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SWIMNEWS CONTENTS SEPT-OCT 2000 N. J. Thierry, Editor & Publisher CONSECUTIVE NUMBER 261 VOLUME 27, NUMBER 8 Marco Chiesa, Business Manager Karin Helmstaedt, International Editor FEATURES Russ Ewald, Sunland, USA Editor Paul Quinlan, Australian Editor 6 Louder, Faster, Best-Ever Olympics Al Schoenfield Cecil Colwin, Ottawa, Features Editor The Greatest Olympic Competitions Ever Anita Smale, Copy Editor 7 Olympic Commentary Karin Helmstaedt Feature Writers George Block, San Antonio, USA Dutch Swimmers Stole The Show Nikki Dryden, Calgary 8 Day 1, September 16 Nick J. Thierry Katharine Dunn, Halifax Wayne Goldsmith, Five World Records for an Incredible Start of Olympic Swimming , 10 Day 2, September 17 Nick J. Thierry Three More World Records International Statistical Support Group: Jorge Aguado, Argentina 11 Day 3, September 18 Nick J. Thierry Rumen Atanasov, Bulgaria First Golds for and Pieter van den Hoogenband Chaker Belhadj, Tunisia Young-Ryul Cho, Korea 13 Day 4, September 19 Nick J. Thierry Szabolcs Fodor, Two More Records Bring Total to 11 After Four Days Gerd Heydn, 14 Day 5, September 20 Nick J. Thierry Franck Jensen, Berth Johansson, Hyman in Biggest Upset Wins 200 Fly Over O’Neill Daniel Pichon / Michel Salles, 16 Day 6, September 21 Nick J. Thierry Hans Peter Sick, Germany Juan Antonio Sierra, USA Well Ahead in Medals With 25 Neville Smith, South Africa 33 Funding Controversy Nick J. Thierry Fratisek Stochl, Czech Republic There Has To Be A Better Way Nelson Vargas, Mexico Janusz Wasko, Poland 34 Day 7, September 22 Nick J. Thierry Sumire Watanabe, sets 13th World Record Computer programs for TAG, World Rankings developed by EveryWare Development Corporation. 35 Day 8, September 23 Nick J. Thierry SWIMNEWS established in 1974 Two More World Records Bring Total To 15 Published ten times yearly (January to October) 37 Olympic Lessons Wayne Goldsmith Contents copyright © No portion of this magazine may be reprinted without permission of the publisher. Less Than 30% of Swimmers Manage to Swim a Personal-Best Time The following names: SWIM, TAG, TOP and Making 43 Personality: Inge de Bruijn Karin Helmstaedt Waves are registered trademarks and their unauthorized use is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved. Can It Really Be the Rope Climbing Subscription rates: 46 Reality Check Nick J. Thierry Canada $35 yearly This is Simply Not Good Enough Inquire about bulk discounts to club teams. Foreign (air mailed) $45 US United States $35 US Single issues $4.95 CAN $4.95 USA Payments by cheque, bank money orders and VISA VISA payments require card number and expiry date All Canadian subscriptions include 7% Federal GST International Standard Serial Number ISSN 1209-5966 Publications Mail Registration No. 09981 Cover photo: Marco Chiesa Curtis Myden Gateway Postal Facility, Mississauga. SWIMNEWS (USPS #015-207) is published monthly for US $35 DEPARTMENTS per year. Periodicals postage paid at Champlain, N.Y. and additional mailing offices. Address changes should be sent to: 3 Contents 23 Girls 13-14 SWIMNEWS, 356 Sumach Street, Toronto, ON, M4X 1V4 4 Record Setters 25 Boys 13-14 or (USA and International only) IMS of N.Y., 100 Walnut St. #3, P.O.Box 1518, Champlain, N.Y. 5 Calendar 28 Girls 15-17 12919-1518. For details call: IMS at 1 (800) 428-3003 About This Issue 30 Boys 15-17 Editorial Offices: 17 TAG (2000 LCM Top 50 Age Group Times) 38 Olympic Results SWIMNEWS, 356 Sumach St., Toronto, Ontario, All TAG Scoring Club 38-40 Men’s Events M4X 1V4, CANADA 18 Girls 11-12 40-42 Women’s Events Tel: (416) 963-5599 Fax: (416) 963-5545 E-mail: [email protected] 20 Boys 11-12 44 Backwash http://www.swimnews.com

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 3 RECORD SETTERS

CANADIAN RECORDS AT THE OLYMPICS • Men’s 200 freestyle: 1:48.62 Rick Say, IS, Sept 17, prelims 1:48.50 Rick Say, IS, Sept 17, semifinal Betters former record of 1:48.86 Say, March 8, 2000 • Men’s 100 : 1:01.58 Morgan Knabe, UCSC, Sept 17, final 1:01.60 Morgan Knabe, UCSC, Sept 16, semifinal Betters old record of 1:01.69 by Knabe, May 29, 2000 • Men’s 100 butterfly: 52.58 Michael Mintenko, PDSA, Sept 22, final Betters old record of 52.88 Mintenko, Aug 4, 2000 • Men’s 400 individual medley 4:15.33 Curtis Myden, UCSC, Sept 17, final Betters old record of 4:15.52 Myden, Aug 3, 1999 • Men’s 4x200 free: 7:21.45 Olympic Team, Sept 19, prelims Six Canadian records by Betters old record of 7:22.74 from Worlds, , 1991 • Women’s 100 freestyle: • Women’s 200 individual medley: • Women’s 4x100 free: 55.87 Marianne Limpert, PDSA, Sept 16, relay prelims 2:13.59 , UCSC, Sept 18, semis 3:43.82 Olympic Team, Sept 16, prelims Betters old record of 55.94 , Aug 27, 2:13.44 Marianne Limpert, PDSA, Sept 19, finals 3:42.92 Olympic Team, Sept 16, finals 1999 Betters old record of 2:13.63 Malar, Aug 24, 1999 Betters old record of 3:44.50 Pan Pac Team, 1999 • Women’s 200 freestyle: • Women’s 4x100 medley: • Women’s 4x200 free: 1:59.85 Marianne Limpert, PDSA, relay lead-off final 4:07.55 Olympic Team, Sept 23, finals 8:02.65 Olympic Team, Sept 20, finals Betters old record of 2:00.21 , Aug 2, 1999 Betters old record of 4:08.13 Pan Pac Team, 1995 Betters old record of 8:05.56 Pan Am Team, 1999

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CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL The are the most important sporting November November event every four years. It is the dream sustaining 4-5 Ontario Senior Circuit, Sudbury 10-12 World Cup 1, , BRA many swimming careers. For the few that actually get 10-12 Swim International, Brantford 15-16 World Cup 2, College Park, MD, USA to the Olympics it becomes a defining moment of 10-12 Island Pacific Cup, Victoria 18-19 World Cup 3, Edmonton, CAN their sporting life. 18-19 World Cup, Edmonton December The 39 Canadian swimmers who earned an 24-28 Ontario Seniors, Etobicoke 1-2 World Cup 4, Shanghai, CHN Olympic team spot included three competing at their December 5-7 World Cup 5, , AUS third Games—a not uncommon occurence today. 30-3 Prairie Winter Invitational, Winnipeg 14-17 European SC Championships, , ESP Some of the greatest names in sport have attended 1-3 Richmond Rapids Fast Swim 16-17 British Winter Champs, Sheffield, GBR even more, most notably British rower Steve Redgrave, 7-10 Youth Cup, NYAC at Etobicoke 2001 38, who won his fifth consecutive gold in after 8-10 Pointe Claire Invitational January five Olympics, the best ever for an endurance sport 8-10 Kamloops Ice Classic 13-14 World Cup 6, Naples, ITA athlete. However the all time record for most golds is 17-18 World Cup 7, Sheffield, GBR held by a Hungarian team sabre fencer with six, for 2001 20-21 World Cup 8, , GER the period 1932 to 1960. It could have been higher as January 24-25 World Cup 9, Stockholm, SWE there were no Games in 1940-44. 13-14 Etobicoke Invitational 27-28 World Cup 10, Paris, FRA The Sydney Games were truly magnificent, with 19-21 Regina Invitational July swimming the focal point for the first week. 19-21 Hyack Invitational, New Westminster 5-8 European Junior Championships, Malta The match-up between the United States and 20-21 Ontario Senior Circuit, Toronto 17-29 FINA World Championships, Fukuoka, JPN Australia was evident on the first day, but the 27-27 Canada West Championships August Europeans stole the limelight in the next seven days. 28-29 Richmond Hill Invitational 22-1 FISU , , CHN The 15 world and 38 Olympic records were the best for February 25-7 , Tunis, TUN the past 25 years. The intensity of the competition was 2-4 Coupe du Quebec September unprecedented and those lacking the experience of 3-4 BC Senior Championships, Vancouver 29-9 , Brisbane, AUS this high competitive level were at a disadvantage. 9-11 Ontario University Champs, Nepean November There were problems for some Canadian team Central Region Champs, Etobicoke 3-11 Afro-, New Delhi, IND members and their parents and hopefully airing 16-18 Malar Invitational, Hamilton December these will lead to better preparations for the future. Quebec A Champs, 13-16 European SC Championships Canadian swimmers were pushed hard, only Thetford Mines, Brossard, Beaconsfield 2002 seven swimmers reached finals (in eight events) and 16-18 BC Age Groups, Prince George April they had to be at Canadian record level to do so (with 23-25 CIAU Championships, Guelph 4-7 FINA World SC Champs, Moscow, RUS two exceptions). Five of the six relays reached finals, 23-25 Youth & Junior Nationals July four in record times. The implications of this for East - Saint John, NB 26-6 , , UK future World and Olympic competitions is the most West - Saskatoon, SK August important lesson to be learned. 23-25 Quebec AA Champs, 25-30 Pan Pacific Champs, Yokohama, JPN The need to be exposed to the highest level of March competition available, both within the country and 1-4 Man/Sask Championships, Winnipeg 2006 internationally is the challenge ahead. In Canada 2-4 Ontario Age Groups, Nepean March much of the domestic intensity has been lacking for Quebec Championpionships, Trois-Rivieres 15-26 Commonwealth Games, Melbourne, AUS the past few years. There are too many competitions 14-17 Spring Nationals (50 m) Edmonton where everyone swims through. There needs to be a 23-25 Davis Invitational, Guelph greater emphasis on vigorous domestic competitions. April Internationally, much of what Canadians do does not 7 Etobicoke Pentathlon US CALENDAR prepare them for the Worlds or the Olympics. The Pan 6-8 Ajax Sprints, Toronto November Ams and Commonwealths are not at a high enough 20-22 Ontario Team Championships 15-16 FINA World Cup 1, College Park, MD level, although a great experience. The short course 20-22 Island Invitational, Victoria 30-2 US Open (25 M), Auburn, AL Worlds and World Cups are misleading as few of the 27-28 Quebec Team Championships 2001 best swimmers take part, although they are good 28-29 West Coast Open, Richmond March experience for developing swimmers. May 15-17 Women’s NCAA, Long Island, NY Top 50 TAG times for the long course season are 19-21 Hyack Invitational, New Westminster 22-24 Men’s NCAA, College Station, TX also included in a special 16-page section. 25-27 Pacific Dolphins International, Vancouver 27-3 World Champs Trials (50 m), Austin, TX Let us know what you think about the topics Thunder Bay Invitational August raised in this issue. The best way is by e-mail to: TOP Cup, Etobicoke 14-18 Summer Nationals [email protected].

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 5 Al Schoenfield

AUSIE, AUSIE, AUSIE, OI, OI, OI. If you were at swimming during Olympic 2000, this chant that erupted into a roar was the overture that shook the Louder, faster very foundation of the Olympic Aquatic Center. It played before the greatest Olympic swimming competitions ever held, and I can say this without fear of contradiction, for I have been to them all since 1960. In Australia, where swimming is a national sport,that first night set the stage for the greatest and fastest swimming the world has ever seen. The first night, with five world records, aroused the 17,500 spectators. When the Ausies defeated the U.S. in the best-ever men’s 4x100 freestyle for the first time ever, the aquatic center shook in earthquake proportions. Swimmers set 15 world records, compared to 4 in , and 38 Olympic records in 25 events The ’ Inge de Bruijn, 27, was the best female swimmer of the Games with three gold medals, one silver, and three world records. Fellow countryman Pieter van den Hoogenband, winner of two golds, two bronzes, and three world records, was Olympics the best male swimmer of the Games.

6 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 OLYMPIC COMMENTARY DUTCH SWIMMERS STOLE THE SHOW Karin Helmstaedt away from last year’s European championships with But despite the lack of proof, despite the collective six gold medals, stole the show from both Australia’s ecstasy of nearly 18,000 roaring spectators, at the end The superlatives have run out. Now that it’s over, all Thorpe in the 200 freestyle and Russian sprint Tsar of the day, it’s all a bit unsettling. Unbelievable, yes. that remains on the lips of bewildered observers is the Alexander Popov in the 100 freestyle, and a nation Incredible, yes. We’ve seen it all coming, and it looks trace of a word that overrides all: Wow! that had never won Olympic gold in men’s swimming like we’ll see it go further. The swimming events at the 2000 Olympics in suddenly had two to its credit. The first man to swim (Nick Thierry, the world’s leading swimming Sydney turned out to be nothing less than the meet of under 48 seconds for the (47.84 in the statistician, said of the European performances, “This the millennium. With 15 world records broken and semi-final) shrugged his shoulders when asked if he has been in the cards since the last two European with eight of them set in the first two days, it was could guarantee he was clean. “Every day I have to championships. And when you consider that France, enough to rekindle discussion over the limits of pee into one of those little bottles. It’s impossible to Germany, and Great Britain were kind of poor (in human performance. take drugs.” Sydney), Europe could have been even stronger!”) It started off with a bang. With his 400 metre Given that all winners had to undergo doping So how to explain the onslaught of world records freestyle victory, Australia’s Wonderboy Ian Thorpe control, the same was true of his countrywoman Inge this late in the game? Many postulated the pool with pushed the sport into another dimension. The man de Bruijn. Carrying on a great Dutch tradition in its special wave reduction technology was the main known Down Under as the “Thorpedo” bettered his women’s swimming for most of the past century, 27- reason. The new full body swimsuits, meant to own world record, the seventh in nine months, from year-old de Bruijn could hardly jump in the water convert human skin into shark skin, added another 3:41.33 to 3:40.59. Less than an hour later he variable. Harder training, superhuman talent. All anchored Australia’s 4x100 freestyle relay and made MEDAL STANDINGS valid points. But to what degree? swimming history when he touched the wall before Country Gold Silver Bronze Total The question of how much pharmaceutical ma- his American challenger Gary Hall. It was the first 1 USA 14 8 11 33 nipulation is at work floats in the minds of all the 2 AUS 5 9 4 18 time since the inception of the event that the USA had experts. But given that testing procedures are still 3 NED 5 1 2 8 lost. Thorpe now has his face on a postage stamp at 4 ITA 3 1 2 6 inadequate at best, one of them concluded the tender age of 17. 5 UKR 2 2 0 4 ruefully,“We’ve been duped before.” But that was about as heated as it got in the 6 ROM 2 1 1 4 A new test for erythropoetin (EPO), which long-awaited American-Australian rivalry. European 7 SWE 1 2 1 4 increases an athlete’s red blood count and amounts swimmers started staking their territory on the first 8 HUN 1 0 0 1 to an artificial form of blood doping, were to be day. Jana Klochkova of the won her first of 9 JPN 0 2 2 4 carried out on some 300 athletes over the course of the two golds with a world record in the women’s 400 10 SVK 0 2 0 2 Sydney Games. metre individual medley (4:33.59)—knocking more 11 RUS 0 1 1 2 That’s not many given that there were over 10,000 than a second off Chinese swimmer Yan Chen’s 1997 RSA 0 1 1 2 competing. And the problem with the dual blood and mark of 4:34.79. Romania’s scored 13 FRA 0 1 0 1 urine test is that both samples have to be positive to 14 GER 0 0 3 3 her country’s first swimming gold in the 100 back, constitute a doping infraction. Because EPO can only 15 CRC 0 0 2 2 then made it a tidy double by winning the 200 as well. 16 BRA 0 0 1 1 be detected in urine for up to 72 hours, it’s unlikely Italian swimmers set 24 national records in total, CAN 0 0 1 1 the test will be any more effective than the urine tests with and ESP 0 0 1 1 used until now. turning in extraordinary performances in the breast- John Leonard, executive director of the American stroke and medley events. TOTAL 33 31 33 97 Swimming Coaches Association, is loath to be duped (Editor’s Note: That tally was overshadowed just again. He said, “The test for EPO is a joke. Essentially two weeks after the Games were over when five Italian without coming out a world record richer. TV com- it allows the athletes to take the stuff up to three days gold medallists, including Rosolino, were reported to mentators gushed words like “Unbelievable!” and before their event. It’s like a licence to dope, and it have shown abnormally high levels of human growth “Incredible!” as she left the field in her wake in both looks like lots of athletes will use that window.” hormone in a series of tests conducted by the Italian the 100 freestyle and the 100 butterfly. They marveled “Unfortunately there are no world records these Olympic Committee (CONI) before the Olympics. See at her astonishing rate of improvement so late in her days that don’t give rise to questions. It’s my opinion, the accompanying report.) Lars Frolander of Sweden career. After her 50 freestyle world record in the there are quite a few (swimmers) who are tainted. And caused another major upset when he beat out semi-final, one even used the word “monstrous.” And that also makes quite a few medals.” Australian favourites and if there were those who shook their heads as she Which ones would those be? No comment. Speech- to steal the gold in the 100 butterfly. clocked her tenth world record since last May, or felt lessness is going around these days. And just as the The undisputed stars of the meet were without a uncomfortable about her remarkable physique, there swimmers have broken new ground in the sport, we doubt Inge de Bruijn and Pieter van den Hoogenband was no hard proof that anything at all was amiss, and may have to come up with some new words. of the Netherlands. Van den Hoogenband, who came without that, it’s all OK.

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 7 really wanted the gold. I could see the crowd on the 2000 OLYMPIC GAMES, DAY 1, September 16 last length and gave my very best and still lost.” “I dedicate my swim to my family and home club Five world and nine Olympic records tumbled Pitesti in Romania,” bronze winner Beatrice Caslaru said. “They have helped me so much.” on the first day FOR an incredible start It was a big disappointment for Joanne Malar (CAN) who qualified sixth with 4:42.65. Ranked second in the world last year in this event, she was expected to reach the podium. In 1996, the pressure undid Malar in this same event, where she was expected to win a medal but missed the final. But clearly it was not be. On the day when she had to be better than ever, she faded out of contention almost at the start. In fifth at the 100 after the fly (1:03.95), she lost it on the (2:16.77). “I felt good until the backstroke, but by then my legs were gone,” Malar said. After the breaststroke leg (3:39.01), she was in seventh, about 15 metres behind the leader and 10 metres from a medal. In the morning, she wore the full body suit but switched to a traditional suit for the final. “This morning my legs were tight. I didn’t know if it was the suit or me, so I decided I’m not going to chance it and go with what I’m used to. My legs still tightened up.”

MEN’S 400 FREESTYLE This event ended with a second consecutive world record as Ian Thorpe (AUS) gave a perfect display of technique and pacing. He was just ahead of his record pace throughout the distance with times of 52.64, 1:48.86, 2:45.09, and 3:40.59 to better his own world record of 3:41.33 from last May. In second was Massimiliano Rosolino (ITA) with 3:43.40, a new European record and an improvement of five seconds from his personal best from last year. Both bettered the Olympic record from the morning’s prelims of 3:44.65 by Thorpe. American rookie, 17-year-old , was third with 3:47.00, an American record. Before the race, “I felt sort of confused,” Thorpe said. “It didn’t feel like the Olympics, but as soon as I walked in the pool and heard the capacity crowd I realized this was the big moment.” Two golds in world-record time for Ian Thorpe (AUS) on the first day Marco Chiesa On setting a new world record: “To perform like that in your home country and home town is great.” Nick J. Thierry 1:19.33 for the 100 breast, and finally a 1:02.96 for the It took 3:48.91 to reach finals. Canada’s two 100 free. Yasuko Tajima (JPN) was second with entries were Rick Say, who was 15th in the prelims WOMEN’S 400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 4:35.96 and Beatrice Caslaru (ROM) was third with with 3:52.72 and Mark Johnston, who was 21st with A world record started off the first day as Yana 4:37.18; both were personal bests. 3:54.99. Klochkova (UKR), in the lead throughout with a “I can’t believe it,” Klochkova said. “I wasn’t fantastic time of 4:33.59, bettered the old record of expecting it to be this fast. I did dream it. I was WOMEN’S 4x100 FREESTYLE RELAY 4:34.78 by Yan Chen from 1997. It was also an watching myself winning it.” The United States put this one away after trailing in Olympic record, bettering the 4:36.29 by 1980 Olym- On setting a world record: “I wasn’t expecting it second after the first 100, but went on to an easy win pic champion , GDR. today. It was in my dream.” as this team of veterans broke the world record with Klochkova took the lead on the fly leg with a “I am disappointed, very disappointed,” second- their 3:36.61, bettering a six-year-old time of 3:37.91 1:01.62, following with a 1:10.68 for the 100 back, place Yasuko Tajima said. “I lost my confidence. I set by in 1994.

8 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 The Americans’ splits: Amy time was 3:13.86. Brazil in van Dyken 55.08, Dara Torres 3:17.40 edged Germany in 53.51, 54.40, 3:17.77 for third. The fastest and 53.62. non-lead-off leg was by Lars Thompson has been a member Frolander (SWE) in 48.12 of the last three Olympic- The race between Australia winning relays. and the United States was one The Netherlands, in sixth of the all-time highlights. On after three legs, were moved into each leg, the Aussie would have second with 3:39.83 by Inge de the lead, only to have the Bruijn’s anchor leg of 53.41, the Americans catch up on the first fastest of the final. Sweden placed length. The finish was so close third with 3:40.30, their first that only the scoreboard told Olympic medal since 1980, when the outcome. they were second in this event. A gracious Gary Hall: “I Canada’s relay was seventh doff my swimming cap to Ian in 3:42.92, after qualifying with Thorpe, he swam a great race. World and Olympic record for 400 IM winner (UKR) Marco Chiesa 3:43.82, both bettering the old But we swam a great race, too. National record of 3:44.50. In the prelims Marianne new world record. They were in first throughout the I’ve been on a lot of relay teams that have won a lot Limpert’s lead-off leg of 55.87 was another Canadian distance with splits of 48.48 for , 48.71 for of races, but this is the best relay team I’ve ever been record. Ashley Callus, and 48.30 for Ian Thorpe in the an- on.” chor, giving them a final time of 3:13.67. Thorpe summed up his day. “This was the best MEN’S 4x100 FREESTYLE RELAY The Americans led off with in day of my life. This was the best hour of my life. These It took two world records in one race to beat the 48.89 in second and never caught up. were the best minutes of my life.” Americans, who had never lost this relay in three swam in 48.31, 48.42, and Gary Hall Canada’s 4x100 free relay didn’t make it to the decades. 48.24. Hall had moved into a slight lead with 50 finals as they placed 13th in the prelims with 3:21.98. Australia led off with Michael Klim in 48.18, a remaining, but could not hold off Thorpe. Their final It took 3:20.19 to reach finals.

