Wetherby Wetherby Rosebowl 4.2 12.700 26 = 1.2 8.300 62 2.9 10.100 76 2.9 10.250 84 41.350 52 = 60 Morgan Cleave South West South West Rosebowl 4.2 12.500 37 = 2.1 6.700 79 = 3.9 11.150 32 = 3.7 11.000 57 = 41.350 52 = 11 Freya Wood County of Kent County of Kent Rosebowl 4.2 11.500 67 = 1.9 9.550 30 4.2 8.900 90 3.4 11.400 43 = 41.350 52 = 8 Amelia Montague County of Surrey County of Surrey Rosebowl U13 2.4 10.550
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