The final night of the 2019 Canadian Swimming Trials saw a Canadian record fall from Sydney Pickrem in the 200 IM final as she moved to fourth in the world rankings for 2019. Pickrem qualified for the Worlds team in her third event after qualifying in the 200 breast and 400 IM. Pickrem will be joined in Gwangju by Kelsey Wog in the 200 IM.
Mackenzie Padington was the only other swimmer to get under the FINA A Cut tonight with her win in the 800 free.
Women’s 150 IM Para
Aly Van Wyck-Smart won the 150 IM, which is an IM event without butterfly, with a 4:50.33. She is in a different classification than Nikita Ens (4:38.50) so she was presented with the win since she was closer to her classification’s world record than Ens was.
Event 319 Women 150 LC Meter IM Para Multi-Class
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Name Year Team Prelims Finals Para
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=== Finals ===
1 %Van Wyck-Smart 02 VVAC/A E 3 5 12 5:13.48 4:50.33 1068
1:21.50 3:22.27 (2:00.77)
4:50.33 (1:28.06)
2 %Ens, Nikita SM 88 LASER/A 12 4:41.89 4:38.50 244
1:18.50 3:11.02 (1:52.52)
4:38.50 (1:27.48)
Women’s 200 IM Para
Samantha Ryan (2:41.85) touched first in the 200 IM para final and also had the win based on her proximity to her classification’s world record. She finished ahead of Paralympic Gold Medalist Katarina Roxon (2:45.81) while Camille Berube (3:09.75) was third.
Event 321 Women 200 LC Meter IM Para Multi-Class
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Name Year Team Prelims Finals Para
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=== Finals ===
1 %Ryan, Samantha 99 NN/12 + 2:44.00 2:41.85 718
r:+0.81 32.96 1:13.77 (40.81)
2:04.61 (50.84) 2:41.85 (37.24)
2 %Roxon, Katarin 93 AASC/1 3 5 2:49.09 2:45.81 709
r:+0.70 37.16 1:22.33 (45.17)
2:08.63 (46.30) 2:45.81 (37.18)
3 %Bérubé, Camill 95 NG/A 12 + 3:13.33 3:09.75 699
r:+0.87 41.82 1:28.48 (46.66)
2:27.89 (59.41) 3:09.75 (41.86)
4 %Routliffe, Tes 98 UL/*12 + 3:25.04 3:10.58 690
r:+0.63 42.72 1:36.04 (53.32)
2:28.94 (52.90) 3:10.58 (41.64)
5 %Marina, Angela 99 BRANT/0 2:44.49 2:42.13 622
r:+0.81 33.41 1:14.82 (41.41)
2:06.09 (51.27) 2:42.13 (36.04)
6 %Hunsicker, Ari 03 SKSC/3 5 2:53.77 2:53.32 584
r:+0.78 38.49 1:19.57 (41.08)
2:14.80 (55.23) 2:53.32 (38.52)
7 %Morrier, Justi 97 CNHR/0 2:48.72 2:48.10 558
r:+0.72 33.69 1:17.24 (43.55)
2:06.99 (49.75) 2:48.10 (41.11)
8 %Dorris, Daniel 02 CNBO/A E Y 3 5 3:10.08 3:09.78 555
r:+0.74 37.13 1:24.20 (47.07)
2:22.15 (57.95) 3:09.78 (47.63)
9 %Van Dyk, EmmaG 02 GCAC/0 2:48.88 2:48.61 553
r:+0.59 37.76 1:20.00 (42.24)
2:10.40 (50.40) 2:48.61 (38.21)
Men’s 200 IM Para
Alexander Elliot (2:14.61) also touched first in the 200 IM multi-class final and was granted the win for his proximity to the world record in his classification. The three fastest swimmers in the final were all in the top three spots. Nicholas Bennett (2:17.37) was second and Nicolas-Guy Turbide (2:17.95) was third.
