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MARCH 19  - GAFUIK AND UNICK WIN AT JURASSIC CLASSIC 

Locals Nathan Gafuik and Anysia Unick topped their fields at today's Jurassic Classic. For Gafuik, the meet served as a tune-up for his upcoming participation at the 2010 French International. Unick just returned from Europe, competing last weekend at the 2010 Cottbus Cup where she earned a silver on bars.

Competition continues at the U of Calgary tonight, with the apparatus finals.

Men's results: http://jurassicclassic.com/results/78-session-4b-men-nat-jr-a-sr-aa.html
Women's results: http://jurassicclassic.com/results/79-session-4a-womens-nat-open-jr-hp-sr-novice.html

In its heyday, the Jurassic Classic hosted international elites (e.g., In 2002, Olympic champion Carly Patterson topped the field at Jurassic). International Elites are once again returning to the Wild Rose competition. Perhaps Jurassic will follow suit, next year?


MARCH 16 - HOPFNER-HIBBS NOT RULING OUT A RETURN TO ELITE 

In a new interview with International Gymnast magazine, 2008 Olympian Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs shares that she's not ruling out a return to elite competition! "...I've told them [Gymnastics Canada] that basically I'm focused on college gymnastics this year, and after that, we'll see," Hopfner-Hibbs told IG.


MARCH 14  - VACULIK PICKS UP FOUR MEDALS AT COTTBUS 

Kristina Vaculik earned gold on floor and a silver on beam at today's Cottbus Cup, in Germany. These medals bring Vaculik's weekend tally to four! Yesterday she won a silver on vault and gold on bars yesterday. Alysia Unick, who picked up a silver on bars yesterday, placed 6th in the floor final (equaling her rank from the qualification round).

Women's Beam
1. Solovyeva (RUS) 14,775
2. Vaculik (CAN) 14,425
3. Millousi (GRE) 14,250
4. Hindermann (GER) 13,475
5. Maike Roll (GER) 13,425
6. Diacci (SUI) 13,225
7. Novak (SLO) 12,725
8. Pihan-Kulesza (POL) 12,375
Women's Floor
1. Vaculik (CAN) 13,950
1. Pihan-Kulesza (POL) 13,950
3. Diacci (SUI) 13,175
4. Solovyeva (RUS) 13,100
5. Maike Roll (GER) 12,975
6. Unick (CAN) 12,950
7. Hindermann (GER) 12,850
8. Volodchenko (UZB) 12,425


Videos:
 
Vaculik on floor: floor, beam, bars, vault
Unick on bars: bars, floor, vault

MARCH 13 - VACULIK, UNICK MEDAL AT COTTBUS

Kristina Vaculik earned two medals at today's Cottbus Cup, a gold on bars and a silver on vault. Competing in her first World Cup event, Alysia Unick placed second on bars. Both girls are competing in tomorrow's finals: Kristina Vaculik sits 4th on beam and floor, and Unick 6th on floor, after the qualifying rounds.

Women's Vault:
1. Chusovitina (GER) 13,875
2. Vaculik (CAN) 13,787
3. Toth (HUN) 13,625
4. Unick (CAN) 13,512
5. Kysselef (SLO) 13,387
6. Belak (SLO) 13,350
7. Litewka (POL) 13,287
8. Tkalcec (CRO) 12,512
Women's Bars: 
1. Vaculik (CAN) 14,050
2. Unick (CAN) 13,775
3. Hindermann (GER) 13,750
4. Roll (GER) 13,600
5. Sikulova (CZE) 13,550
6. Solovyeva (RUS) 12,700
7. Toth (HUN) 11,750
8. Millousi (GRE) 11,175

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MARCH 7 - LYTWYN, GAFUIK OWN PODIUM AT GYMNIX

Congratulations to team Canada for a strong medal haul at the 2010 Gymnix World Cup Kevin Lytwyn and Nathan Gafuik owned the podium!

Kevin Lytwyn: 1st Rings, 3rd Floor, 3rd P-bars
Nathan Gafuik: 1st Vault
Ken Ikeda: 2nd Pommels, 2nd P-bars
Jackson Payne: 3rd HB

An invitational on the women's side (not a World Cup event), Kristina Vaculik added more titles to her impressive comeback. She won the senior all-around and took the event titles for bars, beam, and floor. Rounding out the all-around podium were Cynthia Lemieux and Nansy Damianova. Anysia Unick won vault. 

