GYMN-L Digest - 9 Apr 1996 to 10 Apr 1996


There are 14 messages totalling 649 lines in this issue.

Topics in this special issue:

1. Eaton
2. Onodi
3. Sandy Woolsey
4. full out technique
5. Really want to learn gymnasticsn
6. FYI: _Sports Illustrated_ Back Issues
7. TV alert
8. NCAA vs. FIG rules. (2)
9. Woolsey vs. Campi/Politics (2)
10. Something completely different--not even gymn related
11. 1996 Bluewater Int'l Invitational results
12. 1996 Wild Rose Invitational results

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 09:46:54 EST
From: ***@MAIL.FIRN.EDU
Subject: Eaton

Stormy Eaton was the head coach of Desert Devils. He coached
national team members Sandy Woolsey, Liz Crandall, and Juliet Bangerter.
Crandall and Bangerter went to the 92 olympic trials, and Woolsey retired
the year before. Woolsey was an impressive 8th at the 89 worlds. I think
a lot that had to do with her retirement was the fact that she was passed
over on the 91 worlds team in favor of Michelle Campi. Woolsey beat Campi
at the world trials.
Gary

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 13:00:32 -0400
From: ***@MOOSE.UVM.EDU
Subject: Onodi

There has been a lot of talk about Henrietta Onodi lately, so i figured
this would be of interest. I just received my April edition of IG and it
says:

"1992 world and Olympic vaultion champion Henrietta Onodi
has resumed training at South Texas Gymnastics Academy and
hopes to represent her native Hungary at the Olympics this
summer."

Henrietta has so many fans all over the world. If she does decide to come
back and qualifies for the Olympics, she won't be without her loyal fans!!!!!

Jen

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 13:22:37 -0400
From: ***@YORKU.CA
Subject: Sandy Woolsey

Although Sandy Woolsey did retire from elite competition, she is
still very much an active competitive gymnast with the university of
Utah. She competed all events for Utah at NCAA's last year, and her bars
are just as good with at least the same difficulty as when she won the
bars at USAs in 1990.
As for when/why she retired from elite, it wasn't a whole year
before the 1992 Olympics. She competed at the Buckeye meet early 1992
and from what I recall she retired due to an injury mid 1992 (a back
injury? I guess it is okay now?)
Also, when mentioning Stormy Eaton's national team members, don't
forget Kim Arnold, who was on the US national team in 1993 (3rd on vault
- was she on the national team in 1992?) who is now competing for
Georgia. Utah alumni Aimee Trepanier was also coached by Eaton during
her elite days, but I don't think she was ever on the national team.

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 08:34:36 +0000
From: ***@IGC.APC.ORG
Subject: full out technique

At gymn camp in 1975, we were told that a full-out was technically
impossible because there would be no way to begin the twist in the
second salto. Obviously not true. But why? How do gymnasts generate
the twist on the second salto? Any special training techniques? I
have some ideas, based on memories of fulls and science films of cats
twisting in the air to land on their feet, but I would appreciate a
mechanical (and more accurate!) explanation. Thanks.

--Mary Lynne

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 11:24:43 -0700
From: ***@PARKER.EECS.BERKELEY.EDU
Subject: Really want to learn gymnasticsn

Hi all,

I am an adult in my twenties who is very interested in learning
the basics of gymnastics. I would like to get to the point where I
can do simple stunts like walkovers.

My question is: It seems to be very hard to find adult gymnastics
instruction. Beginning instruction is always for toddlers and kids.
Where do I start? Is it even possible? I dance a little, so I am
flexible (hopefully not a hopeless case). I am looking for instruction
in the San Francisco Bay Area, preferably in Berkeley. I am truly
desperate and willing to learn, so I would appreciate any pointers I
get (YMCA's? Sports Centers?) Oh, I am a poor graduate student, so
I don't have that much money to spend. I am doing this for fun, so
a class that doesn't meet so often would be better. But, as I said
before, I am rather desperate and will take all suggestions.

someone please help,
Sharon

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 14:25:24 -0400
From: ***@AOL.COM
Subject: FYI: _Sports Illustrated_ Back Issues

Collectors editions of _SI_ are available through a company called "The
Personal Touch." *Any* issue from 1955-1996 can be ordered for $44.95
(swimsuit and Superbowl issues are more) by specifing either the date or
cover you're interested in. It says it takes 3-4 weeks for delivery and that
each issue comes "in a special vinyal protective jacket."

