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Written by THE CANADIAN PRESS
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Sunday, 20 July 2008 |
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ST-HYACINTHE, Que. - Julie Warnock of Airdrie, Alta., won the gold medal in double mini trampoline and a bronze in trampoline to finish this weekend's Canada Cup competition with three medals.
On double mini trampoline, Warnock, the reigning world championship silver medallist, was first with 137.00 points. Corissa Boychuk of Airdrie was second at 129.00 and Gillian Bruce of Calgary third at 119.8.
In trampoline, Samantha Sendel of Toronto was the winner with Brenna Casey also of Toronto second and Warnock third. Warnock also won a bronze Saturday in women's tumbling.
''It was a busy weekend for sure," said Warnock, who successfully defended her Canada Cup double mini title. "I did really well in the double mini preliminaries and in the finals I just wanted to finish."
In men's trampoline, Charles Thibault of Charlesbourg, Que., was the winner at 108.20, Kyle Soehn of Red Deer, Alta., second at 99.100 and Philip Barbaro of Toronto third at 91.600.
''I decided to go with a conservative routine in the final," said Thibault. "It worked out really well for me."
In men's double mini trampoline, Alex Seifert of Calgary, Soehn and Colton Kent of Calgary placed 1-2-3 respectively. It was Seifert's second gold of the competition. He won the men's tumbling on Saturday.
In junior trampoline competition, Sebastien St-Germain of St-Michel, Que., and Mariah Madigan of Toronto were the men's and women's winners respectively.
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