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Our All Star program focuses on working with our senior jumpers in order to encourage and promote leadership within the sport. Allstars are given opportunities throughout the province to promote the sport of jump rope and set an example for younger athletes.
In order to become an All Star, jumpers must be 15 or older and heavily involved in their respective teams. Demonstrating leadership through coaching and running camps, performing in shows, and showing their growth in skills throughout their years are all things that are considered when selecting our All Star group. Click HERE for the 2025/2026 Allstar Application! |
Meet your 2024/2025 Allstar Team!
SOPHIE
I am Sophie and I have been jumping for 10 years. Being in jump rope has taught me a lot about perseverance, dedication, and teamwork. The continual support throughout the jump rope community is what has inspired me to want to empower the next generation of jumpers. I started on Abbotsford RopeWorks at the age of 8 and now have been on the Skipping Sensations for 2 years, and am graduating high school this year. I am excited to see what more this sport has to bring and I am committed to become a leader where I can use my knowledge to help others reach their full potential and understand the value of jump rope!
I am Sophie and I have been jumping for 10 years. Being in jump rope has taught me a lot about perseverance, dedication, and teamwork. The continual support throughout the jump rope community is what has inspired me to want to empower the next generation of jumpers. I started on Abbotsford RopeWorks at the age of 8 and now have been on the Skipping Sensations for 2 years, and am graduating high school this year. I am excited to see what more this sport has to bring and I am committed to become a leader where I can use my knowledge to help others reach their full potential and understand the value of jump rope!
KAYLYN
My name is Kaylyn Allingham and I have been on the Allstar team since 2019. I began jumping with the Nelson Rhythm Ropers in 2016, and in 2022 I moved to Kelowna to begin my Bachelors Degree at the University of British Columbia. Although I am currently away from my hometown I still love to share the sport of jump rope in any way that I can, and with my classes and exams permitting I plan to continue representing the Rhythm Ropers for many years to come. It is my goal to one day start a team in Kelowna so I can share my love for teamwork and jumping in my community.
My name is Kaylyn Allingham and I have been on the Allstar team since 2019. I began jumping with the Nelson Rhythm Ropers in 2016, and in 2022 I moved to Kelowna to begin my Bachelors Degree at the University of British Columbia. Although I am currently away from my hometown I still love to share the sport of jump rope in any way that I can, and with my classes and exams permitting I plan to continue representing the Rhythm Ropers for many years to come. It is my goal to one day start a team in Kelowna so I can share my love for teamwork and jumping in my community.
SOPHIA
Hello, my name is Sophia, and I’ve been jumping for 9 years. I live in Abbotsford, BC, and have had the privilege of jumping on two teams during my journey. I started with Abbotsford Ropeworks and am currently part of the Abbotsford Skipping Sensations. One of my greatest passions is jump rope, and I love to share that passion with others by coaching at camps, working with our teams recreational program, and performing at shows and events. Teaching others brings me so much joy, and I’ve always wanted to become an All-Star to create even more opportunities to help others experience the sport. I’m grateful to be part of such an amazing community, and I’m excited to continue growing and contributing to the sport of skipping.
Hello, my name is Sophia, and I’ve been jumping for 9 years. I live in Abbotsford, BC, and have had the privilege of jumping on two teams during my journey. I started with Abbotsford Ropeworks and am currently part of the Abbotsford Skipping Sensations. One of my greatest passions is jump rope, and I love to share that passion with others by coaching at camps, working with our teams recreational program, and performing at shows and events. Teaching others brings me so much joy, and I’ve always wanted to become an All-Star to create even more opportunities to help others experience the sport. I’m grateful to be part of such an amazing community, and I’m excited to continue growing and contributing to the sport of skipping.
CLARA
Hi my name is Clara! I am from Abbotsford and I have been jumping for 8 years. I started on Ropeworks and I am now with the Skipping Sensations. I have been a part of many camps, shows, and demonstrations, as well as competed at lots of different competitions throughout my years of jumping. I love jump rope and it is a huge part of my life, so my goal as an All Star is to share my passion for the sport through teaching and get as many people involved as possible!
Hi my name is Clara! I am from Abbotsford and I have been jumping for 8 years. I started on Ropeworks and I am now with the Skipping Sensations. I have been a part of many camps, shows, and demonstrations, as well as competed at lots of different competitions throughout my years of jumping. I love jump rope and it is a huge part of my life, so my goal as an All Star is to share my passion for the sport through teaching and get as many people involved as possible!
