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Ayrshire Invitational 2026

Ayrshire Invitational 2026
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Times
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Closing Date
21/02/2026
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11/01/2026
Organiser: Ayrshire Gymnastics Trust Venue: Ayrshire GC
Braeside Street
Kilmarnock
KA1 3BP
Email organiser

Beginners/participation/lower levels/younger gymnasts on Saturday

Scottish competitors Sunday

All levels and abilities welcome:
beginner individuals
NDP grades
FIG

Primary Venue

Ayrshire GC
Braeside Street
Kilmarnock
KA1 3BP
 
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