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Women’s 100 back PARA
Aurelie Rivard paced the finale with a time of 1:11.72 in the S10 division. Justine Morrier finished second in 1:17.60 in the S14 division, while Kirstie Kaskos took third overall with an S14 division 1:18.36.
Gabby Baird topped the S9 with a 1:22.29, while Abi Tripp turned in an S8 1:24.43. Shelby Newkirk clocked an S7 1:29.86 with Danielle Kisser leading the S6 division with a 1:48.69.
=== A - Final ===
1 %RivardS10SB9SM 96 CNHR 1:12.57 1:11.72 948
r:+0.60 34.86 1:11.72 (36.86)
2 %Tripp S8sb8sm8 01 Y Penguins 1:26.47 1:24.43 883
r:+0.60 41.60 1:24.43 (42.83)
3 %Newkirk S7sb7s 96 Para Storm 1:33.30 1:29.86 870
r:+0.73 43.56 1:29.86 (46.30)
4 %Bérubés8sb7sm8 95 GO 1:26.81 1:26.96 824
r:+0.72 42.48 1:26.96 (44.48)
5 %MorrierS14, Ju 97 CNHR 1:18.73 1:17.60 791
r:+0.71 37.84 1:17.60 (39.76)
6 %KaskoS14SB14SM 92 FSSC 1:18.52 1:18.36 772
r:+0.66 36.63 1:18.36 (41.73)
7 %DuchesneS8SB8S 01 Rouge et Or 1:30.87 1:31.09 731
r:+0.81 44.97 1:31.09 (46.12)
8 %RyanS10SB9SM10 99 GOLD 1:20.44 1:21.35 696
r:+0.83 40.00 1:21.35 (41.35)
9 %BairdS9SB8SM9, 00 GMAC 1:23.35 1:22.29 694
r:+0.86 39.71 1:22.29 (42.58)
10 %Kisser S6 Sb6 96 DELTA 1:48.38 1:48.69 596
r:+0.65 53.15 1:48.69 (55.54)
=== B - Final ===
10 %MailhotS8SB7SM 89 CNQ 1:37.85 1:37.36 598
r:+0.84 47.26 1:37.36 (50.10)
12 %Hénaults14, Mi 95 C.A. St-Eustache 1:27.76 1:27.84 543
r:+0.83 43.64 1:27.84 (44.20)
13 %DucasS10SB9SM1 96 Neptune 1:28.34 1:28.51 528
r:+0.73 43.35 1:28.51 (45.16)
14 %ToviziS7SB6SM7 00 NYAC 1:45.50 1:47.50 511
r:+0.69 51.43 1:47.50 (56.07)
15 %Sherwin S8 Sb8 00 Flames 1:42.84 1:41.81 508
r:+0.80 49.47 1:41.81 (52.34)
16 %TierneyS10SB9S 99 BTSC 1:33.32 1:32.35 443
r:+0.78 45.39 1:32.35 (46.96)
17 %NelsonS10SB9SM 96 U of A Swim Club 1:34.21 1:32.60 437
r:+0.77 44.97 1:32.60 (47.63)
18 %CorasanitiS10S 01 TIDE 1:34.73 1:34.63 394
r:+0.70 46.10 1:34.63 (48.53)
19 %SolimanS7SB7SM 99 NPP 1:55.18 1:54.67 382
r:+0.73 55.33 1:54.67 (59.34)
20 %LamS14SB14SM14 94 U of A Swim Club 1:32.69 1:37.99 324
r:+0.83 48.72 1:37.99 (49.27)
Men’s 100 back PARA
Nicolas-Guy Turbide chased down the top time of the night in 1:00.31 from the S13 division.
Benoit Huot earned second overall in a time of 1:01.33 from the S10 division, while Gordie Michie snared third with a 1:05.34 from the S14 division.