Event 322 Men 200 LC Meter IM Para Multi-Class
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Name Year Team Prelims Finals Para
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=== Finals ===
1 %Elliot, Alexan 96 UL/3 5 12 + 2:19.11 2:14.61 837
r:+0.64 28.02 1:01.56 (33.54)
1:43.07 (41.51) 2:14.61 (31.54)
2 %Bennett, Nicho 03 RAC/0 2:19.40 2:17.37 828
r:+0.68 29.60 1:06.24 (36.64)
1:46.36 (40.12) 2:17.37 (31.01)
3 %Turbide, Nicol 97 CNQ/T 2:21.35 2:17.95 723
r:+0.67 28.92 1:03.11 (34.19)
1:45.41 (42.30) 2:17.95 (32.54)
4 %Vachon, Philip 95 MEGO/A 12 + 2:39.72 2:34.38 648
r:+0.65 32.08 1:12.13 (40.05)
2:00.06 (47.93) 2:34.38 (34.32)
5 %Plamondon, Nic 98 CNQ/3 5 12 + 2:48.90 2:45.60 525
r:+0.73 34.26 1:19.44 (45.18)
2:09.66 (50.22) 2:45.60 (35.94)
6 %Cowan, Felix T 02 SAMAK/A 12 + 2:48.39 2:46.38 518
r:+0.70 34.02 1:17.45 (43.43)
2:07.64 (50.19) 2:46.38 (38.74)
7 %Elliot, Aidan 99 ROW/12 + 2:44.81 2:42.85 473
r:+0.84 34.18 1:15.34 (41.16)
2:04.08 (48.74) 2:42.85 (38.77)
8 %Arndt, Caleb S 02 WRMS/0 2:41.83 2:42.25 444
r:+0.73 33.90 1:18.84 (44.94)
2:05.80 (46.96) 2:42.25 (36.45)
9 %Pruneau-Tourny 02 CNQ/*A 5 12 + 3:25.82 3:30.32 295
r:+0.75 49.92 1:46.31 (56.39)
2:46.47 (1:00.16) 3:30.32 (43.85)
Women’s 200 IM
Sydney Pickrem, who just finished her career at Texas A&M, broke her own Canadian record in the 200 IM on the last night of the 2019 Canadian Swimming Trials with a 2:08.71 to break 2:09 for the first time. She lowered her own Canadian record of 2:09.07 from last year’s Pan Pacs. She now sits fourth in the world rankings for 2019 behind Japan’s Yui Ohashi (2:07.57), Hiroko Makino (2:08.17) and Hungary’s Katinka Hosszu (2:08.55).
Pickrem punched her ticket to the 2019 World Championships as she already qualified this week in the 400 IM and 200 breast. Kelsey Wog (2:10.72) finished in second in the 200 IM as she also qualified for the World Championships in this event. She already qualified for Gwangju in the 200 breast earlier in the week.
Third place went to Bailey Andison, who also finished her NCAA career at Indiana. Andison was a 2:11.33 while Mary-Sophie Harvey (2:12.75), Kayla Sanchez (2:13.48) and Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson (2:13.91) finished fourth, fifth and sixth.
Event 29 Women 200 LC Meter IM
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2019 FINA A: F 2:13.03
2020 TRIALS: T 2:22.40
Canadian: C 2:09.07 2018-08-11Sydney Pickrem, ISC
World: W 2:06.12 2015-08-03Katinka Hosszu, HUN
Name Year Team Prelims Finals
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=== A - Final ===
1 Pickrem, Sydney 97 UNCAN 2:12.01 2:08.71C
r:+0.70 28.39 1:00.83 (32.44)
1:37.66 (36.83) 2:08.71 (31.05)
2 Wog, Kelsey 98 UMAN 2:14.19 2:10.72F
r:+0.68 28.61 1:03.11 (34.50)
1:40.00 (36.89) 2:10.72 (30.72)
3 Andison, Bailey 97 PERTH 2:13.57 2:11.33F
r:+0.72 28.68 1:02.88 (34.20)
1:39.67 (36.79) 2:11.33 (31.66)
4 Harvey, Mary-So 99 CAMO 2:16.50 2:12.75F
