December
18, 2007. London RGC Winter Gala performance
featured 27 routines and themed dances prepared by our athletes and their
coaches. Our training gym at Princess Elizabeth school accommodated about
100 gymnasts, parents, relatives and friends who shared a great celebration.
At the end of gala performances everyone enjoyed homemade pastry, cozy
drinks and a resent rhythmic gymnastics World Championship video. Many
participants left with lovely presents and souvenirs. Thank you to our
incredible Board and volunteers for organizing another enjoyable gathering.
June
19, 2007. Our annual End of Year party at Princess Elizabeth
School at 5:00 p.m. wrapped up 2006/2007 training and competitive season.
Every Club's gymnast was awarded special London RGC medal that for many
became a first real medal for athletic achievement. Tasty treats, gifts,
souvenirs and fun together turned this celebration into memorable social
event.
June
17, 2007.
London RGC's Sarah Molnar traveled to Canada's Wonderland by invitation
of Gymnastics Ontario to to participate in Champion's Day. There Sarah
received her Athlete Recognition Award as well as Provincial Champion's
plaque.
June
9, 2007. London RGC held one-hour performance
at 17th annual London International Childrens' Festival . Our winning
team and showcase athletes showed 21 routines gathering the biggest audience
at the venue.
March
22, 2007.
North London Beacon publishes a note acknowledging our gymnasts and their
recent excellent performance.
March
10, 2007. The London Free Press mentions our competitive
athletes and their great successes in two provincial tournaments.
March
6, 2007. The Club held Spring Gala performance. All athletes
showed their refined routines as well as some fun demonstrations prepared
for this occasion. Our large audience enjoyed excellent performances,
home made goodies and a happy spirit in the gymnasium decorated with spring
flowers.
December
19, 2006. Winter Gala performance and New Year party!
Our
winter gala 2006 gathered unprecedented number of spectators at Princess
Elizabeth school. Sixty nine visitors came to watch London RGC gala performance
- 20 recreational and competitive routines prepared by our gymnasts for
upcoming competitive season as well as especially for this event. The
show was presented to demonstrate the graduate progress of a gymnast from
the moment when she makes first steps in recreational group up to the
time when she becomes advanced competitive athlete. Home made pastry and
cozy drinks were served after spectacular performance. Long conversations,
non-stop fun on the carpet, sweets, goody bags and very successful fundraiser
(sale of London RGC 2007 calendars and logo pendants) continued the evening.
A
portion of London RGC 2007 wall calendars sale was donated to the Salvation
Army Christmas Kettle Campaign.
London
RGC extends deep gratitude to all parents who offered their volunteer
help to make this special event a greatest success of all previous gala
performances.
December
5, 2006.
Parent/athlete information evening
London
RGC head coach Inna Paliy held the parent/athlete information meeting
to introduce in great details the sports of rhythmic gymnastics to parents
and athletes. All competitive athletes and their parents attended this
2 hours educational activity along with interested recreational participants.
The audience of 32 learned about history of rhythmic gymnastics, Code
of Points, rules, coaching approaches and judging techniques. Video tapes
of recent World and European Championships as well as "live"
demonstrations by our athletes helped participating parents to take a
closer look at challenging and graceful sports their daughter has chosen
to master.
