Chloe Isaac and Jennifer Knobbs of Canada won the gold and bronze medals in the solo competition. In the duet, Camille Bowness and Marie-Lou Morin won the gold and Laurie Ann Bedard and Audrey Houle took the bronze. Canada also won the team event, followed by China and the U.S. junior national team.

China's Chen Xiaojun won the silver in the solo and Bao Xiaoxiao and Feng Ziwet won the silver in the duet.

In the trio finals, which only had American teams competing, the Walnut Creek Aquanuts and Riverside Aquettes, tied for first. Both teams are based out of California. The Seattle Synchro Swim Team took the bronze.

The senior portion of the event began today with finals scheduled for Saturday.

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U.S. Open Synchronized Swimming Championships

At Central O'ahu Regional Park

Yesterday

Junior solo

1, Chloe Issac, Canada, 91.833. 2, Chen Xiaojun, China, 90.333. 3, Jennifer Knobbs, Canada, 89.667.

Junior duet

1, Canada (Camille Bowness, Marie-Lou Morin), 91.333. 2, China (Bao Xiaoxiao, Feng Ziwet), 89.500. 3, Canada (Laurie Ann Bedard, Audrey Houle), 89.000.

Junior trio

1, Walnut Creek (Calif.) Aquanuts (Alexandra Bollaidlaw, Renae DiBartolomeo, Kellie Stump) and Riverside (Calif.) Aquettes (Michelle Moore, Paige Ramsey, Lauren Nicholson), 42.334. 3, Seattle Synchro Swim Team (Leigh Haldeman, Katie LaBounty, Liane Lovitt), 42.250.

Junior team