BRIGHTON
Team: Abbotsford Skipping Sensations
8 years of experience
My favourite aspect of jump rope is the community, people, and making friendships and connections across the world! Skipping is a huge part of my life and I love sharing it with other experienced jumpers and teaching younger athletes. My goal in the future is to share my passion by teaching younger athletes and push myself to reach new heights in skipping by possibly traveling and learning from different jumpers across the world.
Team: Abbotsford Skipping Sensations
8 years of experience
My favourite aspect of jump rope is the community, people, and making friendships and connections across the world! Skipping is a huge part of my life and I love sharing it with other experienced jumpers and teaching younger athletes. My goal in the future is to share my passion by teaching younger athletes and push myself to reach new heights in skipping by possibly traveling and learning from different jumpers across the world.
CAMERON
Hey guys! My Name is Cameron Helm and I’m from the Penticton Black Widow Rope Spinners! I’m so excited to be part of the BC All Star team again this year! I have been jumping for 8 years and it’s been an awesome experience! I have competed at a world, National, and Provincial level. I’m also a 2 time national champion for team events! I hope to be a professional hockey sports broadcaster and do jump rope on the side. I can’t wait to see everyone achieve greatness at provincials, nationals, and possibly worlds! See you guys soon!
Hey guys! My Name is Cameron Helm and I’m from the Penticton Black Widow Rope Spinners! I’m so excited to be part of the BC All Star team again this year! I have been jumping for 8 years and it’s been an awesome experience! I have competed at a world, National, and Provincial level. I’m also a 2 time national champion for team events! I hope to be a professional hockey sports broadcaster and do jump rope on the side. I can’t wait to see everyone achieve greatness at provincials, nationals, and possibly worlds! See you guys soon!
BRADLEY (Bradman579)
I have been jumping since 2006, but took a break between September 2017 and August 2022 returning to the sport for the 2022/2023 season. This sport has always helped me grow in all stages of my life from teamwork, confidence, leadership and strategy. I started jumping with the Nelson Rhythm Ropers and when I started back up in 2022 I joined the Victoria Island Hoppers. I am currently on the Rope skipping Canada Athlete council and the athlete rep on the national committee. I carry a heavy passion to give back into the sport everything my previous coaches, mentors, idols and teammates gave me. I believe the sport is growing and evolving very quickly and the best way for us to keep up as a country is to continue working on the development of our ever growing competitive and recreational roasters. I am looking forward to how things progress in our sport in the coming years.
I have been jumping since 2006, but took a break between September 2017 and August 2022 returning to the sport for the 2022/2023 season. This sport has always helped me grow in all stages of my life from teamwork, confidence, leadership and strategy. I started jumping with the Nelson Rhythm Ropers and when I started back up in 2022 I joined the Victoria Island Hoppers. I am currently on the Rope skipping Canada Athlete council and the athlete rep on the national committee. I carry a heavy passion to give back into the sport everything my previous coaches, mentors, idols and teammates gave me. I believe the sport is growing and evolving very quickly and the best way for us to keep up as a country is to continue working on the development of our ever growing competitive and recreational roasters. I am looking forward to how things progress in our sport in the coming years.
KAYLA
Hi, this season will be my 14th year of jump rope, and my third year skipping in BC! I was born in Alberta, and started jumping on SkipTime in Calgary when I was seven. I moved to BC to study at the University of Victoria, and wanted to continue my involvement in the sport, since jump rope is one of my biggest passions in life. I joined Victoria Velocity for the 2022-23 season before joining my current team, the Island Hoppers. One of my favorite parts of jump rope is coaching new jumpers, especially younger kids, and fostering in them the same amount of love I have for this sport. Watching kids gain confidence through skipping as they grow and move through the CanSkip program, teaching my friends new tricks in my free time, and sharing jump rope with anyone who will listen brings me so much joy. I love showing people how easy it is to fall in love with our sport!
Hi, this season will be my 14th year of jump rope, and my third year skipping in BC! I was born in Alberta, and started jumping on SkipTime in Calgary when I was seven. I moved to BC to study at the University of Victoria, and wanted to continue my involvement in the sport, since jump rope is one of my biggest passions in life. I joined Victoria Velocity for the 2022-23 season before joining my current team, the Island Hoppers. One of my favorite parts of jump rope is coaching new jumpers, especially younger kids, and fostering in them the same amount of love I have for this sport. Watching kids gain confidence through skipping as they grow and move through the CanSkip program, teaching my friends new tricks in my free time, and sharing jump rope with anyone who will listen brings me so much joy. I love showing people how easy it is to fall in love with our sport!