=== A - Final ===
1 %TurbideS13SB13 97 CNQ 1:01.17 1:00.31 1042
r:+0.57 29.54 1:00.31 (30.77)
2 %HuotS10SB9SM10 84 Neptune/PSITPQ 1:02.04 1:01.33 991
r:+0.65 29.75 1:01.33 (31.58)
3 %Michie S14 Sb1 93 Jumbo Jets 1:04.46 1:05.34 954
r:+0.58 30.96 1:05.34 (34.38)
4 %RahierS14sb14s 88 SKSC 1:09.16 1:08.65 855
r:+0.72 33.09 1:08.65 (35.56)
5 %Gotell131313, 90 LAC 1:05.66 1:06.25 854
r:+0.79 31.93 1:06.25 (34.32)
6 %RousselleS14, 93 CNHR 1:10.85 1:10.33 806
r:+0.75 33.82 1:10.33 (36.51)
7 %BoonS14sb14sm1 94 WDSC 1:12.11 1:12.43 748
r:+0.82 34.98 1:12.43 (37.45)
8 %Qing S14sb14sm 92 ROD 1:13.63 1:12.67 741
r:+0.74 34.74 1:12.67 (37.93)
9 %BissettS14SB14 00 U of A Swim Club 1:15.16 1:14.34 696
r:+0.76 36.12 1:14.34 (38.22)
10 %Mrak S13sb13sm 98 SKSC 1:11.86 1:12.51 673
r:+0.70 34.81 1:12.51 (37.70)
Men’s 100 fly
In one of the few weak areas of what is a fast-improving Canadian swimming team, Mack Darragh won the 100 fly with a time of 53.37. That missed the FINA A cut of 52.36 by a second.
In a crazy finish, a trio of swimmers tied for second with 53.90s. Kourosh Ahani, Ivan Cocunubo and Coleman Allen all wound up second with their 53.90 times.
Wyatt Yarish (53.99), Josiah Binnema (54.00), Nicolaas Dekker (54.09), Gamal Assaad (54.15), Alexandre Perreault (54.27) and Zack Chetrat (54.34) also competed.
=== A - Final ===
1 Darragh, Mack 93 OAK 53.74 53.37 813
r:+0.69 25.18 53.37 (28.19)
2 Cocunubo, Ivan 93 Camo 54.21 53.90 789
r:+0.66 25.23 53.90 (28.67)
2 Ahani, Kourosh 93 Rhac Predators 54.43 53.90 789
r:+0.67 25.35 53.90 (28.55)
2 Allen, Coleman 93 UBCDS 53.75 53.90 789
r:+0.66 24.67 53.90 (29.23)
5 Yarish, Wyatt 95 UCSC 54.09 53.99 785
r:+0.74 25.12 53.99 (28.87)
6 Binnema, Josiah 97 Keyano 54.41 54.00 785
r:+0.64 24.94 54.00 (29.06)
7 Dekker, Nicolaa 95 RAPID 54.39 54.09 781
r:+0.71 25.12 54.09 (28.97)
8 Assaad, Gamal 95 OAK 54.24 54.15 778
r:+0.64 25.37 54.15 (28.78)
9 Perreault, Alex 98 OTTSC 53.93 54.27 773
r:+0.65 25.10 54.27 (29.17)
10 Chetrat, Zack 90 TSC/HPCONT 54.52 54.34 770
r:+0.63 25.48 54.34 (28.86)
=== B - Final ===
11 *Perry, Samuel 95 NZL 53.74 53.74 796
r:+0.64 24.93 53.74 (28.81)
12 *Kremer, Tom 94 North Baltimore- 53.52 53.90 789
r:+0.69 25.17 53.90 (28.73)
13 *Cieslak, Marci 92 GSC-FL 53.69 53.92 788
r:+0.63 25.62 53.92 (28.30)
14 *Tarczynski, Ma 90 CAL-PC 53.84 54.23 775
r:+0.74 25.78 54.23 (28.45)
15 Kiedrzyn, Justi 93 HYACK 55.27 55.01 742
r:+0.69 25.42 55.01 (29.59)
16 Marcoux, Raphae 98 Rouge et Or 55.29 55.40 727
r:+0.74 25.90 55.40 (29.50)
17 Sinila, Michael 96 TSC/UT 55.49 55.69 715
r:+0.71 26.35 55.69 (29.34)
18 Olafson, Carson 97 UBCDS 55.49 55.71 715
r:+0.76 25.57 55.71 (30.14)
19 Perron, Dillon 91 UMAN 55.39 55.92 707
r:+0.71 26.04 55.92 (29.88)
20 Daly, Owen 95 Camo 55.56 56.24 695
r:+0.73 25.64 56.24 (30.60)
Women’s 100 free
Penny Oleksiak, just 15, crushed the Canadian record in the women’s 100-meter free at the 2016 Canadian Trials.
