2016 Canadian Trials: Day 3 Finals Live Recap

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Everything you need to follow along with finals of day three of the 2016 Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Swimming Trials. Hit refresh for the latest coverage.

Women’s 200 IM PARA

Aurelie Rivard won the event in the SM10 division with a time of 2:35.99.  Meanwhile, Katarina Roxon took second in a 2:41.66 to lead the SM9 division.

Justine Morrier rounded out the top three with a 2:43.26 that set the Canadian record for the SM14 division.

Abi Tripp, swimming in the SM8 division, also posted a Canadian record with a 2:58.77.

                       === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 %RivardS10SB9SM  19 CNHR              2:37.95    2:35.99   973  
    r:+0.93  32.81      1:12.32 (39.51)
        1:59.65 (47.33)     2:35.99 (36.34)
  2 %Roxon S9 Sb8 S  23 Aces              2:48.78    2:41.66   942  
    r:+0.84  35.21      1:17.69 (42.48)
        2:02.79 (45.10)     2:41.66 (38.87)
  2 %MorrierS14, Ju  18 CNHR              2:46.47    2:43.26   942  
    r:+0.77  33.85      1:15.45 (41.60)
        2:03.37 (47.92)     2:43.26 (39.89)
  4 %RoutliffeS7SB7  17 STARS             3:18.40    3:12.31   903  
    r:+0.73  43.42      1:33.15 (49.73)
        2:29.05 (55.90)     3:12.31 (43.26)
  5 %Mehain S7b7m7,  21 CNHR              3:19.01    3:13.83   887  
    r:+0.76  40.45      1:30.58 (50.13)
        2:29.58 (59.00)     3:13.83 (44.25)
  6 %Tripp S8sb8sm8  15 Y Penguins        3:00.98    2:58.77   884  
    r:+0.90  38.91      1:24.07 (45.16)
        2:18.79 (54.72)     2:58.77 (39.98)
  7 %KaskoS14SB14SM  23 FSSC              2:48.88    2:52.20   835  
    r:+0.82  34.15      1:16.08 (41.93)
        2:11.08 (55.00)     2:52.20 (41.12)
  8 %Bérubés8sb7sm8  20 GO                3:02.55    3:03.40   833  
    r:+0.73  39.05      1:24.96 (45.91)
        2:22.16 (57.20)     3:03.40 (41.24)
  9 %MarinaS14SB14S  16 BRANT             2:52.66    2:52.56   831  
    r:+0.98  34.23      1:19.82 (45.59)
        2:13.01 (53.19)     2:52.56 (39.55)
 10 %Bird S8sb8sm8,  22 CASC              3:09.47    3:09.33   770  
    r:+0.83  36.91      1:25.42 (48.51)
      2:30.02 (1:04.60)     3:09.33 (39.31)

Men’s 200 IM PARA

Benoit Huot won the SM10 event with a time of 2:14.07.  That’s off his world record of 2:10.01 from 2012.

Gordie Michie set an SM14 Canadian record with a 2:17.80, while Isaac Bouckley finished third overall with a 2:18.84 in the SM10 division.

Nicolas-Guy Turbide won the SM13 with a 2:21.48, while Zach Zona took the SM8 with a 2:46.84.  Jean-Mic Lavalliere snared the SM7 division with a 2:50.85.

