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March 9 - 11, 2018 Gym Team Score Deductions Total Grand Rank 1 33.3% Run 2 (66.7%) Run 2 Day Total Rank Final Friday Elementary Level 1 Progressive Academy Panthers 18 Progressive Academy Panthers 81.20 0.00 81.20 1 Dr. Morris Gibson School Dr. Morris Gibson Mini-Hawks 78.70 0.00 78.70 2 Elementary Level 2 Johnny Bright Cubs 84.60 0.00 84.60 1 Millwoods Christian School Millwoods Christian School Elementary Royals83.50 -0.75 82.75 2 Bessie Nichols School Bessie Nichols Nighthawks - Elementary 82.70 0.00 82.70 3 Sister Annata Brockman SAB Elementary 2017-2018 81.00 0.00 81.00 4 Victoria School of the Arts Cheer Victoria Elementary 80.60 0.00 80.60 5 Junior High Level 2 A G. H. Primeau G. H. P. Coyotes 93.50 0.00 93.50 1 Londerry Junior High 2017 Londonderry Lions 93.00 -0.75 92.25 2 St. Elizabeth Seton Sabres St. Elizabeth Seton Sabres - FIERCE 92.70 -0.75 91.95 3 Bessie Nichols School Bessie Nichols Nighthawks - Jr. High 92.70 -0.75 91.95 4 Millwoods Christian School Millwoods Christian School Junior High 91.80 -0.75 91.05 5 Okotoks Junior High School Okotoks Junior High School 89.70 -1.00 88.70 6 Junior High Level 2 B D.S Mackenzie D.S. Mackenzie Onyx 90.00 -0.75 89.25 1 Victoria School of the Arts Cheer Victoria Junior 91.00 -2.00 89.00 2 John D Bracco John D Bracco Bruins 92.30 -3.75 88.55 3 Sir George Simpson Sir George Simpson Junior High 90.00 -3.00 87.00 4 Junior High Level 3 Day 1 Johnny Bright Fierce Jags 91.30 0.00 91.30 1 30.40 D.S Mackenzie D.S. Mackenzie Luxe 90.90 0.00 90.90 2 30.27 VF Chargers (Richard S Fowler Junior High) VF CHARGERS 2017/2018 89.80 -0.75 89.05 3 29.65 W.D. Cuts School W.D. Cuts 85.60 -3.75 81.85 4 27.26 Senior High Level 1 Small Day 1 Lillian Osborne High School Lillian Osborne Legends 91.60 0.00 91.60 1 30.50 Morinville Community High School Morinville Community High School 92.50 -1.25 91.25 2 30.39 Ardrossan Jr Sr High School Ardrossan Jr Sr High Sr High Team 91.20 0.00 91.20 3 30.37 Cold Lake High School Cold Lake High School Cheer 90.20 -0.25 89.95 4 29.95 Salisbury Composite High school Salisbury Sabres Cheer Team 90.90 -1.50 89.40 5 29.77 Beaumont Bandits Beaumont Bandits 90.00 -0.75 89.25 6 29.72 Paul Kane High School PK All Girl 89.20 0.00 89.20 7 29.70 George Mcdougall High School George Mcdougall High School 87.50 0.00 87.50 8 29.14 Senior High Level 1 Large Day 1 Romero Cheer Team Blessed Oscar Romero High School 94.90 0.00 94.90 1 31.60 W.P. Wagner High School W.P. Wagner Warriors 93.60 0.00 93.60 2 31.17 St. Francis Xavier High School St. Francis Xavier Rams 93.30 0.00 93.30 3 31.07 Harry Ainlay High School Harry Ainlay Junior Varsity 92.80 -0.25 92.55 4 30.82 Bev Facey Falcons Bev Facey Falcons 92.60 -0.25 92.35 5 30.75 McNally School McNally Cheer Team 90.80 -1.25 89.55 6 29.82 Senior High Level 2 Day 1 Harry Ainlay High School Harry Ainlay Senior Varsity 94.70 -0.25 94.45 1 31.45 Foothills Falcons Foothills Falcons 89.60 -0.50 89.10 2 29.67 Eastglen High School Eastglen Blue Devils 89.30 -1.25 88.05 3 29.32 March 9 - 11, 2018 Gym Team Score Deductions Total Grand Rank 1 33.3% Run 2 (66.7%) Run 2 Day Total Rank Final Jasper Place High School Jasper Place High School - Rebels 88.90 -2.75 86.15 4 28.69 Senior High Coed Day 1 Victoria School of the Arts Cheer Victoria Coed 92.10 0.00 92.10 1 30.67 Paul Kane High School PK Coed 88.90 -0.75 88.15 2 29.35 Edwin Parr High School Edwin Parr 88.80 -1.50 87.30 3 29.07 Frank Maddock High School Frank Maddock High School Warriors 88.60 -1.75 86.85 4 28.92 Austin O'Brien Catholic High School Austin O'Brien Crusaders Cheer Team 