Everything you need to follow along with finals of day six of the 2016 Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Swimming Trials. Hit refresh for the latest coverage.
Brittany MacLean Interview:
MacLean, who won a trio of freestyle swims this week, was interviewed prior to the start of the final evening.
Women’s 100 free PARA
Aurelie Rivard won the women’s 100-meter free PARA in 1:01.55 out of the S10 division.
Katarina Roxon placed second overall with a 1:06.65 out of the S9 division, while Samantha Ryan took third in 1:07.33 out of the S10 division.
Morgan Bird (1:11.38/S8) and Tess Routliffe (1:17.18/S7) also led their respective divisions.
=== A - Final ===
1 %RivardS10SB9SM 19 CNHR 1:02.59 1:01.55 1008
r:+0.71 29.41 1:01.55 (32.14)
2 %Bird S8sb8sm8, 22 CASC 1:11.10 1:11.38 930
r:+0.78 34.02 1:11.38 (37.36)
3 %Tripp S8sb8sm8 15 Y Penguins 1:13.79 1:11.71 920
r:+0.85 35.11 1:11.71 (36.60)
4 %Roxon S9 Sb8 S 23 Aces 1:07.87 1:06.65 902
r:+0.67 31.80 1:06.65 (34.85)
5 %RoutliffeS7SB7 17 STARS 1:19.15 1:17.18 849
r:+0.64 36.90 1:17.18 (40.28)
6 %RyanS10SB9SM10 16 GOLD 1:08.33 1:07.33 828
r:+0.85 32.65 1:07.33 (34.68)
7 %Bérubés8sb7sm8 20 GO 1:16.61 1:16.59 789
r:+0.85 37.61 1:16.59 (38.98)
8 %DuchesneS8SB8S 14 Rouge et Or 1:17.38 1:16.88 781
r:+0.75 37.11 1:16.88 (39.77)
9 %BairdS9SB8SM9, 15 GMAC 1:13.79 1:14.09 691
r:+0.90 34.87 1:14.09 (39.22)
10 %Newkirk S7sb7s 19 Para Storm 1:24.96 1:27.13 607
r:+0.87 40.05 1:27.13 (47.08)
Men’s 100 free PARA
Nathan Stein topped the men’s 100-meter free PARA in 54.83 out of the S10 division.
Isaac Bouckley placed second in a time of 55.63 from the S10 division, while Nicolas-Guy Turbide took third in 57.43 from the S13 division.
Zack McAllister (1:00.92/S8), Philippe Vachon (1:03.43/S9), Jean-Mic Lavalliere (1:11.79/S7) and Danial Murphy (1:28.20/S5) also topped their divisions.
=== A - Final ===
1 %McAllisters8sb 22 LASC 1:01.74 1:00.92 937
r:+0.69 29.05 1:00.92 (31.87)
2 %Stein-S10Sb9Sm 24 SKSC 56.35 54.83 929
r:+0.77 26.23 54.83 (28.60)
3 %Bouckley S10sb 22 NPP/PSITPQ 55.98 55.63 900
r:+0.74 26.78 55.63 (28.85)
4 %TurbideS13SB13 19 CNQ 58.42 57.43 845
r:+0.70 27.75 57.43 (29.68)
5 %Zona S8sb7sm8, 17 NHAC 1:05.11 1:03.89 842
r:+0.67 30.78 1:03.89 (33.11)
6 %Gotell131313, 25 LAC 58.51 58.37 812
r:+0.80 28.05 58.37 (30.32)
7 %VachonS9SB8SM9 20 Neptune 1:03.92 1:03.43 773
r:+0.77 29.91 1:03.43 (33.52)
8 %Mrak S13sb13sm 17 SKSC 1:00.00 59.54 772
r:+0.71 28.75 59.54 (30.79)
9 %LavallièreS7SB 25 Neptune/PSITPQ 1:10.18 1:11.79 710
r:+0.85 32.98 1:11.79 (38.81)
10 %MurphyS5SB5SM5 26 SWAT 1:29.92 1:28.20 698
r:+0.91 43.35 1:28.20 (44.85)
Women’s 50 free
Canadian record holder Chantal Van Landeghem took home the women’s 50-meter free, and punched her ticket in the event to the Olympics.
Van Landeghem, who owns the Canadian record with a 24.39, won tonight in 24.63. That put her seventh in the world rankings.
Michelle Williams, meanwhile, collected the second Olympic spot with a 24.82 that also cleared the FINA A cut of 25.28.
Sandrine Mainville (25.04), Leah Troskot (25.59), Riki Bonnema (25.63), Ariane Mainville (25.68), Hannah Riordan (25.75), Paige Kremer (25.88), Sarah Fournier (25.89) and Caroline Lapierre-Lemire (26.04) also competed in the finale.
=== A - Final ===
1 Vanlandeghem, C 22 TSC/HPCONT 25.07 24.63q 894
r:+0.81
2 Williams, Miche 25 NYAC/HPCONT 25.10 24.82q 873
r:+0.72
3 Mainville, Sand 24 Camo/HPCONT 25.37 25.04q 851
r:+0.66
4 Troskot, Leah 20 LASC 25.64 25.59 797
r:+0.78
5 Bonnema, Riki 22 MAC 25.66 25.63 793
r:+0.77
6 Mainville, Aria 21 Camo 25.99 25.68 789
r:+0.68
7 Riordan, Hannah 24 Pointe-Claire Sw 25.96 25.75 782
r:+0.70
8 Kremer, Paige 19 Keyano 26.09 25.88 770
r:+0.77
9 Fournier, Sarah 19 CNQ 26.04 25.89 770
r:+0.68
10 Lapierre-Lemire 25 Pointe-Claire Sw 26.06 26.04 756
r:+0.73
Men’s 50 free
Yuri Kisil raced his way to the title, and an Olympic berth, with a 22.23 for the victory in the men’s splash-and-dash.
Touching just behind, Santo Condorelli claimed the second spot on the Olympic roster with a 22.25. That just cleared the Olympic Qualifying Time of 22.27.
Karl Krug took third in 22.45 with Alex Loginov taking fourth in 22.56.
Mirando Jarry (22.62), Chris Manning (22.72), Luke Peddie (22.84), Owen Daly (23.12), David Hibberd (23.18) and Cameron Kidd (23.26) also competed in the A final.
=== A - Final ===
1 Kisil, Yuri 20 UBCDS/HPCVAN 22.56 22.23q 832
r:+0.81
2 Condorelli, San 21 UNCAN 22.34 22.25q 829
r:+0.65
3 Krug, Karl 26 Camo 22.60 22.45 808
r:+0.67
4 Loginov, Alex 23 TSC 23.01 22.56 796
r:+0.71
5 Jarry, Mirando 20 Camo 22.94 22.62 789
r:+0.69
6 Manning, Chris 24 WRMS 22.78 22.72 779
r:+0.65
7 Peddie, Luke 22 UBCDS 22.88 22.84 767
r:+0.71
8 Daly, Owen 20 Camo 23.25 23.12 739
r:+0.68
9 Hibberd, David 26 CASC 23.30 23.18 734
r:+0.80
10 Kidd, Cameron 20 WRMS/UT 23.29 23.26 726
r:+0.70
SCHEDULED EVENTS
- Women’s 100 free PARA
- Men’s 100 free PARA
- Women’s 50 free
- Men’s 50 free
- Women’s 200 back
- Men’s 200 back
- Men’s 1500 free
Six days for trails!! That’s overkill!!
Agreed!