                        === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 %Michie S14 Sb1  22 Jumbo Jets        2:19.46    2:17.80  1013  
    r:+0.68  28.87      1:04.95 (36.08)
        1:45.88 (40.93)     2:17.80 (31.92)
  2 %HuotS10SB9SM10  32 Neptune/PSITPQ    2:17.23    2:14.07   997  
    r:+0.77  28.27      1:01.38 (33.11)
        1:42.42 (41.04)     2:14.07 (31.65)
  3 %RousselleS14,   22 CNHR              2:24.03    2:22.04   952  
    r:+0.71  29.21      1:04.75 (35.54)
        1:47.73 (42.98)     2:22.04 (34.31)
  4 %Bouckley S10sb  22 NPP/PSITPQ        2:20.60    2:18.84   927  
    r:+0.74  28.87      1:04.78 (35.91)
        1:46.47 (41.69)     2:18.84 (32.37)
  5 %RahierS14sb14s  27 SKSC              2:23.29    2:24.71   915  
    r:+0.86  30.04      1:06.77 (36.73)
        1:48.70 (41.93)     2:24.71 (36.01)
  6 %TurbideS13SB13  19 CNQ               2:22.85    2:21.48   873  
    r:+0.67  29.15      1:02.21 (33.06)
        1:48.29 (46.08)     2:21.48 (33.19)
  7 %LavallièreS7SB  25 Neptune/PSITPQ    2:50.08    2:50.85   863  
    r:+0.85  36.35      1:20.66 (44.31)
        2:11.94 (51.28)     2:50.85 (38.91)
  8 %Qing S14sb14sm  23 ROD               2:33.53    2:29.54   850  
    r:+0.89  30.81      1:08.15 (37.34)
        1:53.53 (45.38)     2:29.54 (36.01)
  9 %BoonS14sb14sm1  21 WDSC              2:30.97    2:30.82   832  
    r:+0.76  32.73      1:10.51 (37.78)
        1:57.89 (47.38)     2:30.82 (32.93)
 10 %Zona S8sb7sm8,  17 NHAC              2:46.49    2:46.84   760  
    r:+0.73  32.75      1:15.23 (42.48)
        2:09.83 (54.60)     2:46.84 (37.01)

Women’s 200 free

Brittany MacLean unleashed a Canadian record time in the women’s 200-meter free by winning in 1:56.94.

That swim clipped Genevieve Saumur’s 2009 national record of 1:56.97, and clinched MacLean another spot on the Olympic roster.

Penny Oleksiak, the 15-year-old wonder this week in the 100 fly, clinched another Olympic berth with a 1:57.59 for second overall.

Katerine Savard (1:58.17) and Kennedy Goss (1:58.26) earned relay spots, while Taylor Ruck (1:58.67) and Jacqueline Keire (1:59.88) finished fifth and sixth.

Alyson Ackman (2:00.27), Meryn McCann (2:00.30), Rebecca Smith (2:01.11) and Samantha Cheverton (2:02.10) also competed in the finale.

                        === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 MacLean, Britta  22 ESWIM             1:58.48    1:56.94n  901  
    r:+0.72  27.77        57.14 (29.37)
        1:27.19 (30.05)     1:56.94 (29.75)
  2 Oleksiak, Penny  15 TSC/HPCONT        1:59.63    1:57.59q  886  
    r:+0.75  27.09        57.23 (30.14)
        1:27.99 (30.76)     1:57.59 (29.60)
  3 Savard, Katerin  22 Camo              2:00.36    1:58.17q  873  
    r:+0.69  27.35        57.39 (30.04)
        1:27.92 (30.53)     1:58.17 (30.25)
  4 Goss, Kennedy    19 Gators            1:59.70    1:58.26q  871  
    r:+0.64  27.85        57.67 (29.82)
        1:27.96 (30.29)     1:58.26 (30.30)
  5 Ruck, Taylor M   15 UNCAN             1:58.27    1:58.67q  862  
    r:+0.90  27.28        56.99 (29.71)
        1:27.43 (30.44)     1:58.67 (31.24)
  6 Keire, Jacqueli  21 OAK               1:59.24    1:59.88   837  
    r:+0.75  27.65        57.85 (30.20)
        1:28.90 (31.05)     1:59.88 (30.98)
  7 Ackman, Alyson   23 Pointe-Claire Sw  2:00.43    2:00.27   828  
    r:+0.65  28.48        58.61 (30.13)
        1:28.99 (30.38)     2:00.27 (31.28)
  8 McCann, Meryn    17 ESWIM             2:01.49    2:00.30   828  
    r:+0.82  28.35        58.99 (30.64)
        1:29.69 (30.70)     2:00.30 (30.61)
  9 Smith, Rebecca   16 RedDeer Catalina  2:00.55    2:01.11   811  
    r:+0.77  27.87        58.22 (30.35)
        1:29.41 (31.19)     2:01.11 (31.70)
 10 Cheverton, Sama  27 Pointe-Claire Sw  2:01.12    2:02.10   792  
    r:+0.74  28.54        59.24 (30.70)
        1:30.62 (31.38)     2:02.10 (31.48)

Elizabeth Beisel led the way in the B final with a 2:01.57, after posting a 2:01.28 in prelims.

