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SYNCHRO ALBERTA

presents the

Wildrose Provincial Stream Qualifier 2014

February 28 – March 2

Kinsmen Sport Centre Edmonton, Alberta

Hosted By

novasynchro.org

Hosted by The Nova Synchronized Swim Club, Edmonton, Alberta novasynchro.org 2

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Wildrose Provincial Stream Qualifier Meet 2014 February 28 - March 2, 2014

The Nova Synchro Club welcomes all athletes, coaches, chaperones, families, judges and officials to the 2014 Wildrose Provincial Stream Qualifier. We are excited to see the hard work the swimmers have put into their Figures and Routines. We extend a special THANK YOU to all of the officials and the many volunteers from NOVA Synchro. We would especially like to thank all the volunteers who came to our rescue and helped make this competition a success. Without the many volunteers willing to give their time it would be impossible to organize and host a synchronized swimming event. Organizing Committee:

Meet Manager ............................. Rachel Keim Hospitality Team .......................... Erica Fawcett Program Development ................. Kalvin Bergum Volunteer Co-ordinators ............... Nicole Choquet-Hetu Awards ......................................... Brenda Embury & Rachel Keim Roses for sale .............................. $5 each

Synchro Photography by photographer and synchro coach Diane Connors

I've been in synchro for 12 years and have been shooting for 8. I know what to look for and pride myself on energetic photos that capture all the important moments in a routine. Come stop by to see the photos at our booth Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday. I am also selling a synchro card game that I have created - it's a lot of fun and I think synchro swimmers will agree!

Pricing & Packages: Individual Photo .......................... $10 Solo Routine (all photos) ............ $25 Duet Routine (all photos) ............ $40 Team Routine (all photos) .........$100 Prices are meant to be affordable. Free Graphic Design Detailing with the purchase of a routine package. Creative colour work, photoshopping (head swapping, removing things like water droplets), and graphic detailing (putting on names and logos) included.


Saturday March 1 Schedule Times for events may change

7:00 am Facility Opens

7:15 am 7:35 am Figure Warm Up – Novice, 16-18

7:35 am 8:00 am

8:00 am 8:25 am

Novice Figures Panel 1 – Figure 1 Panel 2 – Figure 2 Panel 1 – Figure 3 Panel 2 – Figure 4

7:35 am 8:00 am

8:00 am 8:25 am

16-18 Figures Panel 3 – Figure 1 Panel 4 – Figure 2 Panel 3 – Figure 3 Panel 4 – Figure 4

8:25 am 8:45 am Warm Up 10 & Under Figures 8:45 am 9:55 am 10 & Under Figures

Panel 1 – Figure 1 Panel 2 – Figure 2 Panel 3 – Figure 3 Panel 4 – Figure 4

9:55 am 10:15 am Warm Up 11-12 Figures 10:15 am 11:25 am 11-12 Figures


11:25 am 11:45 am Warm Up 13-15 Figures 11:45 am 1:00 pm 13-15 Figures


1:00 pm 1:30 pm Judges Lunch 1:10 pm 1:30 pm Warm Up 10 & Under Solos, 11-12 Solos 1:30 pm 2:00 pm Solos – 10 & Under 2:00 pm 3:05 pm Solos – 11-12 3:05 pm 3:25 pm Warm Up Solos – Novice 13-15, 16-18 3:25 pm 3:45 pm Solos – Novice 3:45 pm 4:25 pm Solos – 13-15 4:25 pm 4:35 pm Solos – 16-18 4:35 pm 4:55 pm Warm Up – Duets 10 & Under, Novice 4:55 pm 5:35 pm Duets - 10 & Under 5:35 pm 5:50 pm Duets – Novice 5:50 pm 6:10 pm Split Warm Up 13-15 Duets, 16-18 Duets, Combo 13-15