Amongst the juniors, team Canada 1 placed first followed by Russia and team Canada 2. Individually, Madeline Gardiner (CAN) topped the field followed by Riley Cholod (CAN), and Mariya Karpova (RUS). Canadians won three of four apparatus finals: Brianna Tsang (vault), Riley Cholod (bars), and Madeline Gardiner (beam). Dianna Bulimar (ROM) topped on floor.

Videos are available at http://www.youtube.com/user/danafan1


MARCH 6 - DOWERS TAKES BRONZE AT JUNIOR TEAM CUP IN BERLIN 

Tariq Dowers placed third in the youth category (ages 15-16) at the 15th Annual International Junior Team Cup today in Berlin. The category was won by Japan's Iguchi Daisuke, with Switzerland's Eddy Yusof taking second. 

Robert Watson placed 20th in the junior division.

Juniors: http://gymmedia.com/AG/IJT-Cup/2010/IJTC10-AK17-18.pdf
Youth: http://gymmedia.com/AG/IJT-Cup/2010/IJTC10-AK15-16.pdf

MARCH 6 - PEGG SEVENTH AT AMERICAN CUP 

Dominique Pegg placed seventh at today's American Cup in Worchester, MA. The event was one by American Rebecca Bross, who finished second at last year's World Championships. Silver went to fellow American Alexandra Raisman, and bronze to Jessica Lopez of Venezuela. 

An archived webcast is available at USAG


FEBRUARY 28 - GAFUIK CLAIMS ELITE CANADA TITLE 

Nathan Gafuik has reclaimed the senior men's Elite Canada title, an event he won in 2007. Second place went to Ken Ikeda, with Hugh Smith taking bronze. Ikeda also topped the field on pommels and p-bars, Smith reigned on vault, and Anderson Loran posted the top score on floor.

Robert Watson won the junior men's elite title, also claiming victories on high bar and floor.

Full results are available at Gymcan.


FEBRUARY 21 - VACULIK, CHOLOD TOP AT NADIA COMANECI INVITATIONAL 

Kristina Vaculik and junior teammate Riley Cholod, both from Gemini Gymnastics, won the senior and junior divisions at this weekend's Nadia Comaneci Invitational. The competition featured gymnasts from Australia, Canada, Israel, Mexico, Romania, Ukraine, USA, and Venezuela. 

Re-live the competition with International Gymnast's quick hits!

FEBRUARY 17 - PEGG SECOND AT WOGA CLASSIC 

Bigras and Pegg at the 2010 WOGA Classic. 
Photo courtesy of the Bluewater
Gymnastics

Dominique Pegg took silver in last weekend's WOGA Classic in Frisco, TX. First place went to the home club's Sophia Lee. Rounding out the podium was Kayla Williams, gold medallist on vault at last year's Worlds.

"The WOGA Classic was an excellent event for Dominique to try and hone her skills and try a few new ones to test their stability..." her coach Elizabeth Brubaker told OGF

Other Canadians competing in WOGA Classic's senior division included Emily Bigras (9th AA), Gabrielle May (10th AA), Bianca Dancose-Giambattisto (11th AA), Rochelle Bernier (12th), and Cynthia Lemieux (14th AA).

Rochelle Hurt was Canada's top competitor in the junior division. Nursing a torn ligament in her toe, Hurt managed to place 4th AA and tie for gold on beam. Other Canadians competing in the junior division included Anna Gamelo (9th AA), Samantha Ward (10th), Brielle Wilchuck (11th), and Paige Blaney (12th).

Up next for most of these girls is L'International Gymnix, with several moving on to the Wild Rose Invitational early April. Dominique Pegg is taking a different path; Next up for her is the American Cup, taking place March 6 in a suburb of Boston. "When I first received the news that I was invited to attend the American Cup, I knew this was a major competition, but it didn?t really hit me right away," Pegg told International Gymnast. "Once it sunk in I started looking into it a lot more, then I got very excited. I realized how prestigious this competition really was, and I felt very honored to be a part of this experience."

In April Pegg travels to Melbourne, Australia for the Pacific Rim Championships. 