The unexpected world-record Australian 4x100 free relay: Fydler, Thorpe, Callus, and Klim Marco Chiesa

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 9 (1:00.84), and winning the finals. 2000 OLYMPIC GAMES, DAY 2, September 17 Only fifth with 28.91 at the 50 in a very close field, Fioravanti charged the leader (USA) on the second length, moving ahead in the final metres and Three more world records touching in 1:00.46, an Olympic record. In second was Ed Moses with 1:00.73, with Roman Sloudnov on the second day (RUS) third with 1:00.91. It was a very tight race, with only 30/100ths Nick J. Thierry in second at the 50 in 26.79, faded out of contention, separating the field at the turn and just over a second finishing a rare fifth. She has been the world leader separating the field at the finish. In semi-final action, Pieter van den Hoogenband set for the past three years. The individual gold after three Fioravanti was only fifth at the 1998 Worlds, but a new world record in the 200 freestyle with 1:45.35, Olympics has again eluded Thompson. She has six won two consecutive European titles since then in this and Ian Thorpe in the next relay golds from the three event. semis just missed it with a per- Olympics she’s competed in. Ed Moses (USA) on his swim: “I felt really good. sonal best of 1:45.37. “I was going in to win I wish I swam this field last night in the semis. That “I feel a bit weird,” van it,” Thompson said, “I think would have given me a little more experience for den Hoogenband said. “I I tried a little too hard.” tonight’s final....I knew it was going to be a close race. wanted to be around 1:46. It Thompson was done I’m happy to walk away with a silver.” was amazing. I think I still in by her own strategy, Morgan Knabe (CAN) was 6th after prelims with have a little bit left to improve “There’s nothing more I 1:01.81, and held on to the same spot in the semis in the finals, but Ian Thorpe could have done, I went for with a 1:01.60. In the final missed the podium but has a lot more. I don’t think it and I was trying too hard.” improved his time to 1:01.58, a Canadian record, this world record will last long. After an eight-year again in sixth. It’s going to be a great final.” break, Dara Torres (USA) is But Knabe was not happy. He tore off his swim competing in her fourth cap and banged his fist against the wall of the pool. WOMEN’S 100 BUTTERFLY Olympics. She won relay “I got a best time, a new record, but it’s the Inge de Bruijn (NED) was golds at all of them, includ- Olympics,” said Knabe. “I came here to win and I never challenged as she moved ing one last night. “I am didn’t. into an early lead, turning in very excited to go home with “If I came in second or third, I still wouldn’t have 26.67, and than took a body- an individual medal,” she been that happy about it. At least, I would have been length lead, touching in a new said. on the podium and got a little bit of glory. “Everything was good. I had a good start, a good world record of 56.61. It was Inge de Bruijn wins first gold Marco Chiesa Canada’s entries didn’t her fourth world record in this make it out of the prelims. turn. I was third at the 50. I just didn’t have what it event since late May. In 1996, while training half- Jennifer Button was 20th in 1:00.83 and Jessica Deglau takes to come home and I’m going to have to figure heartedly with the Dutch team, de Bruijn was re- 21st with 1:00.97. It took 59.12 to reach finals and out how I’m going to swim the second 50 next time.” moved from the squad. In 1997 she decided to get 59.94 to make into the semis. No Canadian has Knabe was nursing a sore hand with an ice pack serious and joined American coach ’s bettered the minute. after the race. squad in the USA. It was the best move she ever made. “It finally happened,” de Bruijn said. “I am so MEN’S 100 BREASTSTROKE WOMEN’S 400 FREESTYLE happy. My aim was to be first at the wall, but I wasn’t It was a perfect series for Domenico Fioravanti (ITA), (USA) was in the lead for the whole sure where I was at the finish.” leading through the prelims (1:01.32), the semis distance and swam to her best-ever time of 4:05.80. In Martina 1996, she won the 800 freestyle. This was her first Moravcova (SVK), major title in the shorter distance. only fourth at the (USA) trailed in fouth for three- turn (27.17), made quarters of the distance, then moved up to catch the most of the sec- (CRC) in the final length. Munz had a ond length with a time of 4:07.07, with Poll third with 4:07.83. second place in “I wanted it so bad,” Bennett said. “Going into 57.97. The highly our US Olympic Trials all I could think about was rated Americans missing it in 1996 and how much it would mean to Dara Torres and swim both the 400 and 800 free. Now that I have the Jenny Thompson gold in the 400 I can’t wait for the 800.” disappointed, but “It’s fantastic,” Munz said. “I’m so excited for Torres held on for the US. I mean it’s unbelievable.” the bronze with Claudia Poll (CRC), in second for most of the 58.20. Thompson, race, was edged by Munz in the last 50 for the bronze Second gold, second world record for (USA) Marco Chiesa with 4:07.83.

10 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 Karine Legault (CAN) was 19th in the prelims with 4:15.55. It took 4:10.86 to reach finals. 2000 OLYMPIC GAMES, DAY 3, September 18 MEN’S 400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY One world record and a first-ever gold medal Tom Dolan (USA), the defending champion from 1996 and the world record holder since 1994, was for Romania. The Netherlands Pieter van den Hoogenband ready. He blasted through each stroke ahead of record became their first male Olympic champion pace and broke the world and Olympic record with 4:11.76. A comparison of the splits: Nick J. Thierry sonal best of 1:46.65 and (USA) was fourth 1994 58.28 2:02.90 3:14.66 4:12.30 with 1:46.73, an American record. 2000 58.02 2:01.12 3:13.06 4:11.76 WOMEN’S 100 BACKSTROKE “I still haven’t realized what I have done. It was (USA) was second with 4:14.23 and Mai Nakamura (JPN) was in the lead from the start, my big dream,” van den Hoogenband said. “I was Curtis Myden (CAN) third with 4:15.33. Myden also turning well ahead of the field in 29.17, but paid for enjoying every stroke, and it was so nice to swim in won bronze in 1996. it on the home stretch as Diana Mocanu (ROM), Australia against Ian Thorpe and then win. It’s amaz- “That’s what I’ve been dreaming about for six swimming a very controlled race, won with 1:00.21. ing. Her 50s were 29.80 and 30.41. “I was confident after I broke the world record Nakamura, in second with 1:00.55, split 50s of yesterday. But I knew it would be close. All year he was 29.17 and 31.38. (ESP) was breaking records and I was at home training, and he third with 1:00.89, her best Olympic showing in her motivated me to train harder and now I won. third Olympic appearance. “I thought the world record would last two min- Mocanu is 16, born 19 JUL 1984. She was second utes but it’s now two days already. Today I wanted to at the European Championships in July with 1:01.54, get the best out of my body. I wasn’t looking at him or lives and trains in Braila (ROM), and is coached by thinking about him. I swam my own race and after Laura Sachelarie. Her winning time was the second- the last turn I knew I would win the gold. That was a fastest ever and an Olympic record. great feeling.” “I’m very proud, I have trained so hard for this. For Thorpe, the entry into the pool and hearing Behind this medal is 10 years of hard work,” Mocanu the roar of the crowd made him feel like a gladiator said. entering the Colosseum. Canadians Kelly Stefanyshyn was 10th with “Standing on the blocks and hearing that crowd 1:02.35 and Michelle Lischinsky was 13th with 1:02.55, chanting, it was just something so special, something her personal best. It took 1:01.86 to reach finals and that I don’t want to forget. I don’t think I will be able 1:03.05 to make the semis. to forget it.” Usually Thorpe moves into the lead early in a MEN’S 200 FREESTYLE 200, but he was third after the 50, second after the 100, Repeat bronze for Curtis Myden (CAN) Marco Chiesa It was a showdown for the millenium—the Nether- and tied for first at the 150. lands’ Pieter the Great versus the Australian Thorpedo The splits: years,” Dolan said. “You always want to win a gold was eagerly anticipated as the match-up between two VdH 24.44 50.85 1:18.21 1:45.35 medal and you always want to do well. To break the of the superstars of these Olympics. (26.41) (27.36) (27.14) world and the Olympic record is a real honour. It was They set a very fast pace, ahead of the world Thorpe 24.48 50.90 1:18.21 1:45.83 really rough last night, to get touched out in the record splits, and swam stroke for stroke for about 175 (26.42) (27.31) (27.62) men’s 4x100 free relay. That meant a lot to us. As Erik metres when van den Hoogenband took the slightest “If you put in as much as you can into your race Vendt and I were shaving we said ‘we gotta go one-two of leads and Thorpe and turn this meet around.’ That’s exactly what we could not turn on did. Hopefully we can keep it going. To go back-to- the afterburners. back 1-2 in consecutive 400s was a huge boost for us.” Pieter van den “It’s an unbelievable swim,” Erik Vendt said. “It Hoogenband hasn’t sunk in yet. The whole Olympic experience has equalled his world not sunk in. At the 200 when I saw Tom in the lead, record with his win- I knew it would be a really hard race.” ning time of “I’m not disappointed,” Myden said. “I still have 1:45.35, with the 200 IM and a chance to stand a little higher on the Thorpe in second podium. I’m sure it will pump up the rest of the with 1:45.83. Canadian team.” Massimiliano It was an unprecedented accomplishment for Rosolino (ITA) was Myden, to medal in the same event four years later in third with a per- his best-ever time. 200 free medallists: Rosolino (ITA) bronze, vdHoogenband (NED) gold, Thorpe (AUS) silver Marco Chiesa

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 11 showed flashes of her old form as she turned first at the 50 in 31.10 and had a half- body lead on the field. But the pace took its toll as Megan Quann (USA), the 16-year- old, caught up and finished first in 1:07.05, an Olympic record. Her 50s were 31.65 and 35.40. Heyns finished third with 1:07.55 (31.10 and 6.45). Fifteen-year-old (AUS) was second with 1:07.49 (32.14 and 35.35). A definite changing of the guard, with two teenag- ers ahead of 25-year-old Penny Heyns, still the world record holder. First gold for backstroker (USA) Marco Chiesa “I’ve been concentrat- amd into your training,” Thorpe said, “You have to “It’s a big monkey off my back,” Krayzelburg ing on the end of my race,” Quann said. “But to tell be happy with your performance. said. “I didn’t realize how nervous I was going to be. you the truth I’m not sure what happened. My coach “I gave it my best shot and while I was a little I had a hard time sleeping last night. This is better told me to just get up there and ‘do what you do best.’ disappointed with the time, I wasn’t with the result. than anything I’ve done before. This is the Olympic I just went out there and raced. “I’m not going to win every race I go in and I’m Games. You are measured in this sport by winning “I think everyone is nervous coming into the not going to break a world record every time I swim. Olympic gold medals and now I’m really glad I got biggest meet of their lives, but I was confident. That’s just not going to happen, and everyone has one.” “Penny Heyns has been pushing me hard when seen that today. Chris Renaud (CAN) was 11th after the semis I pratice, she’s pushing me every day; she’s the one on “It was a great race and it was a real privilege to with 55.70. Mark Versfeld, a silver medallist at the my mind.” be able to swim in it. I was a bit flat tonight and hurt 1998 Worlds, was 25th in the prelims with 56.50. It Two Canadians reached the semis, with Christin quite a lot at the end of the race, but I was beaten by took 55.41 to reach finals and 56.19 the semis. Petelski 10th in 1:09.54 and Rhiannon Leier 11th in a great athlete.” 1:09.63, both personal bests. It took 1:09.33 to reach Canada’s Rick Say had a terrific three rounds. WOMEN’S 100 BREASTSTROKE finals and 1:10.47 the semis. After the prelims he was fifth with 1:48.62, after the Defending Atlanta champion Penny Heyns (RSA) semis he was still fifth in 1:48.50, both Canadian records. In the final he was ahead of his record pace for more than half of the race but finished seventh with 1:48.76. It took 1:48.79 to reach the finals and 1:50.11 the semis.

MEN’S 100 BACKSTROKE A demonstration of speed and technique was given by Lenny Krayzelburg (USA). With a stroke rate faster than anyone in the field, he blasted into the lead, turning in 25.99 and re- turning in 27.73 for a final time of 53.72, an Olympic record. Matt Walsh (AUS) was second with 54.07 (26.08), a personal best, and (GER) third with 54.82. Breaststroke medallists Leisel Jones (AUS), Megan Quann (USA), Penny Heyns (RSA) Marco Chiesa

12 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 but Poll used it to her advantage. “My coach told me 2000 OLYMPIC SWIMMING, DAY 4, September 19 when I hear the cheers, act like it’s for me and to use that to lift me.” Two more world records Canada’s entries Jessica Deglau, 2:01.42 in 18th, and Laura Nicholls, 2:02.69 in 23rd, didn’t make it out of the prelims. It took 1:59.97 to reach finals and to bring the total to 11 2:01.31 the semis.

Nick J. Thierry noise, “I tried not to listen because they were putting MEN’S 200 BUTTERFLY me off. I closed my eyes and tried to swim my own It was a perfect conclusion to a successful campaign Pieter van den Hoogenband (NED) again bettered a race.” O’Neill had to swim the semi-finals of the 200 for (USA) who bettered the Olympic world record in only the semi-final of the 100 freestyle fly later in the session, where she qualified first for the record at every stage—prelims, semis, and finals with 47.84, bettering a three-day-old mark of 48.18 next day’s final. with 1:55.35. He already had the world record with by Michael Klim (AUS). The favoured 1:55.18 from June this year. He swam Australians bettered their own world a well-paced race just ahead of his record in the 4x200 free relay. record pace (26.21, 55.75, 1:25.27) and took the lead on the final length. WOMEN’S 200 FREESTYLE Malchow was second four years ago. Susie O’Neill (AUS) had little diffi- Denis Sylantiev (UKR) also culty in winning this event. The first swam a well-paced race (25.95, five swimmers were close together for 55.86, 1:25.61), moving into second most of the race, with O’Neill in the on the final length with a final time lead from the 100 (57.68) onward. of 1:55.76, his personal best. He was Her winning time was 1:58.24. 6th in Atlanta. Justin Norris (AUS) Martina Moravcova (SVK), al- had the lead at 150 but could not ready a silver medallist in the 100 fly, finish strongly enough; he was third had the lead on the first length but with 1:56.17, his personal best by a could not hold off O’Neill. She was second and a half. closing in towards the finish but fell 200 fly winner Tom Malchow (USA) Marco Chiesa Malchow was confident. “I put short by 8/100ths with 1:58.32. De- in the work, it was just a question of fending champion Claudia Poll (CRC) was third Lane two is where Moravcova won her two silvers. getting it out of my body. Winning the gold is great. throughout the race and finished with a 1:58.81. Her “Maybe I should qualify in lane one,” she said. “After I can’t think of anything better.” winning time four years ago was 1:58.16. Atlanta I taught myself how to be strong, and it’s the Malchow trains ferociously, even pulling a 10- Fly queen Susie O’Neill was glad it was over. key to success. Wanting something too much isn’t gallon bucket through the water to increase drag. He “That was pretty painful, I’m so relieved I finished.” good. You have to be nervous and ready.” was second in 1996 with 1:57.44 and third at the 1998 Unlike most swimmers who are stimulated by crowd O’Neill was distracted by the hometown cheers Worlds with 1:57.26, but was ranked first in 1999 and broke the world record in June with 1:55.18. Atlanta winner showed flashes of his old form when he took the lead for the first half, but the fast pace was too much and he faded to 7th. Canada’s Shamek Pietucha was 18th in the pre- lims with 1:59.09. Also missing finals was Takashi Yamamoto (JPN), 9th in the semis with 1:57.66, who trained at the Waterloo National Centre. It took 1:57.24 to reach finals and 1:59.41 the semis.

WOMEN’S 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Yana Klochkova (UKR) won a second gold, in the 200 IM, a clearly superior medley specialist who had the lead after backstroke and improved on her previous best by two seconds to win in 2:10.88, an Olympic record. She was not done yet as she planned to finish the competition in the 800 freestyle. Beatrice Caslaru (ROM) was second with 2:12.57. Her superiority in the breaststroke leg (37.68), the 200 free gold medallist Susie O’Neill (AUS) Marco Chiesa only one to better 38 seconds, moved her into medal

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 13 contention. was only 6th at the 150 but moved ahead of three swimmers to clinch the 2000 OLYMPIC SWIMMING,DAY 5, September 20 bronze with 2:13.32. Atlanta silver medallist Marianne Limpert (CAN) another world record bringing the total to 12. was fourth with 2:13.44, a personal best and a time The biggest upset in the women’s 200 butterfly. that would have won four years ago. “I never expected two golds,” Klochkova said. “I USA steadily winning the medals race with 8-5-4 FOR 17, would never have dreamt it. I was counting on one for with Australia trailing with 4-5-2 for 11 sure. I will be on magazine and newspaper covers at home for sure now.” Nick J. Thierry To sweeten the evening, (ITA) Joanne Malar placed fifth with 2:13.70 after a won the bronze with 2:12.73 with a fantastic last 50, fourth in the semis in 2:13.59, her best ever. In the second semi-final of the women’s 100 freestyle, moving from fifth to third, just ahead of Regan Although both Canadians missed the medals, Inge de Bruijn bettered her own world record by Harrison (AUS) with 2:12.88. their reactions were entirely different. 3/100ths to 53.77. “I’m feeling great every time I go “I never expected to make the finals,” Rummolo Limpert missed bronze by 12/100ths. She was out there. I feel really strong,” de Bruijn said. On the said. “I was tired from the early rounds. But tonight unhappy and said her earlier talk of being happy with final: “I don’t know what will happen. I am just I really felt without limits.” a personal best was a lie. “Fourth place feels like last.” getting out there and having fun. I am not a nervous Terence Parkin (RSA), well back for the first half Malar said she was satisfied with her showing at wreck anymore.” in fourth, came on strong in the final length to move the Games. But after three Olympics and expected to into second with 2:12.50. Parkin is a remarkable be a medal winner in the last two, she was unable to MEN’S 200 BREASTSTROKE athlete who is hearing impaired since birth and can’t get on the podium at either Games. Never having won an Olympic gold, could now hear the roar of the crowds and communicates by “I can go home with my head held high,” Malar relish in its second from Domenico Fioravanti, al- sign language. He considers all this an advantage said. “I feel I got everything out of myself.” ready the winner for the 100 breaststroke. He had the as he can focus on the job to be done without Her world rankings last year of first in the 200 IM lead from the second length (30.50, 1:04.15, 1:37.35) distractions. and second in the 400 IM proved misleading because for a final time of 2:10.87, an Olympic record and the “It was good. I felt comfortable,” Parkin the medal winners in Sydney went much faster. second-fastest all time. It was his best by four seconds. explained through his coach. “I really went for it in the last 50 and swam hard. This MEN’S 4X200 FREE RELAY should motivate our team.” It was a forgone conclusion that Aus- The lone Canadian entry, tralia had the lock on the gold. The only Morgan Knabe, was 10th in the semis question was by how much would they with a 2:14.01, a personal best. He set beat their own world record. a blistering pace but faded on the Ian Thorpe led off with 1:46.03, second half. His 50s were 29.76, 33.70, obviously tired from the heroics of the 34.56, and 35.99. It took 2:13.87 to previous three days, and Michael Klim reach finals and 2:15.70 the semis. followed with a solid 1:46.40. Then with 1:47.36 and William Kirby WOMEN’S 200 BUTTERFLY with 1:47.26 clinched it with a 10-metre If there ever was a sure thing it was margin over the field and a world-record Susie O’Neill in the 200 butterfly. But time of 7:07.05. an inspired Misty Hyman (USA) set a The battle was for second. The torrid pace (28.38, 59.91, 1:32.44) to United States got the silver with 7:12.64. steal the race with 2:05.88, an Olym- The Netherlands, anchored by Pieter pic and American record. O’Neill van den Hoogenband’s 1:44.88, the fast- seemed sluggish and about a body- est leg ever, moved from fifth to third length behind at the 100 and 150 with a final time of 7:12.70. Italy was (28.75, 1:00.68, 1:33.04) and fell fourth with 7:12.91. Great Britain was short of closing the gap with 2:06.58. third with one swimmer to go but fin- Ironically Hyman was on the ished fifth with 7:12.98. Only 3/10ths of brink of retirement. “To come this a second separated the four teams. far since May is really a credit to my As good as the Aussies swam this support people. There are so many night, they potentially could have been who have made this possible. much better with a healthy Daniel “I had to look at the scoreboard Kowalski and . three times!” On how she swam the Canada placed seventh with 7:21.92, race: “When I swim from the heart, I after their prelim time of 7:21.45 set a swim my best race. My coach Canadian record. Misty Hyman (USA) upset winner in 200 butterfly Marco Chiesa gave me belief in my

14 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 gold medals.” Gary Hall (USA), in third with 48.73, was asked if Pieter is the swimmer of the Olympics: “I don’t know there was one. I think both Popov and van den Hoogenband have proven themselves; their perform- ances are something to marvel at.” Canadians Yannick Lupien was 26th with 50.62 and Craig Hutchison was 29th with 50.90. It took 49.55 to reach finals and 49.83 the semis.

WOMEN’S 4X200 FREESTYLE RELAY The Americans were battling Australia throughout, with anchor Jenny Thompson’s final leg of 1:59.35 giving the USA a body-length advantage and an Olympic record. Thompson picked up her seventh relay gold in three Olympics. Australia finished second with 7:58.52, and Germany third with 7:58.64, with anchor having the fastest leg in 1:57.90. Domenico Fioravanti (ITA) swept both men’s breaststrokes Marco Chiesa Canada was fifth with 8:02.65, a three-second improvement of their previous national record, with win everything. I have to share. I did my step in setting potential and that’s what I stood up on the blocks Marianne Limpert leading off in 1:59.85 to become world records and now Pieter took another. We are with. My goal was the gold.” the first Canadian under two minutes. moving foward. You take each race as it is, you don’t On the decision to ban the unlimited underwater “We have been together as a team since the 1993 expect anything. You just get on the blocks and off the kick: “It challenged me to improve my stroke and Pan Pacs in Kobe. It is sad to think that this was block as fast as you can. It’s a bit dramatic that made me a better swimmer.” probably our last race together,” lead-off Marianne Michael Klim, after his world record on Saturday, “I kept my race plan,” O’Neill said. “I did see her Limpert said. “At least we go out with a record.” ahead. I was a bit more excited last night when I won didn’t make it to the the 200 freestyle.” podium. He is a great (AUS) was third with 2:07.12. swimmer, but that’s why “I’m just glad to be here. I have to be happy as it was they call it the Olympic my best ever.” She was second in Atlanta with 2:09.82. Games.” That has been the story of these Olympics—faster Asked about the 50 times result in a lower position than four years ago. freestyle, Pieter van den Canadians Jennifer Button was 17th after pre- Hoogeband said, “Popov lims with 2:11.74 and Jessica Deglau (a finalist in will win it. I may be the best 1996) was 22nd with 2:12.86. It took 2:09.89 to reach at these Games but what finals and 2:11.62 the semis. Alex did in the past makes him a legend—winning a MEN’S 100 FREESTYLE medal in his third Olym- Michael Klim (AUS) was on world-record pace (23.12) pics. Next week I want to at the 50 but then tired and faded to fourth. In a well- party and enjoy myself, controlled swim, Pieter van den Hoogenband won then go home and share with a 48.30, to pick up his second gold and third this with my family.” medal. With more yet to come. On drug testing: “I had “I thought I would be faster tonight,” van den to pee every day, and yes- Hoogenband said. “But I won the Olympics. I’m so terday I had to pee twice.” happy. This is the event I really trained for as I On how he started thought I would do my best in it.” swimming: “I always Early leader Klim: “I went out hard but my legs wanted to do other sports, gave way in the second half. I gave it my best shot. It especially soccer. But I was good to be part of this great race.” wasn’t good at it. I didn’t Alexander Popov was sixth at the 50 with 23.44 want to swim even though and almost caught up but fell short, still good enough I was told I was talented. for second with 48.69. My mother taught After winning the silver, Popov said at the press swimming and every day I went and now I have two conference: “I’ve already got many medals. I can’t Pieter van den Hoogenband (NED) wins 100 free Marco Chiesa

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 15 “After the race I was in so much pain I just rested 2000 OLYMPIC SWIMMING, DAY 6, September 21 on the mat for five minutes. My body just starts tightening up. It’s very much like cramps. After the Italy won its third gold, the Netherlands its race I was struggling to just stand there. That’s why I love the 100 these days. Just two laps and there’s no fourth, the United States its ninth, time for that.” (USA) finished in second (27.60, and Hungary its first 56.92, 1:27.03) with 1:57.35. Matthew Welsh (AUS)

Nick J. Thierry Kowal said. “This makes up for all the disappointments I have On the sixth day of Olympic swimming, there were no had in my career.” Swimming world records but three Olympic records did fall. The from lane eigth might have been USA led in the medals race to this point with 9-8-8 for an advantage. “I just went out a total of 25. for it. I had to do it like that. I really appreciate this medal more WOMEN’S 200 BREASTSTROKE than the one in Atlanta.” The race was close for the whole distance. The early Canada’s Christin Petelski, leader, (RSA), was first at the 50 (32.97) a finalist in 1996, improved her and second at the 100 (1:10.53), with four others also best to 2:29.11 for 14th in the around 1:10. had the lead after the 100 prelims and 13th in the semis. It (1:10.21) and 150 (1:47.13), but Agnes Kovacs (HUN) took 2:26.62 to reach finals and surged to the lead with 15 metres remaining and 2:29.45 the semis. touched first in 2:24.35. (Kovacs was third in 1996 Missing from the finals, with 2:26.5.) Penny Heyns (RSA) finished 20th A very emotional Kovacs had difficulty holding in 2:30.17, seven seconds off her back tears of joy after her winning effort. “I’m very 1999 world record. She promptly happy, I can’t believe it. I was racing against myself announced her retirement from and concentrating on my own performance. My the sport. mother is here and it’s given me a lot of confidence.

I will have a rest as I’ve been training a long time MEN’S 200 BACKSTROKE Gold for Agnes Kovacs (HUN) in the 200 breaststroke Marco Chiesa without a break. I will probably go to America to Nervous and emotionally ex- university.” hausted, Lenny Krayzleburg (USA) was in the lead was third with 1:57.59, a huge improvement for Kowal placed second with 2:24.56. The next four (27.32, 56.59, 1:26.05) for the distance, winning with someone who only bettered 2 minutes last May. all finished in 2:25s, with (USA) third an Olympic record of 1:56.76. “It’s such a relief it’s over,” Peirsol said. “I got with 2:25.35. (She was second in Atlanta with 2:25.75). “I’m really excited but really exhausted,” the silver but I still get to the podium for the US Missing a medal by 1/100ths of a second, Hui Qi Krayzelburg said. “It’s a very emotional experience. I national anthem. Lenny knows that I’m getting to the (CHN) touched with 2:25.36. want to thank my parents (in the stand tonight). point where I’m becoming more of a threat to him “I just wanted to come here and get a medal,” They’re part of the reason why I am here today. and I think he knows it.” “It’s pretty amazing,” Welsh said. “Coming out of the last turn I knew where everyone was and I knew second would be between me and Peirsol. I expected to do well but not this well. To actually achieve it is unbelievable.” Two Canadians swam in this event: Dustin Hersee, the winner of the Trials, was 20th with 2:01.34 and Chris Renaud, who made it to the semis (11th in the prelims with 2:00.51) finished 13th with 2:01.19. It took 1:59.78 to reach finals and 2:01.08 the semis.

