By Olivia Olthof<\/p>\n
It’s been a relatively quiet week for the Pentland Calisthenics College after their busy week of State Championship Competitions. <\/p>\n
The weekend of 20 and 21 September saw their youngest team, Tinies (3-7yrs) and the oldest team, Masters take to the stage. <\/p>\n
Masters were back on the boards for their Waverley Calisthenics Competition, which was held at the River Gum Performing Arts Centre in Hampton Park. They placed in each item, earning a Highly Commended (HC) for March, Free Exercises, Rods and Revue along with an Honourable Mention (HM) for Club Swinging and Aesthetics. <\/p>\n
It was Tinies turn the next day for their Westside Calisthenics Competition held at Catholic Regional College, Caroline Springs. <\/p>\n
They performed their Free Exercise, Rods, Aesthetics and Song & Dance, earning a HC for Aesthetics and a HC for Song and Dance. <\/p>\n
This week is the last competitions for their Intermediates, who are performing at Royal South Street in Ballarat and the Juniors, who are on stage in Langwarrin for their Westernport Calisthenics Competition. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
By Olivia Olthof It’s been a relatively quiet week for the Pentland Calisthenics College after their busy week of State Championship Competitions. The weekend of 20 and 21 September saw their youngest team, Tinies (3-7yrs) and the oldest team, Masters take to the stage. Masters were back on the boards for their Waverley Calisthenics Competition, […]<\/p>\n