For youth competitors, Wanganui's Organised Chaos team came first overall in the senior division, winning the spring and tumble and coming second on the floor.
The intermediate division saw Red Sisters come second overall with runner-up placings on the floor, spring and tumble, while their clubmates, Salsa Sisters, were fifth equal with their best effort a fourth placing on the floor.
In the junior division, eight Mini Mimers were second overall coming runner-up on the floor and tumbling, plus a third placing on the vault. Two other Wanganui teams competed in the same grade, with Volcano Girls finishing fourth with their best being third on the floor, while Army Cadets were sixth.
"One of the highlights of the competition was seeing Liz Smith competing as part of the Grease Lightning team along with daughters Amelia and Rose," Taylor-Ward said.
The gymnasts are now training hard for their end-of-year function and prize-giving on December 14, where audience members will be treated to performances from every class at the gym club.
The club is also hosting their Viking Golf Tournament fundraiser this afternoon at the Durie Vale Rd course created by club supporters Jens and Karen Bukholt.
