Loading

Posts by Surrey Gymnastic Society

Twisters Invitational 2019 Results

Surrey Gymnastic Society‘s gymnasts continued their excellent performance at the Twisters Invitational – Abbotsford – last weekend.

In the JO4 category – 9 year old Isabeau Isaacson won All Around bronze, placing 1st on Floor and 3rd  on Uneven Bars.

In same category, but in other age group Sofia Villamil finished 1st All Around and she captured 2 gold medals on Uneven Bars, Beam and silver on Floor.

Her teammates,  Adriana Garbe won the All Around silver medal and finished 2nd places on Beam and 3rd on Floor. Sanne-Lise Garbe placed 4th on All Around,  1st on Floor and 2nd on Uneven Bars.

Emilyna Keo was the most efficient gymnast, she made the highest score in JO4 category again. Emilyna finished 1st All Around and she’s got four more gold medals!!! – on Vault, Uneven Bars, Beam, Floor.

In the same category, Layla Omar-Ali finished 8th All Around, 4th on Beam, 7th on Floor.  Kiana Carter finished 13th All Around, 7th on Beam, and 9th on Uneven Bars.

Next up for the SGS girls – JO 2 and JO 4 categories – will be the 2019 BC WAG JO Compulsory Championships held at the Langley Events Centre on April 6. Good luck girls!

JO6 – In the JO6 category – 12 year old Melissa Piliotis finished 5th place All Around, 5th on Uneven Bars, Beam and on Floor.

JO7 – In the JO7 category, Erin Harvey won gold medal on Vault, 2nd on Uneven Bars and 3rd All Around.

In the same category, but younger age group – 10 year old Hannah Mahon placed 7th All Around, she won on Vault.

JO8 – In the Junior Olympic level 8 category – 13 year old, Alice Bashko won gold medal on Beam.

Here is the summary of the results of the girls:

NAME

LEVEL

VAULT

U. BARS

BEAM

FLOOR

ALL AROUND

ALICE BASHKO

JO 8

9

10

1

8

10

ERIN HARVEY

JO 7

1

2

5

5

3

HANNAH MAHON

JO 7

1

7

9

9

7

MELISSA PILIOTIS

JO 6

6

5

5

5

5

EMILYNA KEO

JO 4

1

1

1

1

1

SOFIA VILLAMIL

JO 4

5

1

1

2

1

ADRIANA GARBE

JO 4

10

5

2

3

2

SANNE-LISE GARBE

JO 4

11

2

4

1

4

ISABEAU ISAACSON

JO 4

5

3

4

1

3

LAYLA OMAR-ALI

JO 4

11

10

4

7

8

KIANA CARTER

JO 4

15

9

7

13

13

Young boys competed very well in Level 1 category. The youngest gymnast, Malakai Ostrosser (8 years old) won the All Around silver medal, finished 1st on Parallel Bars and 2nd on Pommel Horse, Vault, High Bar.

In the same group, Colton Bellec made 3rd places on Rings and Parallel Bars. He finished 3rd  place All Around.

11-year old Yeshen Mootoosamy placed 2nd in the All Around competition in Provincial 2 category. He captured the silver medals on Pommel Horse, Rings, High Bar and finished 3rd on Vault.

Teammate, same age Paul Bashko placed 1st  in the All Around and  finished 1st place on Floor, Rings, Vault and 2nd on Parallel Bars in Provincial 2 category.

15 year old Luke Van Harmelen finished 4th  All Around in Provincial 5 category. He won gold on Vault and High Bar, silver on Rings, 4th  on Floor and on Parallel Bars.

National Open Category:

Treyson Cerrato did an amazing gymnastics again. He won gold All Around! En route to the victory he won gold on Vault, Parallel Bars, High Bar and placed 4th on Floor,  Pommel Horse, Rings!

Here is the summary of the results on boys:

NAME

LEVEL

FLOOR

P. HORSE

RINGS

VAULT

P. BARS

H. BARS

ALL AROUND

 

TREYSON CERRATO

N. OPEN

4

4

4

1

1

1

1

 

LUKE VAN HARMELEN

P 5

4

8

2

1

4

1

4

 

PAUL BASHKO

P 2

1

6

1

1

2

4

1

 

YESHEN MOOTOOSAMY

P 2

4

2

2

3

4

2

2

 

MALAKAI OSTROSSER

P 1

5

2

6

2

1

2

2

 

COLTON BELLEC

P 1

7

5

3

7

3

7

3

 

Congratulations for your excellent work and we look forward to further outstanding results!

