National Championships
Championnat National de Saut à la Corde du Canada
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
2025 Rope Skipping Canada
Message from the RSC Chair
We would like to welcome the Canadian rope skipping community to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan!
The Rope Skipping Canada Board of Directors would like to wish all athletes the best of luck throughout the tournament this weekend. This is your opportunity to showcase the skills and speed you’ve been working towards all year and we can’t wait to see what you’ve got.
We would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate all of the athletes who secured a spot on Team Canada! We know you’ll do a fantastic job representing our country, organization and sport at the IJRU World Championships in Japan this summer.
Best of luck to all our athletes, Carly
Simpson Rope Skipping Canada, Chair
Facility Map
Athlete Oath
In the name of all competitors. I promise that we shall take part in this national rope skipping competition, respecting and abiding by the rules which govern it, in the true spirit of sportsmanship, for the glory of the sport and the honour of our teams. I promise to respect the people I am skipping with, including all opponents, and to remember that competing is more important than winning
Judges Oath
I declare on my honour that in my capacity as a judge, I will allow myself to only be guided by the true sporting spirit and dignity. I pledge to judge the routines as presented conscientiously and without regard to person, club, or region.
Tournament Schedule
Friday Saturday
U15 Team Freestyle
- SRPF - SRTF - DDPF - DDSF
Walk Throughs
- Precision Group - Team Show
Opening Ceremonies
Precision Group Team Show
Team Speed - SRSR - SRDUR - DDSR - DDSS
Masters Power - NCDU - CDU - TU
16+ Team Single Rope Freestyle - SRPF - SRTF
Tournament Schedule cont.
Sunday Monday
16+ Team Double Dutch Freestyle - DDPF - DDSF
Wheel - All ages/genders
Masters Speed - 16+ SRSS - 16+ SRSE - U15 SRSS - U15 SRSE
Masters Freestyle - U11 - 12-13 - 14-15 - 19+
2025 RSC Nationals Camp
Team Alberta
Alley Catz
Bonnyville Skipperoos
Camrose Spirals
Calgary Skip Squad
Calgary SkipTime
Connectivity Skippers
Heartland High Energy
Jump Rope Revolutions
Rebound Ropers
Grimshaw Alley Catz
The Alleycatz Skipping Club has proudly represented the Northern Alberta Peace Country for 37 years, excelling in competitions, workshops, and promoting the “Jump Rope for Heart” program through demonstrations across the region.
Our team is currently composed of one coach, three assistant/part-time coaches, ten competitive athletes, and nine recreational skippers.
Fun fact: One of our athletes holds the world record for the most skips over a rope in one hour! Completing 14,657 skips in one hour, in our small town of Grimshaw AB.
We are committed to raising awareness of the jump rope sport by highlighting its numerous health benefits—both physical and community-based—while fostering a positive, inclusive, and supportive environment. We absolutely LOVE jumping rope and look forward to continuing to share this amazing sport and unique community with others.
Bonnyville Skipperoos
The Bonnyville Skipperoos have been running since 2012. Although the club has had an extensive drop in members over the years we are still around with those that are extremely passionate about the sport. We hope to see our numbers grow again next season and gain more interest in this amazing sport of ours.
Camrose Spirals
The Camrose Spirals Jump Rope Club has been jumping for over 30 years! This year we have 25 competitive athletes - many are returning members, but we are excited to have a few new faces on our competitive team this season. Our Head Coach is Jodi Bogstie, who has been involved in various aspects of the sport for over 20 years. The other two coaches, Myles Bogstie and Jemma Lauder, have been competing for many years and we are thrilled to have them and their expertise.
The Spirals also run a recreational program for kids ages 6 and up, and this year we were happy to have nearly 30 new jumpers participate! We are so thankful to have the chance to compete at both Provincial and National levels, and we wish everyone good luck and at the upcoming competitions this season!
Camrose Spirals
Camrose, Alberta
camrosespiralsjumprope@gmail.com
Connectivity Skippers
The Connectivity Skippers are a Jump Rope Team based out of Leduc, Alberta. We provide performance demos and skills sessions to schools, clubs and organizations across the Leduc County and the Edmonton Region.
Our team ranges in age from 6 to 55 years in both recreational and competitive levels. We are active members of Rope Skipping Canada, Rope Skipping Alberta and PunkRope NY. Learning the ropes is easy, all you have to do is Jump In!
We are excited to be in Saskatoon this weekend. Good Luck and many Personal Bests to all athletes this weekend!