                        === B - Final ===                         
 
 11 *Beisel, Elizab  23 ABF-NE            2:01.28    2:01.57   802  
    r:+0.72  28.87        59.80 (30.93)
        1:30.93 (31.13)     2:01.57 (30.64)
 12 Ludlow, Danica   19 Island Swimming   2:01.73    2:01.58   802  
    r:+0.68  28.54        59.18 (30.64)
        1:30.42 (31.24)     2:01.58 (31.16)
 13 Cieplucha, Tess  17 OAK               2:02.29    2:01.98   794  
    r:+0.83  29.07      1:00.39 (31.32)
        1:31.60 (31.21)     2:01.98 (30.38)
 14 Brundage, Maia   20 UBCDS             2:02.33    2:02.67   781  
    r:+0.77  28.74        59.67 (30.93)
        1:31.11 (31.44)     2:02.67 (31.56)
 15 Cantin, Geneviè  25 Rouge et Or       2:03.69    2:03.87   758  
    r:+0.76  28.89      1:00.69 (31.80)
        1:32.68 (31.99)     2:03.87 (31.19)
 16 Gibson, Jessie   18 SPART             2:04.06    2:04.01   756  
    r:+0.66  28.75        59.96 (31.21)
        1:31.88 (31.92)     2:04.01 (32.13)
 17 Overholt, Emily  18 UBCDS/HPCVAN      2:01.89    2:04.02   756  
    r:+0.85  28.66        59.51 (30.85)
        1:31.77 (32.26)     2:04.02 (32.25)
 18 Hevey, Sarah-Le  26 Camo              2:03.45    2:04.10   754  
    r:+0.74  28.32        59.56 (31.24)
        1:31.70 (32.14)     2:04.10 (32.40)
 19 Lemieux, Roxane  24 Mustang Boucherv  2:03.17    2:04.13   754  
    r:+0.74  28.84      1:00.68 (31.84)
        1:32.57 (31.89)     2:04.13 (31.56)
 19 Padington, Mack  17 Island Swimming   2:01.99    2:04.13   754  
    r:+0.80  28.57        59.87 (31.30)
        1:31.95 (32.08)     2:04.13 (32.18)

Men’s 400 free

Ryan Cochrane earned a spot on his third Olympic squad after swimming in both the 2008 and 2012 Olympics.

Cochrane won the 400 free going away with a 3:48.54 that put him 14th in the world rankings.

Peter Brothers (3:51.26) and Jeremy Bagshaw (3:51.29), two of Cochrane’s Island Swimming training partners, placed second and third.  Both missed the FINA A cut to make the Olympic roster.

Tristan Cote (3:55.35), Keegan Zanatta (3:56.43), Eric Hedlin (3:57.44), Jon McKay (3:57.46), Carson Olafson (3:57.81), Colin Gilbert (3:58.77) and MacKenzie Hamill (3:59.68) also competed in the finale.