It's pricey, but I thought I'd pass it along is case anyone was wishing they
could get a rare issue (I'm thinking of the few gym covers they've had)
that's no longer available any other way (that I know of at least).

For more information call 1-800-733-6313 (item #1135) or write: The Personal
Touch P.O. Box 1623 Elmira, New York 14902.

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 12:36:12 -0600
From: ***@SASKNET.SK.CA
Subject: TV alert

Sorry if this has been mentioned already...

Just came across the commericial for Peak Performance, the documentary
mentioned previously on Gymn-L which features Lavinia Milosovici.

It will be aired all evening on Sunday, April 14th (8 to 11pm EST)
on The Learning Channel (TLC).

As always, check your local listings.

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 17:46:27 -0600
From: ***@ZEPHYR.MEDCHEM.PURDUE.EDU
Subject: NCAA vs. FIG rules.

Are there any moves, other than the yurchenko style vaulting
technique, which are not allowed (or devalued) in NCAA but are allowed at
elite international competition? Are there moves allowed in NCAA but not
elite international? Just wondering......

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 19:11:06 -0500
From: ***@EDEN.COM
Subject: Woolsey vs. Campi/Politics

I know this is old news, and I _really_ hope this doesn't start a flame war,
but we have to remember that at least 6 if not 7 of Campi's scores counted
towards the team silver in '91. Granted, I think the team selection process
was not very fair considering the American system, but then look at the
Olympic team.

Ok...end of discussion. BTW--what are the OFFICIAL Atlanta team selection
rules for men and women? I know the US can send only I rhythmic. And with
a world medalist currently injured, how will that change the selection
picture? (Remember Okino in '92.)

Rich

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 19:20:58 -0500
From: ***@EDEN.COM
Subject: Something completely different--not even gymn related

Too cute to pass up. Flames in private, please.

>
>>From (a friend of) a friend of mine who teaches English in
Colorado.Winners of the
>"worst analogies ever written in a high school essay"
>contest.
>
>
>He spoke with the wisdom that can only come from experience, like
>a guy who went blind because he looked at a solar eclipse without
>one of those boxes with a pinhole in it and now goes around the
>country speaking at high schools about the dangers of looking at
>a solar eclipse without one of those boxes with a pinhole in it.
>(Joseph Romm, Washington)
>
>
>She caught your eye like one of those pointy hook latches that
>used to dangle from screen doors and would fly up whenever you
>banged the door open again. (Rich Murphy, Fairfax Station)
>
>
>The little boat gently drifted across the pond exactly the way a
>bowling ball wouldn't. (Russell Beland, Springfield)
>
>
>McBride fell 12 stories, hitting the pavement like a Hefty Bag
>filled with vegetable soup. (Paul Sabourin, Silver Spring)
>
>
>>From the attic came an unearthly howl. The whole scene had an
>eerie, surreal quality, like when you're on vacation in another
>city and "Jeopardy" comes on at 7 p.m. instead of 7:30. (Roy
>Ashley, Washington)
>
>
>Her hair glistened in the rain like nose hair after a sneeze.
>(Chuck Smith, Woodbridge)
>
>
>Her eyes were like two brown circles with big black dots in the
>center. (Russell Beland, Springfield)
>
>
>Bob was as perplexed as a hacker who means to access
>T:flw.quid55328.com\aaakk/ch@ung but gets T:\flw.quidaaakk/ch@ung
>by mistake (Ken Krattenmaker, Landover Hills)
>
>
>Her vocabulary was as bad as, like, whatever. (Unknown)
>
>
>He was as tall as a six-foot-three-inch tree. (Jack Bross, Chevy
>Chase)
>
>
>The hailstones leaped from the pavement, just like maggots when
>you fry them in hot grease. (Gary F. Hevel, Silver Spring)
>
>
>Her date was pleasant enough, but she knew that if her life was a
>movie this guy would be buried in the credits as something like
>"Second Tall Man." (Russell Beland, Springfield)
>
>
>Long separated by cruel fate, the star-crossed lovers raced
>across the grassy field toward each other like two freight
>trains, one having left Cleveland at 6:36 p.m. traveling at 55
>mph, the other from Topeka at 4:19 p.m. at a speed of 35 mph.
>(Jennifer Hart, Arlington)
>
>
>The politician was gone but unnoticed, like the period after the
>Dr. on a Dr Pepper can. (Wayne Goode, Madison, Ala.)
>
>
>They lived in a typical suburban neighborhood with picket fences
>that resembled Nancy Kerrigan's teeth (Paul Kocak, Syracuse, N.Y.)
>
>
>John and Mary had never met. They were like two hummingbirds who
>had also never met. (Russell Beland, Springfield)
>
>
>The thunder was ominous-sounding, much like the sound of a thin
>sheet of metal being shaken backstage during the storm scene in a
>play. (Barbara Fetherolf, Alexandria)
>
>
>His thoughts tumbled in his head, making and breaking alliances
>like underpants in a dryer without Cling Free (Chuck Smith,
>Woodbridge)
>
>
>The red brick wall was the color of a brick-red Crayola crayon.
>
>Jeffrey M. Jones, Choral Division
>Music Dept.
>University of Texas at Austin
>Austin, TX 78714
>(512) 471-0806
>
>
>