1st Duets 13-15 2nd 16-18 Duets/Combo

6:10 pm 6:40 pm Duets 13-15 6:40 pm 6:55 pm Duets 16-18 6:55 pm 7:00 pm Combo

ALL TIMES SCHEDULED MAY ADVANCE BY AS MUCH AS 30 MINUTES


Sunday March 2 Schedule Times for events may change

8:00 am 8:30 am Split Warm Up 11-12 Duets

1st – PS 1 / #1-7 2nd – #8-15

8:30 am 9:50 am Duets 11-12

9:50 am 10:20 am Split Warm Up 10 & Under Teams 1st – 2 PS / #1-5 2nd – #6-11

10:20 am 11:25 am Teams – 10 & Under

11:25 am 12:05 pm Split Warm Up 11-12 1st – 1 PS / #1-5 2nd – #6-11

12:05 pm 1:00 pm Teams – 11-12

1:00 pm 1:30 pm Split Warm Up Teams Novice, 13-15, 16-18 1st – Nov/16-18/13-15 #1-2 2nd – 13-15 #3-9

1:30 pm 1:50 pm Teams - Novice 1:50 pm 2:35 pm Teams 13-15 2:35 pm 2:45 pm Teams – 16-18

ALL TIMES SCHEDULED MAY ADVANCE BY AS MUCH AS 30 MINUTES Coming Soon… Attention all registered Nova Swimmers! Looking for an opportunity to enhance your synchronized swimming growth and development? Look for information on the Laura Mumme Swimmer Development $500 Scholarship at novasynchro.org. Application information will be coming soon in March 2014!

For swimmers safety Please No Flash Photography


Saturday March 1 10 & Under Solos

1 ORCA SWIM CLUB

Swimmer: Gabriela Roth Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

2 ORCA SWIM CLUB

Swimmer: Jenna Handfield Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

3 C.W.C SEA SPRITES – Coached By: Megan Mccoy, Jewely Sunay

Swimmer: Kimberly Mccoubrey Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

4 CALGARY EILITE SYNCHRO - Coached By: Andie Harrison

Swimmer: Teagan Stachejczuk Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

5 KILLARNEY SYNCHRO - Coached By: Kate Latter

Swimmer: Isabella Osvath Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

6 CALGARY EILITE SYNCHRO - Coached By: Valerie Titov

Swimmer: Simone Radom Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Saturday March 1 11-12 Solos

1 CALGARY AQUABELLES- Coached By: Kelly Kryczka Irwin, Madison Allen

Swimmer:Teah Hoffman Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

2 C.W.C SEA SPRITES - Coached By: Jewely Sunay

Swimmer: Chloe Potter Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

3 KILLARNEY SYNCHRO - Coached By: Janet Ayers

Swimmer: Sophie Alexander Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

4 RED DEER SYNCHRO - Coached By: Annette Wegner

Swimmer: Kia Risling Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

5 CALGARY ELITE SYNCHRO - Coached By: Valerie Titov

Swimmer: Anastasia Sitzenova Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

6 KILLARNEY SYNCHRO - Coached By: Amy Schimpf

Swimmer: Hannah Dilger Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

7 Popular- Coached By: Arden McMahon

Swimmer: Brianna Olynyk Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


8 KILLARNEY SYNCHRO - Coached By: Katrina Waldhauser

Swimmer:Hailey Doyle Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

9 C.W.C SEA SPRITES - Coached By: Jewely Sunay

Swimmer: Jaime Czarkowski Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

10 CALGARY ELITE SYNCHRO - Coached By: Jessica Van Der Elst

Swimmer: Cassandra Wood Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

11 CALGARY AQUABELLES - Coached By: Madison Allen, Kelly Kryczka Irwin

Swimmer: Taylor Williamson Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

12 C.W.C. SEA SPRITES - Coached By: Jewely Sunay

Swimmer: Rosemary Stuart Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

Synchronized Swimming Fun Facts The origin of synchronized swimming dates back to the Royal Life Saving Society’s

aquatic demonstration in Montreal in 1929. Synchronized swimming was one of the two female-only sports at the London 2012

Olympics. The pool bottom is off-limits during performances. Instead, synchronized swimmers must

continuously tread water in an eggbeater fashion to free up the arms and make the illusion that they are comfortably standing. Touching the bottom results in a two-point deduction.

Synchronized swimming was exhibited as a demonstration sport in the 1952 Helsinki Olympics.

Underwater speakers allow the athletes to hear their routine music underwater.


