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GYMNASTS from Huntingdon Olympic Gym competed in the London Open at Dagenham at the weekend, performing well to take three top-10 placings overall. Cameron Mackenzie, 13, completed six excellent routines to register a score of 78.250. Mackenzie came fo
GYMNASTS from Huntingdon Olympic Gym competed in the London Open at Dagenham at the weekend, performing well to take three top-10 placings overall.
Cameron Mackenzie, 13, completed six excellent routines to register a score of 78.250.
Mackenzie came fourth, missing out on a bronze medal by 0.05.
Max Bennett, also 13, came close behind with a score of 77.650, giving him fifth place.
Alex Brailsford, 12, came a creditable 10th out of 40 competitors.
Four club members also competed the previous weekend in the National Development Plan Finals at Newcastle.
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Ryan Dearlove and Joshua Goddard, both 12, William Mas, eight, and Jack Webb, nine, were competing in their first major event, and all did well.
Ryan narrowly missed out on a National squad placement, but new recruit William made the NDP National squad for the Primary 4 age group.