THE flips and turns achieved on the trampoline or tumbling mat amazed spectators at yesterday’s fourth day of the Trampoline Sports Australian Championships at the Schweppes Centre in West Bendigo.Gymnasts from as far afield as South Australia, New Zealand, Queensland, Tasmania, Western Australia, New South Wales and across Victoria are vying for high scores in various disciplines.Bendigo stars Bronte Boyles, Alannah Koch, Haylee Wellard and Jaclyn McAlice have excelled in their hometown.Wellard and McAliece achieved a one-two result in the under-17 girls’ tumbling.An exciting battle was in the under-11 girls’ tumbling.Boyles scored 84.90 to be runner-up and just two points behind the winner, Queensland’s Eden Tarvit.Wellard was sixth in the under-17 girls’ double-mini and 13th in the junior girls’ double-mini.McAlice achieved ninth placing in the under-17 double-mini. Highlights of yesterday’s program included the under-11 and under-13 boys’ trampoline finals, the 17-plus men’s and women’s double mini trampoline finals, and tumbling for under-15 girls’, under-11 boys’ and girls’, and the unddr-17 and 17-plus women.Winners of the various trampoline events:Senior men: Scott Brown (South Australia) 105.40.Senior women: Liz Clark (Queensland) 95.50.Junior men: Riley Glazebrook (Queensland) 94.10.Junior women: Alexandra Freeman (South Australia) 96.50.Double-mini finals:Senior men: Ty Swadling (NSW) 144.40.17-plus women: Hayley Tagell (Victoria) 133.90.Junior women: Nandalie Campbell-Killick (NSW) 125.60.17-plus men: Philip Henry (New Zealand) 132.40.Junior women: Jordyn McLean (New Zealand) 127.90.Junior men: Ryan Bessling (New Zealand) 135.60.Under-17 boys’: Aiden Thomas (NSW) 135.50.Under-17 girls’: Madeleine Johnson (Victoria) 131.70.Under-11 girls’: Chloe White (Queensland) 121.80.Tumbling:17-plus women: Nandalie Campbell-Killick (NSW) 105.30.Under-17 girls’: Haylee Wellard (Bendigo) 91.70.Under-17 boys’: Ryan Barroga (NSW) 89.30.Under-15 girls’: Isabella Turai (NSW) 80.80.Under-13 girls’: Rylee Stokes (Victoria) 84.20.Under-13 boys’: Kurt Hacking-Gadsby (NSW) 79.10.Under-11 girls’: Eden Tarvit (Queensland) 86.90.Under-11 boys’: Jack Hemmings (NSW) 83.70.The championships finale is today from 8.45am.