Saturday March 1 Novice Solos

1 CALGARY AQUABELLES - Coached By: Andra Millage

Swimmer: Gina Sprovieri Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

2 GRANDE PRAIRIE SYNQUATICS - Coached By: Jen Doumont

Swimmer: Madison Trepanier Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

3 STRATHCONA SYNSTICS - Coached By: Jade Connors

Swimmer: Chloe Kachuk Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

4 KILLARNEY SYNCHRO - Coached By: Paula Blackmore-White

Swimmer: Emily Sakaguchi Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

Synchronized Swimming Fun Facts Synchronized swimming was given full medal status at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Synchronized swimmers use Gelatin to keep their hair in place during their routines. It is a

common kitchen ingredient used for cooking and baking. It has 0% Fats and Carbohydrates, 5 calories and 1 gram of protein.

Nose plugs may be worn to keep the water out of the nose while the athlete is under the water.



1 CALGARY AQUABELLES- Coached By: Kelly Kryczka Irwin, Madison Allen

Swimmer: Chantelle Lapointe Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

2 AURORA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Kavannah Robinson

Swimmer: Amy Marie Chrusch Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

3 Nova Synchro - Coached By: Laura Mumme

Swimmer: Blair Grimes Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

4 RED DEAR SYNCHRO - Coached By: Annette Wegner

Swimmer: Halford Claire Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

5 CALGARY AQUABELLES - Coached By: Kelly Kryczka Irwin, Madison Allen

Swimmer: Keilan Williams Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

6 NOVA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Rebecca Kaufman

Swimmer: Bethany Jantz Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

7 CALGARY AQUABELLES - Coached By: Kelly Kryczka Irwin, Anastasia Wilcox

Swimmer: Payton Hooey Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion



1 Solo - Coached By: Sara Kindt

Swimmer: Erin Nishikawa Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

2 NOVA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Elizabeth Scott

Swimmer: Sarah Power Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Saturday March 1 10 & Under Duets

1 ORCA SWIM CLUB

Swimmers: A. Handfield, N. Williams Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

2 ORCA SWIM CLUB

Swimmers: A. Handfield, C. Duchene Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

3 KILLARNEY SYNCHRO- Coached By: Amy Tucker

Swimmers: Juliet Alexander, Isabella Marchildon Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

4 AURORA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Meaghan Hipkin

Swimmers: Elizabeth Moore, Kimberly Poitras Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

5 STRATHCONA SYNATICS - Coached By: Jade Connors

Swimmers: Jolie Woefling, Jaedyn Snider Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

6 CALGARY ELITE SYNCHRO - Coached By: Kim Hurtig

Swimmers: Hayley Stevens, Jane Thomlinson Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

7 C.W.C. SEA SPRITES- Coached By: Jessica Bellis, Jewely Sunay

Swimmers: Celine Yeung, Lily McCoubrey Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


8 CALGARY AQUABELLES- Coached By: Andra Millage

Swimmers: Elizabeth Battista, Claire Brett Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

Saturday March 1 Novice Duets

1 CALGARY AQUABELLES - Coached By: Myrna Kruger, Anastasia Wilcox

Swimmers: Ava Ehtesham, Nicole Silva Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Olivia Anderws, Jessica Beddome Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Solana Genereux, Madison Trepanier Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

Synchronized Swimming Fun Facts Synchro routines require incredible core strength. Routines incorporate twists, pointed

toes, splits, lifts, boosts, throws, static positions, and sculling. It is a combination of aerobic exercise done above the water level and anaerobic exercise done below the water level. The team motto of one of Nova’s teams last year was, “breathing is a privilege, not a right!” Don’t forget, this is all done while smiling, with perfect hair and makeup and with grace.

Synchronized swimmers are thought to practice more than most other Olympic athletes. They can spend up to 6 days a week, 8 hours a day (6 hours in the water and 2 hours cross-training). These women are fit and strong.

Synchronized swimming is known as a life-long sport, enjoyed by children and seniors alike.


Saturday March 1 13-15 Duets

1 CALGARY AQUABELLES - Coached By: Kelly Kryczka Irwin Madison Allen

Swimmers: Payton Hooey, Chantelle Lapointe Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Kallan Packard, Mercedes Patrick Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

3 C.W.C. SEA SPRITES - Coached By: Jessica Bellis, Jewely Sunay

Swimmers: Brianna Hall, Molly McCoubrey Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

4 AURORA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Samara Hipkin

Swimmers: Joleen Swanson, Adina Vostry Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Mya Freeman, Hope Sorokan Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Sophia Blackett, Saskia Groot Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