                       === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 Cochrane, Ryan   27 Island Swimming   3:50.61    3:48.54q  892  
    r:+0.79  26.20        54.58 (28.38)
        1:23.27 (28.69)     1:52.32 (29.05)
        2:21.49 (29.17)     2:50.80 (29.31)
        3:19.94 (29.14)     3:48.54 (28.60)
  2 Brothers, Peter  19 Island Swimming   3:53.54    3:51.26   861  
    r:+0.74  26.79        55.42 (28.63)
        1:24.59 (29.17)     1:53.69 (29.10)
        2:22.98 (29.29)     2:52.65 (29.67)
        3:22.32 (29.67)     3:51.26 (28.94)
  3 Bagshaw, Jeremy  23 Island Swimming   3:50.96    3:51.29   861  
    r:+0.69  26.24        54.99 (28.75)
        1:23.61 (28.62)     1:52.66 (29.05)
        2:22.02 (29.36)     2:51.79 (29.77)
        3:21.84 (30.05)     3:51.29 (29.45)
  4 Cote, Tristan    20 ESWIM             3:56.44    3:55.35   817  
    r:+0.78  27.04        55.97 (28.93)
        1:25.42 (29.45)     1:54.88 (29.46)
        2:24.67 (29.79)     2:54.57 (29.90)
        3:25.28 (30.71)     3:55.35 (30.07)
  5 Zanatta, Keegan  23 UBCDS             3:57.93    3:56.43   806  
    r:+0.69  27.56        57.69 (30.13)
        1:28.05 (30.36)     1:58.28 (30.23)
        2:28.08 (29.80)     2:57.75 (29.67)
        3:27.34 (29.59)     3:56.43 (29.09)
  6 Hedlin, Eric     22 Island Swimming   3:56.47    3:57.44   796  
    r:+0.88  26.89        55.72 (28.83)
        1:24.95 (29.23)     1:54.74 (29.79)
        2:25.18 (30.44)     2:55.78 (30.60)
        3:26.78 (31.00)     3:57.44 (30.66)
  7 McKay, Jon       20 Uvic-Pcs          3:57.22    3:57.46   795  
    r:+0.73  27.85        57.73 (29.88)
        1:27.63 (29.90)     1:57.47 (29.84)
        2:27.26 (29.79)     2:57.62 (30.36)
        3:27.80 (30.18)     3:57.46 (29.66)
  8 Olafson, Carson  19 UBCDS             3:58.61    3:57.81   792  
    r:+0.84  27.03        56.35 (29.32)
        1:26.41 (30.06)     1:56.83 (30.42)
        2:27.22 (30.39)     2:57.92 (30.70)
        3:28.58 (30.66)     3:57.81 (29.23)
  9 Gilbert, Colin   17 KCS               3:54.52    3:58.77   782  
    r:+0.72  25.99        54.92 (28.93)
        1:24.57 (29.65)     1:55.04 (30.47)
        2:25.81 (30.77)     2:56.97 (31.16)
        3:28.32 (31.35)     3:58.77 (30.45)
 10 Hamill, Mackenz  19 OAK               3:56.90    3:59.68   774  
    r:+0.79  27.38        57.26 (29.88)
        1:27.36 (30.10)     1:57.65 (30.29)
        2:28.64 (30.99)     2:59.18 (30.54)
        3:29.67 (30.49)     3:59.68 (30.01)

New Zealand’s Matthew Hutchins cleared the FINA A cut in the 400 free with a 3:50.12 to win the B final. Fellow New Zealander Kevin Litherland missed the cut with a 3:50.71 for second.

 