For more information, visit our website HERE https://www.connectivitydance.com/connectivity-skippers
Follow us on Social Media @ConnectivitySkippers
Calgary Skip Squad
We’re Calgary Skip Squad, proudly skipping into our 7th season with a team of 13 amazing athletes who are ready to bring the energy! Leading the charge are our awesome coaches, Rowan and Halle – not only are they total pros at the sport, but they’re also the heart and soul of our skipping family, keeping us inspired every step (and jump!) of the way.Getting to the 2025 RSC National Championships has been a lot of hard work– sweat, tears, and countless hours of practice, and a whole lot of determination. But we’ve had a blast along the way, and now we’re pumped to show Canada what Team Alberta can do! Our hard working athletes are: Rowan, Halle, Clara, Sienna, Kavya, Lauren, Arden, Julianna, Avery, Ivy, Gwen, Lucie, and Ryan.A huge shoutout to the MVPs behind the scenes – our parents, volunteers, judges, tournament crew, and every single person who makes this wonderful sport possible. You keep us going, and we’re so grateful for your support.Good luck to all the athletes – let’s make Nationals unforgettable!
www.CalgarySkipSquad.com facebook.com/CalgarySkipSquad instagram.com/CalgarySkipSquad tiktok.com/CalgarySkipSquad
Calgary SkipTime
SkipTime was Calgary's first jump rope club, and is now one of the largest rope skipping clubs in Alberta. Our motto - to teach, motivate, and inspire - is reflected in our commitment in training athletes from beginners to world-class competitors. SkipTime's dedicated coaching staff run recreational, demonstration and competitive programs that foster a strong sense of sportsmanship alongside ambition.
We would like to wish all athletes and coaches the best of luck during this competition. Thank you to the organizers for hosting the event!
www.skiptime.ca
Instagram: @skiptimecalgary
TikTok: @skiptimecalgary
Collegiate Jump Rope
We are Collegiate Jump Rope. Founded in 2022, we share a passion for competitive skipping while pursuing our studies away from our home province of Alberta.
Attending three different universities in different cities, we train individually throughout the year. To hold a team practice, we’d have to travel an astonishing 2,323 km—crossing both provincial and international borders! To choreograph our group routines this summer, we needed to coordinate online across three different time zones, with up to an 16-hour difference between them.
Our 2024-25 team includes Shailah, Everett, Garrett, and Katelyn (pictured L to R). As dedicated skippers, we work hard to balance academics and athletics and are committed to inspiring the next generation of competitive jumpers to keep skipping through university
Heartland High Energy
Heartland High Energy is excited to be competing here in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Even though we are small in number, our passion for the sport keeps us motivated. We hope to inspire and show that you are never too old to jump rope! Best of luck to all the athletes who are competing this weekend and a big thank you to the Tournament Committee and volunteers who made this event possible.
Jump Rope Revolutions
Jump Rope Revolution, coached by two generations of Canadian Rope Skipping Champions, is dedicated to fostering Long-Term Participation in Sport and PhysicalActivity. We offer a range of programs for all ages and abilities, from recreational fun to competitive training. Our programs, hosted in collaboration withThe DanceTheatre PerformingArts, focus on building wellness, personal achievement, and fitness through rope skipping.
As the only competitive jump rope program in Edmonton, Jump Rope Revolution provides athletes the chance to compete at provincial, national, and international levels. In 2025, three of our athletes will travel to Japan and represent Canada at the World Championships, Junior World Championships, and International OpenTournament. I
n addition to competitive opportunities, we also offer recreational programs that introduce participants to the fundamentals of jump rope, including partner skipping, long ropes, and more. Our club supports athletes in cross-training with other sports, encouraging a well-rounded approach to physical activity. Jump Rope Revolution is committed to creating an inclusive and positive experience for athletes of all abilities and ages.At the 2025 Rope Skipping Canada National Championships, Jump Rope Revolution will be represented by four athletes and one coach/athlete.
The club extends appreciation to theAlberta team members who will be donning Jump Rope Revolution uniforms to enable our athletes to compete in team events, and to those clubs who have welcomed our athletes to join their teams for some events!Thank you to the volunteers organizing this Championship and best wishes to all clubs and competitors!
Rebound Ropers
The Rebound Ropers Jump Rope Club is located in Ponoka, Alberta. Five of our athletes will be competing this weekend in the male division in the 12-13, 16-18, and 19+ age categories. We are very much looking forward to competing this weekend in Saskatoon.
