TRIALS RECAP – DAY 3 RESULTS

Men’s 1500 Free 5th Place              High McNeill                       LOSC      15:47.89 6th Place               Raben Dommann             UBCT       15:49.61 7th Place               Yu Tong Wu                      SKSC       15:50.64 9th Place               Andrew Woinoski              SFA          15:59.32 Women’s 200 IM 5th Place               Ashley McMillian              KISU        2:14.21 7th Place               Bailey Herbert                  LOSC      2:16.11 Men’s 200 IM 6th Place               Collyn Gagne                      SFA         2:02.81 10th Place             Justin Fotherby                 KISU         2:05.22 Men’s 50 Free 1st Place               Brent Hayden                    VPCVN  21.82* * Olympic Nomination

MASTERS SWIMMING FINA TOP 10 FOR 2020

FINA has released their rankings for the Top 10 Masters performances from 2020. More than 30 BC Masters Swimmers made the Top 10 Rankings for 2020. They will each receive a letter of congratulations from Swimming Canada and a crest from FINA. Big congratulations from Swim BC on this tremendous achievement and we can’t wait to see Masters back in the water soon. You can find the list of the athletes recognized below, and you can find the full FINA Top 10 rankings here (SCM | LCM).  
Katie McEvoy (VICM)
Kelly Geisheimer  (HYACK)
Alexandra Dimitrescu
Serena Brendaglia (HBSC)
Lauren Westmacott (VICM)
Cindy Mabee (VICM)
Sam Goski (VICM)
Sarah MacDonald (VICM)
Linda Wilson (WRW)
Pauline Lotbinière Joly (WIN)
Theo Manley (WRW)
Hella Versfeld (VERN)
Nancy Ryan (NEBB)
Yvonne Cattrall (VICM)
Anne Fabre (VICM)
Conny Stamhuis (OKAN)
Craig Brazier (HBSC)
Gabrio Mannucci (HBSC)
Vlad Shirokov (HBSC/DYNA)
Rob Charland (DOGW)
Scott Cosper (VICM)
Peter Van Dyke (HBSC)
Glenn Carlsen (PENT)
Rod Carmicheal (VICM)
Daniel Brimm (WIN)
Steve Rasmussen (WIN)
Alan Morris (NSM)
Arthur Ray (WRW)
Jack Kelso (DOGW)
Karl Donoghue (PENT)
Erika Korbely (HYDE)
Carl Waterer (LOCO)
Aldert Dykstra (HYDE)

Changes to the Olympic and Paralympic Swimming Trials

Due to the COVID-19 situation in Ontario and other provinces, Swimming Canada is changing the Olympic & Paralympic Swimming Trials, Presented by Bell. Swimming Canada’s primary selection event for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic teams was scheduled to run May 24-28 at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre (“TPASC”). “In light of the state of emergency and stay-at-home order in Ontario, as well as travel restrictions in and out of other provinces, Swimming Canada’s board of directors, in consultation with management, has determined that the May dates for Trials are no longer viable,” said President Cheryl Gibson, who led an emergency board meeting to review the situation Monday evening. “We have therefore asked management to explore plans to hold the Trials in June.” “The Olympic Trials will now be held at TPASC June 19-23, replacing the previously scheduled Invitational Qualifier. Swimming Canada is also pursuing options for holding the Trials elsewhere in North America should running the event in Toronto not be viable based on factors at the time. The dates would remain the same in an alternate location. A decision of whether to move the event, if possible, will be made by the end of May or sooner,” said CEO Ahmed El-Awadi. More…

VIRTUAL WINTER PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS UPDATE

The results from the BC Virtual Provincial Championships have been updated to reflect a number of changes:
  • A number of results have been amended to correct inputting errors.
  • Relays have been removed from the scoring.
We are sorry for any inconvenience that these changes may have caused. Please find the updated Results and Team Scores on the Results page. After receiving feedback from a number of swim clubs on issues related to the inability to conduct fair and equitable relays under the current Provincial Health Order guidelines, the Swim BC Staff, in consultation with the Competition Development Committee, have decided to remove all relays from scoring at the Virtual Winter Provincial Championships. The results for the relay swims will be posted, not scored.
Divisional Championship Results Posted

Divisional Championship Results Posted

Swim BC is very pleased with the great response to the Virtual Divisional Championships. We have had many reports of how this virtual meet generated direction, excitement, and great swims from our teams from across the province. A total of 767 swimmers from 38 teams participated in the three Divisional Championships. Congratulations to all the participating swimmers, coaches, and clubs! You can find the results posted on the Swim BC website here.

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