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The gymnastics world is buzzing with excitement as 11-year-old Allora Enge, hailing from Colwood, gears up to make her mark at the upcoming BC Winter Games in Quesnel in February 2024.

Representing Zone 6 (Vancouver Island) in womenB次元官网网址檚 artistic gymnastics at the highly competitive level 7 under the Canadian Competitive Program, EngeB次元官网网址檚 journey is one defined not only by her impressive victories but also by thrilling new partnerships.

In a year filled with stellar achievements, including clinching gold at the Whistler Summer Classic, reigning supreme at the Garden City Invitational, securing bronze at the Orca Invitational, and claiming silver at the BC Provincial Artistic Gymnastics Championships, Enge is now venturing into uncharted territory. Teaming up with two fresh faces, one each from the Nanaimo Gymnastics School and Inspire Sports Victoria, she is set to epitomize the unity and diverse talent pool present on Vancouver Island.

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Throughout her journey, EngeB次元官网网址檚 remains grateful for the unwavering guidance of her coach, Lisa Comazzetto, and the staunch support from her LionB次元官网网址檚 Pride Competitive Team.

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For EngeB次元官网网址檚, gymnastics transcends the pursuit of medals; itB次元官网网址檚 a joyful and exhilarating journey.

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