WOMEN’S 100 FREESTYLE After her world record the previous day, there were no real challengers and Inge de Bruijn (NED) easily won with 53.82 (25.87). Swimming with straight arm recovery was not pretty but it was very effective. “It feels great to be called ‘Queen of Swimming’ 100 free medallists: Alshammar (SWE) silver, de Bruijn (NED) gold, and tied Thompson and Torres (USA) bronze Marco Chiesa continued on page 33 16 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 2000 LONG COURSE TAG®

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Kirsten Pomerleau, 12, UCSC Jesse Lund, 12, EKSC Emily Gillespie, 12, PERTH Mathieu Bouchard, 12, AQUA CLUB SCORES Rk Pts Team ProvLC rank 99 1) PDSA 150602 Pacific Dolphins Swim Association BC 1 2) ESWIM 122612 Etobicoke Swimming ON 2 3) EKSC 106175 Edmonton Keyano Swim Club AB 4 4) CAMO 92989 Club Aquatique de Montreal QC 9 5) HYACK 90265 Hyack Swim Club BC 8 6) IS 78658 Island Swimming BC 5 7) CASC 76759 Cascade Swim Club AB 3 8) MSSAC 75730 Mississauga Aquatic Club ON 10 9) ROD 70760 Regina Optimist Dolphins SK 29 Haley Doody, 14, CASC 10) OAK 70682 Oakville Aquatic Club ON 15 Jenna Gresdal, 15, ESWIM 11) UCSC 68237 43) AAC 22706 74) EBSC 13905 105) SWAT 6486 136) TO 2843 167) CNMN 957 12) NKB 67311 44) NCSA 22314 75) BROCK 13407 106) CNNG 6425 137) CWC 2825 168) KBM 902 13) PCSC 61050 45) LASC 22288 76) CHENA 11840 107) MWC 6366 138) NES 2665 169) HOST 851 14) LAC 58887 46) EAST 21727 77) CHAMP 11840 108) TD 6341 139) UPCAN 2655 170) VPSC 795 15) UL 57246 47) NRST 21532 78) RAPID 11558 109) AQUA 6341 140) ROC 2654 171) YBAC 783 16) ROW 56734 48) MM 20974 79) SKY 11408 110) GAMIN 6048 141) CYC 2654 172) SL 773 17) PSW 45184 49) SPART 20444 80) CAG 10903 111) EXST 6027 142) WLBF 2595 173) KISU 767 18) MANTA 44095 50) RHAC 20074 81) CNHR 10724 112) CNDR 5977 143) CNSJ 2529 174) HSSC 761 19) NYAC 43517 51) SAMAK 19542 82) SKSC 10616 113) CAC 5738 144) CASE 2529 175) CAS 760 20) USC 40439 52) LL 19488 83) VAC 10250 114) EDSON 5657 145) LEDUC 2352 176) CLU 757 21) NEW 39437 53) EXCEL 17730 84) DELTA 10167 115) CNTR 5491 146) COMET 2164 177) HHAC 728 22) GO 38978 54) WTSC 17172 85) WAC 10059 116) CNCI 5442 147) BAD 1939 178) VVAC 692 23) SCAR 36657 55) DYNAM 16664 86) RAYS 9951 117) KOTN 5122 148) ORCA 1915 179) CNCC 685 24) COBRA 36385 56) HIPPO 16586 87) CREST 9867 118) FMSC 5094 149) CRKW 1890 180) WGB 684 25) STSC-SE 32834 57) KCS 16184 88) TRENT 9108 119) ISS 5014 150) CNO 1876 181) NBYT 669 26) PERTH 31711 58) KSS 16134 89) TAT 9049 120) SD 4855 151) YLSC 1831 182) PCMSC 650 27) OSC-SE 31593 59) CAJ 16123 90) VKSC 8640 121) SJL 4753 152) UNATT 1643 183) LSC 648 28) HWAC 31437 60) CNCB 15852 91) CP 8590 122) BOSC 4749 153) TSUN 1592 184) BST 644 29) PPO 30696 61) WD 15716 92) GGST 8513 123) RAC 4649 154) CPAC 1581 185) SYD 640 30) TSC-TO 30035 62) MMST 15513 93) GATOR 8380 124) RCA 3796 155) M3F 1526 186) CNBF 635 31) RDCSC 29068 63) COMOX 15292 94) CALAC 8328 125) MJKFF 3734 156) CVAC 1398 187) RACE 633 32) CNQ 26598 64) GLEN 15096 95) LUSC 8056 126) WVOSC 3704 157) VEW 1337 188) CSL 632 33) DDO 25489 65) GOLD 14987 96) YORK 8010 127) TCSC 3702 158) CSC 1337 189) TTSC 629 34) CYPS 24579 66) ELITE 14969 97) MAC 7640 128) ODSC 3643 159) CONNU 1289 190) WAAC 625 35) CNB 24538 67) BTSC 14900 98) KSC 7541 129) CATS 3545 160) PASS 1276 191) YKPB 624 36) SSMAC 24484 68) OSHAC 14854 99) MUSAC 7299 130) BYST 3444 161) PICK 1265 192) YYW 622 37) TORCH 24406 69) TMSC 14613 100) LAVAL 7274 131) BLAST 3430 162) GLSC 1254 193) SBSC 620 38) PGB 24257 70) TBT 14352 101) BBF 7265 132) MTLY 3334 163) AMAC 1183 194) PPS 546 39) BRANT 23811 71) SHER 14352 102) AUROR 6983 133) RYMM 3118 164) STJJ 1170 195) OYO 505 40) PN 23494 72) EYSC 14287 103) CNSH 6854 134) POW 3087 165) TIDE 1154 196) ARBU 489 41) STARS 23170 73) MEGO 14071 104) GPP 6769 135) PHENX 2977 166) TPRR 1090 197) NORAC 453 42) GMAC 22715 198) SSC 438 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 17 11-12 GIRLS 2000 LONG COURSE TAG®

50 METRES FREESTYLE 200 METRES FREESTYLE 800 METRES FREESTYLE Rec: 27.16 Shauna Collins,ROD,90 Best 99 Rec: 2:03.72 Shauna Collins,ROD,90 Best 99 Rec: 9:12.83 Shannon Smith,VANPK,74 Best 99 1 27.72 823 CASCMAY Kirsten Pomerleau,12,UCSC 29.03 1 2:15.96 776 ONAGJUL Emily Gillespie,12,PERTH - 1 9:42.39 772 BCAGJUL Brittany Reimer,12,SKSC - 2 28.31 790 ONIAPR Allison Bennett,12,NYAC 29.62 2 2:16.14 774 YTHJRJUL Nadia Kumentas,12,WD 2:20.94 2 9:51.06 749 BCAGJUL Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 9:59.70 3 28.43 783 ONIIIAPR Nadia Kumentas,12,WD 29.21 3 2:17.16 762 BCAGJUL Brittany Reimer,12,SKSC 2:26.00 3 9:52.92 744 ONSRFEB Amanda Long,12,LAC 9:48.00 4 28.50 779 ONAGJUL Whitney Rich,12,ISS 30.41 4 2:17.48 758 EKSCAPR Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 2:17.65 4 9:56.72 734 ONAGJUL Chantelle Lonsdale,12,WAC - 5 28.80 763 ONIIIAPR Julia Wilkinson,12,SKY 29.84 5 2:18.24 750 ONIAPR Chantelle Lonsdale,12,WAC 2:21.71 5 9:57.83 731 ONAGJUL Emily Jellie,12,ROW 10:26.77 6 28.81 762 ONAGJUL Chantelle Lonsdale,12,WAC - 6 2:18.37 748 BCAGJUL Carleen Ready,12,LASC 2:19.43 6 9:59.17 728 EOSAJUN Emily Gillespie,12,PERTH - 7 28.85 760 ONAGJUL Jacqueline McQuaig,11,GGST - 7 2:18.98 741 ESWIMJUN Julia Wilkinson,12,SKY - 7 10:03.13 717 BCAGJUL Melanie Nelson,12,IS - 8 28.93 756 BCAGJUL Brittany Reimer,12,SKSC 30.13 8 2:19.44 736 MBSKJUL Amanda Bell,12,SPART - 8 10:04.49 714 MBSKJUL Amanda Bell,12,SPART - 9 28.94 755 CASCMAY Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 29.63 9 2:19.91 731 ONAGJUL Alyssa Hubert,12,CYPS - 9 10:08.04 705 ONAGJUL Rachael Kloosterman,11,WD - 10 29.02 751 PGBMAR Kirsty Teit,12,PGB - 10 2:20.02 729 EKSCAPR Kirsten Pomerleau,12,UCSC 2:20.17 10 10:08.16 704 HYACKMAY Kathryn Johnson,12,PDSA 10:27.70 11 29.06 749 PQAAAJUL Alice Chow,12,PCSC 29.52 11 2:20.79 721 PPOMAY Jody Jelen,12,ESWIM 2:23.38 11 10:09.45 701 ESWIMJUN Jody Jelen,12,ESWIM 10:31.83 12 29.14 744 ONAGJUL Jamie MacLeod,12,USC - 12 2:20.96 719 ONIAPR Jackie Sweers,12,CAJ 2:22.17 12 10:10.71 698 ONAGJUL Shannon McQueen,13,GO 10:32.90 13 29.20 741 EOSAJUN Emily Gillespie,12,PERTH 30.42 13 2:21.06 718 DCSCMAY Bevan Haley,12,WTSC 2:21.06 13 10:13.32 691 HYACKMAY Erin Carlyle,12,LL 10:46.28 14 29.34 734 LASCAPR Carleen Ready,12,LASC 30.48 14 2:21.13 717 ONIAPR Shannon McQueen,12,GO 2:26.25 14 10:15.43 686 BCAGJUL Carleen Ready,12,LASC - 15 29.36 733 ESWIMJUN Jackie Morrison,12,NYAC - 15 2:21.14 717 ONAGJUL Jacqueline McQuaig,12,GGST - 15 10:15.71 685 ONAGJUL Laura Kendall,12,ROW 10:49.78 16 29.40 730 PQAAAJUL Anne-M. L-Frechette,12,CNB - 16 2:21.63 711 BCAGJUL Kathryn Johnson,12,PDSA - 16 10:18.32 679 TBTMAY Hailee Traa,11,MANTA - 17 29.48 726 MBSKJUL Julianne Toogood,12,MANTA - 17 2:21.71 711 BCAGJUL Breanne Poland,12,RAC - 17 10:19.27 676 ISJUN Kayla Rawlings,12,PSW - 18 29.55 722 BCAGJUL Kimberly Kabesh,12,STSC - 18 2:21.80 710 PQIAPR Marie-C. Dionne,12,UL 2:23.16 18 10:24.66 663 ESWIMJUN Julia Wilkinson,12,SKY - 19 29.72 713 ONIAPR Marlee Morden,12,CAJ - 19 2:21.81 709 EKSCAPR Carol Starratt,12,CASC 2:24.52 19 10:24.66 663 ONAGJUL Jessica Plata,12,OAK - 20 29.72 713 ABAGJUL Katerina Symes,12,EKSC - 20 2:21.85 709 EKSCAPR Kimberly Kabesh,12,STSC - 20 10:25.05 662 BCAGJUL Hollis Roth,12,IS - 21 29.75 712 BCAGJUL Kayla Rawlings,12,PSW 30.80 21 2:22.09 706 MBSKJUL Hailee Traa,11,MANTA - 21 10:25.27 661 PQAAAJUL Marie-C. Dionne,12,UL - 22 29.77 711 ABAGJUL Kimberly Wilson,12,GPP - 22 2:22.49 702 ISJUN Kayla Rawlings,12,PSW - 22 10:25.68 660 ISJUN Brittani Barber,12,PSW 10:35.90 23 29.81 709 MSSACMAY Ogechi Abara,12,RHAC - 23 2:22.50 702 PQAAAJUL Alice Chow,12,PCSC - 23 10:26.02 660 BCAGJUL Breanne Poland,12,RAC - 24 29.81 709 BCAGJUL Kristine McDonald,11,KCS - 24 2:22.68 700 STARJUN Rachael Kloosterman,11,WD - 24 10:26.17 659 BCAGJUL Katie Kotlowski,12,PSW - 25 29.85 707 MBSKJUL Amanda Bell,12,SPART - 25 2:23.15 695 ONAGJUL Genvieve Handforth,11,EBSC - 25 10:26.58 658 LASCAPR Carol Starratt,12,CASC 10:20.78 26 29.86 706 PPOMAY Jody Jelen,12,ESWIM - 26 2:23.39 692 BCAGJUL Anne Schmuck,12,PSW 2:23.59 26 10:29.00 652 ONAGJUL Kaitlyn Pittman,12,GO 10:43.60 27 29.86 706 EKSCAPR Carol Starratt,12,CASC - 27 2:23.43 692 ONAGJUL Kaitlyn Pittman,12,GO - 27 10:29.34 652 BCAGJUL Jaylene Witala,12,HYACK - 28 29.98 700 ONAGJUL Sarah Mclaughlin,12,OSHAC - 28 2:23.54 691 TBTMAY Katy Murdoch,12,KSS 2:26.81 28 10:29.90 650 TBTMAY Katy Murdoch,12,KSS - 29 30.07 695 PQAAAJUL Mimi Cyr-Tremblay,12,CNSH - 29 2:23.71 689 AACAPR Tawnya Rudy,12,TORCH - 29 10:34.24 640 NYACMAY Kristine Bunker,12,NYAC - 30 30.08 695 MBSKJUL Jennifer Klein,12,MANTA - 30 2:23.75 688 BCAGJUL Katie Kotlowski,12,PSW - 30 10:34.94 638 BCAGJUL Courtney Weaver,12,NRST - 31 30.10 694 ONCRJUN Christine Sadler,12,MAC - 31 2:23.85 687 PQIIAPR Catherine Savoie-Laberge,12,PHENX - 31 10:35.90 636 BCAGJUL Holly Firth,12,NRST - 32 30.14 692 MMAPR Jennifer Toogood,14,MANTA - 32 2:23.93 686 EASTJUL Brooke Buckland,11,WTSC - 32 10:35.97 636 ABAGJUL Glenna Young,12,FMSC - 33 30.15 691 EOSAJUN Genvieve Handforth,11,EBSC - 33 2:24.03 685 ONAGJUL Sarah Mclaughlin,12,OSHAC - 33 10:36.66 634 BCAGJUL Kaela Richardson,12,VKSC - 34 30.17 690 EASTJUL Brooke Buckland,11,WTSC - 34 2:24.36 682 ABAGJUL Lauren Graham,12,NCSA - 34 10:37.65 632 ISJUN Brittany Durieux,12,PSW - 35 30.21 688 DDOJUN Catherine Suppan,12,MTLY - 35 2:24.45 681 ONAGJUL Emily Jellie,12,ROW - 35 10:37.71 632 ONAGJUL Paige Warden,12,SCAR - 36 30.22 687 PPOMAY Marie-H. Leduc,12,SAMAK - 36 2:24.65 679 ONAGJUL Jamie MacLeod,12,USC - 36 10:39.06 628 ISAPR Sarah Mayzes,12,IS - 37 30.28 684 ONIIIAPR Rachael Kloosterman,11,WD - 37 2:24.68 678 ESWIMJUN Jackie Morrison,12,NYAC - 37 10:39.43 628 GMACJUN Rachael Bosma,12,STJJ - 38 30.29 684 MBSKJUL Lauren MacQuarrie,12,ROD - 38 2:24.82 677 CASCMAY Katerina Symes,12,EKSC - 38 10:40.09 626 PQAAAJUL Carolyn Ross,12,CAMO - 39 30.33 682 HYACKMAY Erica Beaton,12,HYACK - 39 2:24.92 676 KCSJUN Andrea Seaton,12,SPART - 39 10:40.43 625 ONAGJUL Rebecca Easton,12,LAC - 40 30.35 681 GMACJUN Michelle Pope,12,BTSC - 40 2:24.92 676 ONTIIAPR Caitlin O’Neill,12,LUSC - 40 10:41.10 624 WEOSAJUN Michelle McKnight,12,CAJ - 41 30.37 680 ONAGJUL Brittany Francis,12,TBT - 41 2:25.02 675 PQ3MAY Anne-M. L-Frechette,12,CNB - 41 10:41.47 623 MSSACMAY Kristen Low,12,MSSAC - 42 30.41 678 ONTIIAPR Jillian Peace-Hall,11,CATS - 42 2:25.06 674 MBSKJUL Julianne Toogood,12,MANTA - 42 10:42.07 621 BCAGJUL Caiti Morris,12,HYACK - 43 30.44 676 BCAGJUL Breanne Poland,12,RAC - 43 2:25.11 674 BCAGJUL Jaylene Witala,12,HYACK - 43 10:42.34 621 BCAGJUL Lauren Lavigna,11,GATOR - 44 30.45 676 CASCMAY Kelly Pomerleau,12,UCSC - 44 2:25.11 674 HYACKMAY Erin Carlyle,12,LL - 44 10:44.18 617 OSCAPR Kimberly Kabesh,12,STSC - 45 30.45 676 ONAGJUL Danielle Armstrong,12,TAT 30.57 45 2:25.26 672 PCSCJUN Candace Sears,12,MWC - 45 10:44.37 616 BCAGJUL Stephanie Pollard,11,IS - 46 30.46 675 CDSCAPR Anne Schmuck,12,PSW - 46 2:25.55 669 ONIAPR Ashley Watling,12,NYAC - 46 10:44.45 616 ABAGJUL Lauren Graham,12,NCSA - 47 30.55 671 BCAGJUL Katie Kotlowski,12,PSW - 47 2:25.73 667 ONIAPR Marlee Morden,12,CAJ - 47 10:45.31 614 ONAGJUL Tara Loblaw Smith,12,LAC - 48 30.55 671 RODJUN Christina Cassidt,12,MJKFF - 48 2:25.75 667 ONAGJUL Rachel Shallhorn,12,OSHAC - 48 10:45.40 614 PQAAAJUL Rosine Castonguay,12,CALAC - 49 30.60 668 AACAPR Tawnya Rudy,12,SCAR - 49 2:25.94 665 PGBMAR Kirsty Teit,12,PGB - 49 10:47.02 610 BCAGJUL Kasia Majewski,12,CHENA - 50 30.61 668 EOSAJUN Tara Baxter,12,NKB - 50 2:25.99 665 ABAGJUL Mackenzie Jones,11,UCSC - 50 10:47.21 610 MBSKJUL Andrea Seaton,12,SPART - 400 METRES FREESTYLE 100 METRES BACKSTROKE Rec: 58.04 Shauna Collins,ROD,90 Best 99 Rec: 4:28.48 Shauna Collins,ROD,90 Best 99 Rec: 1:07.31 Michelle Cruz,ACE,93 Best 99 1 1:01.46 810 EKSCAPR Kirsten Pomerleau,12,UCSC 1:02.83 1 4:42.72 787 ONTIIAPR Emily Gillespie,12,PERTH 5:08.59 1 1:09.08 798 YTHJRJUL Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 1:12.54 2 1:01.88 799 ONIIIAPR Nadia Kumentas,12,WD 1:03.10 2 4:46.25 768 BCAGJUL Brittany Reimer,12,SKSC 5:06.78 2 1:09.13 797 ONAGJUL Emily Gillespie,12,PERTH 1:13.83 3 1:02.07 794 ONAGJUL Emily Gillespie,12,PERTH - 3 4:47.89 759 CASCMAY Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 4:51.92 3 1:11.13 752 ONAGJUL Alyssa Hubert,12,CYPS 1:16.69 4 1:02.88 774 BCAGJUL Brittany Reimer,12,SKSC - 4 4:48.02 758 ONTIIAPR Katy Murdoch,12,KSS - 4 1:11.31 748 PQIAPR Genevieve Saumur,12,CAMO 1:15.98 5 1:03.49 759 CASCMAY Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 1:03.62 5 4:48.79 754 CDSCAPR Anne Schmuck,12,PSW 4:59.09 5 1:11.92 734 BCAGJUL Kirsten Pomerleau,12,UCSC 1:13.70 6 1:03.89 749 PPOMAY Jody Jelen,12,ESWIM - 6 4:49.13 752 ONAGJUL Chantelle Lonsdale,12,WAC 4:56.27 6 1:12.00 733 YTHJRJUL Nadia Kumentas,12,WD 1:12.01 7 1:04.04 745 ONIAPR Marlee Morden,12,CAJ - 7 4:49.19 751 ONTIIAPR Genvieve Handforth,11,EBSC - 7 1:12.20 728 CDSCAPR Anne Schmuck,12,PSW 1:14.87 8 1:04.18 741 EASTJUL Brooke Buckland,11,WTSC 1:09.61 8 4:49.25 751 ONAGJUL Shannon McQueen,12,GO 5:07.99 8 1:12.21 728 ONAGJUL Shannon McQueen,12,GO 1:14.49 9 1:04.23 740 ESWIMJUN Jackie Morrison,12,NYAC - 9 4:53.22 730 ONTIIAPR Jacqueline McQuaig,11,GGST - 9 1:12.41 724 ONAGJUL Genvieve Handforth,11,EBSC 1:18.37 10 1:04.34 738 ONAGJUL Jacqueline McQuaig,11,GGST - 10 4:54.52 723 ISJUN Kathryn Johnson,12,PDSA - 10 1:13.41 702 EKSCAPR Kimberly Kabesh,12,STSC 1:16.06 11 1:04.39 736 PGBMAR Kirsty Teit,12,PGB - 11 4:55.36 718 BCAGJUL Kimberly Kabesh,12,STSC - 11 1:13.60 698 ONAGJUL Christine Sadler,12,MAC - 12 1:04.42 736 ONAGJUL Alyssa Hubert,12,CYPS - 12 4:55.42 718 ABAGJUL Carleen Ready,12,LASC 4:55.76 12 1:13.89 692 ONTIIAPR Katy Murdoch,12,KSS 1:17.21 13 1:04.44 735 PQIAPR Alice Chow,12,PCSC 1:05.46 13 4:55.68 717 ESWIMJUN Julia Wilkinson,12,SKY - 13 1:14.23 685 MMAPR Landice Yestrau,12,MM - 14 1:04.63 730 ONIIIAPR Julia Wilkinson,12,SKY 1:05.86 14 4:56.81 711 MBSKJUL Amanda Bell,12,SPART - 14 1:14.36 682 EASTJUL Brooke Buckland,11,WTSC - 15 1:04.71 729 ONAGJUL Sarah Mclaughlin,12,OSHAC - 15 4:57.56 707 BCAGJUL Jaylene Witala,12,HYACK - 15 1:14.48 680 ONAGJUL Kayla Truswell,12,LAC 1:16.47 16 1:04.72 728 ONTIIAPR Katy Murdoch,12,KSS - 16 4:57.90 705 MSSACMAY Nadia Kumentas,12,WD - 16 1:14.57 678 EKSCAPR Carol Starratt,12,CASC 1:17.50 17 1:04.74 728 CASCMAY Katerina Symes,12,EKSC - 17 4:58.20 703 ONAGJUL Rachael Kloosterman,11,WD 5:16.86 17 1:14.83 673 PCSCJUN Alice Chow,12,PCSC - 18 1:05.29 715 MBSKJUL Julianne Toogood,12,MANTA - 18 4:59.08 699 BCAGJUL Kayla Rawlings,12,PSW - 18 1:15.13 666 MBSKJUL Andrea Seaton,12,SPART - 19 1:05.34 713 BCAGJUL Kayla Rawlings,12,PSW - 19 5:00.35 692 FARWAUG Melanie Nelson,12,IS - 19 1:15.25 664 ONAGJUL Stephanie Peacock,12,USC - 20 1:05.37 713 PQIIAPR Catherine Savoie-Laberge,12,PHENX - 20 5:00.66 691 DDOJUN Catherine Suppan,12,MTLY - 20 1:15.38 661 ONIAPR Tara Baxter,12,NKB - 21 1:05.42 711 EKSCAPR Carol Starratt,12,CASC 1:06.79 21 5:00.72 690 PQAAAJUL Marie-C. Dionne,12,UL - 21 1:15.49 659 ESWIMJUN Kristen Cox,12,ESWIM - 22 1:05.48 710 ONIAPR Jackie Sweers,12,CAJ 1:05.00 22 5:00.75 690 HYACKMAY Erin Carlyle,12,LL - 22 1:15.65 656 CASCAPR Kelly Pomerleau,12,UCSC - 23 1:05.56 708 MBSKJUL Lauren MacQuarrie,12,ROD - 23 5:00.94 689 BCAGJUL Breanne Poland,12,RAC - 23 1:15.83 652 YTHJRJUL Kayla Rawlings,12,PSW - 24 1:05.58 708 ONIAPR Ashley Watling,12,NYAC - 24 5:01.02 689 ONAGJUL Emily Jellie,12,ROW 5:09.27 24 1:15.90 651 ONAGJUL Jacqueline McQuaig,12,GGST - 25 1:05.66 706 MBSKJUL Amanda Bell,12,SPART - 25 5:01.11 688 BCAGJUL Katie Kotlowski,12,PSW - 25 1:15.93 650 NSAGJUN Jamie Hale,12,PCMSC - 26 1:05.67 705 EKSCAPR Carleen Ready,12,LASC 1:06.71 26 5:01.46 686 ONTIIAPR Karen Ingo,11,KSS - 26 1:15.99 649 ONTIIAPR Jasmine Mahdy,12,CHAMP - 27 1:05.69 705 ONTIIAPR Genvieve Handforth,11,EBSC 1:09.44 27 5:01.63 686 ONAGJUL Laura Kendall,12,ROW - 27 1:16.01 649 ONAGJUL Danielle Armstrong,12,TAT - 28 1:05.78 703 MMAPR Hailee Traa,11,MANTA 1:09.96 28 5:01.69 685 ONAGJUL Jody Jelen,12,ESWIM 5:06.18 28 1:16.08 647 ABAGJUL Katerina Symes,12,EKSC - 29 1:05.80 702 ONAGJUL Jamie MacLeod,12,USC - 29 5:02.60 681 ABAGJUL Kirsten Pomerleau,12,UCSC - 29 1:16.24 644 HYACKMAY Erin Carlyle,12,LL - 30 1:05.86 701 AACAPR Tawnya Rudy,12,TORCH - 30 5:04.02 673 ONTIIAPR Caitlin O’Neill,12,LUSC - 30 1:16.27 644 MBSKJUL Julianne Toogood,12,MANTA - 31 1:05.86 701 PQIAPR Catherine Bezeau,12,SHER - 31 5:04.36 672 ONAGJUL Sarah Mclaughlin,12,OSHAC - 31 1:16.27 644 ONAGJUL Jamie MacLeod,12,USC - 32 1:05.98 698 ISJUN Breanne Poland,12,RAC - 32 5:04.84 669 ISJUN Brittani Barber,12,PSW - 32 1:16.54 638 BCAGJUL Brittany Reimer,12,SKSC - 33 1:06.10 695 ONAGJUL Rachel Shallhorn,12,OSHAC - 33 5:06.15 663 MBSKJUL Hailee Traa,11,MANTA 5:26.11 33 1:16.65 636 HYACKMAY Caiti Morris,12,HYACK - 34 1:06.22 693 PQAAAJUL Sarah Caron-Cantin,12,CNCI - 34 5:06.34 662 ONTIIAPR Adriana Hinson,11,POW 5:25.11 34 1:16.68 635 PQAAAJUL Carolyn Ross,12,CAMO 1:17.27 35 1:06.23 692 PQIAPR Marie-C. Dionne,12,UL 1:06.22 35 5:06.36 662 ONCRJUN Ivana Corovic,12,OAK - 35 1:16.73 635 RODJAN Elyse Silzer,12,ROD 1:17.08 36 1:06.34 690 DDOJUN Catherine Suppan,12,MTLY - 36 5:06.50 661 HYACKMAY Sarah Mayzes,12,IS - 36 1:16.77 634 ONAGJUL Rachel Shallhorn,12,OSHAC - 37 1:06.37 689 STARJUN Rachael Kloosterman,11,WD 1:08.84 37 5:06.75 660 ONAGJUL Jessica Plata,12,OAK - 37 1:16.81 633 DDOJUN Catherine Suppan,12,MTLY - 38 1:06.46 687 ONAGJUL Caitlin Reilly,12,UPCAN - 38 5:06.90 659 FARWAUG Hollis Roth,12,IS - 38 1:16.84 632 MSSACMAY Alexandra Loh,12,OAK - 39 1:06.54 685 ONAGJUL Shannon McQueen,12,GO - 39 5:07.12 658 ONTIIAPR Chandler Rumble,11,GGST 5:41.75 39 1:16.92 631 LASCJUN Carleen Ready,12,LASC - 40 1:06.56 685 PPOMAY Tara Baxter,12,NKB - 40 5:07.27 657 ONTIIAPR Kristina Schofield,12,POW - 40 1:16.98 630 PPOMAY Jasmine Kastner,12,DDO - 41 1:06.65 682 ONAGJUL Christine Sadler,12,MAC - 41 5:07.37 657 ABAGJUL Lauren Graham,12,NCSA - 41 1:17.14 627 PCSCJUN Candace Sears,12,MWC - 42 1:06.77 680 EKSCAPR Kimberly Kabesh,12,STSC - 42 5:07.95 654 PQAAAJUL Sarah Caron-Cantin,12,CNCI - 42 1:17.21 625 PQIIAPR Lysanne Tremblay,12,CNCB - 43 1:06.89 677 ABAGJUL Lauren Graham,12,NCSA - 43 5:08.14 653 ESWIMJUN Kayla Truswell,12,LAC - 43 1:17.23 625 CDSCAPR Whitney Lum,12,PDSA - 44 1:06.92 676 HYACKMAY Jaylene Witala,12,HYACK - 44 5:08.93 649 ONAGJUL Tawnya Rudy,12,SCAR - 44 1:17.29 624 MBSKJUL Sydney Woodman,12,MANTA - 45 1:06.96 675 BCAGJUL Katie Kotlowski,12,PSW - 45 5:09.16 648 PQAAAJUL Rosine Castonguay,12,CALAC - 45 1:17.36 622 ONAGJUL Miriam Kim,10,TSC - 46 1:07.10 672 CASCMAY Kelly Pomerleau,12,UCSC - 46 5:09.32 647 PQAAAJUL Cheryl Dupuis,12,CNCB - 46 1:17.48 620 ONAGJUL Kaitlyn Pittman,12,GO - 47 1:07.11 672 ISAPR Holly Firth,12,NRST - 47 5:10.47 641 EASTJUL Amy Anderson,12,TIDE - 47 1:17.52 619 MSSACMAY Rachael Kloosterman,11,WD 1:21.43 48 1:07.11 672 BCAGJUL Kristine McDonald,12,KCS - 48 5:10.51 641 ESWIMJUN Kristen Low,12,MSSAC - 48 1:17.54 619 KCSJUN Amanda Bell,12,SPART - 49 1:07.12 672 EASTJUL Candace Sears,12,MWC - 49 5:11.14 638 BCAGJUL Brittany Durieux,12,PSW - 49 1:17.54 619 PQIIAPR Celia Nguyen,12,DDO - 50 1:07.20 670 ONIIIAPR Justina Di Fazio,12,BAD - 50 5:11.19 638 BCAGJUL Stephanie Pollard,11,IS 6:09.63 50 1:17.61 618 ONIAPR Jackie Sweers,12,CAJ 1:17.06

