Scarlett finished 1st out of 14 competitors, securing the gold medal and earning her place in the Regional Final.

Scarlett will also take part in a second qualification event in February, using the experience as valuable preparation ahead of her English Qualifiers in March. Her focus, determination, and commitment to excellence were evident throughout the competition.

Reflecting on her success, Scarlett said:

“I am really delighted and proud of myself. I put a lot of hard work into my training, so it feels amazing to see it paying off. I love what I do, and that motivates me to keep pushing myself and aiming higher. Competing at this level has been such a great experience, and I’m excited to keep improving and see what I can achieve next.”

In addition to her own achievements, Scarlett demonstrated fantastic leadership by coaching and supporting younger competitors throughout the event, including her younger sister, Lowenna. Her encouragement, guidance, and little sisterly advice helped inspire confidence in the younger participants and showed maturity and teamwork beyond her years.

Lowenna, aged just 6, competed up an age group in the 7–8 category at her first regional-level competition. She performed superbly to finish 6th out of 18 competitors, many of whom were older, and also earned a silver medal as part of her team.

This was a highly successful competition that highlights Scarlett’s talent, dedication, and leadership, as well as Lowenna’s promising start.

Congratulations to both sisters on their fantastic achievements!