7 CALGARY AQUABELLES- Coached By: Kelly Kryczka Irwin, Anastasia Wilcox

Swimmers: Simran Bains, Nicoline Kjaer Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


8 NOVA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Elizabeth Scott

Swimmers: Bailey Fawcett, Chloe McKee Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

Saturday March 1 16-18 Duets

1 NOVA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Kim Phillips Langer

Swimmers:Camryn Bergum, Anna Embury Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

2 LETHBRIDGE SYNCHROBELLES - Coached By: Sara Kindt

Swimmers: Olivia Allen, Ashley Bodell Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

3 NOVA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Rebecca Kauffman

Swimmers: Madeline Engen, Grenke Naomi Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

Saturday March 1 Combo

1 STRATHCONA SYNATICS - Coached By: Jennifer Bilou, Katrina Field

Swimmers: Emma Allenson, Rachel Hobern, Brianne Marler, Cara Olynyk, Nicole Patras, Claire Spiess, Kessica Bushulak, Kendra Carlson, Mireille Coon

Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Sunday March 2 11-12 Duets

1 CALGARY ELITE SYNCHRO

Swimmers: Kaylee Doan, Hope Locke Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Natalie Greenfield, Veronica Sizov Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

3 STRATHCONA SYNATICS - Coached By: Miranda Mose

Swimmers: Brooklyn Holt, Christine Kintscher Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Jayde Cuthbertson, Chloe Potter Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

5 CALGARY AQUABELLES - Coached By: Madison Allen, Myrna Kruger

Swimmers: Kamilla Olmedo, GracynSteeves Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Terra Paul, Kia Risling Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Jaime Czarkowski, Rosemary Stuart Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


8 KILLARNEY SYNCHRO - Coached By: Maryjane Peters Swimmers:MacKenzie Campell, Daniele Cameron Hinojosa Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

9 CALGARY AQUABELLES - Coached By: Madison Allen, Anastasia Wilcox

Swimmers: Brielle Burdett, Camryn Hooey Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

10 KILLARNEY SYNCHRO - Coached By: Paula Blackmoore-White

Swimmers: Ella McManus, Ruth Rasero Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Kiana Sweet, Julia Tillman Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

12 AURORA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Trisha Poitras

Swimmers: Paige Skogstad, Sarah Swaters Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

13 C.W.C. SEA SPRITES SYNCHRO - Coached By: Jessica Bellis, Jewely Sunay

Swimmers: AdrianaGeremia, Sabine Schroeder Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

14 NOVA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Diane Connors

Swimmers: Irys Miciak, Tessa Van Herwaarden Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


15 STRATHCONA SYNATICS - Coached By: Laura Vriens

Swimmers: Mary Lush, Emma Sidorchuk Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Sunday March 2 10 & Under Teams

1 ORCA SWIM CLUB

Swimmers: Orca Novice Team Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

2 ORCA SWIM CLUB

Swimmers: Orca 13-15 Team Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

3 STRATHCONA SYNATICS - Coached By: Jade Connors, Miranda Mose

Swimmers: Gabi Cadrin, Jolie Hoefling, Stephanie Kintscher, Jaedyn Snider, Raya Wolski, Chloe Kachuk Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

4 CALGARY ELITE SYNCHRO - Coached By: Andie Harrison

Swimmers: Hallie Mevel, Jenais Pieper, Simone Radom, Teagan Stachejczuk Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

5 KILLARNEY SYNCHRO - Coached By: Maryjane Peters, Shauna Tucker

Swimmers: Juliet Alexander, Lauren Bell, Isabella Marchildon, Mallory Mate, Jessica McCartney, Ella Merritt, Isabella Osvath, Ella Thornton, Izzy Tillman, Kristijana Karagic


6 LETHBRIDGE SYNCHROBELLES - Coached By: Dakota Lizee

Swimmers: Brooklyn Howe, Preslie Kowal, Jayda Krueger, Madison Marsh, Kassidi Schultz, Tyanna Schow, Kimberly Vangenderen Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion



Swimmers: Jayden Haase, Piper Jackson, Jerrica Thompson, Chloe Vandenhurk, Terra Paul Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

8 LETHBRIDGE SYNCHROBELLES - Coached By: Lindsey Bedford

Swimmers: Grace Evanson, Katherine Allen, Kiana Bachmeier, Rikki Halverson, Amara Lewis, Sage Marshall, Jonah Pinksen, Hannah Vanderhooft