18 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 11-12 GIRLS CONTD.

200 METRES BACKSTROKE 200 METRES BREASTSTROKE 200 METRES BUTTERFLY Rec: 2:24.64 Michelle Cruz,ACE,93 Best 99 Rec: 2:34.11 ,ESC,86 Best 99 Rec: 2:22.47 Michelle Coulombe,CNMN,77 Best 99 1 2:28.11 783 YTHJRJUL Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 2:42.34 1 2:47.26 777 BCAGJUL Elizabeth Hendrick,12,NCSA - 1 2:31.09 732 CDSCAPR Kayla Rawlings,12,PSW 2:41.56 2 2:30.27 760 ONAGJUL Emily Gillespie,12,PERTH 2:43.20 2 2:47.53 774 CDSCAPR Anne Schmuck,12,PSW 2:50.76 2 2:31.70 726 BCAGJUL Carleen Ready,12,LASC 2:55.28 3 2:32.87 733 PQIAPR Genevieve Saumur,12,CAMO 2:41.95 3 2:51.37 739 UTORJAN Elizabeth Engs,12,CAJ 2:52.15 3 2:34.15 701 PQIAPR Genevieve Saumur,12,CAMO 2:52.59 4 2:32.91 733 ONAGJUL Shannon McQueen,12,GO 2:36.32 4 2:51.46 738 ONAGJUL Chantelle Lonsdale,12,WAC 2:52.55 4 2:35.90 683 ONSRFEB Amanda Long,12,LAC 2:30.84 5 2:33.98 722 CASCMAY Kirsten Pomerleau,12,UCSC 2:39.62 5 2:52.90 725 ONTIIAPR Whitney Rich,12,ISS 2:57.48 5 2:36.55 677 ABAGJUL Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 2:39.62 6 2:35.05 711 ONAGJUL Alyssa Hubert,12,CYPS 2:41.95 6 2:53.32 721 PQIIAPR Jasmine Kastner,12,DDO - 6 2:37.59 667 BCAGJUL Katie Kotlowski,12,PSW 2:44.69 7 2:35.06 711 CDSCAPR Anne Schmuck,12,PSW 2:37.87 7 2:53.75 717 YTHJRJUL Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 2:54.37 7 2:38.38 659 EKSCAPR Kimberly Kabesh,12,STSC 2:49.39 8 2:36.65 695 ESWIMJUN Julia Wilkinson,12,SKY 2:46.53 8 2:54.86 707 ONAGJUL Ivana Corovic,12,OAK - 8 2:38.53 658 ONAGJUL Rachael Kloosterman,11,WD - 9 2:36.81 694 MSSACMAY Nadia Kumentas,12,WD - 9 2:55.07 705 MSSACMAY Kristen Low,12,MSSAC 3:01.86 9 2:39.04 653 ONAGJUL Myekah Payne,12,BRANT - 10 2:37.22 690 MMAPR Landice Yestrau,12,MM - 10 2:55.26 703 ESWIMJUN Julia Wilkinson,12,SKY - 10 2:39.43 649 BCAGJUL Hollis Roth,12,IS - 11 2:37.66 685 ONAGJUL Genvieve Handforth,11,EBSC - 11 2:55.94 697 BCAGJUL Melanie Nelson,12,IS 3:01.04 11 2:40.55 638 EKSCAPR Haley Kremer,12,OSC 2:53.65 12 2:38.39 678 HYACKMAY Erin Carlyle,12,LL - 12 2:56.23 695 EKSCAPR Catherine Kasongo,12,EKSC - 12 2:41.22 632 AACAPR Tawnya Rudy,12,TORCH 2:46.30 13 2:39.00 672 TBTMAY Katy Murdoch,12,KSS 2:43.45 13 2:56.33 694 MSSACMAY Esme Hom,12,TSC - 13 2:41.39 631 PQAAAJUL Marie-C. Dionne,12,UL 2:51.75 14 2:39.10 671 EASTJUL Brooke Buckland,11,WTSC - 14 2:57.05 688 CASCMAY Carleen Ready,12,LASC - 14 2:41.41 630 HYACKMAY Kathryn Johnson,12,PDSA 2:51.50 15 2:39.14 671 ESWIMJUN Kayla Truswell,12,LAC - 15 2:57.18 686 PQAAAJUL Genevieve Crevier,12,CNHR - 15 2:41.42 630 ONAGJUL Kayla Truswell,12,LAC - 16 2:39.45 668 ONAGJUL Christine Sadler,12,MAC 2:47.05 16 2:57.68 682 ONAGJUL Sacha Lambert,12,TSC - 16 2:41.90 626 ONAGJUL Emily Jellie,12,ROW 2:53.99 17 2:39.50 667 ISJUN Kayla Rawlings,12,PSW 2:44.80 17 2:57.85 681 EOSAJUN Tara Baxter,12,NKB - 17 2:43.48 612 ONAGJUL Laura Kendall,12,ROW 2:55.85 18 2:39.79 665 ONAGJUL Tara Baxter,12,NKB - 18 2:58.77 673 PQAAAJUL Claudia Bonsant,11,EXCEL - 18 2:43.80 609 MBSKJUL Amanda Bell,12,SPART - 19 2:40.05 662 RODJAN Elyse Silzer,12,ROD 2:45.13 19 2:59.58 666 PQAAAJUL Melissa Perron,12,CNCB - 19 2:44.30 604 ONTIIAPR Whitney Rich,12,ISS - 20 2:40.12 662 PQAAAJUL Carolyn Ross,12,CAMO - 20 3:00.80 655 BCAGJUL Amanda MacDonald,12,ORCA - 20 2:46.33 586 PQAAAJUL Marilou Lepine,12,CAMO - 21 2:40.36 659 EKSCAPR Carol Starratt,12,CASC 2:45.96 21 3:01.01 654 ONAGJUL Danielle Armstrong,12,TAT - 21 2:46.56 585 EKSCAPR Glenna Young,12,FMSC - 22 2:40.76 655 ONAGJUL Kaitlyn Pittman,12,GO - 22 3:01.01 654 HYACKMAY Laura Crawford,12,UCSC - 22 2:47.11 580 BCAGJUL Melanie Nelson,12,IS 2:45.42 23 2:41.43 649 EKSCAPR Kimberly Kabesh,12,STSC 2:42.24 23 3:01.03 654 TBTMAY Jane Harrington,11,MM - 23 2:47.38 577 PPOMAY Jody Jelen,12,ESWIM - 24 2:41.93 644 MBSKJUL Hailee Traa,11,MANTA - 24 3:01.09 653 PQAAAJUL Marie-P. Ricard,12,SHER - 24 2:47.42 577 CDSCAPR Brittani Barber,12,PSW - 25 2:42.64 638 BCAGJUL Caiti Morris,12,HYACK - 25 3:01.49 650 KCSJUN Kaela Richardson,12,VKSC - 25 2:48.08 572 PGBMAR Erin Carlyle,12,LL - 26 2:42.65 638 AACAPR Jasmine Mahdy,12,CHAMP - 26 3:01.50 650 BCAGJUL Jaylene Witala,12,HYACK - 26 2:49.03 564 CDSCAPR Lauren Lavigna,11,GATOR - 27 2:42.76 637 ONAGJUL Jacqueline McQuaig,11,GGST - 27 3:01.96 646 ONAGJUL Rachel Robinson,12,MMST - 27 2:49.09 563 CASCMAY Linda Duarte,12,ROD - 28 2:42.90 635 PQIIAPR Jasmine Kastner,12,DDO - 28 3:02.32 643 MBSKJUL Kendall McLean,12,MANTA 3:05.56 28 2:49.63 559 MSSACMAY Kristine Bunker,12,NYAC 2:52.55 29 2:42.91 635 ONAGJUL Stephanie Peacock,12,USC - 29 3:02.59 641 ABAGJUL Hanna Pierse,11,EKSC - 29 2:50.38 553 HYACKMAY Brittany Reimer,12,SKSC - 30 2:42.93 635 PQAAAJUL Anne-M. L-Frechette,12,CNB - 30 3:02.59 641 ABAGJUL Shannon Byler,12,CWC - 30 2:50.59 551 ABAGJUL Andrea Kells,11,RDCSC - 31 2:42.97 635 BCAGJUL Brittany Durieux,12,PSW - 31 3:02.86 638 ONAGJUL Ashley Marion,12,LAC - 31 2:51.06 547 CASCMAY Sarah Gagnon,12,FMSC - 32 2:43.11 634 ISAPR Andrea Seaton,12,SPART - 32 3:03.00 637 ISJUN Freya Heath,12,IS - 32 2:51.45 544 ONAGJUL Jamie MacLeod,12,USC - 33 2:43.11 634 KCSJUN Amanda Bell,12,SPART - 33 3:03.16 636 ONAGJUL Leah Katzman,11,CYPS - 33 2:51.46 544 AACAPR Lindsay Bays,12,AAC 2:49.20 34 2:43.20 633 MSSACMAY Alexandra Loh,12,OAK - 34 3:03.32 635 PQIAPR Audrey Huppe,12,UL - 34 2:51.88 541 ONAGJUL Kim Chretien,12,NKB - 35 2:43.27 632 DDOJUN Catherine Suppan,12,MTLY - 35 3:03.36 634 ONAGJUL Jessica Plata,12,OAK - 35 2:52.09 539 ABAGJUL Lauren Graham,12,NCSA - 36 2:43.70 628 ISJUN Brittani Barber,12,PSW - 36 3:03.55 633 EASTJUL Hannah Vaughan,12,EAST - 36 2:52.25 538 GMACJUN Lisa Mitchell,11,ROW - 37 2:43.74 628 DCSCMAY Bevan Haley,12,WTSC - 37 3:03.62 632 PQIIAPR Mireille Tremblay,12,CNCB - 37 2:52.46 536 ESWIMJUN Julia Wilkinson,12,SKY - 38 2:43.93 626 EKSCAPR Lauren Walker,12,OSC - 38 3:03.88 630 EASTJUL Morgan Kierstead,12,AQUA - 38 2:52.53 535 PQIAPR Carolyn Ross,12,CAMO - 39 2:44.09 625 ONAGJUL Rachel Shallhorn,12,OSHAC - 39 3:03.96 629 ONAGJUL Karly Harding,12,WD - 39 2:52.67 534 GMACJUN Michelle Pope,12,BTSC - 40 2:44.24 623 ONIAPR Emily Jellie,12,ROW - 40 3:04.04 629 ABAGJUL Lauren Crawford,12,UCSC - 40 2:52.80 533 EASTJUL Candace Sears,12,MWC - 41 2:44.30 623 ONCRJUN Ivana Corovic,12,OAK - 41 3:04.27 627 ESWIMJUN Rachel Chan,11,MSSAC - 41 2:53.74 526 ONAGJUL Tara Loblaw Smith,12,LAC - 42 2:44.31 623 ESWIMJUN Kristen Cox,12,ESWIM - 42 3:04.30 627 BCSRJAN Michelle Mange,12,PDSA 2:59.40 42 2:54.11 523 MBSKJUL Courtney Kapustianyk,11,GOLD - 43 2:44.34 622 PPOMAY Jody Jelen,12,ESWIM - 43 3:04.66 624 BRANTAPR Kristina Schofield,12,POW 3:06.60 43 2:54.16 523 PPOMAY Celia Rodrigues,12,DDO - 44 2:44.34 622 EKSCAPR Katerina Symes,12,EKSC - 44 3:04.69 623 EKSCAPR Katerina Symes,12,EKSC - 44 2:55.03 516 MSSACMAY Esme Hom,12,TSC - 45 2:44.51 621 ONIAPR Ashley Watling,12,NYAC - 45 3:04.87 622 ONAGJUL Katie Swift,12,OAK - 45 2:55.09 516 ONTIIAPR Karen Ingo,11,KSS - 46 2:44.81 618 MSSACMAY Sacha Lambert,11,TSC - 46 3:04.93 622 ABAGJUL Ashley Roy,12,EDSON - 46 2:55.17 515 BCAGJUL Janine Lee,12,GATOR - 47 2:45.08 616 ONAGJUL Laura Kendall,12,ROW - 47 3:05.03 621 EASTJUL Claire Smith,12,GLSC - 47 2:56.48 505 EOSAJUN Katie McLean,11,OYO - 48 2:45.19 615 HYACKMAY Alaina Den Hartog,12,CHENA - 48 3:05.42 618 MBSKJUL Alyssa Filipowich,12,MJKFF - 48 2:56.50 505 ABAGJUL Lauren Crawford,12,UCSC - 49 2:45.23 614 LASCJUN Carleen Ready,12,LASC 2:46.79 49 3:05.78 615 ISAPR Hollis Roth,11,IS 3:09.94 49 2:56.71 504 WEOSAJUN Zara Laing,11,ROW - 50 2:45.23 614 EASTJUL Hannah Vaughan,12,EAST - 50 3:05.86 614 PGBMAR Kimberly Wilson,12,GPP - 50 2:56.91 502 HYACKMAY Courtney Weaver,12,NRST - 100 METRES BREASTSTROKE 100 METRES BUTTERFLY 200 METRES IND.MEDLEY Rec: 1:10.94 Allison Higson,ESC,86 Best 99 Rec: 1:05.51 Shauna Collins,ROD,90 Best 99 Rec: 2:21.55 Allison Higson,ESC,86 Best 99 1 1:17.19 794 ABAGJUL Elizabeth Hendrick,12,NCSA - 1 1:08.06 752 BCAGJUL Carleen Ready,12,LASC 1:10.65 1 2:30.08 798 BCAGJUL Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 2:31.77 2 1:18.75 762 FARWAUG Melanie Nelson,12,IS 1:23.69 2 1:08.98 731 YTHJRJUL Kayla Rawlings,12,PSW 1:12.48 2 2:31.02 789 ABAGJUL Carleen Ready,12,LASC 2:37.67 3 1:19.78 742 ONAGJUL Whitney Rich,12,ISS 1:22.94 3 1:09.03 729 EOSAJUN Emily Gillespie,12,PERTH 1:15.50 3 2:31.63 782 CDSCAPR Anne Schmuck,12,PSW 2:36.62 4 1:20.29 732 ONAGJUL Danielle Armstrong,12,TAT - 4 1:09.37 722 PQIAPR Genevieve Saumur,12,CAMO 1:14.47 4 2:33.99 758 ONAGJUL Whitney Rich,12,ISS - 5 1:21.10 716 MBSKJUL Jane Harrington,12,MM 1:31.69 5 1:09.65 715 CASCMAY Kimberly Kabesh,12,STSC - 5 2:34.01 758 ONAGJUL Emily Gillespie,12,PERTH 2:42.77 6 1:21.73 704 ONIAPR Chantelle Lonsdale,12,WAC 1:21.73 6 1:10.45 698 ONAGJUL Whitney Rich,12,ISS - 6 2:35.75 740 PQIAPR Genevieve Saumur,12,CAMO - 7 1:21.91 701 PPOMAY Jasmine Kastner,12,DDO - 7 1:10.85 689 ONAGJUL Myekah Payne,12,BRANT 1:14.89 7 2:36.04 737 ONIAPR Chantelle Lonsdale,12,WAC 2:41.92 8 1:22.23 695 BCAGJUL Anne Schmuck,12,PSW 1:21.62 8 1:10.86 689 ONSRFEB Amanda Long,12,LAC 1:09.79 8 2:36.16 736 BCAGJUL Kayla Rawlings,12,PSW 2:44.52 9 1:22.56 688 PQAAAJUL Claudia Bonsant,11,EXCEL - 9 1:10.93 687 CASCMAY Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 1:09.89 9 2:36.18 736 ONTIIAPR Amanda Gillespie,15,PERTH 2:27.62 10 1:22.56 688 ECUPJUL Genevieve Crevier,12,CNHR - 10 1:11.17 682 BCAGJUL Katie Kotlowski,12,PSW - 10 2:37.84 719 PPOMAY Jody Jelen,12,ESWIM - 11 1:22.60 688 EKSCAPR Catherine Kasongo,12,EKSC - 11 1:11.50 675 MBSKJUL Jennifer Klein,12,MANTA 1:22.31 11 2:38.21 715 BCAGJUL Melanie Nelson,12,IS - 12 1:22.80 684 EOSAJUN Tara Baxter,12,NKB - 12 1:11.59 673 ONAGJUL Rachael Kloosterman,11,WD 1:17.93 12 2:38.80 710 BCAGJUL Brittany Reimer,12,SKSC - 13 1:22.81 684 BCAGJUL Lynsey Pasloski,12,WGB - 13 1:11.89 666 PQAAAJUL Marie-C. Dionne,12,UL 1:16.64 13 2:39.01 707 BCAGJUL Kimberly Kabesh,12,STSC - 14 1:22.91 682 MSSACMAY Kristen Low,12,MSSAC 1:26.38 14 1:12.17 660 AACAPR Tawnya Rudy,12,TORCH 1:14.33 14 2:39.21 706 ONAGJUL Kayla Truswell,12,LAC 2:45.83 15 1:23.06 679 ONAGJUL Ivana Corovic,12,OAK - 15 1:12.36 656 ONIAPR Kristine Bunker,12,NYAC - 15 2:39.54 702 ONAGJUL Danielle Armstrong,12,TAT 2:44.03 16 1:23.30 675 CASCMAY Kimberly Wilson,12,GPP - 16 1:12.96 644 ONIIIAPR Nadia Kumentas,12,WD 1:13.33 16 2:39.57 702 EKSCAPR Carol Starratt,12,CASC 2:42.50 17 1:23.54 670 EKSCAPR Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 1:25.97 17 1:13.10 641 FARWAUG Melanie Nelson,12,IS 1:15.91 17 2:39.70 701 ONAGJUL Rachael Kloosterman,11,WD 2:47.14 18 1:23.83 665 BCAGJUL Freya Heath,12,IS - 18 1:13.20 639 EKSCAPR Haley Kremer,12,OSC 1:14.75 18 2:39.76 700 MSSACMAY Nadia Kumentas,12,WD 2:38.78 19 1:23.90 664 MBSKJUL Jennifer Klein,12,MANTA 1:31.28 19 1:13.26 638 ABAGJUL Andrea Kells,11,RDCSC 1:15.91 19 2:39.80 700 PQAAAJUL Alice Chow,12,PCSC - 20 1:23.91 663 ABAGJUL Carleen Ready,12,LASC - 20 1:13.47 633 FARWAUG Hollis Roth,12,IS - 20 2:40.44 694 AACAPR Tawnya Rudy,12,TORCH - 21 1:23.96 662 ONAGJUL Jessica Plata,12,OAK - 21 1:13.55 632 KCSJUN Amanda Bell,12,SPART - 21 2:40.92 689 BCAGJUL Kirsten Pomerleau,12,UCSC - 22 1:23.99 662 PCSCJUN Morgan Kierstead,12,AQUA 1:34.65 22 1:13.74 628 DCSCMAY Bevan Haley,12,WTSC - 22 2:41.20 686 MBSKJUL Hailee Traa,11,MANTA 2:59.99 23 1:24.05 661 ONAGJUL Sacha Lambert,12,TSC 1:34.35 23 1:13.87 625 MBSKJUL Linda Duarte,12,ROD - 23 2:41.24 686 DCSCMAY Bevan Haley,12,WTSC - 24 1:24.15 659 ABAGJUL Ashley Roy,12,EDSON - 24 1:13.93 624 PQAAAJUL Sarah Caron-Cantin,12,CNCI - 24 2:41.43 684 BCAGJUL Katie Kotlowski,12,PSW - 25 1:24.65 650 CASCMAY Lauren Crawford,12,UCSC 1:25.05 25 1:13.94 624 ESWIMJUN Ashley Marion,12,LAC - 25 2:41.59 682 MMAPR Landice Yestrau,12,MM - 26 1:24.71 649 PCSCJUN Alice Chow,12,PCSC - 26 1:14.11 621 ONAGJUL Danielle Armstrong,12,TAT - 26 2:41.66 682 EASTJUL Candace Sears,12,MWC - 27 1:24.78 648 HYACKMAY Jaylene Witala,12,HYACK - 27 1:14.16 620 NSAGJUN Christina Burton,12,SBSC - 27 2:41.89 680 EOSAJUN Shannon McQueen,13,GO 2:43.35 28 1:24.86 646 PQIAPR Marie-P. Ricard,12,SHER - 28 1:14.39 615 EASTJUL Candace Sears,12,MWC - 28 2:41.96 679 PQIIAPR Jasmine Kastner,12,DDO - 29 1:24.89 646 BCAGJUL Kaela Richardson,12,VKSC - 29 1:14.72 608 MBSKJUL Lauren MacQuarrie,12,ROD - 29 2:42.00 679 TBTMAY Katy Murdoch,12,KSS - 30 1:25.13 641 PQIAPR Audrey Huppe,12,UL - 30 1:14.73 608 PQAAAJUL Anne-M. L-Frechette,12,CNB - 30 2:42.22 676 ISJUN Brittani Barber,12,PSW 2:45.71 31 1:25.14 641 BCAGJUL Amanda MacDonald,12,ORCA - 31 1:14.78 607 ESWIMJUN Sarah Reed,12,LAC - 31 2:42.25 676 ONAGJUL Ashley Marion,12,LAC - 32 1:25.21 640 CASCAPR Laura Crawford,12,UCSC - 32 1:14.95 604 EOSAJUN Caitlin Reilly,12,UPCAN - 32 2:42.64 673 EKSCAPR Katerina Symes,12,EKSC 3:04.71 33 1:25.25 639 ONAGJUL Leah Katzman,11,CYPS 1:38.82 33 1:14.95 604 ONAGJUL Jamie MacLeod,12,USC - 33 2:42.66 672 ONIAPR Tara Baxter,12,NKB - 34 1:25.46 636 MSSACMAY Esme Hom,12,TSC - 34 1:15.05 602 PQAAAJUL Alice Chow,12,PCSC - 34 2:42.77 671 ONAGJUL Sacha Lambert,12,TSC 3:07.61 35 1:25.49 635 ONAGJUL Penny Baxter,11,NKB 1:32.99 35 1:15.16 600 GMACJUN Michelle Pope,12,BTSC 1:16.01 35 2:42.99 669 ONAGJUL Alyssa Hubert,12,CYPS - 36 1:25.51 635 PQAAAJUL Laurie Beausoleil,12,CNBF - 36 1:15.17 600 BCAGJUL Breanne Poland,12,RAC - 36 2:43.16 668 MBSKJUL Jennifer Klein,12,MANTA 2:53.70 37 1:25.54 634 TBTMAY Kendall McLean,12,MANTA - 37 1:15.25 598 PPOMAY Jody Jelen,12,ESWIM - 37 2:43.74 662 YTHJRJUL Elizabeth Hendrick,12,NCSA - 38 1:25.61 633 EASTJUL Claire Smith,12,GLSC - 38 1:15.25 598 ESWIMJUN Kristen Low,12,MSSAC - 38 2:43.75 662 PCSCJUN Kristen Low,12,MSSAC - 39 1:25.85 629 ONAGJUL Rachel Robinson,12,MMST - 39 1:15.25 598 ONAGJUL Alyssa Hubert,12,CYPS - 39 2:43.78 662 ONAGJUL Ivana Corovic,12,OAK - 40 1:26.12 624 PQAAAJUL Melissa Perron,12,CNCB - 40 1:15.27 598 PQAAAJUL Marilou Lepine,12,CAMO - 40 2:43.84 661 ONAGJUL Stephanie Peacock,12,USC - 41 1:26.17 623 BCSRJAN Michelle Mange,12,PDSA 1:23.76 41 1:15.31 597 AACAPR Lindsay Bays,12,AAC - 41 2:43.94 660 ABAGJUL Lauren Crawford,12,UCSC - 42 1:26.20 623 PGBMAR Sarah Minaker,12,PN - 42 1:15.31 597 ONAGJUL Rachel Shallhorn,12,OSHAC - 42 2:44.28 657 MBSKJUL Andrea Seaton,12,SPART - 43 1:26.24 622 EASTJUL Sarah Prince,12,YYW - 43 1:15.38 596 EASTJUL Brooke Buckland,11,WTSC 1:24.36 43 2:44.28 657 MBSKJUL Linda Duarte,12,ROD - 44 1:26.26 622 ONCRJUN Stephanie Peacock,12,USC - 44 1:15.40 595 KCSJUN Andrea Seaton,12,SPART - 44 2:44.29 657 ONAGJUL Christine Sadler,12,MAC - 45 1:26.30 621 EKSCAPR Katerina Symes,12,EKSC - 45 1:15.68 590 KCSJUN Kate Elzinga,12,CASC - 45 2:44.36 656 PQAAAJUL Anne-M. L-Frechette,12,CNB - 46 1:26.49 618 EKSCAPR Kirsten Pomerleau,12,UCSC - 46 1:16.03 583 ABAGJUL Glenna Young,12,FMSC - 46 2:44.50 655 PQIAPR Marie-C. Dionne,12,UL - 47 1:26.56 617 ONAGJUL Karly Harding,12,WD - 47 1:16.25 579 BCAGJUL Brittany Reimer,12,SKSC - 47 2:44.52 655 BCAGJUL Hollis Roth,12,IS - 48 1:26.82 612 PQ3MAY Rebecca De Arburn-Paren,12,CNNG - 48 1:16.42 576 PGBMAR Erin Carlyle,12,LL - 48 2:44.58 654 PQIAPR Catherine Bezeau,12,SHER - 49 1:26.82 612 FARWAUG Hollis Roth,12,IS 1:27.81 49 1:16.62 572 ONIAPR Ogechi Abara,12,RHAC - 49 2:44.65 654 HYACKMAY Erin Carlyle,12,LL - 50 1:26.84 612 PQIAPR Marilyn Rozon,12,CAMO - 50 1:16.75 570 ONIAPR Hermina Ghena,12,NYAC - 50 2:44.75 653 EOSAJUN Genvieve Handforth,11,EBSC 2:53.11

