Kamryn Greenhalgh competed in the level 10 (12-15 year old) category at the Abbotsford Twisters Invitational where she finished fourth overall.

The performance earned a spot on Team BC to represent the province at the 2019 Western Canadian Championships in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, which will take place at the end of April.  

Greenhalgh also finished first place on the uneven bars and earned a special award for the most dynamic bar routine after competing a brand new dismount and sticking the landing.

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Kyleigh Crawford won first place on vault in the level nine (14 year old) category, while Amanda Jaggard won third place on the floor exercise.  

Natalia Simeunovic finished in second place on the vault in level nine (11-13 year old), while Miah Denis finished in second place on the uneven bars.

Kate Levinsen finished second overall in the level seven (14-18 year old) category after finishing in third place on the uneven bars and balance beam.  

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Morgan Clark finished in first place on the vault in the level seven (12-13 year old) category

Veronika Yacovelli finished in third place on the floor exercise in the level seven (13-14 year old) category.  

Izabelle Coetzee finished second overall in the level six (11-12 year old) category after earning a medal on each event.  Coetzee finished second on vault and floor and third on the uneven bars and balance beam.

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Caitlin Keeler finished in second place on the vault in the level six (13 year old) category, while Raedyn Furneaux finished in third place on both the uneven bars and the floor exercise.  

Haylee Van Steinburg finished second overall and first place on the balance beam in the level six (12 year old) category.

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Olive Fenske finished in third place on the uneven bars in the Aspire 2 category.  

Milani Ritchie finished in third place on the balance beam in the Aspire 1 category.