We would like to thank the NationalTournament Committee for hosting this event.As well, thank you to the many volunteers, parents, coaches, and judges for all the time and effort they have put into making this competition possible for us! We wish all athletes the best of luck this weekend!
Look for us in pink and blue! Interested in learning more about our team? Find us on Instagram: @reboundropers
Team BC
Abbotsford Skipping Sensations
Black Widow Rope Spinners
Mission Skip Star
Nelson Rhythm Ropers
Vancouver Vortex
Island Hoppers
Jump Rope BC consists of seven competitive teams from across the province: The Black Widow Rope Spinners, Nelson Rhythm Ropers, Victoria Velocity, VanCity Vortex, Abbotsford Skipping Sensations , Mission Skip Stars, and the Victoria Island Hoppers. We also have a BC Allstar Team consisting of eight high level jumpers this season who help lead, perform and instruct at various events throughout the year. JRBC has many recreational and rookie jumpers who look forward to competing at the national level one day. During our jump rope season we hold a BC Fall Camp, Record’s Day, Provincial competition, and teams take part in many school demos, festivals, parades etc within their own communities. We had 109 athletes compete at our Provincial competition in Nelson in April and most of our mainstream jumpers qualified to compete at the National Championships. We are all excited to be in Saskatoon, and hope we can promote the sport within this new community and province. Our JRBC athletes wish fellow jumpers the best of luck out on the floor this weekend.
Abbotsford Skipping Sensations
Founded in 1990, The Abbotsford Skipping Sensations is a team of 6 to 27 year old athletes. The team currently provides two program levels: recreational, and competitive. The recreational level is designed to reach our local community and share the importance of sport and teamwork. The Skipping Sensations have represented Abbotsford at local, provincial, national and international competition levels. In addition, the team performs at community events, teaches jump rope camps and workshops and has hosted several National Championships in Abbotsford. Several of the Abbotsford Skipping Sensations team members are British Columbia All-Stars plus Alumni and have performed and taught at many high profile events. The Competitive section of the team travels throughout BC and across Canada to compete at the provincial and national competitions respectively. Internationally, the team has competed at many events in the United States and at World level events in Canada, the UK, Hong Kong and Florida. In 2017, senior girls on the team traveled to Thailand for a service trip. Previously 6 of our athletes traveled to Colorado Springs to compete in the 2023 IJRU World Championships and we are excited to be sending 18 athletes to Japan in 2025
Black Widow Rope Spinners
The Black Widow Rope Spinners is a competitive jump rope team out of Penticton BC. We have 26 competitive jumpers on the team with 13 of those competing at Nationals this year. This is the very first National competition for nine of the 13 attending. This year we have a majority of jumpers in the U11 category which brings lots of enthusiasm and energy to practise. We welcomed 5 new jumpers this season and welcomed back 6 of our 30+ jumpers. We practise up to three times a week, and take part in school demos, and community events. The highlight of our season is performing at Peachfest in August. We have one BC Allstar on the team, and hope to encourage others to apply for the program when they are ready. We are excited to be in Saskatoon, and want to wish all the teams the best of luck on the competition floor this weekend.
Mission Skip Stars
Established in 2023, the Mission Skip Stars is a dynamic and competitive jump rope team based in Mission, BC. With over 30 years of combined jump rope experience among the athletes and coaches, the team is built on a foundation of passion for the sport and a commitment to excellence. The Mission Skip Stars strive to maintain their competitive edge through innovative training methods, including virtual practices that allow members to connect and collaborate regardless of location. Frequent texts and calls among team members foster a sense of community and teamwork, making this team more than just a group of athletes—it’s a family. What sets the Mission Skip Stars apart is their dedication to providing a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment for senior athletes. Whether advancing their education, pursuing careers, or navigating personal goals, members find a way to balance their passion for jump rope with their other ambitions from coast to coast.
Nelson Rhythm Ropers
The Nelson Rhythm Ropers hosted the JRBC provincial championships this April. Our team has gone through many changes since we last hosted in 2018. With our beloved Brenda Reid retiring and past jumpers Kristi Siminoff (Head Coach) and Meghan Niminiken (Treasurer) taking over. The Rhythm Ropers have been part of the jump rope community since 1987 and have competed at a provincial, national and international level. Our team has been rebuilding the past few years and currently consists of 3 coaches, 10 competitive jumpers and about 6 recreational jumpers. Our athletes range in age from 5 to 28, and we will be sending two 19+ athletes and 1 coach to nationals this year. We love getting out in our community doing shows and school demos, and watching our next generation of jumpers fall in love with competing. We are wishing everyone good luck and a fun filled weekend!