9 LETHBRIDGE SYNCHROBELLES - Coached By: Brittany Janecke

Swimmers: Kiara Bachmeier, Hannah Comchi, Peyton Schwindt, Lana Vangerderen, Anna Fujita, Kelsey Miechota Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

10 C.W.C. SEA SPRITES - Coached By: Megan McCoy, Jewely Sunay

Swimmers: Celine Yeung, Lily McCoubrey, Kimberly McCoubrey, Gabrielle Popadyneetz, MacKenzie Riddell Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

11 AURORA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Meaghan Hipkin, Trisha Poitras

Swimmers: Abigail Bowen, Sophia Brenner, Anastasia Jean Callow, Dawn Dechene, Piper Fodor, Audrey Kirkland, Keltie Purvis, Savannah Rae


12 CALGARY AQUABELLES - Coached By: Andra Millage

Swimmers: Elizabeth Battista, Claire Brett, Zoe Evans, Aurora McDougall, Ella Risk, Anillese Spencer, Gina Sprovieri, Camryn Steeves Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

13 CALGARY ELITE SYNCHRO - Coached By: Elena Spronk

Swimmers: Grace Allen, Genevieve Bland, Lauren MacDougall, Hayley Stevens, Jane Thomlinson Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Sunday March 2 11-12 Teams

1 ORCA SWIM CLUB

Swimmers: Orca 16-18 Team Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

2 KILLARNEY SYNCHRO - Coached By: Aliza Markert

Swimmers: Sophie Alexander, MacKenzie Campbell, Daniele Cameron Hinojosa, Hannah Dilger, Isabella Duque, Eva Smith


3 AURORA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Trisha Poitras

Swimmers: Gabrielle King, Elizabeth Moore, Kimberly Poitras, Dakota Sabo, Katherine Bath, Paige Skogstad, Sarah Swaters Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Jayde Cuthbertson, Jaime Czarkowski Adriana Geremia, Chloe Potter, Sabine Schroeder, Rosemary Stuart Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

5 CALGARY ELITE SYNCHRO - Coached By: Jessica Van Der Elst

Swimmers: Kaylee Doan, Tegan Koyich, Hope Locke, Anastasia Sizenova, Cassandra Wood, Samantha Thorne


6 NOVA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Gail McKnight

Swimmers: Janelle Harnson, Meghan Hughes, Asha Nelson, Morghan Van Walsum, Isabelle Villeneuve, Annaleise Walker Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


7 CALGARY AQUABELLES - Coached By: Anastasia Wilcox

Swimmers: Grace Buchanan, Ana Flechas, Madison Gunn, Kamilla Olmedo, Anjali Sehgal, Gracyn Steeves Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

8 LETHBRIDGE SYNCHROBELLES - Coached By: Leigh Lewis

Swimmers: Danica Jakovljevic, Hayley Ashford, Mia Brodway, Trishanna Fernihough, Jamie Jakovljevic, Yumeka Ogita, Hayley Smith


9 LETHBRIDGE SYNCHROBELLES - Coached By: Lewis Leigh, Morgan Kelley

Swimmers: Madison Borbely, Micheala Emes, Sophia Foder, Paris Marshall, Jordan Gruniger Goruk Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

10 STRATHCONA SYNATICS - Coached By: Laura Vriens

Swimmers: Brianna Olynyk, Elise Albert, Syndey Butterfield, Ruscita Hygaard, Mary Lush, Emma Sidorchuk, Klara Vany Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Haily Doyle, Abby Hayden, Samantha Hayden, McManus Ruth, mily Sakaguchi, Kiana Sweet, Julia Tillman



Swimmers: Brooklyn Baker, Dana Brunskill, Brielle Burdett, Natalie Greenfield, Teah Hoffman, Camryn Hooey, Veronica Sizov, Taylor Williamson Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Sunday March 2 Novice Teams

1 Hairspray - Coached By: Myrna Kruger

Swimmers: Ava Ehtesham, Nicole Silva, Mya Stanton, Sophie Koster Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

2 Novice Team - Coached By: Emily Olsen

Swimmers: Sarah Knapton, Emily Bateman, Alexandra Boychuk, Jessa Clarkson, Malory Kearl, Sarah-Lynn Zuk


