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Last month, athletes from Cornwall’s Air Gliders Trampoline Club attended the second Ontario Cup in Ottawa. Cornwall was represented by Audrey Millette, Cait- lin McInnis, Arianne Pilon, Laura Lebel, Kasper Furo and Schuyler Schellenberg. I am very proud of the progress our athletes are showing,” said Jean Juneau. Schellenberg, the most advanced tram- polinist in the club, had a great perfor- mance, receiving the second highest score of his level and earning the silver medal. Millette also had a very good performance, being her only second experience at tram- poline competition. She earned herself a fourth place ribbon. A minimum score with attendance at two out of three competi- tions is required to attend Provincial Cham- pionships. Schuyler, Audrey, and Laura have achieved their official qualifications to at- tend the Provincial Championships in April. Kasper, Arianne and Caitlin will focus on the upcoming 3 rd Cup in March to attain their qualifications for Provincials.
Schuyler Schellenberg, warming up be- fore a competition. jumping with us for six years, all of our ath- letes are in their first year of competition, which is very good”. The number of competitors in Ontario has seen a significant increase again this year, having over 400 competitors trying their best in various levels of the program. Corn- wall’s own Air Gliders Trampoline Club trains twice a week at École secondaire L’Héritage. Young jumpers from Cornwall, Alexandria, Moose Creek and as far as Mountain have made the choice to engage themselves in training to display their ability at various provincial level competitions.
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Last month, athletes fromCornwall’s Air Gliders Trampoline Club attended the sec- ond Ontario Cup in Ottawa. In the front row, Audrey Millette from Cornwall, Ari- anne Pilon from Alexandria and Schuyler Schellenberg from Moose Creek. In the back row is Laura Lebel from Cornwall.
“I am very proud of the progress our athletes are showing,” said Jean Juneau, head coach for the Air Gliders Trampoline Club. “Aside from Schuyler, who has been
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