Sport
Nov 11, 2019

Trampoliners Bring Home Medal Haul from Limerick

The club grabbed five medals in a number of the individual events organised by UL Trampoline and Gymnastics Club.

Fiachra GallagherSports Editor
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Dublin University Trampoline Club (DUTC) enjoyed a successful weekend at the Trampoline Intervarsities in the University of Limerick (UL), bringing home several medals across a range of different events.

The haul included five medals in a number of the individual events organised by UL Trampoline and Gymnastics Club.

Aisling Byrne and Alastair McGuckian both landed gold medals, after finishing first in the novice women’s and novice men’s events respectively. Adelais Farnell Sharp also collected the top prize in her event, double mini trampoline level 2.

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Oisín Walsh won bronze in the intermediate men’s event, while Colm Mangan completed DUTC’s individual haul with a silver medal in the novice men’s.

In the team events, Sharp picked up a silver medal alongside Dave Woods in the lower synchro event.

Walsh and Woods both added to their personal accolades with bronze and gold medals in the lower synchro and synchro roulette respectively. Catríona Quinn, along with University College Cork’s Emma Barrett, won bronze in the synchro roulette.

Woods, Sharp, McGuckian and Órlaith Geary won bronze in the team event.

In an email statement to The University Times, captain of DUTC Catríona Quinn praised the performances of her clubmates: “Our competitors did the club proud this weekend. We’re especially proud of everyone who competed for the first time.”

“There were great scores all around and we’re delighted with the results we got”, she added.

This weekend is not the first time DUTC have tasted success this year. Last month, four members of DUTC competed in the Welsh Open qualifiers, collecting a total of five medals at the event. The finals of the Welsh Open will be held on December 7th and 8th at the Sport Wales National Centre in Cardiff.

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