                        === B - Final ===                         
 
 11 *Hutchins, Matt  21 NZL               3:49.84    3:50.12   874  
    r:+0.81  26.88        55.51 (28.63)
        1:24.56 (29.05)     1:53.70 (29.14)
        2:23.09 (29.39)     2:52.46 (29.37)
        3:21.78 (29.32)     3:50.12 (28.34)
 12 *Litherland, Ke  20 NZL               3:51.01    3:50.71   867  
    r:+0.68  26.82        55.55 (28.73)
        1:24.73 (29.18)     1:54.04 (29.31)
        2:23.43 (29.39)     2:53.06 (29.63)
        3:22.24 (29.18)     3:50.71 (28.47)
 13 *Davila, Rafael  17 Island Swimming   3:54.27    3:53.28   839  
    r:+0.78  26.53        54.99 (28.46)
        1:23.93 (28.94)     1:53.52 (29.59)
        2:23.43 (29.91)     2:53.55 (30.12)
        3:23.73 (30.18)     3:53.28 (29.55)
 14 Guertin, Philip  25 Camo              3:59.65    3:58.68   783  
    r:+0.74  27.86        58.16 (30.30)
        1:28.61 (30.45)     1:59.12 (30.51)
        2:29.66 (30.54)     3:00.19 (30.53)
        3:29.96 (29.77)     3:58.68 (28.72)
 15 Brown, Jonathan  20 UBCDS             3:58.87    3:58.86   782  
    r:+0.75  27.70        57.83 (30.13)
        1:28.37 (30.54)     1:58.85 (30.48)
        2:28.92 (30.07)     2:59.35 (30.43)
        3:29.39 (30.04)     3:58.86 (29.47)
 16 *Jaeger, Connor  24 Club Wolverine-M  3:53.16    3:59.06   780  
    r:+0.76  27.62        57.46 (29.84)
        1:27.76 (30.30)     1:58.09 (30.33)
        2:28.45 (30.36)     2:58.99 (30.54)
        3:29.40 (30.41)     3:59.06 (29.66)
 17 Zakala, Josh     18 Island Swimming   4:00.21    4:00.16   769  
    r:+0.76  27.00        56.16 (29.16)
        1:26.40 (30.24)     1:57.50 (31.10)
        2:28.59 (31.09)     3:00.00 (31.41)
        3:30.67 (30.67)     4:00.16 (29.49)
 18 Simard, Pierre-  20 NG                3:59.12    4:00.52   766  
    r:+0.70  27.18        56.48 (29.30)
        1:26.60 (30.12)     1:57.49 (30.89)
        2:28.46 (30.97)     2:59.23 (30.77)
        3:30.13 (30.90)     4:00.52 (30.39)
 19 Desjarlais, Lia  20 Neptune           4:00.19    4:00.73   763  
    r:+0.83  28.16        58.67 (30.51)
        1:29.22 (30.55)     1:59.65 (30.43)
        2:29.98 (30.33)     3:00.78 (30.80)
        3:30.91 (30.13)     4:00.73 (29.82)
 20 Palaschuk, Bria  18 ROD               4:00.04    4:02.23   749  
    r:+0.72  26.94        56.12 (29.18)
        1:26.59 (30.47)     1:57.62 (31.03)
        2:28.54 (30.92)     2:59.97 (31.43)
        3:31.34 (31.37)     4:02.23 (30.89)

Women’s 100 breast

Kierra Smith charged her way to an Olympic berth in the 100 breast with a 1:06.93.  That swim moved her up to 10th in the world rankings.

Rachel Nicol, meanwhile, also cleared the FINA A cut with a 1:07.10 to earn 11th in the world and the second spot on the Canadian Olympic team.

Tera Van Beilen (1:07.89), Kelsey Wog (1:08.17), Erin Stamp (1:09.82), Ashley McGregor (1:09.82), Martha McCabe (1:10.25), Tianna Rissling (1:10.34), Bronwyn Pasloski (1:10.39) and Marie-Solei Jean-Lachapelle (1:10.68) also put up times in the finale.

                       === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 Smith, Kierra    22 LLSC              1:07.44    1:06.93q  888  
    r:+0.77  31.75      1:06.93 (35.18)
  2 Nicol, Rachel    23 LASC              1:06.88    1:07.10q  882  
    r:+0.70  31.19      1:07.10 (35.91)
  3 Van Beilen, Ter  23 UBCDS             1:08.38    1:07.89   851  
    r:+0.78  31.28      1:07.89 (36.61)
  4 Wog, Kelsey      17 UMAN              1:09.24    1:08.17   841  
    r:+0.62  32.37      1:08.17 (35.80)
  5 Stamp, Erin      21 UBCDS             1:09.81    1:09.82   782  
    r:+0.68  32.94      1:09.82 (36.88)
  5 McGregor, Ashle  23 Pointe-Claire Sw  1:09.78    1:09.82   782  
    r:+0.71  32.69      1:09.82 (37.13)
  7 McCabe, Martha   26 TSC/HPCVAN        1:10.45    1:10.25   768  
    r:+0.72  33.62      1:10.25 (36.63)
  8 Rissling, Tiann  23 UCSC              1:10.05    1:10.34   765  
    r:+0.71  32.67      1:10.34 (37.67)
  9 Pasloski, Bronw  23 CASC              1:10.66    1:10.39   764  
    r:+0.77  32.68      1:10.39 (37.71)
 10 Jean-Lachapelle  24 Camo              1:10.82    1:10.68   754  
    r:+0.73  32.43      1:10.68 (38.25)

Fiona Doyle put up the top time in the women’s B final with a 1:09.13.  Natasha Lloyd was second in 1:09.53.

