Gymnasts jump into the spotlight at gala event

The club proudly celebrates its athletes' achievements.

December 20, 2024

Benoni City Times 1 minute read

Anche Davidson, Bailey Drew, Kaelin Campbell, Isabella Rathbone and Amber and Rachel Walker. The club's two acrobatic gymnast trios represented South Africa at the World Age Group Competitions in Portugal this year.

Gymfinity Gymnastics Club, formerly known as Benoni Gymnastics Club, concluded another remarkable year with its traditional prizegiving ceremony and a Christmas-themed gala.

Located in Norton Home Estate, the club continues to nurture talent across various disciplines, including acrobatic gymnastics, tumbling, trampoline, hip-hop, tap, acro dance and even adult cheerleading.

Acrobatic gymnasts Anche Davidson, Rachel Walker and Bailey Drew.

The club proudly celebrates the achievements of its members:
• Deidre Hattingh completed her Junior Hip-Hop teaching qualification with distinction.

• Nadine Hattingh successfully passed her Golden Higher Tap exam.

Anzelle Robinson, Acro dance teacher and acrobatic gymnastics coach, with Jovana Djordjevic, who excelled as a competitive dancer and gymnast.

• Jovana Djordjevic excelled as both a competitive dancer and gymnast.

• Pelo Monalepelo Mojapelo, a seven-year-old tumbling gymnast, was honored as the official winner of the Amayanga-Yanka Athlete of the Year at the Gauteng Sport Awards.

Deidre Hattingh, Anzelle Robinson (dance teacher) and Nadine Hattingh with Isla Robinson, a promising five-year-old dancer.

• Additionally, two acrobatic gymnast trios – Amber Isabella Kaelin and Anché Bailey Rachel – represented South Africa at the World Age Group Competitions in Portugal this year.

“The club extends its gratitude to coaches Adri, Anzelle, Armand, Anastasia, David and Sammy for their dedication, as well as to the parents for their unwavering support.