87.80 -1.50 86.30 5 28.74 Open Dance University of Lethbridge Dance Team University Of Lethbridge Dance Team 72.50 0.00 72.50 1 24.14 Senior Pom Campbell Collegiate Campbell Sr. Pom 85.00 0.00 85.00 1 28.31 Bedford Road Collegiate Bedford Road Senior Pom 78.50 0.00 78.50 2 26.14 Paul Kane High School PK Dance 64.00 0.00 64.00 3 21.31 Winston Knoll Winston Wolverines 50.00 0.00 50.00 4 16.65 Senior Jazz Campbell Collegiate Campbell Jazz 86.00 0.00 86.00 1 28.64 Senior 5 Restricted Alberta Cheer Empire Regal 88.90 -3.50 85.40 1 28.44 IO5 Alberta Cheer Empire Synergy 94.30 -1.50 92.80 1 30.90 GA All Stars Lady Luminous 91.40 0.00 91.40 2 30.44 Rebels Cheerleading Athletics Smoke 89.10 -4.25 84.85 3 28.26 Warman Ultimate Cheerleading Diamond 86.70 -4.25 82.45 4 27.46 IOLC5 Alberta Cheer Empire Insurgence 87.10 -2.50 84.60 1 28.17 IOSC5 Calgary STARS Gym Revolution 92.80 -0.75 92.05 1 30.65 306 Elite Cheer and Tumbling 306 Elite FAME 92.10 -1.75 90.35 2 30.09 Cheer Legacy Athletics Inc Dynasty 86.70 -1.50 85.20 3 28.37 IO6 Perfect Storm Athletics Edmonton Lightning 87.40 0.00 87.40 1 29.10 Alberta Cheer Empire Royalty 89.40 -2.50 86.90 2 28.94 IOSC6 Perfect Storm Athletics Edmonton Inferno 90.80 -2.25 88.55 1 29.49 Warman Ultimate Cheerleading Topaz 84.20 -5.50 78.70 2 26.21 Saturday Jr High Dance Elmer S. Gish School Elmer S. Gish 58.50 0.00 58.50 1 Junior High Extra Small Level 1 Sister Annata Brockman SAB Junior High 2017-2018 91.50 0.00 91.50 1 GS Lakie Middle School GS Lakie Gators 92.00 -0.75 91.25 2 Spruce Avenue The Spruce Avenue Spartans 90.80 -1.00 89.80 3 March 9 - 11, 2018 Gym Team Score Deductions Total Grand Rank 1 33.3% Run 2 (66.7%) Run 2 Day Total Rank Final Ardrossan Jr Sr High School Ardrossan Jr Sr High Jr Team 90.40 -0.75 89.65 4 John D Bracco John D Bracco Bruins 2 88.40 -1.25 87.15 5 Junior High Small/Medium Level 1 Ottewell School Ottewell Titans 94.60 -0.75 93.85 1 H.E.Beriault H.E. 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    ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks LANDMARK_NAME ADDRESS STOP_ID LATITUDE Links Golf Course Spruce Grove 8209 53.5600689875737 Grovenor Gardens Apartment Spruce Grove 8753 53.551517937892044 Kingsway Mall 109 Street Kingsway NW 1100 53.55829377556596 Kinsmen Twin Arena 1979 111 Street NW 4351 53.44873188809976 St Elia's Pysanka Manor 11906 66 Street NW 1285 53.570302452035115 Page 1 of 1998 09/26/2021 ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks Neighbourhood Roadway Geometry LONGITUDE LOCATION Boundaries : Maintenance Point 2019 Area Polygon - (53.5600689875737, -113.90292578690718) POINT 113.90292578690718 (53.5600689875737 - 113.902925786907 18) - (53.551517937892044, -113.89641167062719) POINT 113.89641167062719 (53.5515179378920 44 - 113.896411670627 19) - (53.55829377556596, -113.50076305714651) POINT 181 220 113.50076305714651 (53.5582937755659 6 - 113.500763057146 51) - (53.44873188809976, -113.51512976161122) POINT 163 109 113.51512976161122 (53.4487318880997 6 - 113.515129761611 22) - (53.570302452035115, -113.44253139894764) POINT 8 168 113.44253139894764 (53.5703024520351 15 - 113.442531398947 64) Page 2 of 1998 09/26/2021 ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks Edmonton Edmonton City of Public School Catholic Edmonton - Board (EPSB) School District Ward Ward Ward Boundaries Wards Zip Codes Boundaries Boundaries (effective at (effective at (effective at 12:00 AM on 12:00 AM on 12:00 AM on Oct 16, 2017) Oct 16, 2017) Oct 16, 2017) 3 5 9 6 8 6 2 10 4 3 10 7 Page 3 of 1998 09/26/2021 ETS - Bus Stops by Landmarks Good Shepherd Anglican Church 15495 Castle Downs