WOGA Classic Results:
Seniors: http://www.woga.net/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=GKz%2fS4%2f%2fALo%3d&tabid=7125
Juniors: http://www.woga.net/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=pcADp85aB58%3d&tabid=7125

Videos from the 2010 WOGA Classic can be found on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/user/greg1212gymnastics


FEBRUARY 10 - JUST BOUNCE SEEKING STAFF 

Just Bounce Trampoline Club Inc. requires additional administrative help to accommodate growing demand for their programs! Link....


FEBRUARY 4 - 2010 WILD ROSE TAKING SHAPE

Confirmations are pouring in for the upcoming 2010 Triple Flip Wild Rose International Invitational, scheduled for April 3-4 in Edmonton. Headlining the team from China are Deng Linlin and Jiang Yuyuan, members of China's gold medal Olympic team from the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Rounding out the team is Sui Lu, a bronze medallist on floor from the recent World Championships. Also confirmed to compete are elites from Canada (team to be picked in March), USA, and England.

Training session (open to the public): Friday April 2 @ 5:00 PM
Preliminaries: Saturday April 3 @ 2:30 PM;
Apparatus Finals: Sunday April 4 @ 2:30 PM

Advanced ticket sale starts March 1, 2010 and goes until March 25. Tickets can be purchased for single days or for the entire weekend.


FEBRUARY 4 - WARREN LONG PHOTOGRAPHY

1984 Olympic Vault finalist Warren Long (CAN) recently posted some photographs from his elite and NCAA careers. Today he coaches at Taiso, in Saskatoon.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/warrenlong/sets/72157623207200363/


FEBRUARY 4 - TUNE INTO RICK MERCER FEBRUARY 9

Next week on the Mercer Report, Rick travels to Calgary's Olympic Park and Olympic Oval to transform Canadian gymnast and Gold Medallist Kyle Shewfelt into a Winter Olympian, with a few surprises along the way! The Mercer Report airs on CBC on Tuesday February 9. Check your local listings for times!

Preview photos available at Rick Mercer Reports (Facebook)


JANUARY 28 - OTTAWA SEEKING PROVINCIAL COACH 

The Ottawa Gymnastics Centre (OGC) is seeking a provincial level coach. Link....


JANUARY 28 - RICHARDSON RUNS IN VANCOUVER 2012 TORCH RELAY 

Kate Runs with Vancouver 2010 Torch. (Click for larger image). Photo courtesy of Christie Schellenberg-Geissler

Two-time Olympian Kate Richardson ran with the Vancouver 2010 torch yesterday in Kamloops!


JANUARY 28 - VACULIK TO ATTEND STANFORD, STILL AIMING FOR LONDON 2012 

Kristina Vaculik plans to enroll at Stanford this fall, representing the Cardinals in NCAA competition. She then plans to defer for a year, to concentrate on helping Canada qualify a team to the 2012 Olympics. (Link: International Gymnast)


JANUARY 18 - SHEWFELT RUNS IN VANCOUVER 2010 TORCH RELAY 

Kyle Shewfelt took part in today's Vancouver 2010 Olympic torch relay, carrying the torch some 300 meter along Calgary's Red Mile. To mark the torch's homecoming, the City of Calgary organized a bash at Olympic Plaza (site of the medal ceremonies at the 1988 Olympic Games). Several other Olympians were also hand signing autographs, including 2008 Beijing teammate Nathan Gafuik

The experience lived up to Shewfelt's expectations, "While I was running, I was thinking about the power of the flame and how tonight; it brought all of us together in celebration of something so amazing and powerful!"

Earlier in the day Shewfelt published a blog, "I'm Running the Olympic Torch, Baby!", detailing his childhood memories of seeing the 1988 torch run, what the flame means to him, and recollecting on his success at the Olympic Games. 

Photos ?Gymn.ca


JANUARY 17 - MEN WRAP UP GBR-CAN-JPN TRAINING CAMP IN ENGLAND

Men's gymnastics teams from Great Britain, Japan, and Canada wrapped up a ten day training camp today in Shropshire, England, site of Britain's Lilleshall National Sports Training Centre. Representing Canada was Casey Sandy, Jaylan Birl, Jason Scott, Robert Watson, and Jayd Lukenchuck

More details can be found at BAGA.