Oleksiak unleashed a swift time of 53.31 for the win, clearing the Canadian record of 53.83 set by Chantal Van Landeghem at the 2015 Pan American Games. Oleksiak also vaulted to fifth in the world rankings with the smoking swim.
Van Landeghem finished second in 53.91, just off her lifetime best, but enough to also clear the FINA A cut of 54.43 for a 100 free swim at the Olympic Games.
Sandrine Mainville (54.14) and Michelle Williams (54.45) collected the other two relay spots on the 400 free relay at the Olympics.
Alexia Zevnik (54.53), Jacqueline Keire (54.78), Katerine Savard (54.94), Rebecca Smith (55.84), Leah Troskot (55.89) and Ariane Mainville (56.36) also competed in the finale.
=== A - Final ===
1 Oleksiak, Penny 00 TSC/HPCONT 54.07 53.31o 931
r:+0.72 25.71 53.31 (27.60)
2 Vanlandeghem, C 94 TSC/HPCONT 54.44 53.91q 901
r:+0.72 25.83 53.91 (28.08)
3 Mainville, Sand 92 Camo/HPCONT 54.48 54.14q 889
r:+0.66 25.82 54.14 (28.32)
4 Williams, Miche 91 NYAC/HPCONT 54.58 54.45 874
r:+0.74 25.94 54.45 (28.51)
5 Zevnik, Alexia 94 Pointe-Claire Sw 55.01 54.53 870
r:+0.75 26.58 54.53 (27.95)
6 Keire, Jacqueli 94 OAK 54.94 54.78 858
r:+0.70 26.31 54.78 (28.47)
7 Savard, Katerin 93 Camo 55.05 54.94 851
r:+0.64 26.13 54.94 (28.81)
8 Smith, Rebecca 00 RedDeer Catalina 55.71 55.84 810
r:+0.72 26.71 55.84 (29.13)
9 Troskot, Leah 95 LASC 55.53 55.89 808
r:+0.71 26.56 55.89 (29.33)
10 Mainville, Aria 94 Camo 55.85 56.36 788
r:+0.72 26.79 56.36 (29.57)
=== B - Final ===
11 Ruck, Taylor M 00 UNCAN 55.88 55.77 813
r:+0.72 27.03 55.77 (28.74)
12 Ackman, Alyson 93 Pointe-Claire Sw 56.10 56.19 795
r:+0.76 27.30 56.19 (28.89)
13 Sanchez, Kayla 01 MAC 57.49 56.55 780
r:+0.74 27.25 56.55 (29.30)
14 Lapierre-Lemire 90 Pointe-Claire Sw 55.93 56.69 774
r:+0.77 27.34 56.69 (29.35)
15 Bond, Paulina 93 LAC 56.84 56.71 774
r:+0.71 27.66 56.71 (29.05)
16 Fournier, Sarah 96 CNQ 56.33 56.74 772
r:+0.75 27.38 56.74 (29.36)
17 MacNeil, Maggie 00 LAC 57.35 57.35 748
r:+0.69 28.17 57.35 (29.18)
18 Kremer, Paige 96 Keyano 56.66 57.38 747
r:+0.76 27.95 57.38 (29.43)
19 McMurray, Ainsl 00 CSLA 57.24 57.45 744
r:+0.76 27.64 57.45 (29.81)
20 Lemieux, Roxane 91 Mustang Boucherv 57.49 58.19 716
r:+0.77 28.10 58.19 (30.09)
Men’s 200 back
Jeremie Dezwirek just missed the FINA A cut of 1:58.22 in the men’s 200-meter back, but still managed to win the title in 1:58.31.
Russell Wood, who went out fast with a 57.66 split at the 100, took second overall in 1:59.99, while Javier Acevedo placed third overall in 2:00.19.
Markus Thormeyer (2:00.41), Rob Hill (2:01.74), Bryce Kananowicz (2:02.65), Matthew Mac (2:02.81), Adam Best (2:03.31) and Noah Choboter (2:03.49) finished fourth through ninth, while Chad Bobrosky drew a disqualification.