19 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 400 METRES IND.MEDLEY 4X50 MEDLEY RELAY 4X50 FREE RELAY Rec: 5:02.71 Joanne Malar,HWAC,88 Best 99 Rec: 2:10.53 Regina OD,ROD,90 Rec: 1:55.52 Etobicoke Swimming,ETOB,95 1 5:17.27 788 BCAGJUL Mallory Hoekstra,12,EKSC 5:22.73 1 2:15.38 681 ABAGJUL Edmonton Keyano,EKSC 1 2:00.96 630 ONIAPR North York AC,NYAC 2 5:22.11 764 ONSRFEB Amanda Long,12,LAC 5:22.59 2 2:16.75 666 MBSKJUL Manta Swim Club,MANTA 2 2:01.41 624 ABAGJUL Calgary Swimming,UCSC 3 5:23.21 759 CDSCAPR Anne Schmuck,12,PSW 5:33.34 3 2:17.96 653 BCAGJUL Pacific Sea Wolves,PSW 3 2:01.48 623 EKSCAPR Edmonton Keyano,EKSC 4 5:23.90 755 EOSAJUN Emily Gillespie,12,PERTH 5:53.00 4 2:19.90 632 MMAPR Manitoba Marlins,MM 4 2:01.99 617 MBSKJUL Manta Swim Club,MANTA 5 5:26.54 742 ABAGJUL Carleen Ready,12,LASC 5:30.41 5 2:20.09 630 BCAGJUL Island Swimming,IS 5 2:02.96 606 EKSCAPR Cascade Swim Club,CASC 6 5:32.25 715 ESWIMJUN Julia Wilkinson,12,SKY - 6 2:20.38 626 ONIAPR Nepean Kanata,NKB 6 2:03.05 605 ONIAPR Glouc-Ottawa Kingfish,GO 7 5:32.59 714 BCAGJUL Kimberly Kabesh,12,STSC - 7 2:20.44 626 EKSCAPR Cascade Swim Club,CASC 7 2:03.88 595 ONAGJUL Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM 8 5:33.72 708 ONAGJUL Whitney Rich,12,ISS 5:51.26 8 2:20.59 624 PQIAPR Montreal Aquatique,CAMO 8 2:04.00 593 ONIAPR Uxbridge SC,USC 9 5:33.89 708 CDSCAPR Kayla Rawlings,12,PSW - 9 2:20.68 623 ONIAPR North York AC,NYAC 9 2:04.43 588 ONIAPR Cambridge Aquajets,CAJ 10 5:34.40 705 BCAGJUL Melanie Nelson,12,IS 5:53.49 10 2:21.19 618 ESWIMJUN Richmond Hill AC,RHAC 10 2:04.63 586 MBSKJUL Fraser Valley Spartans,SPART 11 5:34.61 704 BCAGJUL Brittany Reimer,12,SKSC - 11 2:21.54 614 ONAGJUL Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM 11 2:04.94 583 ESWIMJUN Richmond Hill AC,RHAC 12 5:36.36 696 ONAGJUL Jody Jelen,12,ESWIM 5:49.67 12 2:21.64 613 PQIAPR Pointe Claire SC,PCSC 12 2:05.05 581 PQIAPR Montreal Aquatique,CAMO 13 5:36.96 693 MSSACMAY Nadia Kumentas,12,WD - 13 2:21.77 612 PQAAAJUL CN Haut-Richelieu,CNHR 13 2:05.10 581 PQAAAJUL Pointe Claire SC,PCSC 14 5:37.00 693 ONAGJUL Kayla Truswell,12,LAC 5:45.22 14 2:21.99 610 BCAGJUL Pacific Dolphins,PDSA 14 2:05.13 580 ONAGJUL Toronto Swim Club,TSC 15 5:38.18 688 MBSKJUL Hailee Traa,11,MANTA - 15 2:22.68 603 MBSKJUL Fraser Valley Spartans,SPART 15 2:05.35 578 ONTIIAPR Perth Stingrays,PERTH 16 5:38.62 686 TBTMAY Katy Murdoch,12,KSS - 16 2:22.88 600 ONAGJUL Toronto Swim Club,TSC 16 2:05.50 576 BCAGJUL Pacific Sea Wolves,PSW 17 5:38.87 685 MBSKJUL Amanda Bell,12,SPART - 17 2:23.33 596 ONIAPR Cambridge Aquajets,CAJ 17 2:05.94 571 MMAPR Manitoba Marlins,MM 18 5:40.09 679 ONAGJUL Tara Baxter,12,NKB - 18 2:23.43 595 ESWIMJUN London AC,LAC 18 2:06.20 568 ONAGJUL London AC,LAC 19 5:40.77 676 ISJUN Brittani Barber,12,PSW 5:48.86 19 2:23.69 592 MSSACMAY Whitby Dolphins,WD 19 2:06.58 564 ONAGJUL Windsor AC,WAC 20 5:41.53 673 BCAGJUL Elizabeth Hendrick,12,NCSA - 20 2:23.85 591 ONIAPR Uxbridge SC,USC 20 2:06.64 563 MBSKJUL Regina Opt.Dolphins,ROD 21 5:42.50 668 ONAGJUL Laura Kendall,12,ROW - 21 2:23.96 590 ABAGJUL Calgary Swimming,UCSC 21 2:06.70 563 ONAGJUL Oakville AC,OAK 22 5:42.51 668 ONAGJUL Rachael Kloosterman,11,WD - 22 2:24.20 587 BCAGJUL Vancouver Gators,GATOR 22 2:06.72 563 ONIAPR Nepean Kanata,NKB 23 5:43.25 665 BCAGJUL Katie Kotlowski,12,PSW - 23 2:24.34 586 STARJUN Oakville AC,OAK 23 2:07.00 559 BCAGJUL Island Swimming,IS 24 5:43.55 663 PPOMAY Jasmine Kastner,12,DDO - 24 2:24.92 580 ONAGJUL Windsor AC,WAC 24 2:07.37 555 ONIAPR Chatham Y,CYPS 25 5:45.28 656 ESWIMJUN Kristen Low,12,MSSAC - 25 2:25.57 574 PQIAPR Univ.Laval Rouge & Or,UL 25 2:07.61 553 ONIIIAPR Whitby Dolphins,WD 26 5:45.65 654 ONAGJUL Ivana Corovic,12,OAK - 26 2:25.94 570 ONIAPR Chatham Y,CYPS 26 2:07.63 553 BRANTAPR Mississauga AC,MSSAC 27 5:46.60 650 BCAGJUL Hollis Roth,12,IS - 27 2:26.61 564 ABAGJUL Fort McMurray SC,FMSC 27 2:07.75 551 PQAAJUL CN Outaouais,CNO 28 5:47.47 646 EASTJUL Candace Sears,12,MWC - 28 2:26.74 562 ONTIIAPR Kenora Swimming,KSS 28 2:07.77 551 PPOMAY Dollard Swim Team,DDO 29 5:47.52 646 ONTIIAPR Karen Ingo,11,KSS - 29 2:27.16 558 EASTJUL Miramichi Whitecaps,MWC 29 2:07.86 550 ONIAPR Barrie Trojans,BTSC 30 5:47.98 644 PGBMAR Erin Carlyle,12,LL - 30 2:27.20 558 ONTIIAPR Ernestown Barracudas,EBSC 30 2:07.90 550 ABAGJUL Fort McMurray SC,FMSC 31 5:48.18 643 ESWIMJUN Sarah Reed,12,LAC - 31 2:27.23 558 ESWIMJUN Mississauga AC,MSSAC 31 2:08.28 546 BCAGJUL Pacific Dolphins,PDSA 32 5:48.48 642 ONTIIAPR Kristina Schofield,12,POW - 32 2:27.33 557 HYACKMAY Hyack Swim Club,HYACK 32 2:08.34 545 PQIAPR Univ.Laval Rouge & Or,UL 33 5:48.60 641 ONAGJUL Emily Jellie,12,ROW - 33 2:27.58 554 MBSKJUL Regina Opt.Dolphins,ROD 33 2:08.47 544 ISAPR Nanaimo Riptide ST,NRST 34 5:48.63 641 ONAGJUL Sacha Lambert,12,TSC - 34 2:27.81 552 NEORJUN Orillia Channel Cats,CATS 34 2:08.74 541 BCAGJUL Chena Swim Club,CHENA 35 5:49.09 639 MBSKJUL Andrea Seaton,12,SPART - 35 2:27.83 552 PQIAPR CN Sherbrooke,SHER 35 2:08.92 539 ONTIIAPR Kenora Swimming,KSS 36 5:49.54 637 PQIAPR Carolyn Ross,12,CAMO - 36 2:28.04 550 EOSAJUN Perth Stingrays,PERTH 36 2:09.33 534 ONTIIAPR Orillia Channel Cats,CATS 37 5:49.71 637 MBSKJUL Linda Duarte,12,ROD - 37 2:28.09 550 MBSKJUL Saskatoon Goldfins,GOLD 37 2:09.35 534 ONTIIAPR Ernestown Barracudas,EBSC 38 5:50.57 633 ONAGJUL Stephanie Sangster,12,NEW - 38 2:28.19 549 PQAAJUL Dollard Swim Team,DDO 38 2:10.14 526 BCAGJUL Vancouver Gators,GATOR 39 5:50.60 633 ISJUN Courtney Weaver,12,NRST - 39 2:28.74 544 PQAAJUL CN Outaouais,CNO 39 2:10.59 521 ABAGJUL Calgary Killarney SC,KSC 40 5:50.63 633 EOSAJUN Shannon McQueen,13,GO 5:47.64 40 2:28.91 542 ONIIIAPR St.Thomas Jumbo Jets,STJJ 40 2:10.86 519 PQ3MAY CA La Salle,CALAC 41 5:50.65 633 BCAGJUL Jaylene Witala,12,HYACK - 41 2:28.94 542 ISAPR Nanaimo Riptide ST,NRST 41 2:10.89 518 PQAAAJUL CN Haut-Richelieu,CNHR 42 5:51.07 631 ONTIIAPR Jasmine Mahdy,12,CHAMP - 42 2:29.13 540 EOSAJUN Glouc-Ottawa Kingfish,GO 42 2:10.90 518 HYACKMAY Hyack Swim Club,HYACK 43 5:52.66 624 CDSCAPR Kathryn Johnson,12,PDSA - 43 2:29.63 536 NSAGJUN Eastern Alliance,EAST 43 2:11.09 516 ONIAPR Tillsonburg AT,TAT 44 5:52.86 623 ABAGJUL Lauren Walker,12,OSC - 44 2:29.88 533 ONCRJUN Cobra Swim Club,COBRA 44 2:11.38 513 PQIAPR CN Sherbrooke,SHER 45 5:53.09 622 CNHRMAY Anne-M. L-Frechette,12,CNB - 45 2:30.00 532 ONIAPR Barrie Trojans,BTSC 45 2:11.41 513 EASTJUL Saint John Fundy AC,TIDE 46 5:53.53 620 PQIAPR Catherine Bezeau,12,SHER - 46 2:30.86 525 ESWIMJUN Pickering SC,PICK 46 2:11.53 512 ONCRJUN Cobra Swim Club,COBRA 47 5:54.19 618 ONAGJUL Tawnya Rudy,12,SCAR - 47 2:30.88 524 EKSCMAR Olympian Swim Club,OSC 47 2:12.00 507 PQ3MAY Nataskouach Granby,CNNG 48 5:54.52 616 ONAGJUL Jessica Plata,12,OAK - 48 2:32.30 512 PQIAPR Samak de Brossard,SAMAK 48 2:12.16 506 EOSAJUN Hawkesbury Orca,HOST 49 5:54.62 616 ONAGJUL Sarah Mclaughlin,12,OSHAC - 49 2:32.61 509 AACAPR Ajax Aquatic Club,AAC 49 2:12.28 504 NEORJUN Laurentian Univ.SC,LUSC 50 5:54.87 615 BCAGJUL Breanne Poland,12,RAC - 50 2:32.93 506 EASTJUL Campbellton Aquatika,AQUA 50 2:12.49 502 ONTIIAPR Piranhas of Woodstock,POW

11-12 BOYS 2000 LONG COURSE TAG® 50 METRES FREESTYLE 100 METRES FREESTYLE 200 METRES FREESTYLE Rec: 26.17 John M.Mills,GO,92 Best 99 Rec: 57.20 Miguel Munoz,ESC,86 Best 99 Rec: 2:05.83 Chuck Sayao,TOMAC,95 Best 99 1 26.44 709 ONAGJUL Sean Dawson,12,GO 28.80 1 58.41 713 ONAGJUL Sean Dawson,12,GO 1:02.24 1 2:08.92 705 ONAGJUL Mark Kurtzer,12,NEW - 2 27.00 677 ONAGJUL Mark Kurtzer,12,NEW - 2 1:00.05 670 ONAGJUL Mark Kurtzer,12,NEW - 2 2:09.61 697 ONAGJUL Sean Dawson,12,GO 2:16.90 3 27.39 655 NEORJUN Jeff Byrne,12,SSMAC 29.24 3 1:00.40 661 BCAGJUL Gavin D’Amico,12,EKSC - 3 2:11.76 671 BCAGJUL Gavin D’Amico,12,EKSC 2:24.30 4 28.08 617 PQAAAJUL David Milot,12,PCSC - 4 1:01.55 633 FARWAUG Alexander Love,12,ROD - 4 2:13.02 657 CASCMAY Jesse Lund,12,EKSC - 5 28.39 601 ABAGJUL Pascal Wollach,12,LASC - 5 1:01.57 632 ABAGJUL Pascal Wollach,12,LASC - 5 2:13.06 656 FARWAUG Alexander Love,12,ROD - 6 28.41 600 KCSJUN Jackson Wang,12,DELTA - 6 1:01.94 623 PPOMAY Etienne Lavallee,12,EXCEL 1:06.67 6 2:14.33 642 PPOMAY Etienne Lavallee,12,EXCEL - 7 28.44 599 BCAGJUL Gavin D’Amico,12,EKSC - 7 1:02.07 620 KCSJUN Jackson Wang,12,DELTA - 7 2:14.91 636 ONAGJUL Chris Bento,12,LAC 2:22.20 8 28.52 595 ABAGJUL Lee Grant,12,UCSC - 8 1:02.44 611 PQAAAJUL David Milot,12,PCSC - 8 2:15.72 627 BCAGJUL Pascal Wollach,12,LASC 2:25.20 9 28.69 586 PPOMAY Etienne Lavallee,12,EXCEL - 9 1:02.73 605 EKSCAPR Jesse Lund,12,EKSC - 9 2:16.67 616 PQ3MAY Samuel Chartrand,12,ELITE - 10 28.71 585 PQAAAJUL Samuel Chartrand,12,ELITE - 10 1:03.04 597 RODJAN Andrew Malawski,12,ROD - 10 2:18.09 601 ABAGJUL Robert Buckland,12,COMET - 11 28.79 581 BCAGJUL Ray Betuzzi,12,PDSA - 11 1:03.26 592 PQAAAJUL Samuel Chartrand,12,ELITE - 11 2:18.54 596 BROCKMAY Kyle Palfrey,12,SCAR - 12 28.94 574 RODJAN Andrew Malawski,12,ROD 30.01 12 1:03.33 591 BCAGJUL Ray Betuzzi,12,PDSA - 12 2:19.77 584 ONAGJUL Alex Brunton,12,BRANT - 13 28.99 571 ESWIMJUN Steven Rubacha,12,ESWIM - 13 1:03.50 587 ABAGJUL Robert Buckland,12,COMET - 13 2:20.07 581 ONIAPR Mark Dimitroff,12,NYAC - 14 29.01 570 MBSKJUL Willie Bell,12,SD - 14 1:03.65 584 ESWIMJUN Chris Bento,12,LAC - 14 2:20.10 580 RODJAN Andrew Malawski,12,ROD - 15 29.03 569 PQAAAJUL Mathieu Bois,12,HIPPO - 15 1:03.84 579 EKSCAPR Aaron Loh,12,EKSC - 15 2:20.49 576 CDSCAPR Ray Betuzzi,12,PDSA - 16 29.16 563 ONAGJUL Christian Meyer,12,WAC - 16 1:03.86 579 LUSCMAY Jeff Byrne,12,SSMAC - 16 2:20.49 576 ESWIMJUN Matthew Pariselli,12,NYAC - 17 29.18 562 LASCAPR Rodale Estor,12,CASC - 17 1:03.88 578 ESWIMJUN Jamie Ross,12,AUROR - 17 2:20.54 576 MSSACMAY Scott Samuel,12,OAK - 18 29.20 561 ONAGJUL Bryan Mell,12,NEW - 18 1:03.91 578 ABAGJUL Lee Grant,12,UCSC - 18 2:20.54 576 PCSCJUN Mathieu Bouchard,12,AQUA - 19 29.22 560 BCAGJUL Jesse Lund,12,EKSC - 19 1:03.94 577 MBSKJUL Willie Bell,12,SD - 19 2:20.55 576 ONIAPR Adam Eilath,12,RHAC - 20 29.23 560 CASCMAY Alexander Love,12,ROD - 20 1:04.26 570 ONAGJUL Christian Meyer,12,WAC - 20 2:20.66 575 FARWAUG Jonathan Marquez,12,TSC-TO - 21 29.26 558 MSSACMAY Nathan Zonenberg,12,NYAC - 21 1:04.40 567 PQIIAPR Alex Desilets,12,MEGO - 21 2:20.94 572 MBSKJUL Willie Bell,12,SD 2:25.90 22 29.28 557 ESWIMJUN Chris Bento,12,LAC - 22 1:04.44 566 MSSACMAY Nathan Zonenberg,12,NYAC - 22 2:21.26 569 ONAGJUL Kevin Jones,12,OAK - 23 29.42 551 ONTIIAPR Steven Posthumus,12,TBT - 23 1:04.47 565 ONAGJUL Bryan Mell,12,NEW - 23 2:21.47 567 BCAGJUL Kris Yap-Chung,12,HYACK 2:23.73 24 29.52 546 ABAGJUL Matt Mantler,12,PPS - 24 1:04.48 565 ONIAPR Mark Dimitroff,12,NYAC - 24 2:21.51 566 LUSCMAY Jeff Byrne,12,SSMAC - 25 29.52 546 HYACKMAY Kris Yap-Chung,12,HYACK 30.29 25 1:04.48 565 EASTJUL Mathieu Bouchard,12,AQUA - 25 2:21.58 565 ONAGJUL David Landry,12,OAK - 26 29.52 546 STARJUN Kevin Jones,12,OAK - 26 1:04.65 561 BRANTAPR Nelson Nedzielski,12,MSSAC 1:05.67 26 2:21.61 565 PQAAAJUL Renaud Laliberte,11,UL - 27 29.70 538 MBSKJUL Moseley-W.,12,TPRR - 27 1:04.66 561 PQIIAPR John P. Simon,12,BBF - 27 2:22.14 560 BRANTAPR Nelson Nedzielski,12,MSSAC 2:20.96 28 29.73 536 PQ3MAY Pierre-Luc Leblanc,12,ELITE - 28 1:04.69 561 HYACKMAY Kris Yap-Chung,12,HYACK 1:06.24 28 2:22.20 559 ESWIMJUN Steven Rubacha,12,ESWIM 2:21.18 29 29.75 535 ONAGJUL Mauro Parker,12,OAK - 29 1:04.75 559 EKSCAPR Rodale Estor,12,CASC - 29 2:22.71 554 PQIAPR Marc-A. Duchesneau,12,CAMO - 30 29.79 534 RODJAN Christian Carl,12,TBT 29.61 30 1:04.77 559 MSSACMAY Steven Rubacha,12,ESWIM 1:04.83 30 2:23.27 549 MSSACMAY Nathan Zonenberg,12,NYAC - 31 29.79 534 RODJAN Thomas Seibel,12,GOLD - 31 1:04.93 555 STARJUN Kevin Jones,12,OAK - 31 2:23.28 549 PQAAAJUL Francis Landry,12,CNSH - 32 29.81 533 ONIAPR Karim Hosny,12,NKB - 32 1:05.11 552 MBSKJUL Moseley-W.,12,TPRR - 32 2:23.40 548 GMACJUN Jamie Ross,12,AUROR - 33 29.81 533 ABAGJUL Joel Greenshields,12,RDCSC - 33 1:05.26 548 ONTIIAPR Steven Posthumus,12,TBT - 33 2:23.52 547 ONAGJUL Jonathan Carkner,12,GMAC - 34 29.81 533 ONAGJUL David Landry,12,OAK - 34 1:05.40 545 FARWAUG Patrick Cuch,11,TSC-TO 1:10.06 34 2:23.74 544 PQAAAJUL Francois-P Murray,11,CNDR - 35 29.84 531 ABAGJUL Kyle Thornley,12,CP - 35 1:05.62 541 RODJAN Christian Carl,12,TBT 1:06.12 35 2:23.83 544 KCSJUN Jackson Wang,12,DELTA - 36 29.91 528 ONIAPR Matthew Cado,12,RHAC - 36 1:05.63 541 ONAGJUL Alex Brunton,12,BRANT - 36 2:23.87 543 ABAGJUL Tyler Burton,12,FMSC - 37 29.93 527 PQ3MAY Marc-A. Gosselin,12,KOTN - 37 1:05.65 540 BROCKMAY Kyle Palfrey,12,SCAR - 37 2:23.88 543 FARWAUG Patrick Cuch,11,TSC-TO - 38 30.00 524 PQAAAJUL Samuel Garant,12,CNCI - 38 1:05.80 537 ONAGJUL David Landry,12,OAK - 38 2:24.02 542 PQAAAJUL Nicolas Sanschagrin,12,SAMAK - 39 30.01 524 ONAGJUL Samuel Thrall,11,OAK - 39 1:05.89 535 FARWAUG Jonathan Marquez,12,TSC-TO 1:14.47 39 2:24.04 542 CDSCAPR Matthew Sze,12,PDSA - 40 30.03 523 CDSCAPR Tommy Yi,12,GATOR - 40 1:05.97 534 PQAAAJUL Pierre-Luc Leblanc,12,ELITE - 40 2:24.04 542 LESDJUL David Mongeri,12,BROCK - 41 30.05 522 ABAGJUL Brett Schmid,12,CASC - 41 1:05.99 533 MSSACMAY Scott Samuel,12,OAK - 41 2:24.23 540 ONAGJUL Christian Meyer,12,WAC - 42 30.05 522 BCAGJUL Jordan Hartney,11,PSW - 42 1:06.32 527 ONAGJUL Trevor Morrison,12,NKB - 42 2:24.60 536 PQAAAJUL Pierre-Luc Leblanc,12,ELITE - 43 30.06 522 ONAGJUL Victor Khodko,12,NKB - 43 1:06.39 525 RODJAN James McKnight,12,GOLD - 43 2:24.80 534 LASCAPR Rodale Estor,12,CASC - 44 30.12 519 PQAAAJUL Francis Landry,12,CNSH - 44 1:06.51 523 ISAPR Lu Yi Lay,12,IS - 44 2:24.95 533 HYACKMAY Chris Wiggans,12,PDSA - 45 30.16 517 PPOMAY Trevor Morrison,12,NKB - 45 1:06.62 520 RODJAN Thomas Seibel,12,GOLD - 45 2:24.99 533 RODJAN Christian Carl,12,TBT 2:22.85 46 30.16 517 HYACKMAY Ilya Brotzky,11,PDSA - 46 1:06.62 520 PQ3MAY Marc-A. Gosselin,12,KOTN - 46 2:25.10 532 CNHRMAY David Milot,12,PCSC - 47 30.17 517 ABAGJUL Kyle Artym,12,UCSC - 47 1:06.67 519 PQAAAJUL Francis Landry,12,CNSH - 47 2:25.10 532 ONAGJUL Mauro Parker,12,OAK - 48 30.19 516 PQIAPR Marc-A. Duchesneau,12,CAMO - 48 1:06.69 519 PQAAAJUL Mathieu Bois,11,HIPPO - 48 2:25.12 531 ABAGJUL Lee Grant,12,UCSC - 49 30.29 511 MSSACMAY Kelvin Ng,11,RHAC - 49 1:06.72 518 CDSCAPR Kelso Cartwright,12,PDSA - 49 2:25.23 530 ONAGJUL Mark Taylor,12,MSSAC - 50 30.29 511 BCAGJUL Chris Wiggans,12,PDSA - 50 1:06.72 518 EASTJUL Daniel MacAulay,12,EAST - 50 2:25.28 530 PQIIAPR Alex Desilets,12,MEGO -