r:+0.73 28.48 1:03.25 (34.77)
1:42.06 (38.81) 2:12.75 (30.69)
5 Sanchez, Kayla 01 AAC 2:15.35 2:13.48T
r:+0.73 28.68 1:03.20 (34.52)
1:41.23 (38.03) 2:13.48 (32.25)
6 Seltenreich-Hod 95 GO 2:14.26 2:13.91T
r:+0.72 28.79 1:02.27 (33.48)
1:40.79 (38.52) 2:13.91 (33.12)
7 Metcalfe, Hilla 98 LOSC 2:16.21 2:15.53T
r:+0.66 28.96 1:04.38 (35.42)
1:43.04 (38.66) 2:15.53 (32.49)
8 Cieplucha, Tess 98 OAK 2:14.75 2:15.76T
r:+0.74 29.03 1:04.16 (35.13)
1:44.59 (40.43) 2:15.76 (31.17)
9 Minnes, Asia 03 NN 2:17.59 2:16.86T
r:+0.67 28.79 1:04.10 (35.31)
1:43.56 (39.46) 2:16.86 (33.30)
10 Wiseman, Avery 02 OSC 2:18.03 2:17.89T
29.54 1:07.00 (37.46)
1:44.65 (37.65) 2:17.89 (33.24)
Men’s 200 IM
Finlay Knox used a great back half to win the men’s 200 IM on the last night of the 2019 Canadian Swimming Trials to swim a 2:01.30 to lower his best time by over a half second. Knox was a 2:01.91 to win the bronze medal last summer at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Argentina. No one in the A-Final was under the A standard to get on the World Championships team but Cole Pratt, who finished in second, is already on the team.
Pratt swam a 2:01.51 to get second ahead of Robert Hill (2:01.70) in an exciting finish.
Event 30 Men 200 LC Meter IM
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2019 FINA A: F 2:00.22
2020 TRIALS: T 2:09.02
Canadian: C 1:59.19 2008-08-13Keith Beavers, ROW
World: W 1:54.00 2011-07-28Ryan Lochte, USA
Name Year Team Prelims Finals
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=== A - Final ===
1 Knox, Finlay 01 MAVS 2:02.44 2:01.30T
r:+0.66 26.28 57.65 (31.37)
1:32.49 (34.84) 2:01.30 (28.81)
2 Pratt, Cole 02 CASC 2:02.11 2:01.51T
r:+0.71 26.22 56.20 (29.98)
1:32.30 (36.10) 2:01.51 (29.21)
3 Hill, Robert 96 UCSC 2:02.21 2:01.70T
r:+0.70 26.58 57.21 (30.63)
1:32.20 (34.99) 2:01.70 (29.50)
4 Champagne, Mont 96 GO 2:03.99 2:02.40T
r:+0.74 26.20 58.25 (32.05)
1:33.34 (35.09) 2:02.40 (29.06)
5 Zakala, Josh 98 ISC 2:03.48 2:02.79T
r:+0.74 26.41 56.88 (30.47)
1:33.81 (36.93) 2:02.79 (28.98)
6 Darragh, Mack 93 OAK 2:04.51 2:03.14T
r:+0.67 26.06 57.56 (31.50)
1:33.58 (36.02) 2:03.14 (29.56)
7 Marois, William 98 CHENA 2:04.72 2:03.43T
r:+0.65 26.85 57.76 (30.91)
1:34.19 (36.43) 2:03.43 (29.24)
8 Palaschuk, Bria 98 ROD 2:04.63 2:03.80T
r:+0.70 26.50 57.91 (31.41)
1:34.04 (36.13) 2:03.80 (29.76)
9 Dergousoff, Jam 96 CHENA 2:04.76 2:03.81T
r:+0.71 26.59 58.28 (31.69)
1:32.80 (34.52) 2:03.81 (31.01)
-- Acevedo, Javier 98 UNVAR 2:03.81 DQ
r:+0.63 26.43 57.64 (31.21)
1:33.61 (35.97) DQ (29.06)
Women’s 800 Free
Mackenzie Padington, who came off a successful NCAAs for Minnesota, won the 800 free final with an 8:36.38 to get under the FINA A Cut and solidify her spot on the FINA World Championships team for Canada to compete in Gwangju. Padington already won the 400 and 1500 free finals this week in Toronto as she will have a full program later on this summer at the World Championships.
