Rhythmic Gymnastics girls team named

Over 160 girls took part from Alexandra Park, Arundel, Avondale, Borrowdale Primary, Bishopslea, Christ for Zimbabwe, Chisipite, Celebration, Dominican Convent, Gateway, Girls High, Groombridge, Hellenic, Heritage, Harare International School, Masaisai, Springvale, Northpark and Yamurai schools.

It was a junior (Under-16) competition where the selection for the team for the Zone 6 Championships to be held here in December was done.  The gymnasts who were outstanding were Vanessa Nzombe, winning in both Level One and Two and Sibonye Lang, who won both sections in Level Six.

One of the competition’s organisers, Cheryl Muchatuta, said they used the competition for the selection of the Zone VI squad that will represent the country in December.
“This competition acts as a preliminary selection for the zone squad and those girls will now be moving into more intensive training. The next competition will be pre-nationals in June, which will select the competitors for national championships in all levels,” said Muchatuta.
Preliminary Squad

Pre-Level: Tino Chasakara,Amara Mccauley,Jamie Marr,Natalie Chimunye,Yuile Asher
Level One :Vanessa Nzombe. Anike Mparuri,Nyasha Munzvandi,Jacki Guta,Matifadza Mukanganda,Kelly James
Level Two: Vanessa Nzombe, Tjilo Mpofu,Tino Garwe,Marylen Doriyo,Kimberly Laver,Sandra Dzanya,
Level Three: Ceanna Ellis,Annabella Fabris,Tamika Mparuri,Tsitsi Nyamautswa,Vongai Mandibaya, Shemimah Nyabani
Level Four: Channelle Hencil,Sangiwe Mpofu,Jiaxian Liu,Tiyane Nyahunzvi,Kerry AnneMoyo, Tsitsi Nyamutswa
Level Six: Sibonye Lang,Georgi Sampson, Christine Demblon, Rutendo Sangarwe, Savannah Grant.

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