Medals Photos 16

Saturday, January 06, 2007


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Page 16 - BRITISH TOURNAMENT 2006 MEDAL CEREMONIES PHOTO SPECIAL!

Congratulations to all of the medalists on your superb performances at the British Open Tournament 2006!

I hope you enjoy seeing these great podium photos of most of the medalists, and you can see more medalists in our 17 page photo gallery with over 430 fantastic Tournament photos! Don’t miss great photos of the Tumblers plus the special European Teams presentation.

Special thanks go to Cherry-Ann Ballantyne and Richard Owen for allowing me to use their amazing photos from the British Tournament. Don’t miss the fantastic 4 page photo gallery from Cherry-Ann Ballantyne plus a 4 page Harefield gallery by Richard Owen and Beth Ledger’s Wakefield Tournament photo collage.

All photos in our British Tournament special are copyright of Ken Summerfield and the photographers above and must not be copied or reproduced without permission.

CLICK HERE TO SEE TEAM PHOTOS OF THE USA AND BELGIAN ACROBATS INCLUDING ALL THE MEDALISTS.

A farewell appearance for the fantastic Great Britain and Wakefield Junior Mixed Pair Anthony Middleton and Amy Laycock as they won the 2006 British Open Tournament Title with a superb performance scoring 28.550 in their final combined routine. They are shown with Wakefield Coach Victoria receiving their Trophies.

Congratulations to both of you and good luck to Anthony in your future career. We look forward to seeing Amy compete in the future.

Fittingly Wakefield recorded a great double as Lee and Sarah also won the Silver medals with another excellent performance from the GB pair.




		A great double for Wakefield in the Junior Mixed Pairs British Open Tournament 2006 as Lee Colley and Sarah Cameron win the Silver medals with a score of 28.400.




		A well deserved bronze medal for in the Junior Mixed Pairs Finals for Nik De Roek and Amber Van Wijk from APG-Art Gym in Belgium after a fall in the Prelims.Well done to both of you.

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	Above centre, Gold medalists in the Junior Womens Groups Finals in the 2006 British Tournament from Harefield, Katie Amith, Jess Dangerfield and Ciara McGrath who scored 28.700.


	British Open Tournament silver medalists in the Junior Womens Groups Finals Natasha Johnston, Emma Storey and Amber Webster from Wakefield.


	A proud moment for Harefield’s Deborah Owen and Kelly Mannion shown with Head Coach Natasha Maxwell as Deborah and Kelly are presented with the 2006 British Open Tournament Junior Womens Pairs trophy, Deborah and Kelly scored 27.750 with their combined to take the Gold medals.


	Silver Medalists in the Junior Womens Pairs Finals from the USA Mallory Henthorn and Savannah Shields with a score of 26.900. A special mention too for the great sportsmanhip shown by the USA girls as they congratulated the other competitors and medalists.




			Joanne White, Amber Ballantyne- Styles and Rosie Burr from Oxford, Gold medalists in the 11-16 Womens Groups scoring a total of 57.250.


	A medal winning double for Oxford School of Gymnastics in the 11-16 Womens Groups Finals as Joanne, Amber and Rosie win the British Open Tournament Title and Catherine Aitchison, Rosie Green and Ellie Newitt take the Silver medals with a total of 56.700.

The bronze medalists in the 11-16 Womens Groups British Open Tournament 2006 finals from the USA, Mackenzie Porter, Emily Lingo and Courtney Harms who scored a total of 55.450.

Beth Ledger and Beth Styles from Wakefield, Gold Medalists in the 11-16 Womens Pairs scoring 28.150.

Beth Ledger and Beth Styles from Wakefield.

Alison Hayes and Louise Kelly from Ballincollig in Ireland, bronze medalists in the 11-16 Womens Pairs Finals.


	Alison Novis and Danielle Coe from Horsham Gold Medalists in the Senior Womens Pairs with a score of 25.450.




	Tania Noble and Bibi Passmore from Richmond, Silver medalists in the Senior Womens Pairs.



	Silver medalists in the Senior Womens Groups British Open Tournament 2006 Finals, Elke Knaepkens, Kim Delose and Caro Annaert from APG-Art Gym in Belgium.




	Gold medalists in the Senior Womens Groups British Open Tournament 2006, Hayley Buckman, Hannah Pompa and Charlotte Franklin from Southampton. The girls scored 25.310 with their combined.



	A second medal for Southampton in the Senior Womens Groups Finals as Kirsty Warren, Abigail Marsh and Molley Bailey take the bronze with a score of 23.750.


	British Open Tournament 2006 Senior Mens Pairs Gold medalists Carlos Amaro and Tyler Spray from the USA who scored 28.140 in their final combined routine. Carlos and Tyler scored a total of 55.683 with 27.857 in balance and 27.827 in their dynamic routines.


	Gold Medalists in the Senior Mixed Pairs Matt Bennett and Isis Clegg-Vinnell from Horsham who scored 26.170 in their final combined routine to take the Gold.


	Matt Bennett and Isis Clegg-Vinnell from Horsham.


	Silver Medalists in the Senior Mixed Pairs Brian Kincher and Kristin Allen from the USA scoring 26.170 with their combined routine.


	The Gold Medalists in the British Tournament 2006 Mens Groups Grade 4 from Southampton Matthew Gregory, Matthew Porter, James Auger and Elijah King. The boys scored a total of 43.000 from their balance and tempo routines.


	Congratulations to the British Open Tournament 2006 Level Four Womens Group gold medalists from Richmond, Tsveti Genov, Tashi Goldring and Josie Russell. The girls were in second position after their balance routine, but a terrific tempo routine gave them a score of 26.500 and a total of 51.800, to win the British Open Level 4 Title for 2006.


	The silver medalists in the Level Four Womens Groups Jessica Burlton, Carly Robinson and Emma Strachen from South Staffs. A fine performance from the trio gave them a score of 26.150 in balance , and a total of 51.150 after their tempo gave the girls well deserved silver medals.