Second place went to Emma O’Cronin (8:39.63), who just missed the FINA A Cut at 8:38. She has already finished second earlier in the week in the 400 and 1500 and picked up a spot on the World Championships team in the 400 so she has a chance to add the 800 to her lineup in Gwangju.
Marit Anderson (8:42.35), Katrina Bellio (8:43.31) and Mabel Zavaros (8:48.33) rounded out the top five in the timed final event.
Event 33 Women 800 LC Meter Freestyle
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2019 FINA A: F 8:38.56
2020 TRIALS: T 9:11.99
Canadian: C 8:20.02 2014-08-21Brittany MacLean, ESWIM
World: W 8:04.79 2016-08-12Katie Ledecky, USA
Name Year Team Seed Finals
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1 Padington, Mack 99 UNVAR 8:34.49 8:36.38F
r:+0.76 28.85 1:00.45 (31.60)
1:32.42 (31.97) 2:04.92 (32.50)
2:37.19 (32.27) 3:09.64 (32.45)
3:42.18 (32.54) 4:15.12 (32.94)
4:47.52 (32.40) 5:20.62 (33.10)
5:53.29 (32.67) 6:26.03 (32.74)
6:58.67 (32.64) 7:31.62 (32.95)
8:04.33 (32.71) 8:36.38 (32.05)
2 O'Croinin, Emma 03 EKSC 8:40.53 8:39.63T
r:+0.79 29.52 1:01.62 (32.10)
1:34.25 (32.63) 2:07.10 (32.85)
2:39.89 (32.79) 3:12.62 (32.73)
3:45.49 (32.87) 4:18.39 (32.90)
4:51.40 (33.01) 5:24.09 (32.69)
5:56.63 (32.54) 6:29.89 (33.26)
7:02.68 (32.79) 7:35.89 (33.21)
8:08.31 (32.42) 8:39.63 (31.32)
3 Anderson, Marit 00 UCSC 8:45.66 8:42.35T
r:+0.71 29.85 1:02.28 (32.43)
1:35.46 (33.18) 2:08.78 (33.32)
2:42.06 (33.28) 3:15.62 (33.56)
3:48.63 (33.01) 4:21.75 (33.12)
4:54.65 (32.90) 5:27.38 (32.73)
6:00.23 (32.85) 6:33.05 (32.82)
7:05.86 (32.81) 7:38.75 (32.89)
8:11.11 (32.36) 8:42.35 (31.24)
4 Bellio, Katrina 04 ESWIM 8:49.44 8:43.31T
r:+0.77 30.08 1:02.76 (32.68)
1:35.74 (32.98) 2:08.77 (33.03)
2:41.94 (33.17) 3:15.08 (33.14)
3:48.09 (33.01) 4:21.06 (32.97)
4:54.10 (33.04) 5:27.32 (33.22)
6:00.32 (33.00) 6:33.30 (32.98)
7:06.14 (32.84) 7:39.20 (33.06)
8:11.72 (32.52) 8:43.31 (31.59)
5 Zavaros, Mabel 00 OAK 8:50.39 8:48.33T
r:+0.70 30.47 1:03.87 (33.40)
1:37.15 (33.28) 2:10.42 (33.27)
2:43.88 (33.46) 3:17.10 (33.22)
3:50.37 (33.27) 4:23.71 (33.34)
4:56.63 (32.92) 5:29.68 (33.05)
6:02.85 (33.17) 6:36.21 (33.36)
7:09.57 (33.36) 7:43.07 (33.50)
8:16.25 (33.18) 8:48.33 (32.08)
6 Horner, Stephan 89 PCSC 8:54.08 8:54.68T
r:+0.79 30.63 1:03.19 (32.56)
1:36.00 (32.81) 2:08.98 (32.98)
2:42.05 (33.07) 3:15.36 (33.31)
3:48.99 (33.63) 4:22.86 (33.87)
4:56.59 (33.73) 5:30.47 (33.88)
6:04.63 (34.16) 6:39.13 (34.50)
7:13.50 (34.37) 7:47.83 (34.33)
8:21.85 (34.02) 8:54.68 (32.83)
7 McIntosh, Summe 06 ESWIM 9:07.16 8:55.30T
r:+0.72 31.30 1:04.83 (33.53)
1:38.75 (33.92) 2:12.60 (33.85)