DECEMBER 21 - GARDINER TOP PLACING NON-RUSSIAN AT VORONIN CUP 

Madeline Gardiner of Cambridge Kips placed 10th AA at the Voronin Cup in Moscow, Russia. Russian gymnasts dominated the competition, with Gardiner the top placing non-Russian.Teammate Victoria Moors placed 15th AA.

Results: http://www.sportgymrus.ru/Admin/GetFile.ashx?get=1&id=1517


DECEMBER 17 - ELFI SCHLEGEL CARRIES 2010 OLYMPIC TORCH 

Elfi Schlegel carries 2010 Olympic Torch
Photo courtesy of Elfi Schlegel

Canadian great Elfi Schlegel took part in the Vancouver 2010 torch relay today, in Markham, Ontario.

The 1978 Commonwealth Games all-around champion, Schlegel was a member of Canada's 1980 Olympic gymnastics team. Unfortunately, Schlegel and her teammates were robbed of their opportunity to compete in Moscow, with Canada joining many Western nations in boycotting the Games. That same year she won a medal in World Cup competition. 

Schlegel continued her gymnastics at the University of Florida, and today is one of NBC's lead commentators for gymnastics. Elfi and her sister own Schlegel's Gymnastics.


DECEMBER 13 - VACULIK CLAIMS BARS AND FLOOR AT ELITE CANADA 

Kristina Vaculik proved to be the most dominant gymnast today as Elite Canada wrapped up with the apparatus finals. Vaculik claimed gold on both bars and floor, sharing the latter with newly crowned Elite Canada all-around champ Dominique Pegg. Not surprisingly, vault was won by Brittany Rogers, who debuted a double twisting Yurchenko at World Championships in October. Madeline Gardiner claimed the beam title.

In the junior women's field, Briannah Tsang claimed the title on both vault and floor. Newly crowned junior Elite Canada champ Riley Cholod claimed the victory on beam, and Stefanie Merkle topped the field on floor.

Results: Junior EF, Senior EF


DECEMBER 13 - TOYOTA CUP CONCLUDES

Sunday saw the close of the Toyota Cup in Japan, with the second day of apparatus finals. Ken Ikeda competed a full program today, finishing fifth on vault (15.012), 11th on parallel bars (12.550), and 6th on high bar (14.075). The host nation dominated today, winning five of nine medals including golds on vault (Eiichi Sekiguchi) and high bar (Takuya Nakase).


DECEMBER 12 - LUKENCHUK PLACES 12TH AT LIUKIN INVITATIONAL

Jayd Lukenchuk led the Canadian contingent at today's Liukin Invitational, placing 12th AA. Hugh Smith finished 16th AA, with Jason placing 29th.


DECEMBER 12 - IKEDA 5TH ON POMMELS AT TOYOTA CUP 

Ken Ikeda placed fifth today on pommels at the Toyota Cup in Japan. China's Zhang Hongtao won the apparatus, with Prashanth Sellathurai (AUS) and Krisztian Berki (HUN) finishing second and third, respectively. 

Pommel Horse Final D Panel E Panel ND Score
1. Zhang Hongtao 6.6 9.650 16.250
2. Prashanth Sellathurai 6.7 9.200 15.900
3. Krisztian Berki 6.6 8.800 15.400
4. Sebastian Krimmer 5.8 9.050 14.850
5. Ken Ikeda 5.9 8.650 14.550
6. Kamil Hulboj 5.2 8.850 14.050
7. Kohei Uchimura 6.3 7.475 13.775

DECEMBER 12 - CHOLOD WINS JUNIOR ELITE CANADA 

Riley Cholod of Gemini Gymnastics convincingly won the junior all-around title at today's Elite Canada, almost two full points ahead of Oakville's Bianca Jordaan. Third went to Briannah Tsang of Omega Gymnastics. 

Results: http://gym-score-depot.ca/elite_canada_2009_wag/day1_junior.pdf

Videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/danafan1


DECEMBER 11 - PEGG WINS ELITE CANADA 

Dominique Pegg took top honours at today's Elite Canada in Oakville, Ontario. The win caps off a remarkable comeback year for Pegg, who returned to competition at the 2009 Canadian National Championships after only limited training following a foot injury. She finished third at those Championships. In September she competed at the prestigious 2009 Japan Junior International, narrowly missing a bronze on floor. Last month she won two medals at the 2009 Junior Pan Am Championships.