20 SWIMNEWS / APRIL 2000 11-12 BOYS CONTD.

400 METRES FREESTYLE 100 METRES BACKSTROKE 100 METRES BREASTSTROKE Rec: 4:19.04 Chuck Sayao,TOMAC,95 Best 99 Rec: 1:05.60 Tobias Oriwol,PCSC,98 Best 99 Rec: 1:12.24 David Cheung,CREST,94 Best 99 1 4:37.99 673 FARWAUG Alexander Love,12,ROD - 1 1:08.61 639 ABAGJUL Jesse Lund,12,EKSC 1:12.40 1 1:14.12 694 ABAGJUL Jesse Lund,12,EKSC 1:23.75 2 4:38.32 671 BCAGJUL Gavin D’Amico,12,EKSC 5:08.60 2 1:08.83 634 ABAGJUL Pascal Wollach,12,LASC 1:16.89 2 1:14.93 678 ONAGJUL Jamie Ross,12,AUROR - 3 4:42.28 649 ONAGJUL Mark Kurtzer,12,NEW - 3 1:09.35 623 BCAGJUL Jordan Hartney,11,PSW 1:17.78 3 1:15.02 676 CASCMAY Rodale Estor,12,CASC 1:20.17 4 4:43.46 643 BCAGJUL Pascal Wollach,12,LASC 5:00.71 4 1:09.78 614 PQAAAJUL Felix Renaud,12,CNB - 4 1:16.00 656 ONAGJUL Bryan Mell,12,NEW 1:22.46 5 4:43.68 642 ONAGJUL Chris Bento,12,LAC 4:51.91 5 1:10.36 602 PCSCJUN David Milot,12,PCSC - 5 1:18.55 607 RODJAN Andrew Malawski,12,ROD 1:22.65 6 4:49.36 612 ONTIIAPR David Mongeri,11,BROCK - 6 1:10.40 601 MBSKJUL Alexander Love,12,ROD - 6 1:20.46 572 MSSACMAY Nathan Zonenberg,12,NYAC - 7 4:49.83 610 ONAGJUL Sean Dawson,12,GO - 7 1:10.47 599 ONAGJUL Sean Dawson,12,GO 1:15.68 7 1:20.92 564 PPOMAY Etienne Lavallee,12,EXCEL - 8 4:51.52 601 PQAAAJUL Renaud Laliberte,11,UL 5:17.01 8 1:10.52 598 PQIIAPR Etienne Lavallee,12,EXCEL 1:14.74 8 1:21.19 559 PQIAPR Max Dumont,10,NES - 9 4:51.95 599 BCAGJUL Chris Wiggans,12,PDSA - 9 1:11.13 586 PQIIAPR Alex Desilets,12,MEGO - 9 1:21.30 557 DDOJUN Mathieu Bois,11,HIPPO - 10 4:52.77 595 EKSCMAR Jesse Lund,12,EKSC 5:09.37 10 1:11.70 574 ESWIMJUN Mark Kurtzer,12,NEW - 10 1:21.62 552 ONAGJUL Michael Materski,12,MSSAC - 11 4:54.01 589 BCAGJUL Kris Yap-Chung,12,HYACK 5:02.87 11 1:12.09 567 MSSACMAY Scott Samuel,12,OAK 1:17.42 11 1:21.94 547 ONIAPR Karim Hosny,12,NKB - 12 4:54.04 589 LUSCMAY Jeff Byrne,12,SSMAC - 12 1:12.68 555 ESWIMJUN Steven Rubacha,12,ESWIM 1:14.07 12 1:21.96 546 PQIAPR Philippe Grand’Maison,12,CAMO - 13 4:54.51 587 MSSACMAY Scott Samuel,12,OAK - 13 1:12.75 554 ABAGJUL John Lapins,12,EXST - 13 1:22.03 545 PQAAAJUL Patrick Marion,12,DDO 1:24.93 14 4:54.81 585 FARWAUG Jonathan Marquez,12,TSC-TO - 14 1:12.76 554 ESWIMJUN Ivan Leung,12,RHAC 1:17.19 14 1:22.44 538 PQAAAJUL Mathieu Brochu,12,KOTN - 15 4:55.17 584 FARWAUG Patrick Cuch,11,TSC-TO - 15 1:13.45 541 AACAPR Jeff Byrne,12,SSMAC - 15 1:22.47 538 PQAAAJUL Marc-A. Duchesneau,12,CAMO - 16 4:55.26 583 HYACKMAY Ray Betuzzi,12,PDSA - 16 1:13.52 540 ONAGJUL Jonathan Carkner,12,GMAC - 16 1:22.78 533 PQ3MAY Jonathan Turcotte,12,HIPPO - 17 4:55.46 582 MSSACMAY Matthew Pariselli,12,NYAC - 17 1:13.55 539 ONAGJUL Trevor Morrison,12,NKB - 17 1:23.08 528 CDSCAPR Leonard Ho,12,HYACK - 18 4:55.92 580 PQAAAJUL Samuel Chartrand,12,ELITE - 18 1:13.62 538 CDSCAPR Leonard Ho,12,HYACK 1:17.73 18 1:23.21 526 BROCKMAY Kyle Palfrey,12,SCAR 1:23.57 19 4:56.18 579 PQIAPR Nicolas Sanschagrin,12,SAMAK 5:08.87 19 1:13.74 536 STARJUN Kevin Jones,12,OAK - 19 1:23.41 523 ESWIMJUN Jonathan Lugo,12,MSSAC - 20 4:56.56 577 MBSKJUL Willie Bell,12,SD 5:09.14 20 1:13.85 534 ABAGJUL Lee Grant,12,UCSC - 20 1:23.96 514 MSSACMAY Daniel Baier,12,COBRA - 21 4:58.74 566 EASTJUL Mathieu Bouchard,12,AQUA - 21 1:13.91 532 ONIAPR David Arcand,12,GO - 21 1:24.13 511 EASTJUL Marc Pyle,11,SWAT - 22 4:58.82 566 BRANTAPR Nelson Nedzielski,12,MSSAC 5:01.09 22 1:14.29 526 PQAAAJUL Sebastien Angers,12,CASE - 22 1:24.17 511 CDSCAPR Kelso Cartwright,12,PDSA - 23 4:59.53 563 ONTIIAPR Karl Trimble,11,BROCK - 23 1:14.33 525 ESWIMJUN Chris Bento,12,LAC - 23 1:24.24 509 FARWAUG Alexander Love,12,ROD - 24 5:00.22 560 BCAGJUL Jordan Hartney,11,PSW 6:09.62 24 1:14.55 521 PQAAAJUL Marc-A. Duchesneau,12,CAMO - 24 1:24.30 509 PCSCJUN Jonathan Dumont,12,NES - 25 5:00.33 559 ONTIIAPR Mitchell Walsh,12,KSS - 25 1:14.57 520 CASCMAY Matthew Kunyk,12,EKSC 1:15.59 25 1:24.58 504 DDOJUN Guillaume Vallieres-L.,12,CNSJ - 26 5:01.05 556 CDSCAPR Matthew Sze,12,PDSA - 26 1:14.69 518 ONAGJUL Alex Brunton,12,BRANT - 26 1:24.80 501 ONIIIAPR Gerald Nieboer,12,BBB - 27 5:01.08 556 ONAGJUL James Davidson-G.,12,BRANT - 27 1:14.84 516 COBRAMAR John Lukovich,12,COBRA - 27 1:24.88 500 PQAAAJUL Mathieu Demers,12,DYNAM - 28 5:01.25 555 ABAGJUL Tyler Burton,12,FMSC - 28 1:15.08 511 CDSCAPR Kris Yap-Chung,12,HYACK 1:17.41 28 1:25.19 495 ONAGJUL Jonathan Marquez,11,TSC 1:37.20 29 5:01.35 554 ABAGJUL Matthew Verwey,12,RDCSC - 29 1:15.10 511 ONTIIAPR Steven Posthumus,12,TBT - 29 1:25.24 494 ABAGJUL Jeffrey Lai,12,EKSC - 30 5:01.49 554 ONAGJUL Jonathan Carkner,12,GMAC - 30 1:15.35 507 RODJAN Christian Carl,12,TBT - 30 1:25.37 492 ABAGJUL Jonathan Lam,12,EKSC - 31 5:01.53 553 RODJAN Andrew Malawski,12,ROD - 31 1:15.55 503 ONCRJUN Sean Duncan,12,RHAC - 31 1:25.46 491 ABAGJUL Matthew Verwey,12,RDCSC - 32 5:01.84 552 CNHRMAY Marc-A. Duchesneau,12,CAMO - 32 1:15.68 501 ESWIMJUN Matthew Pariselli,12,NYAC - 32 1:25.50 490 BCAGJUL Matthew Sze,12,PDSA - 33 5:02.20 550 PQAAAJUL Francis Landry,12,CNSH - 33 1:15.85 498 BCAGJUL Leonard Ma,12,PDSA - 33 1:25.58 489 ESWIMJUN Steven Rubacha,12,ESWIM 1:25.06 34 5:02.59 549 PPOMAY Chris Fox,12,NKB - 34 1:15.88 498 AACAPR Patrick Cuch,11,TSC - 34 1:25.59 489 CDSCAPR Erin Wong,12,GATOR - 35 5:02.92 547 BRANTAPR James Davidson-Gurney,12,BRANT - 35 1:16.24 492 ABAGJUL Jonathan Ross,12,EKSC - 35 1:25.59 489 KSCAPR Raymond Rieger,12,KSC - 36 5:03.09 546 RODJAN James McKnight,12,GOLD 5:08.26 36 1:16.27 491 ONAGJUL Mark Taylor,12,MSSAC - 36 1:25.61 489 RODJAN Christian Seon,11,SD 1:31.20 37 5:03.25 546 ONCRJUN Mark Taylor,12,MSSAC - 37 1:16.33 490 ABAGJUL Joel Greenshields,12,RDCSC 1:18.67 37 1:25.66 488 ONAGJUL Paul Hazlett,12,GMAC - 38 5:03.32 545 ONCRJUN Sean Duncan,12,RHAC - 38 1:16.40 489 HYACKMAY Justin Leung,11,ARBU - 38 1:25.97 483 ABAGJUL Kyle Artym,12,UCSC - 39 5:03.81 543 ONTIIAPR Alex Cambareri,11,CPAC - 39 1:16.46 488 PQAAAJUL Maxime -Gosselin,12,CNHR - 39 1:26.07 482 BRANTAPR Etienne Beauchamp,12,CNMN - 40 5:04.41 540 CASCMAY Tyson Larone,12,EKSC - 40 1:16.47 488 RODJAN James McKnight,12,GOLD - 40 1:26.08 482 KSCAPR Gordon Nuttall,12,VKSC - 41 5:04.69 539 ESWIMJUN John Carkner,12,GMAC - 41 1:16.50 487 BCAGJUL Ryan Fung,12,GATOR - 41 1:26.08 482 LASCJUN Pascal Wollach,12,LASC - 42 5:05.15 537 PQAAAJUL David Normandin,12,CNHR - 42 1:16.51 487 HYACKMAY Chris Wiggans,12,PDSA - 42 1:26.25 479 ABAGJUL Jason Anhorn,12,AMAC - 43 5:05.39 536 ISAPR Lu Yi Lay,12,IS - 43 1:16.61 485 MBSKJUL Marek Glowacki,12,MM - 43 1:26.49 476 CASCMAY Tyson Larone,12,EKSC - 44 5:05.40 536 ESWIMJUN Steven Rubacha,12,ESWIM 5:08.94 44 1:16.80 482 ABAGJUL Brett Schmid,12,CASC 1:24.25 44 1:26.52 475 PQAAAJUL Eric Belec,12,PCSC - 45 5:05.95 534 PQAAAJUL Francois-P Murray,11,CNDR - 45 1:16.86 481 ESWIMJUN John Carkner,12,GMAC - 45 1:26.56 475 STARJUN Tristan Partridge,12,OAK - 46 5:06.11 533 PQAAAJUL Guillaume Vallieres-L.,12,CNSJ - 46 1:16.90 481 ONIAPR Mark Dimitroff,12,NYAC - 46 1:27.23 465 EASTJUL Scott Bennett,12,SJL - 47 5:06.70 530 ABAGJUL Adam Szoo,12,CASC 5:27.13 47 1:16.90 481 ONTIIAPR Luc Troiani,12,EBSC - 47 1:27.47 462 CDSCAPR Tommy Yi,12,GATOR - 48 5:07.17 528 EASTJUL Daniel MacAulay,12,EAST - 48 1:16.97 479 PQAAAJUL Joel Dupont,12,UL - 48 1:27.62 460 ONAGJUL Jason Yee,11,NEW - 49 5:07.25 528 LASCAPR Rodale Estor,12,CASC - 49 1:17.01 479 ONAGJUL David Landry,12,OAK - 49 1:27.80 457 BCAGJUL Ryan Fung,10,NYAC - 50 5:07.55 527 PQIAPR Jonathan Blouin,11,CNQ - 50 1:17.08 478 MSSACMAY Daniel Baier,12,COBRA - 50 1:28.01 454 EASTJUL Ivan Leung,12,RHAC - 1500 METRES FREESTYLE 200 METRES BACKSTROKE 200 METRES BREASTSTROKE Rec: 17:05.50 Nicholas Richards,PCSC,84 Best 99 Rec: 2:18.05 Tobias Oriwol,PCSC,98 Best 99 Rec: 2:36.28 Ryan Chiew,HYACK,99 Best 99 1 18:22.49 674 MBSKJUL Alexander Love,12,ROD - 1 2:25.86 666 PQAAAJUL Felix Renaud,12,CNB - 1 2:42.85 672 ABAGJUL Jesse Lund,12,EKSC 2:57.71 2 18:32.39 661 BCAGJUL Gavin D’Amico,12,EKSC - 2 2:27.47 649 BCAGJUL Jesse Lund,12,EKSC 2:40.93 2 2:43.82 663 EKSCAPR Rodale Estor,12,CASC 2:51.94 3 18:41.47 648 ABAGJUL Pascal Wollach,12,LASC - 3 2:27.99 644 ONAGJUL Mark Kurtzer,12,NEW - 3 2:44.86 654 ONAGJUL Jamie Ross,12,AUROR - 4 18:50.46 636 ONAGJUL Chris Bento,12,LAC 19:17.75 4 2:28.77 636 BCAGJUL Jordan Hartney,11,PSW 2:48.56 4 2:45.80 645 ONAGJUL Chris Bento,12,LAC 3:02.55 5 18:59.26 625 ONAGJUL Matthew Pariselli,12,NYAC 20:19.43 5 2:28.92 634 MBSKJUL Alexander Love,12,ROD - 5 2:45.81 645 ONAGJUL Bryan Mell,12,NEW 3:00.44 6 19:21.37 596 MSSACMAY Scott Samuel,12,OAK - 6 2:29.36 630 BCAGJUL Pascal Wollach,12,LASC 2:41.58 6 2:48.85 618 PQAAAJUL Mathieu Bois,12,HIPPO - 7 19:23.24 594 PQAAAJUL Renaud Laliberte,11,UL - 7 2:29.76 626 PQIIAPR Etienne Lavallee,13,EXCEL 2:38.69 7 2:51.30 597 PQAAAJUL Marc-A. Duchesneau,12,CAMO - 8 19:24.76 592 BROCKMAY David Mongeri,11,BROCK - 8 2:32.35 601 MSSACMAY Scott Samuel,12,OAK 2:44.14 8 2:54.94 567 PPOMAY Etienne Lavallee,12,EXCEL 3:07.12 9 19:25.71 591 BCAGJUL Chris Wiggans,12,PDSA 20:53.18 9 2:33.01 595 ESWIMJUN Chris Bento,12,LAC - 9 2:55.55 562 RODJAN Andrew Malawski,12,ROD 3:03.75 10 19:28.80 587 PQAAAJUL Nicolas Sanschagrin,12,SAMAK 20:13.09 10 2:33.43 591 PQIIAPR Alex Desilets,12,MEGO - 10 2:56.11 557 DDOJUN Patrick Marion,12,DDO 3:02.39 11 19:39.14 575 MBSKJUL Willie Bell,12,SD 20:43.81 11 2:34.81 578 ESWIMJUN Ivan Leung,12,RHAC 2:44.40 11 2:56.39 555 PQIAPR Max Dumont,11,NES - 12 19:45.04 568 ONAGJUL James Davidson-G.,12,BRANT - 12 2:34.94 577 EOSAJUN Sean Dawson,12,GO - 12 2:56.47 555 EKSCAPR Gavin D’Amico,12,EKSC - 13 19:45.88 567 ABAGJUL Matthew Verwey,12,RDCSC - 13 2:36.41 563 PQAAAJUL Sebastien Angers,12,CASE - 13 2:56.96 551 PQ3MAY Jonathan Turcotte,12,HIPPO - 14 19:47.15 565 BCAGJUL Ray Betuzzi,12,PDSA - 14 2:36.47 563 ESWIMJUN Steven Rubacha,12,ESWIM 2:39.99 14 2:57.04 550 ONIAPR Nathan Zonenberg,12,NYAC - 15 19:47.89 564 OSCAPR Jesse Lund,12,EKSC - 15 2:37.05 558 CNHRMAY David Milot,12,PCSC - 15 2:57.17 549 PQIAPR Philippe Grand’Maison,12,CAMO 3:06.48 16 19:48.84 563 BCAGJUL Max Inverarity,12,PDSA - 16 2:37.21 556 CDSCAPR Leonard Ho,12,HYACK 2:43.41 16 2:57.29 548 PQAAAJUL Mathieu Brochu,12,KOTN - 17 19:53.71 557 PQAAAJUL David Normandin,12,CNHR - 17 2:37.35 555 EKSCAPR Matthew Kunyk,12,EKSC 2:44.24 17 2:57.88 544 ONIAPR Jonathan Marquez,11,TSC - 18 19:54.38 557 PQAAAJUL Francois-P Murray,11,CNDR - 18 2:38.39 546 ONAGJUL Alex Brunton,12,BRANT - 18 2:58.27 541 ONAGJUL Michael Materski,12,MSSAC - 19 19:57.84 553 EASTJUL Mathieu Bouchard,12,AQUA - 19 2:38.52 545 ONAGJUL Jonathan Carkner,12,GMAC - 19 2:58.90 536 CASCMAY Alexander Love,12,ROD - 20 19:59.61 551 ONAGJUL Alex Cambareri,12,CPAC - 20 2:38.55 544 ABAGJUL John Lapins,12,EXST - 20 3:00.40 525 PQAAAJUL Mathieu Demers,12,DYNAM - 21 20:03.27 546 BROCKMAY Kyle Palfrey,12,SCAR - 21 2:38.62 544 DDOJUN Samuel Chartrand,12,ELITE - 21 3:00.56 523 ABAGJUL Jonathan Lam,12,EKSC 3:09.42 22 20:05.36 544 BROCKMAY Nick Bake,12,BROCK - 22 2:38.86 542 ONIAPR David Arcand,12,GO - 22 3:00.97 520 EKSCMAR Jeffrey Lai,12,EKSC - 23 20:05.56 544 EOSAJUN Sean Dawson,12,GO - 23 2:38.88 542 ESWIMJUN Matthew Pariselli,12,NYAC 2:49.76 23 3:01.36 517 OSCAPR Tyson Larone,12,EKSC - 24 20:06.90 542 ONAGJUL David Landry,12,OAK - 24 2:39.01 540 HYACKMAY Kris Yap-Chung,12,HYACK 2:40.83 24 3:01.52 516 ESWIMJUN Paul Hazlett,12,GMAC - 25 20:08.69 540 PQAAAJUL Chris Ekstrand,12,DDO - 25 2:39.20 539 NEORJUN Jeff Byrne,12,SSMAC 2:44.59 25 3:02.06 512 MSSACMAY Steven Rubacha,12,ESWIM 2:59.34 26 20:09.22 540 BCAGJUL Jordan Hartney,11,PSW - 26 2:39.52 536 ABAGJUL Lee Grant,12,UCSC - 26 3:02.26 511 EASTJUL Jonathan Dumont,12,NES - 27 20:09.84 539 NSAGJUN Daniel MacAulay,12,EAST - 27 2:39.85 533 ONAGJUL Mark Taylor,12,MSSAC - 27 3:02.58 509 MSSACMAY Daniel Baier,12,COBRA - 28 20:11.37 537 ONAGJUL Jonathan Carkner,12,GMAC - 28 2:40.37 529 AACAPR Kevin Jones,12,OAK 2:46.79 28 3:03.02 505 EASTJUL Marc Pyle,11,SWAT - 29 20:12.35 536 BCAGJUL Ryan Cochrane,11,IS - 29 2:40.58 527 RODJAN Christian Carl,12,TBT - 29 3:03.22 504 CDSCAPR Matthew Sze,12,PDSA - 30 20:13.06 535 ABAGJUL Adam Szoo,12,CASC - 30 2:40.69 526 OSCAPR Gavin D’Amico,12,EKSC - 30 3:03.32 503 ABAGJUL Matthew Verwey,12,RDCSC - 31 20:13.90 534 ONAGJUL Jonathan Marquez,11,TSC - 31 2:40.77 526 ONAGJUL Trevor Morrison,12,NKB - 31 3:03.79 500 BCAGJUL Ryan Fung,10,NYAC - 32 20:15.47 533 WEOSAJUN Christian Mayer,12,WAC - 32 2:41.31 521 ABAGJUL Joel Greenshields,11,RDCSC 2:47.65 32 3:03.88 499 CDSCAPR Kelso Cartwright,12,PDSA - 33 20:16.50 531 ABAGJUL Tyler Burton,12,FMSC - 33 2:41.46 520 ONAGJUL Bryan Fumerton,11,USC - 33 3:04.11 498 CDSCAPR Erin Wong,12,GATOR - 34 20:18.29 529 WEOSAJUN Josh Millar,12,BRANT - 34 2:41.48 520 CDSCAPR Chris Wiggans,12,PDSA - 34 3:04.32 496 PQIAPR Richard Zieba,12,PCSC - 35 20:21.83 526 BCAGJUL Matthew Sze,12,PDSA 20:27.30 35 2:41.50 520 PQAAAJUL Marc-A. Duchesneau,12,CAMO - 35 3:04.42 496 PQAAAJUL Eric Belec,12,PCSC - 36 20:22.03 525 BCAGJUL Kyr Getman,11,WVOSC - 36 2:41.73 518 PQAAAJUL Maxime Rome-Gosselin,12,CNHR - 36 3:04.87 492 ABAGJUL Charles Wong,11,UCSC - 37 20:22.70 525 BCAGJUL Ryan Buna,11,IS - 37 2:42.33 513 BCAGJUL Ryan Fung,10,NYAC - 37 3:05.39 489 CASCMAY Raymond Rieger,12,KSC - 38 20:23.01 524 OSCAPR Tyson Larone,12,EKSC - 38 2:42.74 509 BRANTAPR Adam Derech,12,BRANT - 38 3:05.62 487 DDOJUN Guillaume Vallieres-L.,12,CNSJ - 39 20:23.91 523 ISJUN Benjamin Ryan,12,PN - 39 2:43.09 507 ABAGJUL Adam Szoo,12,CASC - 39 3:05.79 486 KSCAPR Gordon Nuttall,12,VKSC - 40 20:25.76 521 PQ3MAY Pascal Provencher-F,11,GAMIN - 40 2:43.19 506 ONIAPR Mark Dimitroff,12,NYAC - 40 3:06.20 483 HYACKMAY Calvin Cheng,12,PDSA - 41 20:27.22 520 EOSAJUN Peter Bowen,12,GO - 41 2:43.34 505 MBSKJUL Marek Glowacki,12,MM - 41 3:06.29 483 CASCMAY Kyle Artym,12,UCSC - 42 20:29.62 517 ISAPR Ryan Clouston,12,IS - 42 2:43.35 505 PQIAPR Jonathan Blouin,11,CNQ - 42 3:06.63 480 ESWIMJUN Jonathan Lugo,12,MSSAC - 43 20:32.18 514 EASTJUL Sean Duncan,12,RHAC - 43 2:43.72 502 ESWIMJUN Bryan Mell,12,NEW - 43 3:07.11 477 ONAGJUL Tristan Partridge,12,OAK - 44 20:32.48 514 PQAAAJUL Jonathan Gagne,11,DDO - 44 2:44.05 499 RODJAN James McKnight,12,GOLD 2:46.48 44 3:07.31 476 EASTJUL Scott Bennett,12,SJL - 45 20:32.49 514 BCAGJUL Davor Isic,12,PDSA - 45 2:44.37 496 CDSCAPR Matthew Sze,12,PDSA - 45 3:07.43 475 BRANTAPR Etienne Beauchamp,11,CNMN - 46 20:32.95 514 OSCAPR Tristan Armstrong,12,NCSA 20:14.04 46 2:44.72 494 ABAGJUL Jonathan Ross,12,EKSC - 46 3:07.57 474 PQIAPR Charles Paquet-Rousseau,12,CNQ - 47 20:33.62 513 PQ3MAY Marc-A. Gosselin,12,KOTN - 47 2:44.80 493 ESWIMJUN John Carkner,12,GMAC - 47 3:08.09 471 AACAPR Kevin Jones,12,OAK - 48 20:38.51 508 MBSKJUL Mitchell Dean,12,YLSC - 48 2:44.82 493 ONAGJUL Victor Shih,12,MSSAC - 48 3:08.25 470 PQ3MAY Sebastien Plante,12,KOTN - 49 20:39.25 507 PQ3MAY Mathieu Demers,12,DYNAM - 49 2:44.87 493 ISAPR Tony Daigle,12,CRKW - 49 3:08.31 469 PQ3MAY Nicolas Murray,13,DYNAM - 50 20:40.19 506 ABAGJUL Adam Kautz,12,CASC - 50 2:45.25 490 PQAAAJUL Mathieu Demers,12,DYNAM - 50 3:08.62 467 PGBMAR Jordan Hiebert,12,PN -