2:46.47 (33.87) 3:20.45 (33.98)
3:54.28 (33.83) 4:27.86 (33.58)
5:01.54 (33.68) 5:35.38 (33.84)
6:09.15 (33.77) 6:42.98 (33.83)
7:16.46 (33.48) 7:50.01 (33.55)
8:23.20 (33.19) 8:55.30 (32.10)
8 Vandal, Delphin 96 GO 8:56.78 8:59.11T
r:+0.82 30.63 1:03.91 (33.28)
1:37.22 (33.31) 2:10.87 (33.65)
2:44.38 (33.51) 3:18.09 (33.71)
3:52.01 (33.92) 4:26.33 (34.32)
5:00.06 (33.73) 5:34.52 (34.46)
6:08.66 (34.14) 6:43.13 (34.47)
7:17.28 (34.15) 7:51.85 (34.57)
8:25.70 (33.85) 8:59.11 (33.41)
Men’s 1500 Free
In one of the best races of the night, Peter Brothers won the 1500 free final on the final night of the Canadian Swimming Trials in Toronto with a 15:27.16 to hold off Michael McGillivary (15:27.52). McGillivary pressed his foot the gas and took the lead around the 1000 and tried to run away with the race but Brothers held his ground and stay composed to win the final with a 57 on the last 100.
The early leader was Ryley McRae, who ended up placing fifth in the final at 15:46.68. He was out in the lead through 700 meters but the rest of the field caught him over the back half and pulled away. Nicolas Masse-Savard (15:39.55) and Raben Dommann (15:42.90) also competed in the final.
Victor Johansson of Sweden and the University of Southern California, placed second overall with a 15:27.52 but cannot represent Canada on the international stage because he is Swedish.
Event 34 Men 1500 LC Meter Freestyle
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2019 FINA A: F 15:07.38
2020 TRIALS: T 16:23.72
Canadian: C 14:39.63 2012-08-04Ryan Cochrane, IS
World: W 14:31.02 2012-08-04Yang Sun, CHN
Name Year Team Seed Finals
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1 Brothers, Peter 96 UCSC 15:28.25 15:27.16T
r:+0.73 28.14 58.79 (30.65)
1:29.72 (30.93) 2:00.73 (31.01)
2:31.83 (31.10) 3:02.83 (31.00)
3:33.88 (31.05) 4:05.38 (31.50)
4:36.78 (31.40) 5:08.23 (31.45)
5:39.68 (31.45) 6:11.10 (31.42)
6:42.48 (31.38) 7:13.86 (31.38)
7:44.93 (31.07) 8:15.94 (31.01)
8:47.04 (31.10) 9:18.19 (31.15)
9:49.22 (31.03) 10:20.14 (30.92)
10:51.46 (31.32) 11:22.91 (31.45)
11:54.60 (31.69) 12:25.93 (31.33)
12:57.08 (31.15) 13:28.12 (31.04)
13:59.03 (30.91) 14:29.62 (30.59)
14:58.91 (29.29) 15:27.16 (28.25)
2 *Johansson, Vic 98 UNAT 15:03.74 15:27.52T
r:+0.69 28.28 58.88 (30.60)
1:29.82 (30.94) 2:01.10 (31.28)
2:32.10 (31.00) 3:03.16 (31.06)
3:33.94 (30.78) 4:04.88 (30.94)
4:35.76 (30.88) 5:06.69 (30.93)
5:37.65 (30.96) 6:08.59 (30.94)
6:39.63 (31.04) 7:10.70 (31.07)
7:42.11 (31.41) 8:13.27 (31.16)
8:44.48 (31.21) 9:15.88 (31.40)
9:47.23 (31.35) 10:18.68 (31.45)
10:50.04 (31.36) 11:21.41 (31.37)