=== A - Final ===
1 Dezwirek, Jerem 93 UNCAN 1:59.06 1:58.31 846
r:+0.59 27.69 57.92 (30.23)
1:27.88 (29.96) 1:58.31 (30.43)
2 Wood, Russell 94 UCSC 2:03.59 1:59.99 811
r:+0.57 28.02 57.66 (29.64)
1:28.30 (30.64) 1:59.99 (31.69)
3 Acevedo, Javier 98 MAC 2:04.37 2:00.19 807
r:+0.63 28.16 58.34 (30.18)
1:29.99 (31.65) 2:00.19 (30.20)
4 Thormeyer, Mark 97 UBCDS/HPCVAN 2:02.74 2:00.41 803
r:+0.68 28.23 58.03 (29.80)
1:28.70 (30.67) 2:00.41 (31.71)
5 Hill, Rob 96 Chena Swim Club 2:02.85 2:01.74 777
r:+0.64 28.18 58.90 (30.72)
1:30.39 (31.49) 2:01.74 (31.35)
6 Kananowicz, Bry 95 UNCAN 2:02.87 2:02.65 759
r:+0.63 27.89 58.91 (31.02)
1:30.97 (32.06) 2:02.65 (31.68)
7 Mac, Matthew 98 OAK 2:03.88 2:02.81 756
r:+0.59 28.97 1:00.67 (31.70)
1:32.06 (31.39) 2:02.81 (30.75)
8 Best, Adam 91 Keyano 2:03.63 2:03.31 747
r:+0.64 29.05 59.91 (30.86)
1:31.32 (31.41) 2:03.31 (31.99)
9 Choboter, Noah 96 ROD 2:03.27 2:03.49 744
r:+0.66 28.65 59.85 (31.20)
1:32.05 (32.20) 2:03.49 (31.44)
-- Bobrosky, Chad 93 CASC 2:03.52 DQ
r:+0.66
Ryan Murphy uncorked the second-fastest men’s 200-meter back in the world during the B final at the 2016 Canadian Trials.
Competing in the consolation heat as part of the meet’s open international setting, Murphy sizzled with a 1:54.94 for the B final win. That’s just behind Xu Jiayu’s 1:54.79 to stand second in the world as Murphy leapt Mitch Larkin’s 1:55.08 into second in the world.
Jacob Pebley, meanwhile, placed second in 1:56.40 to move to sixth in the world rankings.
Jeremy Gagne took a distant third with a time of 2:04.87.
=== B - Final ===
11 *Murphy, Ryan F 95 CAL-PC 1:58.09 1:54.94 923
r:+0.57 27.34 56.46 (29.12)
1:25.44 (28.98) 1:54.94 (29.50)
12 *Pebley, Jacob 93 CAL-PC 1:56.93 1:56.40 888
r:+0.64 27.83 57.08 (29.25)
1:26.87 (29.79) 1:56.40 (29.53)
13 Gagné, Jérémy 95 Rouge et Or 2:04.88 2:04.87 720
r:+0.57 28.73 1:00.15 (31.42)
1:32.21 (32.06) 2:04.87 (32.66)
14 Fox, Matthew 97 OAK 2:05.38 2:05.12 715
r:+0.64 29.29 1:01.11 (31.82)
1:33.33 (32.22) 2:05.12 (31.79)
15 Côté-Leduc, Fél 94 Blue Machine 2:06.46 2:05.68 706
r:+0.56 29.51 1:01.68 (32.17)
1:34.00 (32.32) 2:05.68 (31.68)
15 Kay, Philip T 99 MAC 2:06.27 2:05.68 706
r:+0.58 29.29 1:00.75 (31.46)
1:33.25 (32.50) 2:05.68 (32.43)
17 Duke, Nicolas 98 Chena Swim Club 2:06.10 2:06.87 686
r:+0.70 29.81 1:01.38 (31.57)
1:34.06 (32.68) 2:06.87 (32.81)
18 *Nguyen, Thomas 92 SA-GA 2:05.22 2:07.58 675
r:+0.57 28.62 1:00.31 (31.69)
1:34.14 (33.83) 2:07.58 (33.44)
19 Fan, Hau-Li 97 UBCDS 2:05.59 2:07.98 668
r:+0.72 30.01 1:02.55 (32.54)
1:35.35 (32.80) 2:07.98 (32.63)
20 Kawaguchi, Tosh 97 UNCAN 2:06.20 2:09.67 642
r:+0.68 29.80 1:02.60 (32.80)
1:35.97 (33.37) 2:09.67 (33.70)
Women’s 200 breast
Kierra Smith showed some heart down the stretch as she blitzed the final 50 of the women’s 200-meter breast to win the national title.