\

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 20:46:43 -0400
From: ***@UMICH.EDU
Subject: Re: NCAA vs. FIG rules.

round off vaults in general are not allowed in the NCAA, right?


> Are there any moves, other than the yurchenko style vaulting
> technique, which are not allowed (or devalued) in NCAA but are allowed at
> elite international competition? Are there moves allowed in NCAA but not
> elite international? Just wondering......
>

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 19:52:50 -0500
From: ***@VAXA.CIS.UWOSH.EDU
Subject: Re: Woolsey vs. Campi/Politics

Seven of Campi's eight scores counted (all except optional vault).
However, think about what number of Sandy's most likely would have
counted...probably six of eight, if not seven or eight of eight,
given her talent on all four apparatus. Also, Woolsey was the high
scorer in optionals at nationals, and second overall. She was 8th
all-around at the 1989 Worlds, and seventh on bars. Just how many times
did Woolsey have to prove herself?

Nothing against Michelle Campi, but Woolsey earned the right to
compete, no matter WHAt Campi did after the fact...

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 19:37:15 -0600
From: ***@SASKNET.SK.CA
Subject: 1996 Bluewater Int'l Invitational results

1996 BLUEWATER INTERNATIONAL INVITATIONAL
WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
DOW RECREATION CENTRE
SARNIA, ONTARIO, CANADA
MARCH 30 & 31 1996
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SCORES FROM LEVEL 10 / ELITE

TEAM RANKINGS
1. Winstonettes 2 (Katie Rowland / Jamie Hill) 74.325
2. Gemini Gym (Sarah Deegan / Stephanie Cappuccitti) 73.725
3. Kentwood Gymnastics 1 (Katie Taylor / Kristin Stemer) 73.250
4. France (Fanny Generaux / Marie Delaport) 72.975
5. Gymnix 4 (Julie Beaulieu / Annie Gagnon) 71.725
6. Sport Seneca 1 (Michelle Conway / Sherzel Weekes) 71.050
7. Bluewater/Cambridge (Abby Pearson / Crystal Gilmore) 70.875
8. Ortona (Myanh Dang / Marleen Lavoie) 70.575
9. Mexico (Tania Arroyo / Valerie Canales) 70.350
10t Winstonettes 1 (Tiffany Kwan / Richelle Simpson) 70.250
10t Kentwood Gymnastics 2 (Melissa Bituj / Erin Williams) 70.250
12. Gym City (Lori Cellupica / Kovia Lovell) 69.425
13. Gymnix 3 (Amelie Plante / Emilie Fournier) 68.700
14. Gymnix 1 (Myriam Prud'homme / Elizabeth Vicente) 68.425
15. Sport Seneca 2 (Amy Jordan / Sara Burtinsky) 68.375
16. Ottawa Gym Club (Laura Kay Powell / Cara Pomeroy) 66.925
17. Gymnix 2 (Caroline Lauzon / Maryse Allard) 66.400
18. Gym TRM (Melanie Montambault / Josianne Levasseur) 42.350


