Skaters had blast competing in Morden
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This article was published 07/02/2024 (589 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The Brandon Figure Skating Club had a fruitful weekend at the three-day Winter Blast held in Morden from Friday to Sunday.
The following results were posted by skaters: Junior short program Ella Young – 3rd; STAR 6 freeskate solo flight C Melissa Kerik – 6th; STAR 4 U13 freeskate solo flight B Arianna Schepp – 5th; STAR 4 U13 freeskate solo flight C Haleigh Cuvelier – 2nd, Teagan Guenther – 3rd; STAR 3 freeskate solo flight F Mhairi Crawford – bronze; STAR 3 Elements flight DMhairi Crawford – silver; STAR 2 freeskate solo flight A Brooke Collins – gold, Brynn Ryback – bronze; STAR 2 Elements flight B Brooke Collins – silver; and STAR 1 flight C Greer Beeston – silver.
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