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Russians stealing show at World
Championships
OTTAWA –
Canada wrapped up a number of
events at the 9th World Junior Championships in
Moscow,
Russia Saturday with a mixture
of results.
The duet and team finals
took place as Canada looked to gain ground
on its competitors.
Annie Claude Lemay and
Eve Lamoureux sat fifth heading into the duet final and finished the
competition in ninth with a final routine score of 81.164.
Russia’s Alexandra Eltchinova
and Svetlana Romashina maintained first place with a final score of
88.431. The U.S. duet finished second
with a score of 85.086, while
Japan was third posting a
final mark of 84.386.
Heading into the team
final Canada had been tied with
Italy and while results were
close Italy managed to edge the
Canadians to hold on to fifth with a score of 83.710. The Canadians
posted a final score of 83.172.
The Russians stole first
in team as well with a score of 87.596, the Japanese were second
with a final score of 84.760 and the Chinese were third with a score
of 84.480.
The World Championships
wrap up Sunday with the solo and combo finals.
For complete results
please visit http://www.moscowjunior2004.org/.
Canada is represented
by:
Eve Lamoureux,
Longeuil,
QC
Annie-Claude Lemay,
Montreal QC
Anastasia Polonska,
Montreal,
QC
Elise Marcotte,
Ancienne-Lorette,
QC
Dominika Kopcik,
Surrey,
BC
Karelle Diotte,
Blainville,
QC
Kate Latter,
Calgary,
AB
Marie-Line Linteau,
Quebec
City,
QC
Belinda Potvin-Serres,
Montreal,
QC
Sarah-Eve Pelletier,
Quebec,
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