SENIOR ALL-AROUND
1. Viktoria Karpenko (Ukraine) 9.675 9.750 9.800 9.850 39.075
2. Jamie Hill (Winstonettes) 9.375 9.550 8.850 9.475 37.250
3t Katie Rowland (Winstonettes) 9.250 9.100 9.125 9.600 37.075
3t Sarah Deegan (Gemini Gym) 9.500 8.800 9.175 9.600 37.075
5. Katie Taylor (Kentwood Gymnastics) 9.000 9.450 8.900 9.400 36.750
6. Stephanie Cappuccitti (Gemini Gym) 9.075 9.675 9.400 8.500 36.650
7. Kristin Sterner (Kentwood Gymnastics) 9.200 9.200 8.700 9.400 36.500
8. Marleen Lavoie (Ortona) 9.425 8.900 8.500 9.550 36.375
9t Karina Senior (Winstonettes) 9.250 8.600 8.150 9.550 35.550
9t Tania Arroyo (Mexico) 9.000 8.600 9.000 8.950 35.550
11. Lori Cellupica (Gym City) 9.100 9.200 8.600 8.150 35.050
12. Melanie Montambault (Gym TRM) 9.300 8.400 8.100 9.100 34.900
13. Valeria Canales (Mexico) 8.400 8.500 8.800 9.100 34.800
14. Kovia Lovell (Gym City) 9.025 8.450 7.900 9.000 34.375
15. Myanh Dang (Ortona) 9.100 8.400 8.350 8.350 34.200
16. Nicole Fry (Ortona) 8.800 7.800 8.150 8.200 32.950
17. Sandra Yip (Academy of Sport) 8.000 8.300 7.150 8.000 31.450
18. Maria Hasiuk (Taiso) 8.500 8.700 9.100 26.300
19. Julie Benoit (Gym TRM) 8.750 7.700 7.850 24.300
20. Tammy Stauffer (Winstonettes) 9.425 8.600 18.025
21. Natalie Thomson (Sport Seneca) 8.200 8.575 16.775
22. Josianne Levasseur (Gym TRM) 7.450 7.450

SENIOR VAULT FINALS
1. Viktoria Karpenko (Ukraine) 9.6125
2. Sarah Deegan (Gemini) 9.575
3. Katie Rowland (Winstonettes) 9.4125
4. Melanie Montambault (Gym TRM) 9.275
5. Jamie Hill (Winstonettes) 9.225
6. Marleen Lavoie (Ortona) 9.2125
7. Karina Senior (Winstonettes) 9.125
8. Tammy Stauffer (Winstonettes) ---

SENIOR UNEVEN BARS FINALS
1. Katie Taylor (Kentwood Gymnastics) 9.600
2. Kristin Sterner (Kentwood Gymnastics) 9.525
3. Jamie Hill (Winstonettes) 9.500
4. Katie Rowland (Winstonettes) 9.400
5. Lori Cellupica (Gym City) 9.275
6. Viktoria Karpenko (Ukraine) 9.200
7. Stephanie Cappuccitti (Gemini Gym) 9.050
8. Marleen Lavoie (Ortona) 8.300

SENIOR BALANCE BEAM FINALS
1. Viktoria Karpenko (Ukraine) 9.750
2. Sarah Deegan (Gemini Gym) 9.600
3. Marleen Lavoie (Ortona) 9.575
4. Katie Taylor (Kentwood Gymnastics) 9.400
5. Jamie Hill (Winstonettes) 9.100
6. Stephanie Cappuccitti (Gemini Gym) 8.950
7. Katie Rowland (Winstonettes) 8.800
8. Maria Hasiuk (Taiso Gym) 7.850
9. Tania Arroyo (Mexico) 7.300

SENIOR FLOOR EXERCISE FINALS
1. Viktoria Karpenko (Ukraine) 9.850
2. Katie Rowland (Winstonettes) 9.650
3. Karina Senior (Winstonettes) 9.525
4. Katie Taylor (Kentwood Gymnastics) 9.500
5. Kristin Sterner (Kentwood Gymnastics) 9.475
6. Jamie Hill (Winstonettes) 9.400
7. Sarah Deegan (Gemini Gym) 8.700
8. Marleen Lavoie (Ortona) 8.100