Kristina Vaculik, who has two senior Elite Canada titles under her belt, picked up the silver today. This was a  successful comeback to national competition for Vaculik, following a long rehab on an elbow injury sustained while attempting to qualify to the 2008 Olympics. Vaculik goes into the 2010 season with a new floor routine.

Bronze went to Charlotte Mackie, who competed in her first World Championships in late October. Mackie, who moved with coach David Kenwright and teammates from Surrey Gymnastics to Club Aviva, is qualified to all four apparatus finals Sunday. 

Fourth place went to Brittany Rogers, Canada's highest finisher at the recent World Championships. Rogers topped the field on vault, but struggled to place higher than 8th on the remaining apparatus. 

Fifth place went to 2008 Olympic veteran Nansy Damianova, also returning to national competition following a long break.

Results: http://gym-score-depot.ca/elite_canada_2009_wag/day1_senior.pdf

Videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/danafan1


NOVEMBER 15 - TORONTO TO HOST 2015 PAN AM GAMES 

Toronto easily won today's competition for host city of the 2015 Pan Am Games. Gymnastics is scheduled to be held at the Ricoh Coliseum. http://www.toronto2015.org/lang/en/about/venue_plan


NOVEMBER 14 - KLARENBACH PLACES 5TH ON VAULT AT DTB CUP

Kristin Klarenbach came close to a medal today at the 2009 DTB Cup, in Stuttgart, Germany. Klarenbach was the first reserve after qualifications and was called to compete after Belgium's Aajge van Walleghem withdrew with the flu. "We know that there is always a possibility of someone withdrawing after qualifications...we told Kristin to get ready to compete and be ready to face a last minute substitution. And that's exact what happened," Kristin's coach Val?e Oudin recalled.

Kristin scored an average 13.412, improving her score from qualification and finishing a mere .313 from a medal. "She competed her new vault [Yurchenko layout 1/2] for a second time and under much more pressure than qualification, making her performance that much more satisfying. She had been a little disappointed after Day #1, so she wasn't going to let this opportunity slide by," related Val?e Oudin.

"This is a very good step in the right direction for Kristin. Although I stayed back in Edmonton for this one, I can just picture Kristin's level of energy and adrenaline on this event, her favorite. It was a bad day for the beat-board ! My other athletes had been on Facebook with Kristin and they told me that she was starting to feel better from that Flu and cold she had all last week. I am proud of her for seizing the opportunity and making her World Cup debut a good one," said Michel Arsenault from Edmonton.

Next up for Klarenbach is Elite Canada, scheduled for Oakville, ON the weekend of December 10-13. 

Watch Kristin's vaults from Stuttgart!


NOVEMBER 9 - PEGG AND UNICK MEDAL AT JUNIOR PAN AMS

Canada picked up two bronze medals in the apparatus finals today, at the 2009 Junior Pan Ams in Aracaju, Brazil. Dominique Pegg won a bronze medal in the vault final, and Anysia Unick matched the result with a bronze on bars. Pegg also finished 8th on beam and fourth on floor. Unick rounded out her competition placing 6th on vault and bars, and 5th on floor.

In the men's field,Jaylan Birl finished 5th on floor, 8th on rings, and 6th on vault. Robert Watson finished 7th on floor, 6th on rings, and 5th on high bar. Ian Galvan finished 8th on vault and rings, and Tariq Dowers (originally a reserve) finished 8th on pommels.

Results:
Women's results from Junior Pan Ams
Men's results from Junior Pan Ams


NOVEMBER 7 - CANADA WINS TEAM SILVER AT JUNIOR PAN AMS

A strong trio of Canadians led by Junior Pan Am veteran Dominique Pegg won the silver medal in today's team event at the Junior Pan Ams in Aracaju, Brazil. The USA dominated the competition, finishing with team gold and sweeping the all-around podium. Bronze went to the home team, Brazil.

Individually, Pegg finished 6th AA and has qualified to the vault, beam and floor exercises. She won vault at the previous Junior Pan Ams. Anysia Unick placed 7th AA and has qualified to all four event apparatus. Rounding out the team was Madeline Gardiner, who finished in 11th position.