Vancity Vortex is a competitive jump rope team based in Vancouver, now entering its third season of competition. With 11 athletes ranging in age from 9 to 39, the team is eager to showcase their skills and represent their community. Practicing twice a week from September to June, Vancity Vortex stays busy throughout the year by participating in community events and Jump Rope for Heart assemblies to promote the sport. During the summer months, the team also organizes outdoor community meetups to spread the joy of jump rope. This summer, seven athletes will be making their debut at the IJRU World Competitions in Japan – an exciting milestone for the team! As they prepare for this weekend’s competition, the team looks forward to the challenge and wishes all other teams the best of luck.
Victoria Island Hoppers
The Island Hoppers have been a proud part of the Vancouver Island community for 35 years! This year we have 19 Competitive Jumpers and 24 on our Recreational side. Both of our programs run the same as the school year!
Our Recreational team gathers once a week. They enjoy playing games, working on improving their speed scores and moving through all the levels of the CanSkip program to receive Island Hopper Dollars which they can spend at our monthly 'Tuck Shop'. With the help of our amazing coaches and parent helpers, they also create routines to show off at our year end Friends and Family Night!!
Our Competitive Team practices 4 times a week. On top of this training, they enjoy mentoring our Rec jumpers, jumping in parades, as well as school demos to promote jump rope in our community! We are so proud to say that 7 of our jumpers have qualified for Worlds in Japan in July! Congrats!
We are excited to be in Saskatoon for this National Competition and we would like to wish all athletes the best of luck!!
Team Ontario
Brampton Acro Ropers
Essex Energizers
Georgian Jumpers
Jumpsations
Jump Dance Fit Academy
Kingston Revolutions
KW Jump Rope
Lincoln Leapers
Toronto Rope Skipping Club
Brampton Acro Ropers
Brampton Acro Ropers has been raising the B.A.R. for rope skipping as proud members of Ontario Rope Skipping for over 35 years! Our 2025 competitive team features experienced athletes who are looking forward to representing Canada at the IJRU Worlds in Japan this summer and showcasing their skills at the 2025 RSC Nationals. Coaches Erin and Jennifer have provided incredible leadership for our team this year. The Brampton Acro Ropers are looking forward to connecting with fellow jump rope enthusiasts from across Canada during the 2025 RSC Nationals.
We are thankful for the contributions of all of the volunteers that contribute time and effort to organize and run Canadian rope skipping competitions and we wish everyone a safe and enjoyable tournament!
Essex Energizers
This year the Essex Energizers are proudly represented by 35 athletes and a senior coaching staff with a combined 85 years of jump rope experience. We are excited to be in Saskatoon for the 2025 RSC National Championships. Thank you to RSC for hosting this event, and best of luck to all the competitors this weekend.
Georgian Jumpers
This season, our team is proud to have 22 talented athletes and a coaching staff that has grown! We’re thrilled to welcome back Meagan Weeks and Chrissy McDonald, and equally excited to introduce our newest coaches: Nick Baum, Jake Austin, and Stephanie Weeks.
Over the past year, the Georgian Jumpers have traveled across the USA and Southern Ontario, attending workshops to refine their skills and spread their passion for jump rope. The team has already competed at the Ontario Open and Provincial Championships—and we’re now looking forward to Nationals in Saskatoon!
Outside of competitions, the Georgian Jumpers stay active in the community. Many of our athletes volunteer with our recreational jump rope program, helping younger kids learn and grow in the sport. We also perform at local events like Jump Rope for Heart, the Santa Claus Parade, and the Parry Sound Canada Day celebrations.
We are incredibly grateful for the unwavering support of our parents, coaches, volunteers, sponsors, and community. You make it all possible. Best of luck to all athletes competing at the National Championships!
Jumpsations
Jumpsations is thrilled to be back at the 2025 Rope Skipping Canada National Championships, bringing energy, creativity, and a strong team spirit to the floor. Based in Hamilton, Ontario, our team features dedicated athletes ranging in age from 8 to 30+, all united by a passion for rope skipping and a drive to perform their best.
Founded in 2000, Jumpsations has grown into a nationally recognized club known for powerful performances, innovative routines, and a supportive team culture. Our athletes are proudly coached by Amanda, Sam, Kenzie, Kaitlyn, Dayle, Meghan, and Shannon—an incredible group of leaders who bring experience, passion, and unwavering commitment to every athlete.