11:52.40 (30.99) 12:23.55 (31.15)
12:54.75 (31.20) 13:25.84 (31.09)
13:56.55 (30.71) 14:27.70 (31.15)
14:58.07 (30.37) 15:27.52 (29.45)
3 McGillivray, Mi 02 ROD 15:44.31 15:27.62T
r:+0.96 29.36 1:00.81 (31.45)
1:32.51 (31.70) 2:04.02 (31.51)
2:35.42 (31.40) 3:06.92 (31.50)
3:38.24 (31.32) 4:09.56 (31.32)
4:40.84 (31.28) 5:12.04 (31.20)
5:43.21 (31.17) 6:14.25 (31.04)
6:45.55 (31.30) 7:16.47 (30.92)
7:47.49 (31.02) 8:18.11 (30.62)
8:48.60 (30.49) 9:18.93 (30.33)
9:49.65 (30.72) 10:20.24 (30.59)
10:51.24 (31.00) 11:22.36 (31.12)
11:53.24 (30.88) 12:24.36 (31.12)
12:55.47 (31.11) 13:26.61 (31.14)
13:58.16 (31.55) 14:29.07 (30.91)
14:59.72 (30.65) 15:27.62 (27.90)
4 Masse-Savard, N 95 CAMO 15:49.88 15:39.55T
r:+0.68 29.79 1:00.99 (31.20)
1:32.45 (31.46) 2:04.29 (31.84)
2:35.94 (31.65) 3:07.87 (31.93)
3:39.55 (31.68) 4:11.42 (31.87)
4:42.50 (31.08) 5:13.53 (31.03)
5:44.78 (31.25) 6:15.93 (31.15)
6:47.30 (31.37) 7:18.68 (31.38)
7:50.27 (31.59) 8:21.92 (31.65)
8:53.29 (31.37) 9:24.53 (31.24)
9:56.10 (31.57) 10:27.71 (31.61)
10:59.42 (31.71) 11:30.77 (31.35)
12:02.11 (31.34) 12:33.06 (30.95)
13:04.68 (31.62) 13:36.13 (31.45)
14:07.58 (31.45) 14:38.77 (31.19)
15:09.66 (30.89) 15:39.55 (29.89)
5 Dommann, Raben 01 CHENA 15:39.17 15:42.90T
r:+0.77 28.69 59.58 (30.89)
1:30.83 (31.25) 2:01.86 (31.03)
2:32.91 (31.05) 3:04.00 (31.09)
3:35.00 (31.00) 4:06.31 (31.31)
4:37.60 (31.29) 5:08.63 (31.03)
5:40.22 (31.59) 6:11.58 (31.36)
6:43.22 (31.64) 7:14.69 (31.47)
7:46.34 (31.65) 8:17.79 (31.45)
8:49.47 (31.68) 9:21.09 (31.62)
9:52.78 (31.69) 10:24.64 (31.86)
10:56.60 (31.96) 11:28.56 (31.96)
12:00.48 (31.92) 12:32.49 (32.01)
13:04.45 (31.96) 13:36.59 (32.14)
14:08.49 (31.90) 14:40.45 (31.96)
15:12.41 (31.96) 15:42.90 (30.49)
6 McRae, Ryley 00 KCS 15:56.96 15:46.68T
r:+0.60 27.51 58.17 (30.66)
1:28.96 (30.79) 1:59.90 (30.94)
2:30.87 (30.97) 3:01.92 (31.05)
3:33.21 (31.29) 4:04.63 (31.42)
4:36.07 (31.44) 5:07.70 (31.63)
5:39.03 (31.33) 6:10.59 (31.56)
6:42.17 (31.58) 7:13.57 (31.40)
7:45.07 (31.50) 8:16.56 (31.49)
8:48.22 (31.66) 9:19.96 (31.74)
9:51.73 (31.77) 10:23.52 (31.79)
10:55.67 (32.15) 11:27.71 (32.04)
11:59.80 (32.09) 12:31.90 (32.10)
13:04.34 (32.44) 13:36.94 (32.60)
14:09.50 (32.56) 14:42.40 (32.90)
15:15.09 (32.69) 15:46.68 (31.59)
7 Furlong, Jacob 00 UNCAN 16:09.92 15:54.33T
r:+0.71 29.42 1:01.02 (31.60)
1:33.25 (32.23) 2:05.37 (32.12)
2:37.34 (31.97) 3:09.00 (31.66)
3:40.89 (31.89) 4:12.68 (31.79)
4:44.43 (31.75) 5:16.14 (31.71)
5:48.14 (32.00) 6:20.02 (31.88)
6:52.27 (32.25) 7:24.27 (32.00)
7:56.10 (31.83) 8:28.28 (32.18)
9:00.08 (31.80) 9:32.37 (32.29)