Purdy’s Easter Fundraiser

Hello everyone,

We have a new fundraising program to help raise funds for our new facility and at the same time earn family commitment points (25% of the purchased item).

Easter Fundraising Program is fundraising with Purdy’s Chocolatier, just in time for Easter!

If you’d like to support us through purchasing some very sweet Easter gifts for friends, family and yourself, please click the link below:

https://fundraising.purdys.com/980450-65210

After you’ve signed in you can buy our amazing chocolates or invite others to join and support our Fundraising Campaign.

Here are the instructions to make a purchase:

1.  Click the link above and write down your email address and the password and it will direct you to Surrey Gymnastic Society account.

2. After you are signed in, click SHOP ONLINE at the top of the screen to add orders to our group account.

3. Put the quantity on the box provided for the item you are purchasing.

4.  PROCEED TO CHECKOUT.

5.  Enter your credit card information and SUBMIT.

A message from the president

Dearest Membership and SGS Staff,

Congratulations, what a magical weekend! The invitational was an incredible success, and it truly felt like our membership was a community this weekend. The atmosphere was very positive, with smiles everywhere, and many of you offering to do more than your requirements. This extraordinary display of teamwork made work much lighter for all, and I hope you all felt welcomed and appreciated for your efforts, because you were. It was a record 1.5 hours to tear down the gym. That is amazing!

I want to let you all know that there were many comments from parents, coaches, vendors, Guildford Rec Center staff, and judges about how this was the best, or one of the best invitationals so far, for various reasons, and we all did this together as an SGS family. Thank you to all of you, on behalf of the SGS board, for your contributions, efforts, and positivity. Thank you to those who went above and beyond, some staying the entire weekend, which worked out to almost 50 hours. Thank you to all the staff for all your hard work. Your expertise allowed for this weekend to run smoothly. Thank you to Jocelyn for working so hard to pull together so much sponsorship, and always keeping everyone’s wellbeing in mind. Finally, thank you to all the members who took on leadership roles. Without your extra time and efforts leading up to the event there would be no way we could have pulled this off so beautifully. I hope that you are willing to step up again next year, to continue this wonderful SGS legacy.

On another note, a big congratulations to all of our athletes (your talented children) for their hard work and dedication. SGS really shined again this weekend. Hard work from our amazing coaches and fabulous athletes really paid off. Our club had amazing performances by all with all-around wins and medals for both boys and girls in many categories.

Now, please relax and enjoy your time, and feel proud about what we have all achieved.

Yours Truly,

Sandra Piliotis
(SGS President)

Carol Lenz Memorial/Surrey Classic Invitational Results

More than 700 gymnasts competed last weekend on Carol Lenz Memorial / Surrey Classic Invitational organized and hosted by Surrey Gymnastic Society.

With excellent performances, Surrey Gymnastic Society gymnasts achieved wonderful results in the following categories:

Junior Olympic Level 2 (2007 – 2008 age category):

Megan Ma and Chloe Ostrosser were carried out with the same score and finished the All Around first overall. Megan Ma took gold on Beam and Floor, won bronze on Vault and Uneven Bars. Chloe Ostrosser finished 1st on Vault and Uneven Bars, 2nd on Beam and 3rd on Floor.

Junior Olympic Level 2 (2009 age category):

Harsimran Rakhra finished 1st on Vault, Uneven Bars, Beam, Floor and captured All Around gold medal.  Charlie Sunshine was 3rd on Vault and finished 7th All Around.

Junior Olympic Level 2 (2010 age category):

Madeleine Gassien placed first All Around and 1st on Vault, 1st on Uneven Bars, 3rd on Beam and 4th on Floor.  Gianna Brown finished 2nd All Around. She got silver on Vault and placed 4th on Uneven Bars and Beam.  Mia Morales placing 4th All Around, won silver on Floor.  Carrie Ma captured gold medal on Beam, silver on Bars, bronze on Floor and finished 5th All Around.  Japjit Dhanoa won gold medal on Floor, silver on Beam and placed 6th All Around.  Brianna Lopez placed 5th on Vault and Bars, 7th All Around.

Junior Olympic Level 2 (2011 – 2012 age category):

Ayia Punzalan finished 1st All Around and she captured two gold medals on Uneven Bar and Beam and bronze on Floor.  Our youngest gymnast – six year old –  Dinea Usison was placed 4th  All Around and 3rd on Floor.

Junior Olympic Level 4 (2007 – 2008 age category):

Emilyna Keo won All Around gold and she got three more gold medals – on Vault, Uneven Bars, Beam – and silver on Floor.  Sofia Villamil placed 2nd All Around competition. She got silver medal on Uneven Bars and bronze on Floor.