JUNIOR ALL-AROUND
1. Marie Delaporte (France) 9.250 8.600 9.650 9.300 36.800
2. Fanny Generaux (France) 9.250 9.150 8.525 9.250 36.175
3. Brooke Walker (Australia) 8.850 9.400 8.500 9.400 36.150
4. Annie Gagnon (Gymnix) 8.900 9.150 8.900 9.025 35.975
5t Abby Pearson (Bluewater) 9.050 8.950 9.000 8.925 35.925
5t Richelle Simpson (Winstonettes) 8.875 8.550 9.250 9.250 35.925
7. Jessika Houle (Gym TRM) 8.850 8.700 9.300 9.000 35.850
8. Julie Beaulieu (Gymnix) 8.950 8.500 8.950 9.350 35.750
9. Michelle Conway (Sport Seneca) 8.750 8.550 9.450 8.975 35.725
10. Michelle Emmons (SEGA) 9.400 8.650 8.550 9.000 35.600
11. Sherzel Weekes (Sport Seneca) 8.750 8.600 8.775 9.200 35.325
12. Melissa Bituj (Kentwood Gymnastics) 8.800 7.550 9.450 9.500 35.300
13. Sara Burtinsky (Sport Seneca) 8.725 8.500 8.975 9.025 35.225
14t Crystal Gilmore (Cambridge Kips) 8.825 8.400 8.650 9.075 34.950
14t Erin Williams (Kentwood Gymnastics) 8.950 7.850 8.950 9.200 34.950
16. Amelie Plante (Gymnix) 8.350 8.350 8.900 8.950 34.550
17. Myriam Prud'homme (Gymnix) 8.900 8.650 8.475 8.500 34.525
18. Emily Di'Salvo (Gymnix) 8.500 8.000 8.975 9.000 34.475
19. Tiffany Kwan (Winstonettes) 8.825 8.450 8.100 8.950 34.325
20t Laura Kay Powell (Ottawa Gym Club) 8.700 8.000 8.650 8.800 34.150
20t Emilie Fournier (Gymnix) 9.050 8.300 7.900 8.900 34.150
22. Elizabeth Vicente (Gymnix) 8.650 8.l50 9.150 7.950 33.900
23. Caroline Lauzon (Gymnix) 8.850 8.050 8.100 8.700 33.700
24. Alexandra Schwarz (France) 8.600 8.600 8.000 8.200 33.400
25. Janice Creighton (Etobicoke Olympium) 8.500 7.900 8.200 8.650 33.250
26. Amy Jordan (Sport Seneca) 8.600 7.200 8.550 8.800 33.150
27. Cara Pomeroy (Ottawa Gym Club) 8.175 8.100 7.900 8.600 32.775
28. Maryse Allard (Gymnix) 8.250 7.900 8.150 8.400 32.700
29. Lora McLaren (Winstonettes) 7.850 7.850

JUNIOR VAULT FINALS
1. Marie Delaporte (France) 9.3625
2. Michelle Emmons (SEGA) 9.325
3. Myriam Prud'homme (Gymnix) 9.050
4. Annie Gagnon (Gymnix) 9.000
5. Erin Williams (Kentwood Gymnastics) 8.975
6. Fanny Generaux (France) 8.9625
7. Abby Pearson (Bluewater) 8.850
8. Julie Beaulieu (Gymnix) 8.7375
9. Emilie Fournier (Gymnix) 8.6625

JUNIOR UNEVEN BARS FINALS
1. Brooke Walker (Australia) 9.425
2. Fanny Generaux (France) 9.050
3. Annie Gagnon (Gymnix) 8.950
4. Marie Delaporte (France) 8.800
5. Myriam Prud'homme (Gymnix) 8.750
6. Sherzel Weekes (Sport Seneca) 8.700
7. Abby Pearson (Bluewater) 8.500
8. Alexandra Schwarz (France) 7.850
9. Michelle Emmons (SEGA) 7.800
10. Jessika Houle (Gym TRM) 7.250

JUNIOR BALANCE BEAM FINALS
1. Jessika Houle (Gym TRM) 9.450
2. Melissa Bituj (Kentwood Gymnastics) 9.425
3. Marie Delaporte (France) 9.300
4. Michelle Conway (Sport Seneca) 9.200
5. Richelle Simpson (Winstonettes) 9.175
6. Elizabeth Vicente (Gymnix) 9.050
7. Abby Pearson (Bluewater) 8.800
8. Emily Di'Salvo (Gymnix) 8.600
9. Sara Burtinsky (Sport Seneca) 7.800