                       === B - Final ===                         
 
 11 *Doyle, Fiona    24 UCSC              1:09.46    1:09.13   806  
    r:+0.87  32.30      1:09.13 (36.83)
 12 *Lloyd, Natasha  20 NZL               1:09.68    1:09.53   792  
    r:+0.69  32.94      1:09.53 (36.59)
 13 Knelson, Faith   14 LCSC              1:11.01    1:09.77   784  
    r:+0.65  32.38      1:09.77 (37.39)
 14 *Wilson, Jenny   25 UNA-FL            1:10.68    1:10.04   775  
    r:+0.73  32.80      1:10.04 (37.24)
 15 Robertson, Gene  19 UNVAR             1:11.33    1:10.65   755  
    r:+0.80  33.12      1:10.65 (37.53)
 16 Naisby, Alexand  25 SHER              1:10.86    1:11.03   743  
    r:+0.71  33.37      1:11.03 (37.66)
 17 Angus, Sophie G  17 UNCAN             1:11.33    1:11.36   733  
    r:+0.74  33.20      1:11.36 (38.16)
 18 Terejko, Rebecc  23 WRMS              1:11.45    1:11.54   727  
    r:+0.73  32.90      1:11.54 (38.64)
 19 *Gonzalez Medin  20 Texas A&M-GU      1:11.33    1:11.59   726  
    r:+0.78  34.34      1:11.59 (37.25)
 20 Godin, Marie-La  19 Pointe-Claire Sw  1:11.31    1:11.95   715  
    r:+0.71  33.26      1:11.95 (38.69)

Men’s 200 breast

Ashton Baumann punched his ticket to the Olympics in the men’s 200-meter breaststroke with a time of 2:10.69.  That swim cleared the FINA A cut and moved him to 16th in the world rankings.

Baumann is a second generation Olympian, following in the footsteps of Alex Baumann.

Jason Block finished second with a 2:13.21, well off the FINA A cut of 2:11.66 to make the Olympic squad.  Richard Funk placed third overall in 2:13.46.

Ryan Telford (2:14.87), James Dergousoff (2:14.88), James Guest (2:15.70), Nick Kostiuk (2:16.25), Eli Wall (2:16.48), Dillon Perron (2:18.01) and Connor Isings (2:19.38) claimed fourth through 10th in the finale.

                       === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 Baumann, Ashton  23 UNCAN             2:14.71    2:10.69q  917  
    r:+0.67  29.61      1:02.37 (32.76)
        1:35.61 (33.24)     2:10.69 (35.08)
  2 Block, Jason     26 UCSC              2:13.54    2:13.21   866  
    r:+0.75  30.31      1:04.57 (34.26)
        1:38.81 (34.24)     2:13.21 (34.40)
  3 Funk, Richard    23 TSC/HPCONT        2:13.83    2:13.46   861  
    r:+0.75  30.08      1:03.24 (33.16)
        1:37.64 (34.40)     2:13.46 (35.82)
  4 Telford, Ryan    17 MAC               2:15.59    2:14.87   835  
    r:+0.73  30.94      1:05.02 (34.08)
        1:39.72 (34.70)     2:14.87 (35.15)
  5 Dergousoff, Jam  19 Chena Swim Club   2:13.26    2:14.88   834  
    r:+0.73  30.33      1:04.65 (34.32)
        1:38.92 (34.27)     2:14.88 (35.96)
  6 Guest, James     19 Pointe-Claire Sw  2:16.03    2:15.70   819  
    r:+0.71  30.10      1:04.26 (34.16)
        1:39.62 (35.36)     2:15.70 (36.08)
  7 Kostiuk, Nick    23 Keyano            2:16.81    2:16.25   810  
    r:+0.77  30.38      1:04.09 (33.71)
        1:38.68 (34.59)     2:16.25 (37.57)
  8 Wall, Eli        21 TSC/UT            2:16.32    2:16.48   805  
    r:+0.75  30.46      1:04.44 (33.98)
        1:39.52 (35.08)     2:16.48 (36.96)
  9 Perron, Dillon   24 UMAN              2:16.68    2:18.01   779  
    r:+0.71  31.20      1:05.88 (34.68)
        1:41.73 (35.85)     2:18.01 (36.28)
 10 Isings, Connor   17 Pointe-Claire Sw  2:18.95    2:19.38   756  
    r:+0.74  31.03      1:06.16 (35.13)
        1:42.65 (36.49)     2:19.38 (36.73)