Junior Olympic Level 4 (2009 age category):

Adriana Garbe won the All Around silver medal and finished 1st place on Uneven Bars and Beam.  Sanne-Lise Garbe finished 5th All Around, placed 3rd on Uneven Bars, and 4th on Beam.  Isabeau Isaacson won gold medal on Vault, placed 4th on Floor and finished 6th All Around.

Junior Olympic Level 6:

Melissa Piliotis achieved wonderful results; she finished 1st place All Around and won gold medals on Uneven Bars and Beam, silver on Vault and bronze on Floor.

Junior Olympic Level 7 (2001 – 2003 age category):

Erin Harvey won gold medals on Vault and Uneven Bars, silver on Beam and bronze on Floor. She finished 1st place All Around.

Junior Olympic Level 8 (2001 – 2003 age category):

Alexa Cannon was placed 4th All Around and won silver medal on Vault.  Alice Bashko won bronze medal on Beam.

Provincial 2 category (2010 & under age group):

Paul Bashko finished 1st place All Around. He won gold medals on Rings, High Bar, silver medals on Floor, Pommel Horse, Parallel Bars and bronze medal on Vault.  Yeshen Mootoosamy placed 2nd in the All Around competition. He captured gold medals on Floor, Pommel Horse, silver medals on Rings, High Bar and bronze medal on Parallel Bars.

Provincial 2 category (2011 & 2012 age group):

Jay Mehta won gold medal on Floor and silver on Pommel Horse. He placed 4th in All Around.

Provincial 5 category:

Luke Van Harmelen captured three gold medals – on Vault, High Bar and All Around – silver medal on Parallel Bars and bronze on Rings.

National Open category:

Treyson Cerrato impressed the audience with fantastic gymnastics.  He won gold All Around!

En route to the victory he won gold on Rings, Vault, Parallel Bars and High Bar, silvers on Floor and Pommel Horse.

Event was sponsored by:

Christy Fraser Memorial Results

Thirty gymnasts (7 boys, 23 girls) competed  – they all have qualified themselves for Provincial Championship!!!
 
This past weekend saw the start of the Provincial competition season for the Surrey Gymnastic Society’s young stars.  Here are the SGS highlights from the 2019 Christy Fraser Memorial Invitational hosted by the Langley Gymnastics Foundation at the Langley Events Centre.
 

Boys Results

15 year old Luke Van Harmelen started the season off with a bang winning the All Around gold medal in Provincial 5 category.  En route to the victory he won gold on Pommel Horse, Parallel Bars and High Bar, silver on Rings, Vault and bronze on Floor.
 
 
11-year old Yeshen Mootoosamy placed 2nd in the All Around competition in Provincial 2 category. He captured the gold medal on Floor, silver medal on Pommel Horse.
 
 
Teammate, same age Paul Bashko placed 3rd in the All Around and 2nd on Floor.
 
 
Jay Mehta  finished 1st place on Vault in this category.
 
 
Young boys competed very well in Level 1 category. The youngest gymnast, Malakai Ostrosser (8 years old) won the All Around gold medal, finished 1st on Pommel Horse, Parallel Bars and 2nd on Rings.
 
In the same group, Colton Bellec made 3rd place on Rings and Parallel Bars. He finished 4th place All Around.
 

Girls Results

JO8 – In the Junior Olympic level 8 category – 13 year old, Alice Bashko won silver on Beam, to place 5th  in the All Around competition.
 
 
JO7 – In the JO7 category for 2003, Erin Harvey won gold medal on Vault, 3rd  on Uneven Bars.
In the same category, but younger age group – 10 year old Hannah Mahon placed 7th All Around, 4th on Vault.
 
 
JO6 – In the JO6 category – 12 year old Melissa Piliotis finished 4th place All Around, winning the gold medal on Beam.
 
 
JO4 –  In the JO4 category – 9 year old Isabeau Isaacson won All Around gold, placing 1st on Beam and Floor, 2nd on Vault. In same category, but in younger age group Sofia Villamil finished 1st All Around and she captured 3 gold medals on Uneven Bars, Beam, Floor, bronze on Vault. Her teammates – in same age group – Adriana Garbe won the All Around silver medal and finished 2nd places on Beam, Floor, 3rd on Uneven Bars. Sanne-Lise Garbe placed 2nd on Uneven Bars, 3rd on Floor. Layla Omar-Ali finished 2nd on Beam. Kiana Carter was placed 6th on Uneven Bars.
 
