VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 3. PLENTY of world-ranked times went on the scoreboard tonight at the Canadian long course nationals, where five swimmers earned their spots onto the rosters for
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 3. WRAPPING up the theme of athletes taking second titles tonight, Russell Wood clinched the win in the 50 backstroke tonight to go along with his
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 3. SINEAD Russell backed up her win in the 100 backstroke last night with a victory in the 50-meter distance tonight at the Canadian long course
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 3. ALEC Page has been the top 400 IM swimmer in Canada for many years, but that dominance was put into question in tonight’s final at
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 3. TWO women earned automatic qualification to the Commonwealth Games and Pan Pacific championships in the 400 IM at the Canadian long course nationals, with Erika
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 3. AFTER finishing third at the NCAA championships in the 100 breast, Richard Funk’s chances of winning the event at the Canadian long course nationals was
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 3. TERA Van Beilen won her second event of the meet, taking the 100 breast in a close race at the finish. Van Beilen’s 1:08.39 was
GREENSBORO, North Carolina, April 3. SIX more national records – four on the women’s side and two for the men – fell on the third of four nights of finals
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 3. AFTER being left on the blocks at the start, Yuri Kisil fought back to post his first national title, taking the 100 freestyle in a
GREENSBORO, North Carolina, April 3. NIGHT three of four came to a close with yet another national record as Chris Kohut, Jonathan Glavich, Colin Ellington, and Noah Franz touched in