Smith, who split a 36.75 in the final 50 after falling behind Martha McCabe at the 150, took the title in 2:23.91. That swim moved her up to eighth in the world rankings.
McCabe, meanwhile, secured the second spot on the Olympic roster with a 2:25.13 to move to 13th in the world.
Kelsey Wog was the hardluck third-place finisher with a FINA A cut time of 2:25.42.
Rachel Nicol (2:27.73), Ashley McGregor (2:28.67), Tera Van Beilen (2:28.94), Sydney Pickrem (2:30.90), Miranda Stever (2:31.89), Genevieve Robertson (2:32.18) and Tianna Rissling (2:32.32) also competed in the finale.
=== A - Final ===
1 Smith, Kierra 94 LLSC 2:25.47 2:23.91q 903
r:+0.91 33.30 1:09.96 (36.66)
1:47.16 (37.20) 2:23.91 (36.75)
2 McCabe, Martha 89 TSC/HPCVAN 2:27.58 2:25.13q 880
r:+0.74 33.46 1:10.09 (36.63)
1:47.13 (37.04) 2:25.13 (38.00)
3 Wog, Kelsey 98 UMAN 2:28.80 2:25.42q 875
r:+0.66 33.38 1:10.41 (37.03)
1:47.80 (37.39) 2:25.42 (37.62)
4 Nicol, Rachel 93 LASC 2:27.04 2:27.73 834
r:+0.69 33.36 1:10.96 (37.60)
1:49.14 (38.18) 2:27.73 (38.59)
5 McGregor, Ashle 93 Pointe-Claire Sw 2:27.61 2:28.67 819
r:+0.71 33.30 1:10.53 (37.23)
1:48.66 (38.13) 2:28.67 (40.01)
6 Van Beilen, Ter 93 UBCDS 2:29.33 2:28.94 814
r:+0.73 33.07 1:10.32 (37.25)
1:49.65 (39.33) 2:28.94 (39.29)
7 Pickrem, Sydney 97 Island Swimming 2:31.25 2:30.90 783
r:+0.75 34.42 1:12.72 (38.30)
1:51.71 (38.99) 2:30.90 (39.19)
8 Stever, Miranda 98 NORAC 2:32.11 2:31.89 768
r:+0.79 33.64 1:12.35 (38.71)
1:51.83 (39.48) 2:31.89 (40.06)
9 Robertson, Gene 96 UNVAR 2:32.37 2:32.18 763
r:+0.77 34.48 1:12.82 (38.34)
1:51.92 (39.10) 2:32.18 (40.26)
10 Rissling, Tiann 93 UCSC 2:33.10 2:32.32 761
r:+0.74 33.41 1:12.01 (38.60)
1:51.80 (39.79) 2:32.32 (40.52)
=== B - Final ===
11 *Gonzalez Medin 95 Texas A&M-GU 2:30.96 2:29.39 807
r:+0.83 34.36 1:12.31 (37.95)
1:50.74 (38.43) 2:29.39 (38.65)
12 *Rodriguez Vill 94 Britania-ZZ 2:31.00 2:29.54 805
r:+0.72 34.22 1:12.71 (38.49)
1:51.40 (38.69) 2:29.54 (38.14)
13 *Lloyd, Natasha 95 NZL 2:31.85 2:29.73 801
r:+0.75 34.63 1:12.26 (37.63)
1:50.47 (38.21) 2:29.73 (39.26)
14 Darcel, Sarah 99 Island Swimming 2:34.94 2:32.94 752
r:+0.66 34.40 1:12.57 (38.17)
1:52.40 (39.83) 2:32.94 (40.54)
15 Brathwaite, Kat 99 Pointe-Claire Sw 2:34.16 2:33.03 751
r:+0.75 35.35 1:14.23 (38.88)
1:53.49 (39.26) 2:33.03 (39.54)
16 Metcalfe, Hilla 98 LOSC 2:35.81 2:34.00 737
r:+0.72 33.79 1:12.95 (39.16)
1:53.08 (40.13) 2:34.00 (40.92)
17 Hevey, Sarah-Le 89 Camo 2:33.48 2:35.10 721
r:+0.78 34.32 1:12.82 (38.50)
1:53.25 (40.43) 2:35.10 (41.85)
18 Kucheran, Nina 00 Laurentian 2:36.27 2:36.41 703
r:+0.69 35.17 1:14.60 (39.43)
1:54.81 (40.21) 2:36.41 (41.60)
19 *Wilson, Jenny 90 UNA-FL 2:35.40 2:36.86 697
r:+0.66 35.39 1:15.22 (39.83)
1:57.60 (42.38) 2:36.86 (39.26)
-- Carnevale, Sofi 98 ESWIM 2:34.85 DQ
r:+0.73
Women’s 800 free
Brittany MacLean, who has been on fire this week with two Canadian records already, picked up another Olympic spot by dominating the 800 free. MacLean already won the 200 and 400 free with Canadian records earlier this week.
