VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 5. – BRENT Hayden of Vancouver and Erica Morningstar of Calgary each earned their third gold medal this weekend on Sunday with victories in their respective 100-meter freestyles to conclude the Bell Grand Prix\/43rd Mel Zajac Jr., International swimming competition. Hayden clocked 50.04, finishing ahead of Matt Rose of Victoria in second at 51.05 and Joel Greenshields of Calgary third in 51.77.<\/p>\n
\u2018\u2019I was hoping to break my meet record tonight but still it was a solid performance,\u2019\u2019 said Hayden, who also won the 50 and 200 freestyles this weekend. \u2018\u2019At this point in the year I\u2019m just looking for those types of performances and I achieved that this weekend.\u2019\u2019<\/p>\n
Scott Dickens of Vancouver notched a second victory this weekend in the men\u2019s 50 breaststroke. On the women\u2019s side, Morningstar grabbed her third gold with a win in the 100 freestyle. Kelly Stefanyshyn of Vancouver and Mackenzie Downing of Victoria each added a second win with victories in the 100 backstroke and 200 butterfly, respectively, while Brittany Reimer won the women\u2019s 800 freestyle.<\/p>\n
Megan Jendrick had the top American performance as she won the 50 breaststroke in 30.91, well ahead of the 33.32 of Annamay Pierse. <\/p>\n
Men<\/b><\/p>\n
50 breaststroke: 1. Scott Dickens, Vancouver, 29.65; 2. Matthieu Bois, Montreal, 29.93; 3. Eric Johnson, U.S., 30.11.<\/p>\n
100 backstroke: 1. Adam Mania, U.S., 56.63; 2. Callum Ng, Vancouver, 57.30; 3. Matt Hawes, Nepean, Ont., 57.54.<\/p>\n
100 freestyle: 1. Brent Hayden, Vancouver, 50.04; 2. Matt Rose, Victoria, 51.05; 3. Joel Greenshields, Calgary, 51.77.<\/p>\n
200 butterfly: 1. Tamas Kerekjarto, U.S., 2:02.07; 2. Jonathan Blouin, Quebec City, 2:03.96; 3. Scott Rice, U.S., 2:05.09.<\/p>\n
1,500 freestyle: 1. C.J. Nuess, U.S., 15:54.42; 2. Ryan Cochrane, Victoria, 16:03.25; 3. Sean Penhale, Calgary, 16:14.51.<\/p>\n
WOMEN<\/b><\/p>\n
50 breaststroke: 1. Megan Jendrick, U.S., 30.91; 2. Annamay Pierse, Vancouver, 33.32; 3. Liz Hendrick, Calgary, 33.49.<\/p>\n
100 backstroke: 1. Kelly Stefanyshyn, Vancouver, 1:03.34; 2. Ariana Kukors, U.S., 1:03.51; 3. Erin Gammel, Calgary, 1:03.81.<\/p>\n
100 freestyle: 1. Erica Morningstar, Calgary, 56.30; 2. Genevi\u00e8ve Saumur, Montreal, 57.66; 3. Victoria Poon, Montreal, 57.99.<\/p>\n
200 butterfly: 1. Mackenzie Downing, Victoria, 2:14.48; 2. Ariana Kukors, U.S., 2:15.35; 3. Kayla Rawlings, Langley, B.C., 2:17.47.<\/p>\n
800 freestyle: 1. Brittany Reimer, Victoria, 8:50.60; 2. Savannagh King, Vernon, B.C., 8:57.03; 3. Anne Schmuck, Langley, B.C., 9:02.77.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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