21 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 11-12 BOYS CONTD.

100 METRES BUTTERFLY 200 METRES IND.MEDLEY 4X50 MEDLEY RELAY Rec: 1:03.26 Michael Calkins,IS,90 Best 99 Rec: 2:21.81 Brian Johns,RACER,95 Best 99 Rec: 2:06.96 Mississauga AC,TOMAC,92 1 1:05.69 649 PCSCJUN David Milot,12,PCSC 1:16.89 1 2:25.72 697 BCAGJUL Jesse Lund,12,EKSC 2:40.16 1 2:09.96 571 CASCMAY Edmonton Keyano,EKSC 2 1:07.80 602 ABAGJUL Jesse Lund,12,EKSC - 2 2:28.48 668 ONAGJUL Chris Bento,12,LAC 2:43.27 2 2:13.20 537 EKSCAPR Cascade Swim Club,CASC 3 1:08.01 598 PPOMAY Etienne Lavallee,12,EXCEL 1:15.59 3 2:29.53 658 FARWAUG Alexander Love,12,ROD - 3 2:14.04 528 ONIAPR Nepean Kanata,NKB 4 1:08.20 594 ONAGJUL Patrick Cuch,11,TSC 1:13.79 4 2:30.44 648 PPOMAY Etienne Lavallee,12,EXCEL 2:41.92 4 2:16.18 507 ONIAPR North York AC,NYAC 5 1:08.79 581 BCAGJUL Kris Yap-Chung,12,HYACK 1:11.37 5 2:31.54 637 BCAGJUL Gavin D’Amico,12,EKSC - 5 2:18.56 485 ABAGJUL Calgary Swimming,UCSC 6 1:09.67 563 ABAGJUL Gavin D’Amico,12,EKSC - 6 2:33.72 616 LUSCMAY Jeff Byrne,12,SSMAC 2:42.96 6 2:18.61 484 BCAGJUL Pacific Dolphins,PDSA 7 1:09.91 559 PCSCJUN Mathieu Bouchard,12,AQUA - 7 2:34.30 611 ONIAPR Sean Dawson,12,GO - 7 2:19.38 477 PQAAAJUL Pointe Claire SC,PCSC 8 1:10.26 552 MBSKJUL Alexander Love,12,ROD - 8 2:34.38 610 ESWIMJUN Mark Kurtzer,12,NEW - 8 2:19.52 476 ONIAPR Richmond Hill AC,RHAC 9 1:10.43 548 PQAAAJUL Samuel Chartrand,12,ELITE - 9 2:34.98 604 BCAGJUL Pascal Wollach,12,LASC - 9 2:19.84 473 PQIAPR CN Quebec,CNQ 10 1:10.46 548 LUSCMAY Jeff Byrne,12,SSMAC - 10 2:34.98 604 PQAAAJUL Mathieu Bois,12,HIPPO - 10 2:20.09 471 ONAGJUL Toronto Swim Club,TSC 11 1:10.64 544 PQAAAJUL Felix Renaud,12,CNB - 11 2:35.68 598 ONAGJUL Bryan Mell,12,NEW - 11 2:20.41 468 MSSACMAY Mississauga AC,MSSAC 12 1:11.20 533 PQIAPR Nicolas Sanschagrin,12,SAMAK 1:15.59 12 2:35.71 597 ESWIMJUN Jamie Ross,12,AUROR - 12 2:20.95 463 AACAPR Oakville AC,OAK 13 1:11.24 533 PQAAAJUL Mathieu Bois,12,HIPPO - 13 2:36.06 594 PQAAAJUL Felix Renaud,12,CNB - 13 2:23.45 442 BCAGJUL Vancouver Gators,GATOR 14 1:11.39 530 ISAPR Lu Yi Lay,12,IS 1:14.32 14 2:36.22 593 CDSCAPR Leonard Ho,12,HYACK 2:43.92 14 2:24.21 436 PQIAPR Montreal Aquatique,CAMO 15 1:12.06 517 ONIAPR Matthew Pariselli,12,NYAC - 15 2:36.82 587 BCAGJUL Jordan Hartney,11,PSW 3:08.89 15 2:24.60 433 PQ3MAY Baie Comeau,KOTN 16 1:12.45 510 BRANTAPR Nelson Nedzielski,12,MSSAC 1:15.73 16 2:37.27 583 CASCMAY Rodale Estor,12,CASC - 16 2:24.64 432 PQIAPR Samak de Brossard,SAMAK 17 1:12.99 500 ESWIMJUN Chris Bento,12,LAC - 17 2:37.73 579 MSSACMAY Nathan Zonenberg,12,NYAC - 17 2:25.25 427 PQ3MAY Hippocame St-Hubert,HIPPO 18 1:13.36 494 FARWAUG Cody Gault,11,TSC - 18 2:38.00 576 MSSACMAY Scott Samuel,12,OAK - 18 2:25.50 425 ONIAPR Glouc-Ottawa Kingfish,GO 19 1:13.59 490 ABAGJUL Robert Buckland,12,COMET - 19 2:38.10 575 ONIAPR Matthew Pariselli,12,NYAC - 19 2:25.81 423 ONIAPR Guelph Marlin AC,GMAC 20 1:13.72 488 KCSJUN Jackson Wang,12,DELTA - 20 2:38.28 574 CNHRMAY Marc-A. Duchesneau,12,CAMO - 20 2:26.07 421 CASCMAY Calgary Killarney SC,KSC 21 1:13.74 487 EKSCAPR Tyson Larone,12,EKSC - 21 2:38.65 571 PQ3MAY Samuel Chartrand,12,ELITE - 21 2:26.34 419 ABAGJUL Olympian Swim Club,OSC 22 1:13.81 486 EOSAJUN Sean Dawson,12,GO - 22 2:38.81 569 DDOJUN David Milot,12,PCSC - 22 2:26.72 416 MSSACMAY Cobra Swim Club,COBRA 23 1:13.94 484 PQAAAJUL Jonathan Blouin,11,CNQ - 23 2:39.51 563 PQIAPR Richard Zieba,12,PCSC 2:45.44 23 2:26.78 415 PQ3MAY Mont Joli+Matane,DYNAM 24 1:14.14 480 ESWIMJUN Mark Kurtzer,12,NEW - 24 2:39.93 559 RODJAN Andrew Malawski,12,ROD - 24 2:26.80 415 PQIAPR Univ.Laval Rouge & Or,UL 25 1:14.29 478 BROCKMAY Kyle Palfrey,12,SCAR 1:15.11 25 2:40.17 557 AACAPR Patrick Cuch,11,TSC 2:55.26 25 2:27.11 413 PQ3MAY CN Haut-Richelieu,CNHR 26 1:14.42 476 PQAAAJUL Jean-N. Tremblay,12,CNNG - 26 2:40.19 557 EKSCMAR Tyson Larone,12,EKSC - 26 2:27.34 411 PQAAAJUL Dollard Swim Team,DDO 27 1:14.47 475 ESWIMJUN Jonathan Lugo,12,MSSAC - 27 2:41.32 547 PCSCJUN Mathieu Bouchard,12,AQUA - 27 2:27.36 411 HYACKMAY Hyack Swim Club,HYACK 28 1:14.51 474 ONIAPR Nathan Zonenberg,12,NYAC - 28 2:41.46 546 BRANTAPR Nelson Nedzielski,12,MSSAC - 28 2:28.43 402 LESDJUL Brock Niagara,BROCK 29 1:14.61 473 PQAAAJUL Guillaume Vallieres-L.,11,CNSJ 1:15.03 29 2:42.02 541 BCAGJUL Kris Yap-Chung,12,HYACK - 29 2:30.15 390 LUSCMAY Sault Ste.Marie AC,SSMAC 30 1:15.06 465 MBSKJUL Willie Bell,12,SD - 30 2:42.08 541 CDSCAPR Matthew Sze,12,PDSA - 30 2:30.35 388 PGBMAR Points North SC,PN 31 1:15.12 464 ABAGJUL Zacary Odger,11,CASC 1:21.85 31 2:42.24 540 ABAGJUL Joel Greenshields,11,RDCSC 2:54.12 31 2:30.83 385 PGBMAR Williams Lake Bluefins,WLBF 32 1:15.39 460 ONAGJUL Bryan Fumerton,11,USC 1:28.87 32 2:43.07 533 ONIAPR Adam Eilath,12,RHAC - 32 2:30.90 384 ONIIIAPR Aurora Swim Club,AUROR 33 1:15.39 460 ONAGJUL Samuel Thrall,11,OAK 1:27.50 33 2:43.08 533 BCAGJUL Chris Wiggans,12,PDSA - 33 2:31.01 383 ONTIIAPR Vaughan AC,VAC 34 1:15.55 457 ONIAPR David Arcand,12,GO - 34 2:43.13 532 CDSCAPR Jackson Wang,12,DELTA - 34 2:31.86 377 ONIAPR Cambridge Aquajets,CAJ 35 1:15.64 456 PQ3MAY Mathieu Brochu,12,KOTN - 35 2:43.14 532 PQAAAJUL Guillaume Vallieres-L.,11,CNSJ - 35 2:31.90 377 ONIAPR Chatham Y,CYPS 36 1:15.67 455 CASCAPR Tristan Armstrong,12,NCSA - 36 2:43.24 531 EASTJUL Jonathan Dumont,12,NES - 36 2:32.38 374 PQ3MAY CN Boucherville,CNB 37 1:15.70 455 PQIIAPR Matthew Leger,12,DDO - 37 2:43.25 531 CASCAPR Tristan Armstrong,12,NCSA - 37 2:32.52 373 EKSCMAR Glencoe Gators,GLEN 38 1:15.80 453 ONIIIAPR Kevin de Mattos,12,NORAC - 38 2:43.33 530 FARWAUG Jonathan Marquez,12,TSC-TO 3:05.53 38 2:33.00 369 EASTJUL St.John’s Legends,SJL 39 1:15.86 452 CNHRMAY Jonathan Turcotte,12,HIPPO - 39 2:43.58 528 PQIIAPR Alex Desilets,12,MEGO - 39 2:33.24 367 MBSKJUL Saskatoon Goldfins,GOLD 40 1:15.88 452 BCAGJUL Ilya Brotzky,11,PDSA - 40 2:43.59 528 EKSCAPR Matthew Kunyk,12,EKSC - 40 2:33.99 362 ONCRJUN Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM 41 1:16.00 450 ONAGJUL Viktor Verblac,11,YORK 1:19.84 41 2:43.73 527 PPOMAY Nicolas Sanschagrin,12,SAMAK - 41 2:34.78 357 EKSCMAR Nose Creek SA,NCSA 42 1:16.11 448 ESWIMJUN Endi Babi,12,EYSC - 42 2:43.88 526 PPOMAY Patrick Marion,12,DDO - 42 2:34.99 355 BCAGJUL Island Swimming,IS 43 1:16.30 445 PQAAAJUL Joel Dupont,12,UL - 43 2:44.02 525 PPOMAY Jonathan Gagne,11,DDO 3:00.49 43 2:35.22 354 ONIAPR Uxbridge SC,USC 44 1:16.40 444 PPOMAY Victor Khodko,12,NKB - 44 2:44.06 524 AACAPR Kevin Jones,12,OAK - 44 2:35.22 354 KCSJUN Vancouver Pacific,VPSC 45 1:16.49 442 PPOMAY Chris Fox,12,NKB - 45 2:44.20 523 EASTJUL Marc Pyle,11,SWAT - 45 2:35.73 350 EASTJUL Eastern Alliance,EAST 46 1:16.55 441 PPOMAY Jonathan Gagne,11,DDO 1:19.38 46 2:44.36 522 ONAGJUL Alex Brunton,12,BRANT - 46 2:35.83 350 PQ3MAY CN St-Hyacinthe,CNSH 47 1:16.67 439 CASCMAY Jonathan Lam,12,EKSC 1:17.23 47 2:44.37 522 ABAGJUL Kyle Artym,12,UCSC - 47 2:35.88 349 ONIAPR Toronto Olympians,TORCH 48 1:16.72 439 BCAGJUL Inaki Gomez,12,PDSA - 48 2:44.95 517 MBSKJUL Willie Bell,12,SD - 48 2:36.10 348 EKSCMAR Silver Tide SC,STSC 49 1:16.74 438 YLSCMAY Brad van Nieuwkerk,12,SSC - 49 2:45.11 516 PQIIAPR John P. Simon,12,BBF - 49 2:36.34 346 KCSJUN Liquid Ligthning,LL 50 1:16.76 438 ONTIIAPR Kevin Davis,12,VAC - 50 2:45.16 516 ISAPR Lu Yi Lay,12,IS - 50 2:36.50 345 ONIIIAPR Hawkesbury Orca,HOST 200 METRES BUTTERFLY 400 METRES IND.MEDLEY 4X50 FREE RELAY Rec: 2:19.88 Jonathan Cantin,PLUS,91 Best 99 Rec: 5:03.60 Andrew Cho,HYACK,91 Best 99 Rec: 1:54.21 Hamilt-Wentworth AC,HWAC,91 1 2:31.41 591 PQAAAJUL David Milot,12,PCSC 2:56.60 1 5:09.86 692 BCAGJUL Jesse Lund,12,EKSC 5:48.66 1 1:58.68 579 CASCMAY Edmonton Keyano,EKSC 2 2:31.94 586 BCAGJUL Kris Yap-Chung,12,HYACK 2:35.85 2 5:13.84 673 BCAGJUL Gavin D’Amico,12,EKSC - 2 2:00.52 557 ONIAPR Richmond Hill AC,RHAC 3 2:33.88 568 MBSKJUL Alexander Love,12,ROD - 3 5:16.90 658 MBSKJUL Alexander Love,12,ROD - 3 2:01.06 551 ONIAPR North York AC,NYAC 4 2:34.38 563 NYACMAY Matthew Pariselli,12,NYAC 2:46.46 4 5:17.87 653 ONAGJUL Chris Bento,12,LAC 5:42.65 4 2:01.93 541 EKSCAPR Cascade Swim Club,CASC 5 2:34.87 559 MSSACMAY Patrick Cuch,11,TSC - 5 5:25.50 618 BCAGJUL Pascal Wollach,12,LASC - 5 2:01.94 541 ONAGJUL Oakville AC,OAK 6 2:36.74 542 EASTJUL Mathieu Bouchard,12,AQUA - 6 5:26.45 613 PPOMAY Etienne Lavallee,12,EXCEL 5:47.99 6 2:02.00 540 ONIAPR Nepean Kanata,NKB 7 2:37.12 539 ABAGJUL Gavin D’Amico,12,EKSC - 7 5:27.80 607 PQAAAJUL Felix Renaud,12,CNB - 7 2:02.21 538 ABAGJUL Calgary Swimming,UCSC 8 2:38.65 526 PQAAAJUL Felix Renaud,12,CNB - 8 5:29.95 598 NYACMAY Matthew Pariselli,12,NYAC - 8 2:02.59 534 BRANTAPR Brantford AC,BRANT 9 2:40.09 514 PQIAPR Jonathan Blouin,11,CNQ - 9 5:31.99 589 BROCKMAY Kyle Palfrey,12,SCAR 5:40.08 9 2:02.61 533 BCAGJUL Pacific Dolphins,PDSA 10 2:40.28 512 PQIAPR Nicolas Sanschagrin,12,SAMAK 2:49.65 10 5:32.02 589 PQAAAJUL Marc-A. Duchesneau,12,CAMO - 10 2:03.14 528 ONAGJUL Toronto Swim Club,TSC 11 2:41.12 505 PPOMAY Jonathan Gagne,11,DDO 2:55.06 11 5:32.57 586 PQAAAJUL Mathieu Bois,12,HIPPO - 11 2:03.50 524 ONIAPR Glouc-Ottawa Kingfish,GO 12 2:42.68 493 CASCMAY Tyson Larone,12,EKSC 2:54.24 12 5:32.86 585 CDSCAPR Leonard Ho,12,HYACK 5:42.65 12 2:03.80 520 PQIAPR Pointe Claire SC,PCSC 13 2:42.68 493 ONAGJUL Cody Gault,11,TSC - 13 5:35.35 574 BCAGJUL Jordan Hartney,11,PSW - 13 2:05.12 506 PQ3MAY Baie Comeau,KOTN 14 2:42.86 491 CDSCAPR Leonard Ho,12,HYACK 2:50.71 14 5:37.07 567 ESWIMJUN Jamie Ross,12,AUROR - 14 2:05.32 504 PQIAPR CN Quebec,CNQ 15 2:42.98 490 PQ3MAY Mathieu Bois,11,HIPPO - 15 5:37.56 565 ONAGJUL Bryan Mell,12,NEW - 15 2:05.65 501 PQIAPR Samak de Brossard,SAMAK 16 2:43.41 487 ONAGJUL Endi Babi,12,EYSC - 16 5:38.27 562 MSSACMAY Scott Samuel,12,OAK 5:48.61 16 2:06.46 493 PQIAPR Montreal Aquatique,CAMO 17 2:43.44 487 ONAGJUL Viktor Verblac,11,YORK - 17 5:39.22 558 PQIAPR Richard Zieba,12,PCSC - 17 2:06.49 492 PCSCJUN Mississauga AC,MSSAC 18 2:43.54 486 ABAGJUL Robert Buckland,12,COMET - 18 5:39.60 557 ONTIIAPR David Mongeri,11,BROCK - 18 2:06.82 489 BCAGJUL Vancouver Gators,GATOR 19 2:43.65 485 PQAAAJUL Samuel Chartrand,12,ELITE - 19 5:40.71 552 ONAGJUL Patrick Cuch,11,TSC - 19 2:07.40 483 PQ3MAY Hippocame St-Hubert,HIPPO 20 2:45.20 473 BCAGJUL Ilya Brotzky,11,PDSA - 20 5:41.36 550 CASCMAY Tyson Larone,12,EKSC - 20 2:08.67 471 PGBMAR Points North SC,PN 21 2:45.65 470 MSSACMAY Scott Samuel,12,OAK 2:56.44 21 5:42.65 544 PQAAAJUL Nicolas Sanschagrin,12,SAMAK - 21 2:08.86 469 ONIAPR Cambridge Aquajets,CAJ 22 2:46.07 467 PQIIAPR Matthew Leger,12,DDO - 22 5:42.68 544 PQAAAJUL Jonathan Gagne,11,DDO - 22 2:09.16 466 ONIAPR Guelph Marlin AC,GMAC 23 2:46.55 463 ONIAPR Adam Eilath,12,RHAC - 23 5:45.28 534 PQIAPR Jonathan Blouin,11,CNQ - 23 2:09.29 465 CASCMAY Calgary Killarney SC,KSC 24 2:46.77 462 BRANTAPR Nelson Nedzielski,12,MSSAC 2:51.08 24 5:46.10 531 ONAGJUL Jonathan Marquez,11,TSC - 24 2:09.33 464 PQ3MAY Mont Joli+Matane,DYNAM 25 2:46.78 461 EKSCMAR Jonathan Lam,12,EKSC 2:52.62 25 5:46.93 528 CDSCAPR Chris Wiggans,12,PDSA - 25 2:09.51 463 ABAGJUL Glencoe Gators,GLEN 26 2:47.09 459 ABAGJUL Zacary Odger,11,CASC - 26 5:47.91 524 ABAGJUL Matthew Verwey,12,RDCSC - 26 2:09.68 461 PQIAPR Univ.Laval Rouge & Or,UL 27 2:47.77 454 EKSCMAR Tristan Armstrong,12,NCSA 2:48.47 27 5:48.41 522 PPOMAY Patrick Marion,12,DDO - 27 2:10.54 453 ABAGJUL Olympian Swim Club,OSC 28 2:49.93 439 ONAGJUL Samuel Thrall,11,OAK - 28 5:48.72 521 ONAGJUL David Landry,12,OAK - 28 2:11.69 442 ONTIIAPR Brock Niagara,BROCK 29 2:51.19 430 ONIAPR Chris Fox,12,NKB - 29 5:49.26 519 OSCAPR Tristan Armstrong,12,NCSA 5:47.44 29 2:11.88 441 KCSJUN Vancouver Pacific,VPSC 30 2:51.53 428 LUSCMAY Endi Babbi,11,EYSC - 30 5:49.33 518 RODJAN Andrew Malawski,12,ROD - 30 2:11.89 441 NEORJUN Timmins Marlins,TMSC 31 2:51.65 427 HYACKMAY Chris Wiggans,12,PDSA - 31 5:49.62 517 ONTIIAPR Nick Bake,12,BROCK - 31 2:12.20 438 STARJUN Uxbridge SC,USC 32 2:51.69 427 BCAGJUL Ryan Buna,11,IS - 32 5:50.00 516 CASCMAY Matthew Kunyk,12,EKSC 5:58.44 32 2:12.23 437 NEORJUN Sault Ste.Marie AC,SSMAC 33 2:51.70 427 CASCMAY Cody Hoffman,12,KSC - 33 5:50.64 513 MBSKJUL Willie Bell,12,SD - 33 2:12.50 435 PGBMAR Williams Lake Bluefins,WLBF 34 2:51.70 427 PQAAAJUL Jonathan Turcotte,12,HIPPO - 34 5:50.85 513 PQAAAJUL Francis Landry,12,CNSH - 34 2:12.82 432 MBSKJUL Saskatoon Goldfins,GOLD 35 2:51.71 427 ABAGJUL McLean Eubank,12,CP - 35 5:51.14 512 CASCMAY Rodale Estor,12,CASC - 35 2:12.93 431 MSSACMAY Cobra Swim Club,COBRA 36 2:52.15 424 ONAGJUL Paul Hazlett,12,GMAC - 36 5:51.17 511 ESWIMJUN Jonathan Lugo,12,MSSAC - 36 2:12.97 431 ONTIIAPR Orillia Channel Cats,CATS 37 2:52.30 423 ONTIIAPR David Mongeri,11,BROCK - 37 5:51.67 510 ONTIIAPR Karl Trimble,11,BROCK - 37 2:13.21 429 BCAGJUL Island Swimming,IS 38 2:52.80 419 ONAGJUL James Davidson-G.,12,BRANT - 38 5:51.94 509 PQIAPR Maxime Dumont,12,CNQ - 38 2:13.51 426 ONIIIAPR Aurora Swim Club,AUROR 39 2:52.98 418 ONIAPR Nathan Cox,12,CYPS 2:54.04 39 5:52.03 508 ONAGJUL Alex Brunton,12,BRANT - 39 2:13.53 426 ABAGJUL Calgary Patriots,CP 40 2:54.23 410 ONTIIAPR Kevin Davis,12,VAC - 40 5:53.25 504 MSSACMAY Ivan Leung,12,RHAC - 40 2:13.57 426 TBTMAY Kenora Swimming,KSS 41 2:54.33 409 DDOJUN Chris Ekstrand,12,DDO - 41 5:54.34 500 CDSCAPR Kris Yap-Chung,12,HYACK 5:48.71 41 2:13.71 424 LUSCMAY Hamilt-Wentworth AC,HWAC 42 2:55.09 404 MSSACMAY Nathan Zonenberg,12,NYAC - 42 5:55.12 497 PPOMAY Chris Fox,12,NKB - 42 2:14.06 421 PQAAAJUL Dollard Swim Team,DDO 43 2:55.45 402 COBRAMAR John Lukovich,12,COBRA - 43 5:55.61 495 PQAAAJUL Francois-P Murray,11,CNDR - 43 2:14.41 418 ONIAPR Toronto Olympians,TORCH 44 2:56.31 396 BCAGJUL Inaki Gomez,12,PDSA - 44 5:55.71 495 ISAPR Ryan Clouston,12,IS - 44 2:14.84 415 PQ3MAY CN St-Hyacinthe,CNSH 45 2:56.89 393 PQ3MAY Maxime Rome-Gosselin,12,CNHR - 45 5:56.46 492 BCAGJUL Ryan Cochrane,11,IS - 45 2:15.07 413 PQ3MAY Nataskouach Granby,CNNG 46 2:56.89 393 PQAAAJUL Samuel Garant,12,CNCI - 46 5:57.71 488 ONAGJUL Cody Gault,11,TSC - 46 2:15.26 411 HYACKMAY Hyack Swim Club,HYACK 47 2:56.93 392 MSSACMAY Jonathan Marquez,11,TSC - 47 5:57.90 487 ONTIIAPR Alex Cambareri,11,CPAC - 47 2:15.35 410 ONIAPR Chatham Y,CYPS 48 2:57.29 390 ABAGJUL Travis Routtu,12,WLBF - 48 5:58.04 486 KCSJUN Matthew Sinclair,12,CASC - 48 2:15.57 408 EASTJUL St.John’s Legends,SJL 49 2:57.52 389 ABAGJUL Jayme Hagen,12,OSC - 49 5:59.19 482 ONTIIAPR Kevin Davis,12,VAC - 49 2:15.83 406 ONCRJUN Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM 50 2:57.78 387 EKSCAPR Nathan Demchuk,11,EKSC - 50 5:59.51 481 ONAGJUL Paul Hazlett,12,GMAC - 50 2:16.14 404 NSAGJUN Eastern Alliance,EAST

