BC Games trials

The Campbell River Gymnastics Association had 3 athletes participate in the virtual trials for the 2022 BC Winter Games on December 18th.  This was the first competition of the season for the athletes.  For all the athletes it was their first time moving up into a new division.  It was a good experience for the athletes moving into the 2022 competitive season.   Rayne Loock competed a front hand, front pike and a back full on Floor for the first time as well as a switch leap on the Beam and a shoot up on Bars.  Rihanna Dill competed giants for the first time on Bars and a back layout on the Floor.  Kaylie Lofstrom added a front tuck, front tuck combination on Floor and a back layout for the first time.  Congrats athletes on your new moves!! The following are the full results of CR athletes.

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Rayne Loock captured 7th on both Beam and Floor, placed 8th on Bars, finished 9th on Vault to come home in 8th place in the All Around.

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Rihanna Dill won 5th place on Floor, captured 7th place on Beam, finished 15th on Bars and 20th on Vault to come home in 15th place in the All Around.
Kaylie Lofstrom captured the Gold on Vault, placed 16th on Floor, finished 17th on Beam and 19th on Bars to come home in 17th in the All Around.

L-R : Rayne Loock, Kaylie Lofstrom, Rihanna Dill

 

Campbell River Gymnasts medal at BC Games

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Three girls from the Campbell River Gymnastics Association represented Zone 6 at the BC Winter Games held in Penticton February 24th to the 28th.
The girls had an outstanding competition capturing the Silver medal as a team (six athletes per team) going up against the powerhouse mainland teams. The girls, accompanied by two Nanaimo athletes and a girl from Duncan, were only .175 away from the gold medal.
The team had an excellent competition and matched up well with other teams. CRGA individual highlights included Reese Wheeldon capturing the Bronze medal in the All Around competition and adding a 4th place finish on beam in the Finals as well as posting the top score on vault in the prelims before finishing in 7th place during the Finals. Brooklyn Batch scored a monster 9.65 to head into finals on bars in first place having a great bar routine to capture the bronze medal in the finals.
Nya Chailler also finished in 6th place in the All Around competition and took the 6th place ribbon on the vault in finals. Nya also qualified for finals on the floor and the beam. A job well done!!