3 GRANDE PRAIRIE SYNQUATICS- Coached By: Jen Doumont

Swimmers: Olivia Anderws, Jessica Beddome, Solana Genereux, Madison Trepanier Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion



1 13-15 L Team - Coached By: Elizabeth Scott

Swimmers: Bailey Fawcett, Jessica Gitzel, Abigail Grenke, Blair Grimes, Bethany Jantz, Chloe McKee, Jillian Muller


2 Hollywood - Coached By: Madison Allen, Kelly Kryczka Irwin

Swimmers: Simran Bains, Alessandra Boehm, Bryn Carson, Paloma Costa, Payton Hooey,Nicoline Kjaer, Chantelle Lapointe, Kiera Stinson, Keilan Williams


3 Goonies - Coached By: Jennifer Bilou

Swimmers: Rachel Hobern, Brianne Marler, Nicole Patras, Claire Spiess, Jessica Bushulak, Kendra Carlson, Mireille Coon Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

4 KILLARNEY SYNCHRO - Coached By: Janet Avers

Swimmers: Evangelina Hambly, Jillian Hayden, Paris Lawson, Maira Robertson, Claire Storrow, Lada Teterin Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

5 13-15 K Team - Coached By: Katherine Famulska

Swimmers: Haley Cardinal, Eik Halldorsdottir, Sylvie Hetu, Medina Mawani, Kelsey Tabin, Aurora Thunderchild



Swimmers: Mya Freeman, Claire Halford, Nina Hayes, Amy Hovdestad, Larissa Kaube, Heather Mast, Kallan Packard, Mercedes Patrick, Hope I. Sorokan Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


7 Army - Coached By: Arden McMahon

Swimmers: Brooklyn Holt, Christine Kuntscher, Emma Allenson, Cara Olynyk, Quinn Prodantuk Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Swimmers: Sophia Blackett, Saskia Groot, Brianna Hall, Molly McCoubrey Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion

9 AURORA SYNCHRO - Coached By: Samara Hipkin

Swimmers: Amy Marie Chrusch, Joleen Swanson, Adina Vostry, Veronica Welke-Olmos Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


1 NOVA SYNCHRO

Swimmers: Camryn Bergum, Anna Embury, Madeline Engan, Naomi Grenke, Hannah Keim, Sarah Power, Sarah Tostowaryk


2 LETHBRIDGE SYNCHROBELLES

Swimmers: Olivia Allen, Ashley Bodell, Shelby Terry, Erin Nishikawa Technical Artistic Difficulty Routine Champion


Nova Synchronized Swim Club Trivia In 2013 the Nova Synchro Swim Club celebrated its 25th Anniversary.

The Nova Synchro Swim Club was founded in 1988 by its first Head Coach Marnie MacDougall and by the generous hearts and hands of many parent volunteers.

The Nova Synchro Swim Club’s founding vision was a club where girls of all ages and experience could enjoy the sport of synchronized swimming in programs offering challenge and fun.

The name Nova was chosen, as it was once one of the required figure elements in team.

Nova’s team colours are red, white and black.

Nova Synchro’s logo was designed by Cheryl Hoyles, one of Nova’s first swimmers. It represents a stylized synchronized swimming figure in the shape ‘N’ and is red for Nova’s main team colour.

Nova also means a very bright star, which is exactly how we see each of our athletes.

The Nova Synchro Swim Club offers its athletes strong coaching synchronized swimming skills, as well as training in nutrition, ballet, sports psychology, rhythmic gymnastics and speed swimming.

On November 30, 2013, Nova Synchro celebrated its first Sports Day in Canada Event and Capital Region Figures Meet with Canadian National Team member Gabriella Brisson, and other regional clubs.

Nova Synchro offers recreational programs and competitive programs including: Learn to Synchro, 10 years and under, 12 years and under, Novice (11-15 years), 13-15 years and 16-18 years. Nova also offers solos and duets in each competitive age groups.

Many former Nova Synchro Swim Club members have gone on to swim at National, University and Master’s competition levels.

Many Nova Synchro Swim Club former athletes have chosen to develop their skills as coaches and judges.

The Nova Synchro Swim Club is your host club for the 2014 Wildrose Provincial Stream Qualifier.

In June 2014, The Nova Synchro Swim Club will award the 1st Annual Laura Mumme Swimmer Development Scholarship to an applicant registered as a Nova Synchro Swimmer, in an effort support continued development and education of Nova’s synchronized swimmers.

