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Canada looks to gain ground on
Russians
OTTAWA –
Canada looked to gain some
ground at the 9th World Junior Championships in
Moscow,
Russia
Friday.
Canada’s junior national team
competed in the figures event where they saw one member finish in
the top ten. Belinda Potvin-Serres was the only Canadian able to
crack the top ten which was dominated by the Russians who held the
top six spots.
Potvin-Serres picked up
marks of 80.190 with 50 per cent of that mark being attributed to
her final results in team and combo.
Elise Marcotte finished
11th with a mark of 79.720, while Sarah-Eve Pelletier
came in 34th with a score of 77.412. Marcotte swims as
Canada’s soloist at the World
Championships.
Canada then saw Dominika
Kopcik finish 50th, Kate Latter was 60th,
Anastasia Polonska and Annie-Claude Lemay were 70th and
71st respectively. Eve Lamoureux was 80th,
Karelle Diotte was 109th, Marie-Line Linteau was
115th.
Canada will look to gain some
ground on its Russian competitors Saturday with the duet and team
final taking place.
For complete results see
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,
QC
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