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PHOTO: Saltos Gymnastics Club member Brianna Fortune takes first place all-around in the Junior Olympic Level 7 open division at the Atamate Invitational in Nova Scotia

Contributed | Posted: March 6, 2019, 12:30 a.m. | Updated: March 6, 2019, 12:35 a.m. | 1 Min Read
Saltos Gymnastics Club member Brianna Fortune took first place all-around in the Junior Olympic Level 7 open division at the Atamate Invitational hosted by Alta Halifax Gymnastics Club in Nova Scotia this past weekend. Featuring athletes from all over Atlantic Canada, Fortune was one of three Saltos gymnasts competing. Fortune was first in bars, second in floor, third in vault, and fourth in beam to earn her first-place all-around finish.
Saltos Gymnastics Club member Brianna Fortune took first place all-around in the Junior Olympic Level 7 open division at the Atamate Invitational hosted by Alta Halifax Gymnastics Club in Nova Scotia this past weekend. Featuring athletes from all over Atlantic Canada, Fortune was one of three Saltos gymnasts competing. Fortune was first in bars, second in floor, third in vault, and fourth in beam to earn her first-place all-around finish. - Contributed

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Saltos Gymnastics Club member Brianna Fortune took first place all-around in the Junior Olympic Level 7 open division at the Atamate Invitational hosted by Alta Halifax Gymnastics Club in Nova Scotia this past weekend. Featuring athletes from all over Atlantic Canada, Fortune was one of three Saltos gymnasts competing.

Fortune was first in bars, second in floor, third in vault, and fourth in beam to earn her first-place all-around finish.

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