Regina’s Dennis Oppenlander finished six out of 24 competitors in the preliminary round of the double mini trampoline event at the world age group tumbling and trampoline championships in Birmingham, England yesterday. Oppenlander qualified for the final with the top 8, where he finished fifth with a score of 68.3000.  Read More →

Photos of Julie Levasseur, Rhythmic Gymnastics, by Maurice Laprairie. Read the story in our October 2011 issue.  Read More →

Dennis Oppenlander of Regina will compete for Canada with the national trampoline and tumbling gymnastics team. Oppenlander, who competes in double mini trampoline, will first compete at the world age group championship from November 24th to 27th in Birmingham, England. He will compete against athletes aged 17 and 18. Oppenlander qualified after his results at the Canadian championship in May and the... 

Joel Gagnon and Breanne Franklin of Regina won gold medals on Saturday at the Canadian gymnastics championships in Prince Edward Island. Gagnon won gold in the men’s youth floor exercise. Franklin won gold in the women’s novice floor excercise. Other results from Regina are as follows: Men’s Artistic High Performance: 11. Teague King – sixth vault, sixth parallel bars; 14. Wyatt... 

Regina will host the 2012 Canadian gymnastics championships next year from May 21st to 26th, as Gymnastics Saskatchewan announced yesterday. The championships will take place at Evraz place. There will be 1200 athletes, coaches, and officials in Regina. AThletes will compete in artistic men’s, artistic women’s, trampoline and tumbling, and rythmic gymnastics. Some athletes will be preparing... 

Kori Clark of Regina was second in the all-around provincial 5 novice women’s cateogry over the weekend at the Western Canadian gymnastics championships, held in Grande Prairie, Alberta. Clark was second ont he uneven bars, fourth on the floor, sixth on the balance beam, and eighth on the vault. She trians out of Gymnastics Adventure.  Read More →

Regina’s Breanna Franklin finished first place in her age group in the country at the Gymnix Challenge national gymnastic event this weekend in Montreal. Franklin was first overall in the national novice division. Her first place was the results of a first on the floor, third in the bars, third in the beam, and eighth in the vault. Second place also went to a Regina gymnast, as Mia Dimas was... 

Feb 17 – Many individual disciplines took place today. Saskatchewan results are as follows. Curtis Graves won a gold and a bronze medal for Saskatchewan. Results are as follows:  Pommel Horse Male – Curtis Graves – 8th - 11.300 points Rings Male – Curtis Graves – 3rd - 13.150 points Parallel Bars Male - Curtis Graves – 1st – 12.950 points Beam Female –... 

Gymnastics Saskatchewan has announced their award winners for this year. Regina winners are as follows: Competitive Coach of the Year: Jamie Schafer, T&T Adventure Regina General Gymnastics Coaches of the Year: Julie Levasseur, Wascana Rhythmic; Kendra Leier, Adamo Rhythmic National Athletes of the Year: Tramp and Tumbling – Erin Templeton, T&T Adventure Official of the Year: Sunyoung... 

The Canadian gymnastics championships were held this weekend in Kamloops. Karisa Groff of Gymnastics Adventure won bronze on the beam, and was 10th in the all-around in the women’s national Open 13 to 15 category. She was eighth in the floor exercise. Trevor McArthur of the Queen City Kinsmen Gymnastics Club was eight int he all-around and fifth in rings in the men’s national junior category,...