Booth-Richards, the youngest and newest Wanganui competitor, gained a well-earned bronze medal, performing a solid and consistent set.
"Hannah Smith was the standout performer with a personal best in Junior International Solo and Freedance, gaining a bronze with a very small margin between first, second and third placing," said Ken Smith.
"Emily Smith and Van Neikerk turned in strong performances with top five placings in their respective events."
The 18-year-old Hannah Smith also received an uncontested gold medal in Junior International Figure.
She also picked up two further trophies.
"She won the overall Junior International Skater with the most points overall," said Smith.
"She was awarded the prestigious 2015 Volunteer of the Year award for her work coaching the younger Wanganui Artistic skaters and also for her work with the club's 'Learn To Skate' classes, where she has built up a large and enthusiastic following of artistic youngsters.
"In the absence of Mills, the future of the section now rests with Palmerston North's Kylie Shirley and on the young shoulders of Hannah."