 
Emilyna Keo was the most efficient gymnast, she made the highest score in JO4 category. Emilyna finished 1st All Around and she’s got three more gold medals – on Uneven Bars, Beam, Floor – and silver on vault.
 
 
JO2 – 12 girls competed in the Junior Olympic level 2 category. For eight girls, this was the first competition of their life. Carrie Ma placed 2nd on Beam. Chloe Ostrosser won silver medal on Vault, bronze on Uneven Bars, placing 4th All Around with her teammate – with Gianna Brown. Japjit Dhanoa won two bronze medals – on Beam and Floor.
Megan Ma won All Around bronze and placed 2nd on Floor.
 
Harsimran Rakhra introduced amazing routines and captured 3 gold, 2 silver medals – 1st All Around, 1st Vault, 1st Uneven Bars, 2nd Beam, 2nd Floor.
 
 

Spring 2019 Session Is Now Active

bigstock-two-tween-laughing-as-they-loo-39106777 If you’re thinking of registering your child, act quickly.  To get the spot you want at the time you are hoping for, now is the time to register.

We have a little something for everyone. If you’ve got a child bouncing around the house why not sign them up for our spring gymnastics session? Just click the link below and you’ll be one step closer to having them bounce around our gym instead.

Click here to register!

Serving the community of Surrey for 41 years

This year marks the 41st anniversary of Surrey Gymnastic Society.   Surrey Gymnastic Society was founded in 1978 by the amalgamation of three clubs:

  • Dr. Sinclair Gym Club
  • Athena Gym Club
  • North Star Gym Club

In 1983, work began to build the new facility where Surrey Gymnastic Society sits today!

Surrey Gymnastic Society is a non-profit organization meeting the needs for the sport of gymnastics in our local community. We are located in the City of Surrey, British Columbia. We offer both recreational and competitive gymnastics programs. We have a membership of 600 recreational and competitive gymnasts. The club aims to introduce the sport of gymnastics to as many participants as possible and encourage each and every athlete to reach his/her full potential in a safe, healthy and positive environment.

Recreational Coaches Wanted

We’re seeking new recreational coaches!

Surrey Gymnastic Society is a growing club located in the heart of Surrey and we are looking to build our team! Currently, we are seeking recreational coaches for our pre-school and school aged classes. As well as, camps and birthday parties.

We need individuals that are enthusiastic, loves working with children of all ages, a team player, creative, and independently motivated.

Requirements include:

  • Follow the SGS Mission statement
    • We will introduce the sport of gymnastics to as many athletes as possible and encourage each and every athlete to reach their potential in a safe, healthy and positive environment.
  • Current First Aid Certification.
  • Foundations Certified (NCCP).
  • Current Vulnerable Sector Check (if you are 19 years of age or older).
  • Availability on Wednesday evenings & Saturday mornings an asset.
  • Ability to communicate in a positive manner with all ages.
  • Good interpersonal skills and judgement.
  • Leadership skills.

As a club, we are committed to assisting our coaches in obtaining their NCCP certification. If you are not currently certified but wish to start the process in becoming a gymnastics coach feel free to contact us.

Please, send your cover letter and resume to Jaynie Ostrosser our Recreational Program Director by email at info@surreygym.com.

While we appreciate everyone who applies, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

Spring Break Camps

can-stock-photo_csp22578012

Join us for some fun gymnastics!

Spring break camps run March 18 to March 22, 2019 and March 25 to March 29, 2019,  from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm.    If additional care is needed please contact our office.

Cost: $50/day, or the entire five days for $200.

Please bring a nut free snack, water bottle, and a nut free lunch for that day

Registration is open now!   Click here to register

Wanted – Recreational Program Director/Coach

Surrey Gymnastic Society is a non-profit club located in the Newton area. Our well established Recreational program is seeking a new Director to join our Management Team!

This is a great opportunity to manage, guide and expand a thriving program.

Our goal is to raise happy, healthy kids in an environment that will challenge them physically and mentally. We want them to grow into healthy adults who will continue to value a lifestyle of fitness.

As the Recreational Program Director, you will be working alongside the Operations Manager and CEO and coaching staff to create program content, class schedules, event rotations, and staffing for classes, birthday parties and field trips.

Requirements needed but not limited to

  • NCCP certification – Level 2 or higher
  • Completion of Respect in Sport, Criminal Record Check and First Aid

Please send your resume and cover letter to office@surreygym.com.

While we appreciate everyone who applies, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

Click to view the original posting.