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Uneven Bars Barres Asymétriques 2008 Canadian Gymnastics Championships Championnats Canadiens de Gymnastique Olympic Oval - Calgary, AB Sat. June 7 Sam. 7 Juin Event Summary Session: WAG07: Jr & Sr Women (Day 3-App. Final) Day 3 / Jour 3 (Apparatus Finals) JUNIOR WOMEN / Femmes Junior Uneven Bars Barres asymétriques # Gymnast Yr Born/Age Prov. Home Club A Score Rk 451 Dominique Pegg '94 / 14 ON Bluewater 5.60 14.050 1 539 Bianca Dancose '94 / 14 QC Gym-Richelieu 5.30 13.650 2 381 Jessica Dowling '94 / 14 ON Cambridge Kips 5.30 12.200 3 575 Coralie Leblond-Chartrand '94 / 14 QC Gymnix 4.80 12.150 4-T 421 Jimena Lopez '94 / 14 ON Mississauga 4.50 12.150 4-T 607 Caroline Tanguay '93 / 15 QC Viagym 5.20 12.050 6 589 Dominique Nadeau '94 / 14 QC Gym-Action 4.50 11.150 7 408 Caitlyn Keates '94 / 14 ON Sport Seneca 4.90 9.900 8 WAG07_JR-SR_Day3_AppFinal.xls 6/7/08 Results software by EventSum-JR 5:38 PM Gym-Score-Depot.ca 2008 Canadian Gymnastics Championships Championnats Canadiens de Gymnastique Olympic Oval - Calgary, AB Sat. June 7 Sam. 7 Juin Event Summary Session: WAG07: Jr & Sr Women (Day 3-App. Final) Day 3 / Jour 3 (Apparatus Finals) JUNIOR WOMEN / Femmes Junior Vault Cheval Sautoir # Gymnast Yr Born/Age Prov. Home Club A Score Rk 451 Dominique Pegg '94 / 14 ON Bluewater 4.80 13.700 1 589 Dominique Nadeau '94 / 14 QC Gym-Action 4.80 13.050 2 421 Jimena Lopez '94 / 14 ON Mississauga 4.30 12.850 3 312 Tamsyn Lasuita '93 / 15 MB Springers 4.30 12.525 4 575 Coralie Leblond-Chartrand '94 / 14 QC Gymnix 2.20 6.750 5 584 Ti Liu '93 / 15 QC Gymnix 2.20 6.675 6 112 Laurel Clouston '93 / 15 AB Salta 2.20 6.625 7 195 Anysia Unick '94 / 14 AB Stampede City 1.90 6.275 8 WAG07_JR-SR_Day3_AppFinal.xls 6/7/08 Results software by EventSum-JR 5:33 PM Gym-Score-Depot.ca 2008 Canadian Gymnastics Championships Championnats Canadiens de Gymnastique Olympic Oval - Calgary, AB Sat. June 7 Sam. 7 Juin Event Summary Session: WAG07: Jr & Sr Women (Day 3-App. Final) Day 3 / Jour 3 (Apparatus Finals) JUNIOR WOMEN / Femmes Junior Floor Exercise Exercice au sol # Gymnast Yr Born/Age Prov. Home Club A Score Rk 112 Laurel Clouston '93 / 15 AB Salta 5.70 14.350 1 451 Dominique Pegg '94 / 14 ON Bluewater 5.10 13.950 2 381 Jessica Dowling '94 / 14 ON Cambridge Kips 4.80 13.400 3 195 Anysia Unick '94 / 14 AB Stampede City 4.80 13.300 4 408 Caitlyn Keates '94 / 14 ON Sport Seneca 4.60 13.250 5 584 Ti Liu '93 / 15 QC Gymnix 4.90 13.150 6-T 365 Emily Bigras '93 / 15 ON Bluewater 4.70 13.150 6-T 575 Coralie Leblond-Chartrand '94 / 14 QC Gymnix 5.40 12.700 8 WAG07_JR-SR_Day3_AppFinal.xls 6/7/08 Results software by EventSum-JR 5:43 PM Gym-Score-Depot.ca 2008 Canadian Gymnastics Championships Championnats Canadiens de Gymnastique Olympic Oval - Calgary, AB Sat. June 7 Sam. 7 Juin Event Summary Session: WAG07: Jr & Sr Women (Day 3-App. Final) Day 3 / Jour 3 (Apparatus Finals) JUNIOR WOMEN / Femmes Junior Balance Beam Poutre # Gymnast Yr Born/Age Prov. Home Club A Score Rk 584 Ti Liu '93 / 15 QC Gymnix 6.20 15.500 1 381 Jessica Dowling '94 / 14 ON Cambridge Kips 5.50 13.850 2 451 Dominique Pegg '94 / 14 ON Bluewater 5.70 13.800 3 408 Caitlyn Keates '94 / 14 ON Sport Seneca 5.60 13.250 4 575 Coralie Leblond-Chartrand '94 / 14 QC Gymnix 5.90 13.100 5 294 Lauren Vysolhid '93 / 15 BC Flicka 5.20 13.000 6 312 Tamsyn Lasuita '93 / 15 MB Springers 5.40 12.750 7 112 Laurel Clouston '93 / 15 AB Salta 5.40 12.000 8 WAG07_JR-SR_Day3_AppFinal.xls 6/7/08 Results software by EventSum-JR 5:38 PM Gym-Score-Depot.ca.
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