MacLean turned in a sizzling time of 8:21.40, a second and change off her Canadian record of 8:20.02, but good enough to win the finale and make the Olympics. That swim put her third in the world behind Katie Ledecky (8:06.68) and Jessica Ashwood (8:19.59).
Olivia Anderson finished second overall in 8:38.34, well off the FINA A cut of 8:33.97 to make the Olympic roster.
Tabitha Baumann (8:40.67), Sophia Saroukian (8:46.02), Tessa Cieplucha (8:50.88), Danica Ludlow (8:50.97), Barbara Jardin (8:56.05), Jersey Bishop (8:56.39), Claire Lockridge (9:02.28) and Kaitlin Gervais (9:04.69) also competed in the finale.
=== Finals ===
1 MacLean, Britta 94 ESWIM 8:42.64 8:21.40o 939
r:+0.74 29.11 59.90 (30.79)
1:31.14 (31.24) 2:02.57 (31.43)
2:34.16 (31.59) 3:05.69 (31.53)
3:37.27 (31.58) 4:09.03 (31.76)
4:41.17 (32.14) 5:13.11 (31.94)
5:44.99 (31.88) 6:16.84 (31.85)
6:48.62 (31.78) 7:20.29 (31.67)
7:51.91 (31.62) 8:21.40 (29.49)
2 Anderson, Olivi 99 ESWIM 8:41.75 8:38.34 849
r:+0.73 29.44 1:01.49 (32.05)
1:34.15 (32.66) 2:06.93 (32.78)
2:39.76 (32.83) 3:12.45 (32.69)
3:45.14 (32.69) 4:17.97 (32.83)
4:50.70 (32.73) 5:23.47 (32.77)
5:56.25 (32.78) 6:29.11 (32.86)
7:01.79 (32.68) 7:34.68 (32.89)
8:07.33 (32.65) 8:38.34 (31.01)
3 Baumann, Tabith 95 UNCAN 8:45.26 8:40.67 838
r:+0.71 29.48 1:01.34 (31.86)
1:33.49 (32.15) 2:05.94 (32.45)
2:38.35 (32.41) 3:11.22 (32.87)
3:43.90 (32.68) 4:16.75 (32.85)
4:49.65 (32.90) 5:22.88 (33.23)
5:56.18 (33.30) 6:29.52 (33.34)
7:02.81 (33.29) 7:36.25 (33.44)
8:08.98 (32.73) 8:40.67 (31.69)
4 Saroukian, Soph 98 Keyano 8:54.74 8:46.02 813
r:+0.67 29.81 1:02.09 (32.28)
1:34.70 (32.61) 2:07.51 (32.81)
2:40.33 (32.82) 3:13.40 (33.07)
3:46.60 (33.20) 4:19.88 (33.28)
4:53.23 (33.35) 5:26.61 (33.38)
6:00.06 (33.45) 6:33.38 (33.32)
7:06.70 (33.32) 7:40.06 (33.36)
8:13.62 (33.56) 8:46.02 (32.40)
5 Cieplucha, Tess 98 OAK 8:58.35 8:50.88 791
r:+0.85 30.03 1:02.80 (32.77)
1:35.67 (32.87) 2:09.09 (33.42)
2:42.35 (33.26) 3:16.05 (33.70)
3:49.25 (33.20) 4:23.00 (33.75)
4:56.59 (33.59) 5:30.36 (33.77)
6:03.77 (33.41) 6:37.78 (34.01)
7:11.63 (33.85) 7:45.44 (33.81)
8:18.58 (33.14) 8:50.88 (32.30)
6 Ludlow, Danica 96 Island Swimming 8:58.69 8:50.97 790
r:+0.67 30.35 1:03.02 (32.67)
1:36.38 (33.36) 2:09.35 (32.97)
2:42.74 (33.39) 3:16.11 (33.37)
3:49.58 (33.47) 4:23.14 (33.56)
4:56.82 (33.68) 5:30.30 (33.48)
6:04.04 (33.74) 6:37.72 (33.68)