10:04.24 (31.87) 10:36.44 (32.20)
11:08.21 (31.77) 11:40.49 (32.28)
12:12.23 (31.74) 12:44.38 (32.15)
13:16.27 (31.89) 13:48.36 (32.09)
14:20.06 (31.70) 14:52.44 (32.38)
15:23.76 (31.32) 15:54.33 (30.57)
8 Antifaoff, Mich 00 EKSC 16:18.87 15:55.52T
r:+0.68 29.42 1:00.88 (31.46)
1:32.73 (31.85) 2:05.06 (32.33)
2:37.00 (31.94) 3:09.28 (32.28)
3:41.48 (32.20) 4:13.97 (32.49)
4:46.21 (32.24) 5:18.69 (32.48)
5:50.56 (31.87) 6:22.95 (32.39)
6:55.29 (32.34) 7:27.57 (32.28)
7:59.80 (32.23) 8:31.99 (32.19)
9:03.82 (31.83) 9:35.85 (32.03)
10:07.74 (31.89) 10:39.65 (31.91)
11:11.41 (31.76) 11:42.53 (31.12)
12:14.33 (31.80) 12:45.96 (31.63)
13:17.58 (31.62) 13:49.40 (31.82)
14:21.41 (32.01) 14:53.24 (31.83)
15:25.50 (32.26) 15:55.52 (30.02)
Women’s 50 Free
Maggie MacNeil, who came off a very successful freshman campaign at the University of Michigan, won her third event at the 2019 Canadian Swimming Trials in Toronto with a 50 free gold at 25.40. She out-touched Sarah Fournier (25.45) at the finish as nobody got under the FINA A standard. MacNeil might still swim the 50 free at Worlds this summer since she has already qualified with her 100 fly earlier in the week.
Kayla Sanchez (25.55) is already on the team with her third place finish in the 100 free, placed third in the 50 with a 25.55 Hanna Henderson (25.57) placed fourth. Kyla Leibel (25.75), Ariane Mainville (25.79), Jade Hannah (25.80) and Aly Ackman (25.80) also broke 26 seconds in the final.
Event 31 Women 50 LC Meter Freestyle
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2019 FINA A: F 25.04
2020 TRIALS: T 26.87
Canadian: C 24.26 2018-04-07Taylor Ruck, SCAR
World: W 23.67 2017-07-29Sarah Sjostrom, SWE
Name Year Team Prelims Finals
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=== A - Final ===
1 MacNeil, Margar 00 LAC 25.84 25.40T
r:+0.65
2 Fournier, Sarah 96 CNQ 25.49 25.45T
r:+0.72
3 Sanchez, Kayla 01 AAC 25.66 25.55T
r:+0.67
4 Henderson, Hann 02 ESWIM 25.81 25.57T
r:+0.71
5 Leibel, Kyla 01 RDCSC 25.85 25.75T
r:+0.73
6 Mainville, Aria 94 CAMO 26.09 25.79T
r:+0.64
7 Hannah, Jade 02 ISC 26.05 25.80T
r:+0.68
7 Ackman, Alyson 93 PCSC 25.78 25.80T
r:+0.64
9 Lemieux, Roxane 91 NN 25.97 26.02T
r:+0.66
10 Dandois-Samson, 01 NN 26.13 26.11T
r:+0.67
Men’s 50 Free
Yuri Kisil was just off the FINA A Standard in the 50 free final on the final night of the 2019 Canadian Swimming Trials with a 22.23 to just hold off Will Pisani (22.30) in Toronto. Kisil got his first win of the week after he was second in the 100 free earlier in the meet. Pisani also just finished a successful year at Florida State University.
