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the Silver Session while Hailey-Jo Carney-Woods, Mia Akins and Sapphira Akins all competed in the Bronze Session. The girls all did well, and for some it was their best meet of the season.
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Mariko Ronan competes at the State Championships in the Level 6 competition.
Gymnastics club girls finish season The competition season for the Bainbridge Island Gymnastics Club’s Girls’ Team wrapped up with solid individual showings at the State Championships. The Optional (Levels 7-10) State Championship was held on March 22-24, 2013 at Bellevue College. Level 7 gymnasts Morgan Dierickx, Jianna Kaufman, Remi Rosencrans and Mia Bruzzo all qualified and competed. Level 8 gymnast Marielle Summers also competed at the State Championships in Bellevue and had her best meet of the season, but also the final meet of her career as she graduated from Bainbridge High in June. Chloe Seferos also competed at the State Championships for the first time as a Level 9. The Level 5 and 6 girls State Championship was held April 26-28 at the HUB Sports Center in Spokane. Cate Shelton-Jenck, Emma Chee and Sydney Johnson all competed as Level 5s. Sydney had a
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Sydney Johnson was the high scorer for Bainbridge gymnasts in Level 5 competition at the state meet in Spokane. great meet and was able to pull off the highest scores of the three. Sophia Schuler, Maria Gallivan, Mariko Ronan and SiQi Talley all competed as Level 6s. The Level 4 girls completed their season with the Level 4 State Meet at Mountain View High School during the weekend of April 5-7. Ari Fiore had qualified into the Gold Session (for those with scores above 35.0 at the Sectional Qualifiers). Alicia Kiefler competed at
Players who want to dust off their racquets and jump back in the game — or people ready to learn the game of tennis — are invited to get into the swing of things with summertime clinics offered by the Bainbridge Community Tennis Association. The BCTA will start its “New Player” and “Back to Tennis” clinics from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Saturdays, June 22-July 27; and 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday evenings, July 2-30. The tennis club will also host doubles programs on Saturdays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Saturday Morning Social Doubles are 9:30 to 11 a.m. June 22 through Aug. 24 at the tennis courts at Bainbridge High School. All levels are welcome. BCTA director and professional tennis instructor Ross Eaton will set up balanced and challenging play for all participants. Thursday Intermediate Doubles are 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the BHS courts, and are open for players with doubles experience. Six courts of men’s,
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women’s and mixed doubles are arranged, separating levels of play such that participants find challenge wherever they are placed. Tuesday Night Advanced Doubles is 7 to 8:30 p.m. June 25 through Aug. 13 at the BHS courts. The program is for players who have competed at an advanced level (4.0– 5.0 men, 4.5-5.0 women). All BCTA summer programs are free of charge. Players should contact the club for more information or to sign up; bain bridgecta@gmail.com or 206-855-0632.
Sign-ups start for July 4th Fun Run It will be off to the races again this year for Bainbridge Youth Services during the city’s Independence Day celebration. The nonprofit is once again organizing the Island’s July 4th Fun Run. The community event will feature a 1-mile run and 5K run/walk and kids’ dashes. Participants will beat feet in downtown Winslow at 9 a.m.; 9:15 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. on the Fourth of July. Registration for the Fun Run has started on www. bifunrun.com. Bainbridge Youth Services has hosted the run for the past 33 years, and the organization is encouraging individuals and teams to register and wear costumes or festive
outfits. This comes as an effort to get more young runners out on the course, to embrace the fun spirit of the holiday, and to introduce Bainbridge Youth Services to families across the island. Planners note that people who are not fleet-of-foot shouldn’t worry; walkers are welcome at the events. “The July 4 Fun Run is a time-honored tradition for Bainbridge Island, bringing out families and youth to run together in the spirit of our great community,” said Marina Wildsmith, executive director of Bainbridge Youth Services. “This event ties perfectly with our mission of uniting our area youth with their community, and encouraging them to give back in a positive and productive way.” For more than 50 years, Bainbridge Youth Service has been a cornerstone in the community. It
provides no-cost and confidential counseling to youth and teens in need and creating opportunities for young people (ages 12-19) to develop leadership and life skills through our jobs program. “Our ability to directly serve youth with 500 hours of free counseling would not be possible without a wonderful partnership between the sponsors and runners who have helped Bainbridge Youth Service create the strong and lasting programs that so many youth and their families depend upon each year, “ said board chairman Bob Linz. The organization is located in the 100 building at Bainbridge High School and is open to all teens. To learn more, visit www.bainbridgeyouth services.org.
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