Rosie MacLennan successfully defends Canadian senior women’s trampoline title

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“My performance today was a little rough. I travelled a little bit more and got stuck in one of my skills but I’m happy to have put down three full routines and now I’m excited to get back in the gym and keep training for the next competition.”

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Toronto’s Samantha Smith finished second while Sophiane Methot of La Prairie, Que., took bronze.

Jake Cranham of Ontario captured the men’s senior trampoline title. Kyle Soehn of Red Deer, Alta., took silver and Andrew Martin of B.C. grabbed bronze.

“This is probably the first successful competition I’ve had in a good six years so it’s pretty exciting,” said Cranham who trains out of Skyriders Trampoline Place in Richmond Hill, Ont. “I didn’t necessarily compete as well as in training, so I’m just going to work at bringing the competition level up to the training level so this was a good benchmark for that.”

Competition wraps up Sunday with tumbling, synchronized trampoline finals and team finals.

The Canadian Press