JUNIOR FLOOR EXERCISE FINALS
1. Melissa Bituj (Kentwood Gymnastics) 9.425
2. Marie Delaporte (France) 9.400
3. Brooke Walker (Australia) 9.300
4. Sherzel Weekes (Sport Seneca) 9.250
5. Richelle Simpson (Winstonettes) 9.125
6. Abby Pearson (Bluewater) 9.100
7. Erin Williams (Kentwood Gymnastics) 9.050
8. Julie Beaulieu (Gymnix) 8.900
9. Fanny Generaux (France) 8.300

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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 19:37:21 -0600
From: ***@SASKNET.SK.CA
Subject: 1996 Wild Rose Invitational results

Note - I'm missing the team rankings, but will post them as
as soon as possible (along with a bit of a report).


1996 SAVE-ON-FOODS ORTONA WILD ROSE INTERNATIONAL INVITATIONAL
WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
GRANT MacEWAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE - CENTRE FOR SPORT AND WELLNESS
EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA
APRIL 5 to 7 1996
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SENIOR ALL-AROUND
1. Viktoria Karpenko (Ukraine) 9.650 9.300 9.400 9.850 38.250
2. Stephanie Hyett (Canada) 9.625 9.550 9.300 9.050 37.525
3. Caroline Debras (Belgium) 9.263 8.800 9.500 9.600 37.163
4. Marleen Lavoie (Canada) 9.525 8.750 9.150 9.250 36.675
5. Krista Hirose (Panthers) 9.425 9.200 8.500 9.350 36.475
6. Sophie Henry (Belgium) 9.313 8.800 8.550 9.200 35.863
7. Michelle Bruneau (Flicka) 8.863 8.700 9.100 9.025 35.668
8. Tania Arroyo (Mexico) 8.950 8.850 8.050 8.800 34.650
9. Michelle Sill (Panthers) 9.163 7.150 8.900 9.400 34.613
10. Danielle Dacey (Marian) 8.925 8.700 8.300 8.600 34.525
11t Atlin Mitchell (Flicka) 9.175 7.600 8.900 8.600 34.275
11t Myanh Dang (Ortona) 8.750 8.300 8.000 9.225 34.275
13. Valeria Canales (Mexico) 8.500 7.850 8.350 9.000 33.700
14. Nicole Fry (Ortona) 9.013 6.750 8.400 8.750 32.913
15. Marie-Pierre Gratton (Gymnova) 9.125 8.200 8.000 7.500 32.825
16. Chantelle Poon (Flicka) 7.400 8.250 8.500 24.150
17. Chantel Debert (Mount Royal) 8.225 9.000 17.225

SENIOR VAULT
1. Viktoria Karpenko (Ukraine) 9.563
2. Stephanie Hyett (Canada) 9.550
3. Marleen Lavoie (Canada) 9.450
4. Krista Hirose (Panthers) 9.425
5. Caroline Debras (Belgium) 9.275
6. Atlin Mitchell (Flicka) 8.975
7. Sophie Henry (Belgium) 8.913
8. Nicole Fry (Ortona) 8.900

SENIOR UNEVEN BARS
1. Viktoria Karpenko (Ukraine) 9.725
2. Stephanie Hyett (Canada) 9.600
3. Caroline Debras (Beligum) 9.325
4. Marleen Lavoie (Canada) 9.050
5. Krista Hirose (Panthers) 8.925
6t Tania Arroyo (Mexico) 8.900
6t Michelle Bruneau (Flicka) 8.900
8. Sophie Henry (Belgium) 8.850

SENIOR BALANCE BEAM
1. Michelle Bruneau (Flicka) 9.150
2. Caroline Debras (Belgium) 9.000
3. Stephanie Hyett (Canada) 8.875
4. Michelle Sill (Panthers) 8.800
5. Marleen Lavoie (Canada) 8.650
6. Viktoria Karpenko (Ukraine) 8.550
7. Sophie Henry (Belgium) 7.900
8. Atlin Mitchell (Flicka) 7.850

SENIOR FLOOR EXERCISE
1. Viktoria Karpenko (Ukraine) 9.850
2. Sophie Henry (Belgium) 9.500
3. Michelle Sill (Panthers) 9.475
4. Krista Hirose (Panthers) 9.450
5. Caroline Debras (Belgium) 9.350
6. Marleen Lavoie (Canada) 9.225
7. Myanh Dang (Ortona) 9.075
8. Stephanie Hyett (Canada) 9.025