Mehdi Ayoubi (22.50) was third while Joshua Liendo (22.69) was fourth. Liendo is one of the rising stars in Canada and should be qualified for the World Junior Championships to be held in Budapest in August. Liendo broke the 15-17 Canadian National Age Group record.
Event 32 Men 50 LC Meter Freestyle
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2019 FINA A: F 22.18
2020 TRIALS: T 23.95
Canadian: C 21.73 2009-07-31Brent Hayden, UBCD
World: W 20.91 2009-12-18Cesar Cielo Filho, BRA
Name Year Team Prelims Finals
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=== A - Final ===
1 Kisil, Yuri 95 WD 22.46 22.23T
r:+0.71
2 Pisani, William 97 UNCAN 22.61 22.30T
r:+0.65
3 Ayoubi, Mehdi 98 CAMO 22.88 22.50T
r:+0.68
4 Liendo, Joshua 02 NYAC 22.84 22.69T
r:+0.64
5 Loginov, Oleksa 92 TSC 22.64 22.82T
r:+0.72
6 Kidd, Cameron 96 TSC 23.14 22.88T
r:+0.65
7 Bernard-Lalonde 96 CAMO 23.20 22.97T
r:+0.65
8 Troskot, Kyle 92 KSC 23.17 23.10T
r:+0.64
9 LeBuke, James 02 CSSSC 22.99 23.20T
r:+0.65
9 Bougie, Spencer 94 PCSC 23.16 23.20T
r:+0.65
Women’s 50 Free Para
Decorated Paralympian Aurelie Rivard ran away with the 50 free multi-class final with a 27.84 to take the win over Morgan Bird (32.30) and Ariann Hunsicker (30.29).
Event 323 Women 50 LC Meter Freestyle Para Multi-Class
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Name Year Team Prelims Finals Para
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=== Finals ===
1 %Rivard, Auréli 96 UL/3 5 28.84 27.84 950
r:+0.73
2 %Bird, Morgan S 93 CASC/*12 + 32.03 32.30 780
r:+0.95
3 %Hunsicker, Ari 03 SKSC/3 5 30.91 30.29 738
r:+0.72
4 %Tripp, Abi S8 01 KYPS/A 3 5 12 + 33.93 33.38 707
r:+0.68
5 %Ryan, Samantha 99 NN/12 + 31.28 30.86 698
r:+0.82
6 %Soliman, Myria 99 MUST/A 1 3 4 12 39.32 39.77 570
r:+0.71
7 %Nault, Tatiana 05 CNBF/A 3 5 12 + 39.55 38.24 470
r:+0.90
8 %Tinney, Jessic 00 KYPS/A 3 4 12 48.83 47.72 330
9 %Kisser, Daniel 96 UL/*12 + 49.67 49.15 302
r:+0.56
10 %Ens, Nikita S3 88 LASER/A 12 1:20.05 1:16.38 169
r:+0.65
Men’s 50 Free Para
Nicolas-Guy Turbide won the 50 free multi-class final with a 25.50 to just out-touch 200 IM champ Alexander Elliot (25.51).
Event 324 Men 50 LC Meter Freestyle Para Multi-Class
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Name Year Team Prelims Finals Para
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=== Finals ===
1 %Turbide, Nicol 97 CNQ/T 25.93 25.50 753
r:+0.68
2 %Elliot, Alexan 96 UL/3 5 12 + 25.86 25.51 748
r:+0.65
3 %Cabraja, Matth 02 COBRA/T B 0 27.83 27.95 739
r:+0.71
4 %Vachon, Philip 95 MEGO/A 12 + 29.16 28.69 672
r:+0.76
5 %Plamondon, Nic 98 CNQ/3 5 12 + 30.21 29.80 600
r:+0.71
6 %Cowan, Felix T 02 SAMAK/A 12 + 30.42 30.14 580
r:+0.67
7 %Arndt, Caleb S 02 WRMS/0 28.76 28.94 515
r:+0.69
8 %Elliot, Aidan 99 ROW/12 + 30.34 29.68 475
r:+0.71
9 %Cakalj, Aleksa 96 SFNV/A 3 5 12 + 57.57 55.88 187
r:+0.75
