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Join us for the 2019 Provincial Championships!

Join us on April 6 & 7 at the Max Bell Centre for a weekend of rhythmic gymnastics! Tickets are available in advance through Eventbrite.

Registration Information

Level 3 Coaching Course in Ontario

Gymnastics Canada is offering a Level 3 Rhythmic Gymnastics Coaching Course from August 30, 2019 – September 2, 2019 at Kalev Estienne in Thornhill, Ontario.

NCCP Level 3 Registration Form

Upcoming Competition 1 Course

Rhythmic Gymnastics Manitoba will be hosting the first Competition 1 course to run in Manitoba from August 29-September 1. This course replaces NCCP Level 2 and includes both the technical and theory portions of becoming a certified coach.

Registration Form: Competition 1 Introduction

For more information about this course please contact RGM.

Alexys Purdie and Samantha Pfeil successful at Elite Canada

Alexys Purdie (L) and Samantha Pfeil (R) with their coach Zdravka Tchonkova.

Alexys Purdie and Samantha Pfeil, both of HPTC International took home awards at the 2019 Elite Canada competition in Rhythmic Gymnastics at the Genesis Centre in Calgary, AB. Both athletes have directly qualified for the Canadian Championships in May.

Purdie, competing in Senior made the High Performance category for 2019 and finished 8th in the ball final.

Pfeil, who competes in Junior, made the High Performance category for 2019, finished 8^th in the All-Around final, 4^th in the ball final, and 6^th in the rope final.

Team Manitoba at Elite Canada

Pictured: Samantha Pfeil (Junior), Photo by Marny Barnes.

Rhythmic Gymnastics Manitoba is pleased to announce the team of gymnasts representing Manitoba at Elite Canada.

Who: Juniors Aubrey Burns, Samantha Pfeil, Festina Teneqja; Seniors Grace Francis, Anastasia Kurakin, Alexys Purdie, Anna Belle Richards, Alexandra Yarema.

Elite Canada Final Rotation

Elite Canada Schedule

What: Elite Canada is held to determine the top junior and senior rhythmic gymnasts in Canada. It is the first opportunity for gymnasts to qualify for the Canadian Championships, serves as selection for the athletes that will represent Canada at major international competitions, and determines who competes in the High Performance category made up of the top 15 athletes in the Junior and Senior categories.

Where: Genesis Centre, Calgary, Alberta
When: February 15-17, 2019
Live Video: FloGymnastics (by subscription)
Live scoring: KSIS