Nova Synchro hosts various Synchronized Swimming summer camps at various levels of ability, open to all. Please watch our website www.novasynchro.org for more information.

Please contact www.novasynchro.org for more information on any questions you may have regarding our club. We take pride in the fact that our website is updated regularly.

Registration information for the upcoming 2014-2015 season or for summer camps will be available through our website www.novasynchro.org or by contacting 587-989-NOVA (6682)

http://www.novasynchro.org/




Rules and Regulations Routines • For Provincial age Groups a ‘Team’ means a group of at least 4 competitors but not more

than 10. • Swimmer Apparel • Nose clips are allowed for all events. Goggles are allowed with medical certification submitted

to the referee at least 30 minutes before the routine events. • For routines, bathing suites shall conform to the following FINA (Fédération Internationale de

Natation) specifications: The swim wear (swimsuit, cap and goggles) of all competitors shall be in good moral taste and suitable for the individual sports disciplines and not to carry any symbol which may be considered offensive. All swimsuits shall be non-transparent. The referee of a competition has the authority to exclude any competitor whose swimsuit or body symbols do not comply with this rule. In the event the referee thinks a competitor(s) swim wear does not conform, the competitor will not be permitted to compete until changing into appropriate swim wear. Theatrical make-up shall not be worn. Straight makeup that provides a natural, clean and healthy glow is acceptable. The use of accessory equipment, goggles or additional clothing is not permitted unless required by medical reasons. Jewelry may not be worn in routines. Figures Swimmer Apparel • Nose clips are allowed for all events. • Goggles are allowed for figure events. • Swimmers must wear a plain black onepiece suit and white cap. • The cap must be devoid of identifying marks. • The suit must be devoid of identifying marks other than a manufacturer’s logo not exceeding

16 square centimeters. • Jewelry is not allowed.

Synchro Scoring Overview (Canadian Amateur Synchronized Swimming Association Inc. (CASSA) rulebook– Synchro Canada) 1) FIGURES:

A. The order of the performers is randomly drawn. B. The highest and lowest marks are eliminated from all scores. C. The remaining marks are added and averaged. The result is multiplied by the degree of

difficulty assigned to the figure. D. The sum of the four figures performed is divided by the total of the degree of difficulty of the

group and multiplied by 10. Any penalties are then deducted. This result is multiplied by 50%

2) ROUTINES:

E. For Free Routines and Combo Routines each judge awards one mark ranging from 0-10 points.

F. There are no deductions for teams with less than 8 members, or 10 members in Free Combo Routines.


G. The highest and lowest marks are eliminated from all scores. Leaving 3 remaining scores. H. Each Free/Regular Routine panel, and Free Combination/Combo Routine; the score is

calculated as follows: a) Execution Score - the sum of the 3 remaining marks. b) Artistic Impression Score - sum of the 3 remaining category marks, divided by 3,

multiplied by 4. c) Difficulty Score - sum of the 3 remaining marks. d) Free Routine Score and Combo Score - sum of the Execution Score (30%); Artistic

Impression Score (40%); and Difficulty Score (30%). I. Each Technical Routine panel score is calculated as follows:

a) Execution Score – the category’s remaining marks are added. b) Elements Score –required elements have an assigned degree of difficulty. The 3

remaining marks are added. The sum is divided by 3. The result is multiplied by the element’s degree of difficulty. The sum of Elements Scores are divided by the total degree of difficulty for required elements and multiplied by 10. This result is multiplied by 4. The Technical Routine Score is the Sum of the Execution Score (30%), the Impression Score (30%) and the Elements Score (40%).

2a) Ranking Routines:

J. Competitors are ranked twice, for award purposes: Routine Awards and Championship Awards.

K. The Routine Score is the routine adjusted score. L. For senior events the Championship score is based on 50% technical routine and 50% free

routine. The Combo Championship score is based on 100% Routine Score. M. Championship Score is based on 50% routine and 50% figures

2b) Weightings for Free Routines:

N. First Score – Execution Score 30% a) Execution – the level of excellence in performing highly specialized skills. Execution of

all movements. Solo = 90 Duet = 50 Team = 50 Combo = 50

b) Synchronization Score – the precision of in unison, with one another, and in the accompaniment above, at, and below the surface. Synchronization of timing with one another and the music.

