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1 1 of :52 Prince George, February 13 - March 1, WOO Rose National ROUSSEAU Audrey National DEMERS Laurie-Ann National CYRENNE Helody National DENOMMÉE Laurie National DUMONT Émilie National Totals (1) (3) (1) (1) (2) 461 ROBERTS Megane National COLUSSI-PELAEZ Mariana National POSIDIS-KOWALSKI Sarah National BORGES Samantha National TEMKOV Melissa National MORAES ARISPE Sofia National Totals (2) (1) (2) (3) (1) 415 OLSEN Shallon National KAJI Clair National SAN ROMAN Itzia National
2 2 of : CHO Seina National DE JONG Haley National JUK Ilka National Totals (3) (2) (3) (4) (3) 404 RUTTAN Meaghan National BROWN Shaelyn National ARCAND Alyson National PARKER Mackenzie National GUTHRIE Emma National HANASYK Kelly National Totals (4) (4) (4) (2) (4) 491 WRIGHT Charlie National PEDRICK Denelle National DIMAS Maria National FRANKLIN Breanna National BIEVER Courteney National MURDOCK Jenna National Totals (5) (5) (6) (5) (5) 422 LEIPSIC Emma National BLACKNER Emily National BOULANGER Meghan National ROSS Alia National OSWALD Molly National SITARZ Tristyn National
3 3 of :52 Totals (6) (7) (5) (7) (6) 452 POULIOT Enya National FAULKNER Madison National STEWART Tea National EWING Jordyn National TOMLINSON Abigail National DOWNEY Alexus National Totals (7) (6) (8) (6) (7) 442 HOLMES Grace National SQUIRES Rebecca National DOLOMOUNT Abbey National HALLETT Samantha National WEIR Jeannie National COLLINS Allison National Totals (8) (9) (7) (9) (8) 432 SHEA Kaitlyn National WILSON Chelsea National DOLAN Abigail National SHANNON Lexie National TALBOT Myranda National NASON Maggie-Mae National Totals (9) (8) (9) (8) (9)
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5 1 of :55 Prince George, February 13 - March 1, 2015 # Athlete Contingent D Score Rk D Score Rk D Score Rk D Score Rk D Score Rk 486 WOO Rose Quebec OLSEN Shallon British Columbia ROBERTS Megane Ontario ROUSSEAU Audrey Quebec COLUSSI-PELAEZ Mariana Ontario RUTTAN Meaghan Alberta POSIDIS-KOWALSKI Sarah Ontario BORGES Samantha Ontario DEMERS Laurie-Ann Quebec CYRENNE Helody Quebec KAJI Clair British Columbia DENOMMÉE Laurie Quebec BROWN Shaelyn Alberta WRIGHT Charlie Saskatchewan SAN ROMAN Itzia British Columbia PEDRICK Denelle Saskatchewan ARCAND Alyson Alberta PARKER Mackenzie Alberta TEMKOV Melissa Ontario MORAES ARISPE Sofia Ontario DIMAS Maria Saskatchewan DUMONT Émilie Quebec CHO Seina British Columbia
6 2 of :55 # Athlete Contingent D Score Rk D Score Rk D Score Rk D Score Rk D Score Rk 411 DE JONG Haley British Columbia LEIPSIC Emma Manitoba GUTHRIE Emma Alberta POULIOT Enya Nova Scotia HANASYK Kelly Alberta FRANKLIN Breanna Saskatchewan FAULKNER Madison Nova Scotia BLACKNER Emily Manitoba BOULANGER Meghan Manitoba BIEVER Courteney Saskatchewan JUK Ilka British Columbia HOLMES Grace Newfoundland and Labrador ROSS Alia Manitoba OSWALD Molly Manitoba SHEA Kaitlyn New Brunswick MURDOCK Jenna Saskatchewan WILSON Chelsea New Brunswick SITARZ Tristyn Manitoba SQUIRES Rebecca Newfoundland and Labrador STEWART Tea Nova Scotia EWING Jordyn Nova Scotia DOLAN Abigail New Brunswick DOLOMOUNT Abbey Newfoundland and Labrador HALLETT Samantha Newfoundland and Labrador WEIR Jeannie Newfoundland and Labrador TOMLINSON Abigail Nova Scotia SHANNON Lexie New Brunswick DOWNEY Alexus Nova Scotia TALBOT Myranda New Brunswick
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