In previous competition Canada's men's team (Robert Watson, Ian Galvan, Jaylan Birl, Tariq Dowers) finished fourth, just missing the podium. Watson ranked 8th in the AA, with Birl 9th AA. All four continue to the apparatus finals: Watson (rings, floor, and high bar), Birl (floor and vault finals), Galvan (rings and vault), and Dowers (pommels).

Perhaps most importantly from these Games, Canada qualified spots in both the men's and women's competitions at the inaugural Youth Olympics, scheduled for Singapore 2010.

Results:
Women's results from Junior Pan Ams
Men's results from Junior Pan Ams


NOVEMBER 6 - OSIJEK WORLD CUP

Cynthia Lemieux and Laurie-Eve Pepin-Gagne competed in the apparatus finals at a World Cup event today in Osijek, Croatia. Lemieux finished 8th on vault, and scratched from the bar final (she'd qualified in 8th place). Pepin-Gagne, who qualified in second position, faltered in the final and finished in 8th.


NOVEMBER 3 - ADAM WONG RETIRES

Two-time Olympian Adam Wong announced his retirement today. In addition to his performances in Athens (2004) and Beijing (2008), Adam turned in golden performances at the 2006 Commonwealth Games (team, floor). At the 2006 World Championships he and his teammates turned in Canada's best ever team effort, finishing fourth in prelims and sixth in team finals. Individually he ranked 9th all-around - Canada's best ever finish in the all-around.

Wong missed most of the 2007 season, rehabbing a torn Achilles suffered while training floor in Greece. He returned to competition in 2008 winning his seventh Canadian Nationals title (third as a senior) and finished 15th in the all-around at the Beijing Olympics. Much of his time following these recent Olympics were spent focusing on his academics, and he recently competed a Bachelor's in Engineering.

Wong's last competition was the 2009 Canadian Nationals, where he competed (and medalled) on the two events he competed: 2nd FX, 3rd PH. He tells Alberta Gymnastics that it's time he focused on his professional goals:

After much deliberation, I have decided to realize and put focus towards my professional goals outside of the sport. After reviewing the 2010 schedule, it is clear that I will not be able to dedicate myself to the men?s national team in a capacity I personally deem acceptable, while simultaneously pursuing my professional and personal ambitions.

It was a genuine pleasure and true honor to represent the Canadian team for so many years. The opportunities I have been afforded can be classified as nothing other than once-in-a-lifetime, and I will always cherish these moments. To have been able to work with so many skilled athletes and coaches is a luxury that I have not taken for granted. Gymnastics Canada has expressed nothing but support and encouragement towards my coaches, family, and myself throughout my career; statements that reflect an exemplary association, one that I was never less than proud to represent. I will undoubtedly miss many aspects of the sport, and this decision was by no means an easy one to make.

Good luck, Adam...and thank you!


NOVEMBER 3 - COMPETITION GETS UNDERWAY IN BRAZIL

The 2009 Junior Pan Am Games begin this week in Brazil. Canada is fielding a strong team consisting of Anysia Unick, Dominique Pegg, Rochelle Hurt, and Madeleine Gardiner. The foursome represented Canada in the junior portion of the Gymnix event held earlier this year. 

This year's Junior Pan Ams holds newfound significance, with the top all-arounders qualifying spots for their country at next year's inaugural Youth Olympic Games in Singapore. Only WAG born in 1995 are eligible to compete at next year's Youth Olympic Games, and the top six 1995-born athletes after taking into account one per country, qualify to the Youth Olympic Games from these Junior Pan Ams. Gardiner and Hurt are both born in 1995, so are vying to earn a spot for Canada.


NOVEMBER 1 - LEMIEUX, SANDY FINISH 11th AT SWISS CUP

Canada's Cynthia Lemieux and Casey Sandy competed today at the Swiss Cup, a mixed pairs event. Teams are cut after the second and third rotations, with the top teams battling it out in rotation four for top honours. 

Team Canada finished 11th, their competition ending after the second rotation. The two German teams (Kim Bui/Mattias Fahrig, Elisabeth Seitz/Thomas Taranu) topped the podium, with the Swiss home team (Ariella Kaeslin, Nikki Boschenstein) finishing third.

Lemieux's European competition is not yet over; She competes Friday in Croatia at a World Cup event.

Full Results: http://www.swiss-cup.ch/fileadmin/user_upload/swisscupch/dokumente/ranglisten/Rangliste_Swisscup_2009.pdf



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