Trampoline DMT | 2022 Scottish Champions Crowned
The 2022 Scottish champions in trampoline and double-mini trampoline were crowned in Perth on 24 and 25 September.
We welcomed more than 230 gymnasts with coaches, judges, event volunteers and families back to Bell’s Sports Centre for the first championships in this discipline after a three-year break due to Covid. They were rewarded with a great event during which a 34 year-old record was broken in the men’s trampoline.
Kim Beattie from Banchory Trampoline and DMT Club and Ethan Cunningham from Jump Gymnastics Academy shared the DMT spoils on day one. They become women’s and men’s champions respectively, with Ethan winning the tariff award and Kim winning the form award in addition to her fifth Scottish title.
We also saw some familiar faces on the second day’s action on both pieces of apparatus culminating with the FIG level trampoline competition. Former champion Murray Findlay from Tiggers Trampoline Club put in an exceptional voluntary routine which had a difficulty value of 15.0.
Comparing that across the generations, converting old to new scores, the level of difficult meant that Murray broke the Scottish record which was set by Alistair Fogg from Perth Trampoline club at the 1988 world championships in Birmingham, Alabama. He understandably won the tariff award and secured his fifth Scottish championship.
Sarah Gallacher (Sparta Trampoline Club) was crowned women’s champion for the second time and her performance also won the form award for the highest one routine execution score of 17.9.
The winners of the regional level 1 -4 form award was John Buist (Flyers Trampoline Club) while Harvey Houliston (Two Foot Higher) was awarded the DMT Form Award
Congratulations to everyone who took part across all levels and age groups and our thanks to the event volunteers for their time and support.
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2022 Scottish National Championships | Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 September
Scottish Trampoline Champions
Murray Lindsay
Sarah Gallacher
The male and female Scottish champions are determined by the final bounce off, and only the winners of each FIG age group are eligible. The bounce off consists of one voluntary routine, starting from zero, and time of flight is included
Tariff Award
Murray Findlay (Tiggers)
Awarded to the gymnast with the highest difficulty score within the FIG category of trampoline – any voluntary routine completed is eligible
Form Award
Sarah Gallacher (Sparta)
Awarded to the gymnast with the highest one routine execution score within the FIG category of trampoline
TRA Regional levels 1-4 Form Award
John Buist (Flyers Trampoline Club) (level 4 13-14 men)
Awarded to the gymnast with the highest 2-routine execution score within the regional Levels 1-4 trampoline categories
DMT
Scottish DMT Champions
Ethan Cunningham
Kim Beattie
Awarded to the male and female gymnast with the highest cumulative 4 pass score from FIG competitors
Tariff Award
Ethan Cunningham (Jump)
Awarded to the gymnast with the highest 2-pass difficulty score in Final 1 and Final 2 within the FIG category of DMT
Form Award
Kim Beattie (Banchory)
Awarded to the gymnast with the highest 2-pass execution score in Qualification within the FIG category of DMT
DMT Form Award
Harvey Houliston (Two Foot Higher) (level 2 13+ men)
Awarded to the gymnast with the highest 4-pass execution score within the regional levels 1-4 DMT categories