CHENA swimmer Charlotte Philpotts holds the fastest 12y time for girls 100m LC breaststroke this season. She beats out Dolphin's Lauren Dixon and TORP's Justine Rheaume, the only 11y old who makes the top 10, which looks like this:
1 Charlotte Philpotts (CHENA British Columbia) 1:18.60
2 Lauren Dixon (DS Ontario) 1:18.84
3 Justine Rheaume, (TORP Québec) 1:19.77
4 Kate Thomson (LOSC British Columbia) 1:20.42
5 Bridget Jordan (OAK Ontario) 1:21.57
6 Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson (NKB Ontario) 1:21.64
7 Cino Ling (TSC Ontario) 1:21.79
8 Jillian Stoyan (TSC Ontario) 1:22.12
9 Liane Tatigian (PCSC Québec) 1:22.97
10 Amelia Zhou (NYAC Ontario) 1:23.00
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Sunday, April 27, 2008
QC Provincial Records fall at CAMO
Pointe Claire SC relay teams were on fire Saturday evening in Montreal and the Provincial recordbook will tell the tale.
12y olds Carlina Robinson, Carmen Robinson, Liane Tatigian and Gabrielle Murphy produced a 4x50 medley relay time of 2:12.11, more than 2 seconds faster than the previous 1995 DDO record. Their 13-14y teammates (Alexia Zevnik, Alyson Ackman, Ashley McGregor, and Katerina Cardi) also finished quicker than any previous QC team, at 2:04.16.
The CAMO 13-14y boys (Samy Eid, Kevin Bustamante, Vincent Pressault and Gabriel Gagne) were not to be outdone, and swam a blistering 1:57.60 to take the record away from the 2002 HIPPO team.
Overall PCSC keep their lead, but are only 50.5 points ahead of CAMO. The PCSC boys are pushing CAMO into second place, whilst the CAMO girls have so far outscored PCSC. The lower order is SAMAK, CSQ, UL, and CNPPO.
12y olds Carlina Robinson, Carmen Robinson, Liane Tatigian and Gabrielle Murphy produced a 4x50 medley relay time of 2:12.11, more than 2 seconds faster than the previous 1995 DDO record. Their 13-14y teammates (Alexia Zevnik, Alyson Ackman, Ashley McGregor, and Katerina Cardi) also finished quicker than any previous QC team, at 2:04.16.
The CAMO 13-14y boys (Samy Eid, Kevin Bustamante, Vincent Pressault and Gabriel Gagne) were not to be outdone, and swam a blistering 1:57.60 to take the record away from the 2002 HIPPO team.
Overall PCSC keep their lead, but are only 50.5 points ahead of CAMO. The PCSC boys are pushing CAMO into second place, whilst the CAMO girls have so far outscored PCSC. The lower order is SAMAK, CSQ, UL, and CNPPO.
Saturday, April 26, 2008
QC Division 1 Championships at CAMO get underway
Quebec's top clubs go head-to-head in the pool this weekend at the Province's Division 1 Championships. CAMO have taken an early lead in overall points (426), over Pointe Claire (397), Club de Natation CSQ (252), Samak (248), CNPPO (217) and Rouge et Or (212).
Point Claire Swim Club Friday showed their dominance in the 11-12y age group, sweeping the girl's 200Fl (Gabrielle Murphy, Sarah Kennedy and Bianca Grasso) and taking a 1-2 in the boy's (Nicholas Quigley and James Guest).
Raphaelle Charron (28.96s) and Yasmine Mekallach (29.77s) put CAMO on the podium in the 11-12 girls 50Fr, while Antoine Villeneuve (CNCSQ) took the boy's short sprint in 29.15s.
In this year of breaking records, Quebec's Age Group Provincial Records stayed safely untouched, but some exciting racing kept spectators on the edge of their seats. The 15-16y boy's 100Fr was won by Pascal-Hugo Cantin (Rouge et Or), who touched the wall just 0.2s ahead of Taylor Bond (PCSC).
Girl's 200IM finals were won convincingly by Gabrielle Murphy (PCSC, 11-12y), Ashley McGregor (PCSC, 13-14y) and Genevieve Cantin (Rouge et Or, 15-16y). Point Claire took gold in all the age group boy's 200IM finals (Nicholas Quigley, Lyam Dias and Daniel Jensen).
Friday evening finished with the 400FR, and victories for Elyanne Lamothe (CAMO, 11-12y), Katerine Savard (CNCSQ, ,13-14y), Barbara Jardin (CNPPO, 15-16y), Antoine Villeneuve (CNCSQ, 11-12y), Kevin Bustamante (CAMO, 13-14y) and Simon Villeneuve (CNCSQ, 15-16y).
Point Claire Swim Club Friday showed their dominance in the 11-12y age group, sweeping the girl's 200Fl (Gabrielle Murphy, Sarah Kennedy and Bianca Grasso) and taking a 1-2 in the boy's (Nicholas Quigley and James Guest).
Raphaelle Charron (28.96s) and Yasmine Mekallach (29.77s) put CAMO on the podium in the 11-12 girls 50Fr, while Antoine Villeneuve (CNCSQ) took the boy's short sprint in 29.15s.
In this year of breaking records, Quebec's Age Group Provincial Records stayed safely untouched, but some exciting racing kept spectators on the edge of their seats. The 15-16y boy's 100Fr was won by Pascal-Hugo Cantin (Rouge et Or), who touched the wall just 0.2s ahead of Taylor Bond (PCSC).
Girl's 200IM finals were won convincingly by Gabrielle Murphy (PCSC, 11-12y), Ashley McGregor (PCSC, 13-14y) and Genevieve Cantin (Rouge et Or, 15-16y). Point Claire took gold in all the age group boy's 200IM finals (Nicholas Quigley, Lyam Dias and Daniel Jensen).
Friday evening finished with the 400FR, and victories for Elyanne Lamothe (CAMO, 11-12y), Katerine Savard (CNCSQ, ,13-14y), Barbara Jardin (CNPPO, 15-16y), Antoine Villeneuve (CNCSQ, 11-12y), Kevin Bustamante (CAMO, 13-14y) and Simon Villeneuve (CNCSQ, 15-16y).
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
TSC girls break Canadian 4x50IM relay
The TSC quartet of Zsofi Balazs (17y), Helen Pitchik (17y), Paige Schultz (16y) and Hilary Bell (16y) finished the 4x50IM relay in 1:57.93, wiping 2.2 seconds off the PCSC Canadian Record set in 1976. High fives and coaches dancing on deck celebrated the girls third long course national relay record at the end of the Ontario Division One Championships, in which TSC came second overall to ESWIM.
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