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Junior Olympic Rhythmic Compulsory Championships event results JU L NIOR O YMPIC RHYTHMIC C OMPULSORY CHAMPIONSHIPS The Junior Olympic Compulsory Championships Individual All-Around: O verall Regional were held in Norfolk, Va., May 29-31, and Champions Level 6: 1. Region 5 was hosted by the U.S. Rhythmic Gymnastics 1. Komarova, Ekaterina 58.400 2. Region 4 Coaches Association and Excalibur Gymnastics. 2. Yu, Regina 58.200 3. Region 3 Regional More than 270 gymnasts competed in Levels 3. White, Sarah 56.600 Champions by 4-6 in both Regional Team competition and 4. Steed, Autumn 56.100 Level: Individual All-Around competition. 5. Edmonds, Bea 54.700 Level 4: 1. Region 5 6. Sladkov, Nicole 54.600 2. Region 1 7. Henderson, Bailee 53.300 3. Region 4 Level 5: 8. Idun, Maame´Yaa 53.000 1. Region 4 2. Region 5 Level 5: 3. Region 3 Level 6: 1. Wu, Erica 53.600 1. Region 5 2. Kaloyanov, Nicole 53.600 2. Region 4 3. Region 3 3. Bourand, Natalie 52.200 4. Shinohara, Elena 47.300 5. Tang, Nikita 46.900 6. Roytburd, Allyson 46.800 7. Kriner, Michelle 46.100 8. Zhang, Stephanie 44.900 Level 4 1. Wong, Melissa 31.000 2. Sun, Jessica 30.500 3. Tang, Rebecca 30.200 4. Henderson, Hannah 29.900 5. Hua, Vivian 29.800 6. Belvi, Gurmukhi 29.400 7. Gelfer-Mundl, Aviva 29.300 8. Li, Christine 28.900 Snyder Insurance Services, Inc. Your One-Stop Insurance Provider Premises & Participant Legal Liability Excess Accident Medical Personal/Commercial Auto Property Umbrella Workers Compensation We have already saved over 1,200 gymnastics clubs over 40%!! Special Event/Competition Coverage NEW!! 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Rebecca Sereda USA posts seven top-10 finshes at Pesaro World Cup Juniors Rebecca Sereda and Jasmine Kerber (Highland Park, Ill./North Shore Rhythmics) earned seven top 10 finishes in the Junior Invitational Tournament, held April 30-May 2, in Pesaro, Italy. Sereda qualified for the finals in all four events, finishing fourth in rope and ball, fifth in hoop and sixth in clubs. Kerber qualified for the clubs finals, earning a seventh place finish. Sereda and Kerber finished fourth and ninth, respectively, in the all-around. U.S. Delegation in Italy Rachel Marmer of Los Angeles, Calif./Eurogymnastics finished 29th in the senior all-around competition. The senior group from North Shore Rhythmics (Stephanie Flaksman, Marlee Shape, Sydney Sachs, Sofya Roytburg, and Megan Frohlich) finished 10th in the group all-around competition. USA earns 10 medals at Breakthrough speed. Introducing the BlackBerry® Bold™ smartphone. Only from AT&T. Portugal Tournament Cindy Lu Full HTML Web browser | Packed with 3G, GPS, and Wi-Fi | Coverage in over 200 countries Led by sisters Serena and Cincy Lu of Blaine, Minn./Twin Cities Rhythmic, the USA racked up 10 medals (six gold, two silver, two bronze) at the 7th International Tournament: Espinho, Portugal on May 2-3. In the age-group competition, Serena Lu won gold medals in the all-around, rope and ball. USA CALL 1-866-9ATT-B2B ATT.COM/BLACKBERRYBOLD VISIT YOUR NEAREST AT&T STORE won two medals in the junior all-around led by Cindy Lu’s gold medal, who also won gold medals in hoop and ball. Lyrica Okano of New York, N.Y./ Aviator Sports and Recreation, finished third in the AT&T is a Proud Sponsor of USA Gymnastics. all-around and won silver medals in rope and ball. Serena Lu Alexis Page of New York, N.Y./Aviator Sports and Recreation rounded out the medal count for the USA, earning a bronze medal in rope. ‡The most phones that work in the most countries. 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USA posts seven top-10 finshes Women’s Junior Olympic National Team Camp at Pesaro World Cup Ava Gehringer & Natasha Klimouk Ava Gehringer of Evanston, Ill./North Shore Rhythmic, placed seventh in hoop and eighth in ribbon at the World Cup held April 2-5 in St.
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