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Spotlight shines on six Langley Gymnastics Foundation athletes

LGF gymnasts between ages of 12 and 16 named to High Performance Pathway program
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Six Langley Gymnastics Foundation gymnasts have been named named to Gymnastics BC’s High Performance Pathway.

Six members of the Langley Gymnastics Foundation ( LGF) are on Gymnastics BC’s radar.

LGF athletes named named to Gymnastics BC’s High Performance Pathway are: Trevor Ma,14, Blake Morfitt, 12, Cathy Zhong,13, Paula Urquidi, 16, Emilie Hong, 15, and Kennedy Duke, 12.

In doing so, they are now part of a list of “targeted athletes” who are already reaching a certain level of excellence that makes them stand out and become ones to watch in the coming years, and “who have a good chance of reaching and succeeding in higher national and international levels of competition,” explained LGF marketing director Tattina Tedaka-Slavik.

The Gymnastics BC High Performance Pathway is a provincial talent development program and according to Gymnastics BC, “is devoted to the pursuit of excellence and achievement of medals at the highest national and international level.”

The goal of the program is to identify and support athletes and coaches who aim for national and international excellence in their chosen discipline. Funding for the program is provided by GBC and viaSport.

The program caters to men’s artistic gymnastics, women’s artistic gymnastics, and trampoline.