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Sadier earns trip to Chicago with strong performance The Milton Springers' competitive veterans kicked off the 2010-11 season a little earlier than usual - and did so in impressive fashion. Showing strongly at Ontario Tour Selection meet ai Base Borden were Heather Sadler and jennifer Garvie. Placing seventh overail in the Level 8, 14- years-and-up category Sadier secured a berth to, February's Chicago Style, an aIl-star meet in the Windy City Garvie also delivered some impressive results and took l3th in the ali-around of the Level 7, 14-and-up ranks. Buoyed by these season-opening efforts, the Springers tumned in a slew of top-three finishes - including four in the overaîl rankings - during the first provincial qualifying laie lastirnonth i Orangeville. On the strength of golden performances on bars and beamn, Sadier placed third in the aIl- around. Garvie was fourth overail, thanks to bronze-medal efforts on vault and floor. Three younger gymnasts also tested them- selves ai Level 7, and were quire credible in doing so. Leading the way was Keiara jones-Tyrell, who ludy Canadian. REACHING NEW HEIGHTS: Heather Sadier, in action at the Milton Gymnastics Clubs annual Gymstrada competition on Saturday, wiII compete at Chicago Style, an ail-star meet, in February. Sadier earned her place in the competition with a seventh-place ail-around finish at the Ontario Tour Selection competition at Base Borden. She followed that up by winning the all-around bronze medal at the first provincial qualifying meet in Orangeville. medaied in ail four events en route to claiinig overaîl silver aînong thc IL) y'ar olds. Her best result was reserved for vault, on which she took second. Making their debuts ai Level 7, nine- year-olds Shannon Sadier and Kylie Martin more than held their own - each finishing top-four in the ail- around. Sadier was third - thanks to a healthy silver lining on vault, bars and floor - while third-place finîshes on vauli and bars allowcd Martin tb take fourihi oxcr- ail. Level 6, i 1-year-old competitor Mary Rodienburg's vault and floor routines were good enough for second and third respec- tively - fueling her to an all-around six- place finish. Level 6, 10-year-old gymnasts Meaghan O'Donnell, Alanna Sinclair and Jessica Keegan ail managcd top-five efforts. O'Donneil took fourtb on bars and was cighth ovcrall, xbl Sinclair was second on floor and fifîh on vault and Keegan earned third on floor. Madison Luoshof captured overaîl sil- ver in the Level 6, nine-year-old class - highlighting ber meet with second on bars and third on floor - while fellow nine- year-old Alex Robson earned third on floor and was fourth overail in the Level 5 divi- sion. Everyday SImWl Togeihor ai lest. Drm MMmtnir nsw takos ierar c'BhUt. " Tim Horions registeret rade mark andi copyright design are owned by The TDL Marks Corporation. Useti with permission. lnterac Debit may flot be available at aIl restaurants. ® intema, the lnWeac logo anthIe armoured truck design are trade-marks of lnterac Inc. Usei entier license.