This year, we’re especially proud to share that 23 of our athletes will represent Canada at the 2025 IJRU World Championships in Kawasaki, Japan—an exciting achievement that reflects years of dedication and hard work.
Jumpsations are here not only to compete, but to grow, inspire, and celebrate the sport we love. Good luck to all the amazing athletes and teams this weekend—your passion and perseverance make this sport shine.
Let’s go, Jumpsations
Jump Dance Fit Academy
Jump Dance Fit Academy is based in Milton, Ontario and opened the summer of 2016. We currently have over 50 students and this season have 20 competitive athletes. 15 of our athletes are attending Nationals and two proudly qualified for Worlds in Japan this summer. We wish everyone the best of luck at Nationals 2025 and look forward to making new friends and seeing old friends from across the country again. Go Team Canada!
Kingston Revolutions
My name is Samuel Faris and I currently jump independently in Kingston, Ontario. I’m looking forward to competing in Saskatoon this weekend at the 2025 RSC National Championships being held in Saskatchewan for the first time. Additionally I am excited to be representing Canada in the 30+ age category at the IJRU World Championships this summer. I’m also excited to compete individually as well as team up with some fellow 30+ athletes and compete in some team events. In addition to competing, I am also very involved within the sport in Canada including being a member of the RSC Board, RSC Athlete Council and National Tournament Committee. See you all this weekend and good luck to all athletes competing.
KW Jump Rope
Founded in 2023, KW Jump Rope offers both recreational and competitive programs, with a passionate focus on growing the sport of jump rope in the Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario. As we continue to expand our competitive team and introduce more athletes to the sport, we’re also proud to be sending athletes to the World Championships in Japan this year. Our athletes have been training hard, pushing their limits, and are ready to showcase just how far they’ve come.
We’re excited to be competing at Nationals with some of the most talented and passionate jump rope athletes from across Canada. It’s a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the sport we love, foster community spirit, and cheer on every athlete as they demonstrate their dedication, creativity, and athleticism on the competition floor.
Our athletes and supporters would like to thank to our coaches Carly, Chris, Matt, Paige, Addison, Elisa, Marcella, and Kayley.
Lincoln Leapers
The Lincoln Leapers, based in Lincoln, Ontario, are excited for our 43rd season of jump rope! This year the team consists of 20 competitive athletes, 12 pre-competitive athletes and over 70 recreational athletes, ranging from 5 to 20 years old. This year they are welcoming two new competitive team members.
The Leapers are proud to introduce Grace Moyer as their new Head Coach, joined by the dedicated coaching team of Devin, Eli, Leah, Brooklyn, and Kathleen.
A heartfelt thank you goes out to the parents, coaches, sponsors, and community members for their continued support. Best of luck to all athletes at Nationals!
Toronto Jump Rope Club
Hello we are Toronto Jump Rope Club based in Markham. Regardless of a small group we are, we enjoy rope skipping as much as you do. There will be four members going to Japan in July. We are relatively new to here so there is nothing much to share about, but I can do three fun facts about our club. First, funny enough our club is mostly composed of people from Hong Kong. Secondly, the members of our club are all shy. If you see them in a competition or in a jump rope camp, please feel free to talk to and be friends with them. The last fact is that we have three boys out of seven members (including me) in our club, which is definitely a high ratio as boys are so scarce in rope skipping Canada!
Team Nova Scotia
Jump Energy Scotia Skippers
Jump Energy
Jump Energy is excited to be in Saskatoon for the 2025 RSC National Championships. Formerly known as the Eastern Shore Mariner Skippers, this is our club's 27th National Championships! We are grateful to see a new generation of skippers emerging from the very same athletes who were there from the start. Jump Energy is currently composed of 28 athletes, led by coaches Sam Ashley, Cameron Short, Brooke Neily, and Kristyn Ball. We are excited to see all of the fantastic performances and wish all of the teams good luck!
Scotia Skippers
Established in Fall of 2023, we are the newest addition to Rope Skipping Nova Scotia, located in Dartmouth/Lawrencetown. We are proud to offer recreational and competitive programs.
Coached by head coach Delia Miles, we are a club with members aging from 8-19. We have had the privilege to partake and facilitate workshops and events around our community. As a team this season, we have strived to create a positive and uplifting environment for athletes to grow in. We have worked hard this season to increase rope skipping membership in Nova Scotia. We have had a season filled with new tricks and exciting accomplishments. Good Luck to all other teams participating in the National Championship and we look forward to cheering you on!
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Thank you
To our sponsors, judges, volunteers, coaches, and the National Tournament Committee. Without you, this event would not be possible.