7:11.82 (34.10) 7:45.66 (33.84)
8:19.08 (33.42) 8:50.97 (31.89)
7 Jardin, Barbara 91 Pointe-Claire Sw 9:01.37 8:56.05 768
r:+0.80 30.46 1:02.60 (32.14)
1:35.26 (32.66) 2:08.38 (33.12)
2:41.79 (33.41) 3:15.33 (33.54)
3:49.34 (34.01) 4:23.37 (34.03)
4:57.54 (34.17) 5:31.52 (33.98)
6:05.79 (34.27) 6:40.18 (34.39)
7:14.30 (34.12) 7:48.26 (33.96)
8:22.33 (34.07) 8:56.05 (33.72)
8 Bishop, Jersey 99 MAC 8:56.28 8:56.39 767
r:+0.75 29.62 1:02.82 (33.20)
1:36.16 (33.34) 2:10.20 (34.04)
2:43.96 (33.76) 3:18.34 (34.38)
3:52.21 (33.87) 4:26.53 (34.32)
5:00.77 (34.24) 5:34.96 (34.19)
6:08.84 (33.88) 6:42.87 (34.03)
7:16.72 (33.85) 7:50.47 (33.75)
8:24.08 (33.61) 8:56.39 (32.31)
9 Lockridge, Clai 96 NYAC 8:56.84 9:02.28 742
r:+0.75 30.53 1:03.42 (32.89)
1:37.07 (33.65) 2:10.99 (33.92)
2:44.90 (33.91) 3:19.32 (34.42)
3:53.81 (34.49) 4:28.30 (34.49)
5:02.68 (34.38) 5:37.12 (34.44)
6:11.84 (34.72) 6:45.92 (34.08)
7:20.25 (34.33) 7:54.79 (34.54)
8:28.96 (34.17) 9:02.28 (33.32)
10 Gervais, Kaitli 96 Uvic-Pcs 9:00.34 9:04.69 732
r:+0.74 30.59 1:03.54 (32.95)
1:36.84 (33.30) 2:10.73 (33.89)
2:44.77 (34.04) 3:19.02 (34.25)
3:53.26 (34.24) 4:27.96 (34.70)
5:02.41 (34.45) 5:37.41 (35.00)
6:12.13 (34.72) 6:47.22 (35.09)
7:21.66 (34.44) 7:56.33 (34.67)
8:31.10 (34.77) 9:04.69 (33.59)
Women’s 50 back PARA
Emily De Boer won the final heat with a 1:05.13 in the S5 division. Valerie Drapeau took second in 1:06.76 from the S5 division as well.
Tammy Cunnington took third with a 1:12.99 in the S4 division.
Victoria Grzincic completed the swim in 3:11.46 out of the S2 division.
=== A - Final ===
1 %CunningtonS4SB 75 RedDeer Catalina 1:12.91 1:12.99 355
r:+0.75
2 %De Boer S5 Sb4 00 RAPID 1:06.06 1:05.13 186
r:+0.54
3 %DrapeauS5SB5SM 85 NPP 1:06.92 1:06.21 153
r:+0.87
4 %DoucetteS5SB5S 97 SWAT 1:31.82 1:29.44 --
r:+0.87
5 %MacLellanS5Sb5 99 Bluephins 2:00.02 1:38.21 --
r:+0.89
6 %Grzincic S2sb2 95 Flames 3:05.11 3:10.70 --
r:+0.58
Men’s 50 back PARA
Danial Murphy won the final heat with a time of 52.86 from the S5 division.
Andrew Cooke took second with a 55.07 from the S5 division. Riley McLean (57.88/S4) and Jonathan Dieleman (1:05.10/S5) also competed.
SCHEDULED EVENTS
- Women’s 100 back PARA
- Men’s 100 back PARA
- Men’s 100 fly
- Women’s 100 free
- Men’s 200 back
- Women’s 200 breast
- Women’s 800 free
- Women’s 50 back PARA
- Men’s 50 back PARA
