• 2019
• World Championships (Tokyo, JPN)
• 17th Team, 34th Synchro, 95th Trampoline

• 2019
• World Cup (Valladolid, ESP)
• 2nd Synchro, 78th Trampoline

• 2019
• World Cup (Khabarovsk, RUS)
• 10th Synchro, 35th Ind. Trampoline

• 2019
• Pan Am Games (Lima, PER)
• 10th Ind. Trampoline

• 2019
• World Cup (Baku, AZE)
• 31st Ind. Trampoline

• 2018
• World Championships (St.Petersburg, RUS)
• 14th Synchro, 77th Ind. Trampoline

• 2018
• Loulé World Cup (POR)
• 4th Synchro, 45th Ind. Trampoline

• 2018
• Sr Pan Am Championships (Lima, PER)
• 1st Synchro, 2nd Individual Trampoline

• 2018
• Third Trial (AB)
• 1st Individual Trampoline and Synchro

• 2018
• Canadian Championships (Lethbridge, AB)
• 1st Individual Trampoline and Synchro

• 2018
• Canada Cup (Montreal, QC)
• 1st Individual Trampoline

• 2016
• Olympic Games (Rio de Janeiro, BRA)
• 14th Individual Trampoline

• 2016
• World Cup (Arosa, SUI)
• 19th Individual Trampoline

• 2016
• World Cup (Brescia, ITA)
• 58th Individual Trampoline

• 2016
• Canadian Championships (Edmonton, AB)
• 1st Individual Trampoline

• 2016
• Canada Cup (Kamloops, BC)
• 1st Individual Trampoline

• 2015
• World Championships (Odense, DEN)
• 16th Individual Trampoline, 23rd Team Trampoline

• 2015
• Canadian Championships (Calgary, AB)
• 1st Individual Trampoline

• 2015
• Pan American Games (Toronto, ON)
• 4th Individual Trampoline

• 2014
• World Cup (Minsk, BLR)
• 21st Individual Trampoline, 17th Synchronized Trampoline

• 2014
• Senior Pan American Championships (Mississauga, ON)
• 1st Individual Trampoline

• 2014
• Canada Cup (Newmarket, ON)
• 13th Individual Trampoline

• 2014
• World Cup (Arosa, SUI)
• 5th Individual Trampoline

• 2014
• Canadian Championships (Ottawa, ON)
• 1st Individual Trampoline, 1st Men’s ON TR Team

• 2014
• Pacific Rim Championships (Richmond, BC)
• 4th Synchronized Trampoline, 8th Individual Trampoline, 2nd Team Event

• 2014
• Elite Canada (Kamloops, BC)
• 1st Individual Trampoline

• 2013
• World Cup (Loule, PRT)
• 2nd Individual Trampoline

• 2013
• Canada Cup (Airdrie, AB)
• 2nd Individual Trampoline

• 2013
• Canadian Championships (Ottawa, ON)
• 1st Individual Trampoline

• 2013
• Elite Canada (Quebec, QC)
• 1st Individual Trampoline

• 2012
• Olympic Games (London, GBR)
• 7th Individual Trampoline

• 2012
• Olympic Trials (Gatineau, QC)
• 1st Individual Trampoline

• 2012
• Pacific Rim Championships (Everett, USA)
• 1st Individual Trampoline

• 2012
• Olympic Qualification Test Event (London, GBR)
• 4th Individual Trampoline

• 2011
• World Championships (Birmingham, GBR)
• 12th Individual Trampoline

• 2010
• Pacific Rim Championships (Melbourne, AUS)
• 4th Team Event, 1st Synchronized Trampoline, 1st Individual Trampoline

• 2008
• Pan American Championships (Buenos Aires, ARG)
• 1st Individual Trampoline, 4th Synchronized Trampoline, 1st Team-Trampoline

• 2008
• Olympic Games (Beijing, CHN)
• 2nd Individual Trampoline

• 2008
• All Canada TR Olympic Trial (Terrebonne, QC)
• 1st Individual Trampoline

Dave Ross & Marty Myers

King Township

Birthplace: Toronto, ON
Year of Birth: 1986
Club: Skyriders Trampoline
Favourite Event: Individual Trampoline
Sr. National Team since: 2015
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Jason Burnett sees himself as a natural show-off who lives by the motto “Go big or go home”. In June 2010, he broke his own world record by recording an 18.8 degree of difficulty at a World Cup meet in Davos, Switzerland. Always in search of bigger and better stages, Burnett made his Olympic debut at Beijing 2008 where he performed the most difficult routine of the competition to win the silver medal. He went on to reach the eight-man final at London 2012. Burnett has been competing internationally since he was 14, which included a trip to the 2007 Pan Am Games where he won silver. He’s also had to deal with multiple injuries, including surgery on his right knee in October 2014 for a complete ACL tear, second degree MCL tear, medial and lateral meniscus tear, and a bone bruise with microfracture. He was cleared to resume jumping on his feet in March 2015 and went on to finish fourth at the Pan Am Games in Toronto. After securing an Olympic berth at the Rio 2016 test event, Burnett won his 10^th national title in June 2016.

Family: Parents David and Laurie Burnett… Younger brother Taylor…

Getting into the Sport: Started trampoline at age 8… Parents said their kids had to do at least one extra-curricular activity outside of school… His first coach showed him video of circus acrobats; he loved how they could flip, twist and generate so much power seemingly out of nothing… Trampoline was a great way to learn those skills… Was a shy kid but after learning a backflip on the floor he gained confidence from showing off to schoolmates…

Outside Interests: Graduated from University of Toronto in 2014 (Philosophy)… Enjoys tricking/parkour, taekwondo, hiking… Has been a stunt man, including as a double for Michael Cera in Scott Pilgrim vs the World…  RBC Olympian… Athlete ambassador for Right to Play and Kids Now…

Odds and Ends: Inspired by Canada’s first Olympic trampolinists, Karen Cockburn and Mathieu Turgeon… Got matching tattoos with Australian 2012 Olympian Blake Gaudry on the bottom of their toes…