Josh Prenot uncorked the fifth-fastest 200 breast in the world with a blistering 2:08.84 at the 2016 Canadian Trials.  He’s been faster with a 2:08.58 from prelims this morning that put him second in the world behind only Marco Koch’s 2:07.69.

                     === B - Final ===                         
 
 11 *Prenot, Josh C  22 CAL-PC            2:08.58    2:08.84   957  
    r:+0.79  29.94      1:02.84 (32.90)
        1:35.99 (33.15)     2:08.84 (32.85)
 12 *Peach, Alexand  20 NZL               2:13.34    2:13.29   865  
    r:+0.71  30.43      1:04.35 (33.92)
        1:38.86 (34.51)     2:13.29 (34.43)
 13 *Rutter, Jonath  19 NZL               2:17.55    2:16.83   799  
    r:+0.74  31.54      1:05.51 (33.97)
        1:41.23 (35.72)     2:16.83 (35.60)
 14 *Fletcher, Juli  25 Bermuda Swimming  2:18.54    2:18.63   769  
    r:+0.74  31.28      1:06.40 (35.12)
        1:42.30 (35.90)     2:18.63 (36.33)
 15 Colic, Nemanja   26 Rhac Predators    2:19.32    2:19.37   756  
    r:+0.79  31.01      1:05.82 (34.81)
        1:41.54 (35.72)     2:19.37 (37.83)
 16 Kamminga, Frede  17 Keyano            2:19.08    2:20.17   743  
    r:+0.71  31.21      1:06.68 (35.47)
        1:43.57 (36.89)     2:20.17 (36.60)
 17 Champagne, Mont  19 GO                2:19.72    2:20.27   742  
    r:+0.74  31.98      1:07.36 (35.38)
        1:43.58 (36.22)     2:20.27 (36.69)
 18 Blackmon, Benja  19 Inconnu           2:20.44    2:20.65   736  
    r:+0.66  31.82      1:07.59 (35.77)
        1:43.96 (36.37)     2:20.65 (36.69)
 19 Kay, Philip T    16 MAC               2:21.29    2:20.96   731  
    r:+0.70  31.40      1:06.98 (35.58)
        1:43.57 (36.59)     2:20.96 (37.39)
 20 McKinney, Trist  16 Uxbridge          2:21.14    2:21.03   730  
    r:+0.69  31.53      1:07.05 (35.52)
        1:43.90 (36.85)     2:21.03 (37.13)

Women’s 150 IM PARA

Tammy Cunnington was the lone swimmer of the night with a 3:36.85 in the SM4 division.

                       === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 %CunningtonS4SB  40 RedDeer Catalina  3:41.03    3:36.85   611  
           1:12.22    2:35.21 (1:22.99)
      3:36.85 (1:01.64)

Men’s 150 IM PARA

Jonathan Dieleman won the men’s race with a 3:21.27 in the SM4 division.  Riley McLean took second in 3:47.45 in the SM4 division as well.

                        === A - Final ===                         
 
  1 %Dieleman S5 Sb  31 RAPID             3:22.93    3:21.27   479  
           1:06.71    2:11.00 (1:04.29)
      3:21.27 (1:10.27)                    
  2 %McLeanS4SB3SM4  16 KISU              3:48.96    3:47.45   234  
             58.73    2:41.53 (1:42.80)
      3:47.45 (1:05.92)

SCHEDULED EVENTS

  • Women’s 200 IM PARA
  • Men’s 200 IM PARA
  • Women’s 200 free
  • Men’s 400 free
  • Women’s 100 breast
  • Men’s 200 breast
  • Women’s 150 IM PARA
  • Men’s 150 IM PARA
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