JUNIOR ALL-AROUND
1t Fanny Generaux (France) 9.425 9.350 9.300 9.050 37.125
1t Marie Delaporte (France) 9.450 9.150 9.150 9.375 37.125
3. Carly Dockendorf (Canada) 9.250 8.850 9.100 9.525 36.725
4. Megan Dash (Canada) 8.900 9.150 8.925 9.425 36.400
5. Abby Pearson (Canada) 8.925 9.200 8.800 8.600 35.525
6. Yuki Sudo (Canada) 8.350 9.000 9.175 8.925 35.450
7. Elodie Williame (Belgium) 8.800 8.900 8.450 9.200 35.350
8. Michelle Hofstra (Marian) 8.350 8.450 9.075 9.100 34.975
9. Alexandra Schwarz (France) 8.350 8.800 8.775 9.025 34.950
10. Tovah Gertner (Flicka) 8.500 8.550 8.900 8.975 34.925
11. Sigrid Persoon (Belgium) 9.025 8.800 8.200 8.875 34.900
12. Karli Wendorff (Westwind) 9.075 8.200 8.300 9.000 34.575
13t Brooke Walker (Australia) 8.575 8.950 8.050 8.925 34.500
13t Desiree Day (Flicka) 9.100 8.350 8.100 8.950 34.500
15. Kirsten Pauga (Westwind) 9.225 7.700 8.650 8.650 34.225
16. Alexia Shore (Panthers) 8.300 8.500 8.575 8.700 34.075
17. Kelsie Hendry (Marian) 8.450 8.950 8.750 7.850 34.000
18. Susie Sulcs (Flicka) 8.750 7.950 8.550 8.400 33.650
19. Jennifer Tsakok (Flicka) 8.850 7.900 8.250 8.500 33.500
20. Laura Dempsey (Mount Royal) 8.600 8.300 8.200 8.200 33.300
21. Tamara Van Affelen (Gym Max) 8.750 7.500 8.100 8.900 33.250
22. Erin Hill (Mount Royal) 8.400 7.950 7.450 8.250 32.050
23. Lyndsay Hebert (Mount Royal) 8.800 7.300 7.150 8.350 31.600
24. Nathalie Balfour (Flicka) 8.400 4.300 8.600 8.450 29.750
25. Marie-Eve Marleau (Gymnova) 8.875 8.350 8.100 25.325
26. Adrianne Begg (Marian) 8.500 8.500

JUNIOR VAULT FINALS
1. Marie Delaporte (France) 9.450
2. Fanny Generaux (France) 9.350
3. Carly Dockendorf (Canada) 9.288
4. Sigrid Persoon (Belgium) 8.913
5. Desiree Day (Flicka) 8.900
6. Abby Pearson (Canada) 8.850
7. Karli Wendorff (Westwind) 8.800
8. Kirsten Pauga (Westwind) 8.550

JUNIOR UNEVEN BARS FINALS
1. Marie Delaporte (France) 9.400
2. Fanny Generaux (France) 9.300
3. Abby Pearson (Canada) 9.025
4. Yuki Sudo (Canada) 8.850
5. Megan Dash (Canada) 8.825
6. Brooke Walker (Australia) 8.800
7. Elodie Williame (Belgium) 8.650
8. Kelsie Hendry (Marian) 8.625

JUNIOR BALANCE BEAM FINALS
1. Marie Delaporte (France) 9.350
2. Carly Dockendorf (Canada) 9.250
3. Megan Dash (Canada) 9.050
4. Michelle Hofstra (Marian) 8.900
5. Abby Pearson (Canada) 8.850
6. Fanny Generaux (France) 8.825
7. Yuki Sudo (Canada) 8.800
8. Tovah Gertner (Flicka) 8.250

JUNIOR FLOOR EXERCISE FINALS
1. Megan Dash (Canada) 9.325
2. Fanny Generaux (France) 9.300
3. Carly Dockendorf (Canada) 9.125
4. Elodie Williame (Belgium) 9.050
5. Michelle Hofstra (Marian) 9.025
6. Karli Wendorff (Westwind) 8.950
7. Abby Pearson (Bluewater) 8.850
8. Marie Delaporte (France) 8.700
9. Alexandra Schwarz (France) 7.550

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End of GYMN-L Digest - 10 Apr 1996 - Special issue
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