Gymnastics National finals
Posted on : May 10, 2016
Congratulations to our Gymnasts who recently took part in the Gymnastics national finals. All are members of Sligo’s DyNamo Gymnastic Club.
Sarah White, a Fifth Year student recently competed at the National Gymnastics finals in University of Limerick, she placed 4th nationally and 1st in the west of Ireland at Grade 4.
Conor Grennan, a Third Year student also competed in the National Gymnastics finals, he was placed 2nd in the National Finals and 1st in the west of Ireland at Grade 5.
Sarah McCormack, a Third Year student was placed 2nd in the west of Ireland competition and qualified as a finalist in the Celtic Cup in Gymnastics in Belfast.
Well done to all!
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