Solo = 10 Duet = 50 Team = 50 Combo = 50 O. Second Score – Artistic Impression Score 40%

a) Choreography – the creative skill of composing a routine combining artistic and technical elements. The design and weaving together of variety and creativity of all movements.

Solo = 100 Duet = 100 Team = 100 Combo = 100 b) Music Interpretation – expression of the music’s mood and use of the music’s structure. c) Manner of presentation – manner in which the swimmer(s) present the routine to the

viewers. The total command of the performance of the routine. P. Third Score – Difficulty – 30%

a) Difficulty – the quality of being hard to achieve. Difficulty of all movements and of synchronization.

Solo = 100 Duet = 100 Team = 100 Combo = 100 2c) Weightings for Technical Routines:

Q. First Score – Execution 30%


a) Execution – the level of excellence in performing highly specialized skills. Execution of all movements not having an assigned degree of difficulty.

Solo = 90 Duet = 50 Team = 50 b) Synchronization – the precision of in unison, one with another, and the accompaniment

above, an at below the surface. Solo = 10 Duet = 50 Team = 50

R. Second Score – Impression – 30% a) Difficulty – the quality of being hard to achieve. b) Difficulty of all movements that do not have an assigned degree of difficulty and of

synchronization. Solo = 50 Duet = 50 Team = 50

c) Choreography, Music Interpretation, and Manner of Presentation Solo = 50 Duet = 50 Team = 50

d) Choreography – the creative skill of composing a routine that combines artistic and technical elements. The design and weaving together and variety and creativity of all movements.

e) Music Interpretation – expressing the mood of the music, use of the music’s structure. S. Third Score – Elements 40%

a) Execution – the level of excellence in performing highly specialized skills. b) Execution of each required element with an assigned degree of difficulty. c) Judges assign individual scores for each element with an assigned degree of difficulty. 3) ROUTINE TIMES (PROVINCIAL STREAM)

A. In the Provincial Stream there will be no minimum time and routines may not exceed the maximum time without incurring a time penalty

B. Event 10 & U Max time 11&12 Max time 13-15 Max time 16-18 Max time 1. Solo 01:45 02:00 02:15 02:30 2. Duet 02:15 02:30 02:45 03:00 3. Team 02:45 03:00 03:30 04:00 4. Combo N/A N/A 04:00 04:30

C. Time Violations a. Overall time limits – a one-point penalty will be deducted from the routine score if

there is a deviation from the specified routine time allowance (less than or more than).

b. Deck Drill Time Limits i. A one-point penalty shall be deducted from the routine score in the event that

the deck ‘walk-on time’ is exceeded. ii. A one-point penalty shall be deducted from the routine score in the event that

the time limit for ‘deck movements’ is exceeded. 4) COMBO AGE GROUP AND COMPOSITION -In the Provincial Stream of competitions there will only be 2 eligible age groups for the Combo event of 13-15 and 16-18. -Provincial Stream the athletes from the 13-15 and 16-18 age group may combine to form a combo with the average of their ages determining where they swim. Team Composition

B. Provincial Stream teams may be composed of a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 10 swimmers.

C. Teams may be composed of up to 3 consecutive age groups whereby no swimmer may swim up or down more than 2 age groups. The average age of


the swimmers on the team, including any alternates, will determine which age group they will compete in.

D. An average of 0 to .49 will have them swim in that age group and an average of .5 - .99 will have them swim up an age group, as applicable.

E. Athletes on a team will swim in their own age group for figures and there will be no degrees of difficulty used.

Duet Composition F. In Provincial Stream duets, athletes must compete in their own age category.

ROUTINE TIMES In the Provincial Stream there will be no minimum time and routines may not exceed the maximum time without incurring a time penalty.

• Event 10 & U Max time: Solo 01:45; Duet 0:215; Team 02:45; Combo N/A • Event 11 & 12 Max time: Solo 02:00; Duet 0:2:30; Team 03:00; Combo N/A • Event 13 – 15 Max time: Solo 02:15; Duet 02:45; Team 03:30; Combo 04:00 • Event 16-18 Max time: Solo 02:30; Duet 3:00; Team 04:00; Combo 0:430

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