22 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 13-14 GIRLS 2000 LONG COURSE TAG®

50 METRES FREESTYLE 200 METRES FREESTYLE 800 METRES FREESTYLE Rec: 26.51 Lori Melien,AAC,86 Best 99 Rec: 2:03.35 Julie Barbeau,ELITE,89 Best 99 Rec: 8:44.45 Michelle Sallee,CDSC,88 Best 99 1TA26.94 868 CDNLCMAY Sarah Gault,14,CAC 28.20 1 2:09.00 858 CANLCMAR Hayley Doody,14,CASC 2:10.26 1 9:14.85 848 YTHJRJUL Bevan Haley,13,WTSC 9:52.84 2 27.28 848 CANLCMAR Kate Plyley,14,OAK 27.79 2 2:09.66 850 CDNLCMAY Kate Plyley,14,OAK 2:10.23 2 9:17.78 840 CANLCMAR Hayley Doody,14,CASC 9:23.95 3 27.54 833 ONIIIAPR Jennifer Porenta,14,MMST 28.09 3 2:11.14 833 BCAGJUL Andrea Baird,14,RDCSC 2:10.47 3 9:21.43 830 BCAGJUL Shannon Hackett,13,PDSA 9:52.87 4 27.70 824 MBSKJUL Diane Kardash,14,MM 28.68 4 2:11.32 830 PQIIAPR Patricia Perreault,14,CNCB 2:15.18 4 9:23.94 823 FARWAUG Elyse Dudar,13,MSSAC-TO 10:09.58 5 27.71 824 ONAGJUL Jennifer Beckberger,14,AAC 28.66 5 2:11.61 827 YTHJRJUL Kelsey Nemeth,14,AAC 2:16.23 5 9:29.60 807 PQAAAJUL Patricia Perreault,14,CNCB 9:46.46 6 27.72 823 MBSKJUL Erin Kardash,14,MM 28.54 6 2:12.33 818 ESWIMJUN Nathalie Lacoste,14,MSSAC - 6 9:30.75 804 EOSAJUN Elizabeth Osterer,14,NKB 9:44.89 7 27.82 817 CDNLCMAY Stephanie Kuhn,14,TMSC 27.69 7 2:12.40 818 ONAGJUL Lauren Dorrington,14,USC - 7 9:33.23 797 BCAGJUL Brianne Cloak,14,IS 9:52.05 8 27.86 815 ABAGJUL Andrea Baird,14,RDCSC 27.75 8 2:12.41 817 ONIIIAPR Jennifer Porenta,14,MMST 2:16.08 8 9:33.86 796 ESWIMJUN Nathalie Lacoste,14,MSSAC 9:55.46 9 27.97 809 LUSCMAY Andrea Shoust,14,SSMAC 28.03 9 2:12.41 817 ONTIIAPR Stephanie Kuhn,14,TMSC 2:14.42 9 9:34.88 793 ESWIMJUN Krista Haslund,14,ROD - 10 28.01 807 ECUPJUL Marie-P. Blais,14,MEGO 29.20 10 2:13.03 810 PPOMAY Angela Sloan,14,PCSC - 10 9:36.48 788 YTHJRJUL Stacy Cormack,14,GLEN - 11 28.12 801 CANLCMAR Jackie Chan,14,MSSAC-TO 27.34 11 2:13.06 810 BCAGJUL Shannon Hackett,13,PDSA 2:16.36 11 9:36.73 788 BCSRFEB Chelsey Burnett,14,NRST 9:33.72 12 28.15 799 HYACKMAY Tina Hoang,14,HYACK - 12 2:13.08 810 CASCMAY Orlagh O’Kelly,14,EKSC - 12 9:38.64 782 YTHJRJUL Brittany Cooper,13,LAC 10:04.78 13 28.20 796 CASCMAY Kari Pomerleau,14,UCSC 28.66 13 2:13.33 807 ONTIIAPR Katy Bergman,14,KSS - 13 9:40.81 777 YTHJRJUL Amanda Long,13,LAC 9:48.00 14 28.33 789 BCSRFEB Chelsey Burnett,14,NRST 29.16 14 2:13.39 806 HYACKMAY Jenny Lock,14,COMOX 2:18.00 14 9:42.57 772 BCAGJUL Stephanie Nicholls,14,PN - 15 28.33 789 DDOJUN Emilie Chan,14,PCSC 29.05 15 2:13.51 804 BCSRJAN Courtenay Chuy,14,HYACK - 15 9:42.97 771 ONAGJUL Kelsey Nemeth,14,AAC - 16 28.37 787 ABAGJUL Hanna Kubas,14,EKSC - 16 2:14.03 798 ESWIMJUN Kahla Walkinshaw,14,HWAC - 16 9:43.01 771 YTHJRJUL Thea Norton,13,STSC - 17 28.39 786 MSSACMAY Allison Bennett,13,NYAC 29.62 17 2:14.22 796 YTHJRJUL Bevan Haley,13,WTSC 2:21.06 17 9:43.72 769 YTHJRJUL Kristen Vandenberg,13,LAC 10:09.11 18 28.45 782 ONIIIAPR Dana Lord,14,EYSC 28.81 18 2:14.24 796 ONAGJUL Amanda Kelly,13,HWAC 2:17.76 18 9:43.99 768 BCAGJUL Michelle Mange,13,PDSA 10:10.39 19 28.46 782 BCSRFEB Courtenay Chuy,14,HYACK 28.47 19 2:14.34 795 BCAGJUL Valerie Pomaizl,14,NRST - 19 9:45.73 763 BCAGJUL Taryn Lencoe,14,PDSA - 20 28.46 782 ONAGJUL Julia Wilkinson,12,SKY 29.84 20 2:14.39 794 KCSJUN Marla May,14,KCS - 20 9:46.60 761 BCAGJUL Valerie Pomaizl,14,NRST - 21 28.46 782 YTHJRJUL Shannon Hackett,13,PDSA 28.99 21 2:14.57 792 MBSKJUL Erin Kardash,14,MM - 21 9:47.02 760 BCAGJUL Lesley Emter,14,LL - 22 28.50 779 MBSKJUL Melissa Lam,13,SPART 28.75 22 2:14.78 790 BCAGJUL Brianne Cloak,14,IS - 22 9:47.31 759 MBSKJUL Amy Killpatrick,14,M3F - 23 28.51 779 EKSCAPR Elsa Vangoudoever,14,NCSA - 23 2:14.80 789 PQIAPR Valerie Robert,14,SHER 2:17.78 23 9:48.09 757 BCSRFEB Marla May,14,KCS 9:49.59 24 28.52 778 AACAPR Leanna Lee,14,TORCH 28.40 24 2:14.81 789 YTHJRJUL Krista Haslund,14,ROD - 24 9:48.59 756 BCAGJUL Courtenay Mulhern,13,PSW 10:00.08 25 28.53 778 MMAPR Joana Cook,13,RYMM - 25 2:15.15 785 PQ3MAY Suzanne Vary,13,CNDR 2:16.73 25 9:49.11 754 PPOMAY Angela Sloan,14,PCSC 9:48.26 26 28.56 776 ABAGJUL Orlagh O’Kelly,14,EKSC - 26 2:15.29 784 ONAGJUL Allison Bennett,14,NYAC - 26 9:49.14 754 BCAGJUL Stephanie Bigelow,14,IS 10:14.21 27 28.61 773 PQ3MAY Suzanne Vary,13,CNDR 29.44 27 2:15.32 783 TBTMAY Genevieve Dack,14,TBT - 27 9:49.29 754 MSSACMAY Kate Plyley,14,OAK 9:29.06 28 28.61 773 BCAGJUL Jenny Lock,14,COMOX 28.85 28 2:15.46 782 ONIAPR Melissa Bartlett,13,CYPS 2:21.16 28 9:49.70 753 BCSRFEB Jaimie Graham,14,PDSA 9:40.58 29 28.64 772 ABAGJUL Hayley Doody,14,CASC 28.96 29 2:15.46 782 ESWIMJUN Elyse Dudar,13,MSSAC 2:24.41 29 9:49.74 752 ONAGJUL Amanda Kelly,13,HWAC 9:57.91 30 28.73 767 TBTMAY Katy Bergman,14,KSS - 30 2:15.62 780 ONIAPR Sarah Chan,13,NYAC - 30 9:51.49 748 MSSACMAY Dana Dalipi,14,MSSAC - 31 28.75 766 PGBMAR April Tam,13,PN - 31 2:15.70 779 CDSCAPR Jaimie Graham,14,PDSA 2:16.57 31 9:51.68 747 PQAAAJUL Suzanne Vary,13,CNDR 9:59.42 32 28.77 765 TBTMAY Vanessa Johnson,14,MM - 32 2:15.74 778 PQAAAJUL Joan Brouillard,14,ELITE - 32 9:51.70 747 ISJUN Gail Findlay-Shirras,16,PDSA 9:39.89 33 28.78 764 KCSJUN Faye Ling,13,DELTA 29.89 33 2:16.03 775 BROCKMAY Carly Phillips,13,MUSAC - 33 9:53.56 742 YTHJRJUL Ashley Matte,14,PGB - 34 28.81 762 ABAGJUL Melyssa Kallusky,13,EDSON - 34 2:16.06 775 EASTJUL Kayla Graham,13,EAST 2:22.30 34 9:53.78 742 BCAGJUL Meaghan McColl,14,IS - 35 28.81 762 YTHJRJUL Oriana Cope,14,NKB - 35 2:16.25 772 ABAGJUL Melyssa Kallusky,13,EDSON - 35 9:53.79 742 ONAGJUL Katy Bergman,14,KSS - 36 28.84 761 HYACKMAY Jessica Verheyden,14,PDSA - 36 2:16.47 770 CASCMAY Thea Norton,13,STSC 2:22.14 36 9:55.29 738 ABAGJUL Ashlee Hagel,14,LASC 9:57.07 37 28.84 761 HYACKMAY Allisha Verheyde,14,HSSC - 37 2:16.50 769 PQAAAJUL Julia Guay-Racine,14,CAMO - 37 9:55.47 737 BCAGJUL Lynette Bayliss,14,UCSC 9:36.55 38 28.85 760 DDOJUN Emilie Lefort,14,CAS - 38 2:16.57 769 MBSKJUL Melissa Lam,13,SPART 2:22.41 38 9:55.62 737 ABAGJUL Avery Kremer,13,OSC 10:19.13 39 28.86 760 ONAGJUL Kristen McIlroy,14,MMST 29.77 39 2:16.63 768 MBSKJUL Joana Cook,14,RYMM - 39 9:55.88 736 ONAGJUL Tanya Fry,14,CYPS - 40 28.87 759 BCAGJUL Courtney Jelinek,14,CHENA - 40 2:16.79 766 ONIIIAPR Sarah Phillips,14,MUSAC 2:16.28 40 9:55.91 736 ONAGJUL Brittney Scott,13,ROW - 41 28.88 759 ABAGJUL Amanda Maxey,13,CASC 30.09 41 2:16.82 766 PQIAPR Anouk Langlois,14,UL - 41 9:59.71 726 TBTMAY Leslie Lappalainen,14,TBT 9:55.48 42 28.88 759 ABAGJUL Ashlee Hagel,14,LASC - 42 2:16.84 766 EOSAJUN Elizabeth Osterer,14,NKB - 42 10:00.34 724 BROCKMAY Kassandra Wolfe,14,MUSAC - 43 28.91 757 BCSRFEB Mila Zvijerac,14,HYACK 28.07 43 2:16.90 765 BCAGJUL Stephanie Nicholls,14,PN - 43 10:00.35 724 BCAGJUL Erin Carlyle,13,LL 10:46.28 44 28.91 757 MBSKJUL Megan O’Leary,14,CLU - 44 2:16.94 764 YTHJRJUL Amanda Long,13,LAC 2:16.10 44 10:00.42 724 EASTJUL Ainsley McFadgen,13,WTSC 10:20.19 45 28.91 757 ONAGJUL Amanda Kelly,13,HWAC 29.87 45 2:17.01 764 PCSCJUN Jennifer Hodgson,14,PCSC - 45 10:03.24 717 ONAGJUL Julia Wilkinson,13,SKY - 46 28.94 755 ONAGJUL Clare Dermody,13,HWAC 29.10 46 2:17.18 762 PQIAPR Amelie Carrier-L.,14,UL - 46 10:03.57 716 BCAGJUL Tanya Lahdenranta,14,SKSC - 47 28.99 753 ONAGJUL Lauren Dorrington,14,USC - 47 2:17.20 761 MSSACMAY Jennifer Beckberger,14,AAC - 47 10:04.13 715 BCAGJUL Caitlyn Harris,13,LL 10:29.42 48 28.99 753 PQAAAJUL Joan Brouillard,14,ELITE - 48 2:17.21 761 KCSJUN Emily Asbell,13,CASC - 48 10:04.79 713 BCAGJUL Genevieve Poirier-Leroy,13,NRST 10:20.19 49 29.00 752 PQAAAJUL Maryse Goulet,13,PCSC - 49 2:17.24 761 PGBMAR Carla May,14,KCS - 49 10:05.60 711 ESWIMJUN Shannon Lang,14,HWAC - 50 29.01 751 ONIIIAPR Sarah Phillips,14,MUSAC 28.77 50 2:17.31 760 PPOMAY Chani Davidson,13,CAMO 2:18.25 50 10:06.45 709 ESWIMJUN Blair Holmes,13,COBRA 10:08.09 100 METRES FREESTYLE 400 METRES FREESTYLE 100 METRES BACKSTROKE Rec: 56.91 Julie Howard,BRANT,91 Best 99 Rec: 4:14.60 Shannon Smith,HYACK,76 Best 99 Rec: 1:03.28 Nancy Garapick,HTAC,76 Best 99 1 59.39 863 YTHJRJUL Kate Plyley,14,OAK-TO 59.55 1 4:29.74 861 YTHJRJUL Hayley Doody,14,CASC 4:33.22 1 1:06.21 864 MSSACMAY Randi Beaulieu,14,MSSAC 1:12.63 2 59.90 850 ONIIIAPR Jennifer Porenta,14,MMST 1:01.58 2 4:32.08 847 BCAGJUL Shannon Hackett,13,PDSA 4:47.21 2 1:06.24 864 CANLCAUG Andrea Shoust,14,SSMAC 1:08.72 3 1:00.25 841 CANLCMAR Courtenay Chuy,14,HYACK 1:01.25 3 4:32.72 844 MSSACMAY Nathalie Lacoste,14,MSSAC - 3 1:06.42 859 YTHJRJUL Katie Smith,14,COBRA 1:08.14 4 1:00.25 841 CDNLCMAY Stephanie Kuhn,14,TMSC 1:00.59 4 4:32.89 843 YTHJRJUL Bevan Haley,13,WTSC 4:53.16 4 1:06.78 851 MBSKJUL Erin Kardash,14,MM 1:09.72 5 1:00.36 838 CANLCMAR Jackie Chan,14,MSSAC-TO 1:00.49 5 4:33.25 841 BCAGJUL Jenny Lock,14,COMOX 4:46.22 5 1:07.02 845 BCAGJUL Tina Hoang,14,HYACK 1:08.68 6 1:00.47 835 MBSKJUL Erin Kardash,14,MM 1:03.16 6 4:35.48 828 CDNLCMAY Kate Plyley,14,OAK 4:35.97 6 1:07.63 831 BCAGJUL Lynette Bayliss,14,UCSC 1:10.68 7 1:00.72 829 CASCMAY Hayley Doody,14,CASC 1:01.33 7 4:36.30 823 YTHJRJUL Kelsey Nemeth,14,AAC - 7 1:07.85 826 YTHJRJUL Hanna Kubas,14,EKSC 1:09.76 8 1:00.84 826 CDNLCMAY Sarah Gault,14,CAC 1:02.80 8 4:37.34 817 FARWAUG Elyse Dudar,13,MSSAC 4:55.84 8 1:08.13 820 YTHJRJUL Melissa Bartlett,13,CYPS 1:09.62 9 1:01.06 820 ABAGJUL Orlagh O’Kelly,14,EKSC 1:02.96 9 4:39.21 807 BCAGJUL Brianne Cloak,14,IS - 9 1:08.41 813 MBSKJUL Diane Kardash,14,MM 1:08.39 10 1:01.06 820 YTHJRJUL Shannon Hackett,13,PDSA 1:02.69 10 4:39.28 806 BCSRFEB Chelsey Burnett,14,NRST 4:39.38 10 1:08.69 807 MSSACMAY Laura Wise,13,COBRA 1:08.14 11 1:01.15 818 ONIIIAPR Kristen McIlroy,13,MMST 1:03.26 11 4:39.41 806 ESWIMJUN Amanda Kelly,13,HWAC 4:48.83 11 1:08.72 806 CANLCMAR Jackie Chan,14,MSSAC-TO 1:08.30 12 1:01.22 816 ONAGJUL Lauren Dorrington,14,USC - 12 4:39.41 806 ECUPJUL Krista Haslund,14,ROD - 12 1:09.28 793 YTHJRJUL Julia Guay-Racine,14,CAMO - 13 1:01.22 816 YTHJRJUL Diane Kardash,14,MM - 13 4:39.78 804 BCAGJUL Lynette Bayliss,14,UCSC 4:40.31 13 1:09.36 791 YTHJRJUL Genevieve Saumur,13,CAMO 1:15.98 14 1:01.23 816 ONIAPR Allison Bennett,13,NYAC 1:05.09 14 4:40.31 801 YTHJRJUL Stacy Cormack,14,GLEN - 14 1:09.40 791 ECUPJUL Noemie Brand,14,PCSC - 15 1:01.41 811 CASCMAY Andrea Baird,14,RDCSC 1:00.35 15 4:40.79 798 PQAAAJUL Patricia Perreault,14,CNCB 4:45.33 15 1:09.57 787 PCSCJUN Emilie Chan,14,PCSC - 16 1:01.41 811 ONAGJUL Jennifer Beckberger,14,AAC 1:02.43 16 4:42.17 790 BCSRFEB Marla May,14,KCS 4:45.98 16 1:09.57 787 ONSRFEB Amanda Gillespie,14,PERTH 1:06.88 17 1:01.54 808 BCSRFEB Jenny Lock,14,COMOX 1:02.28 17 4:42.45 789 BCAGJUL Valerie Pomaizl,14,NRST - 17 1:09.76 782 YTHJRJUL Kristen McIlroy,13,MMST 1:09.11 18 1:01.77 802 MBSKJUL Joana Cook,14,RYMM - 18 4:43.33 784 YTHJRJUL Brittany Cooper,13,LAC 4:57.67 18 1:09.78 782 ONAGJUL Callan Gault,14,TSC 1:11.77 19 1:01.80 801 PQIIAPR Marie-P. Blais,13,MEGO - 19 4:43.50 783 YTHJRJUL Amanda Long,13,LAC 4:48.18 19 1:10.49 766 CASCMAY Hayley Doody,14,CASC - 20 1:01.86 800 ECUPJUL Kayla Graham,13,EAST 1:05.90 20 4:43.60 782 YTHJRJUL Kelly Timmons,13,OSC 4:56.97 20 1:10.53 765 ECUPJUL Laura Aronsson,14,DYNAM 1:12.24 21 1:01.88 799 YTHJRJUL Melissa Lam,13,SPART 1:03.07 21 4:44.08 780 ONIIIAPR Kristen McIlroy,13,MMST - 21 1:10.58 764 YTHJRJUL Stacy Cormack,14,GLEN 1:16.59 22 1:01.88 799 ECUPJUL Amelie Carrier-L.,14,UL - 22 4:44.18 779 ONAGJUL Sarah Chan,14,NYAC - 22 1:10.69 761 YTHJRJUL Thea Norton,13,STSC 1:12.72 23 1:01.97 797 KCSJUN Marla May,14,KCS - 23 4:44.48 777 BCAGJUL Stephanie Nicholls,14,PN - 23 1:10.76 760 YTHJRJUL Kelsey Nemeth,14,AAC 1:12.71 24 1:01.99 796 YTHJRJUL Andrea Shoust,14,SSMAC 1:03.15 24 4:44.86 775 BCAGJUL Taryn Lencoe,14,PDSA - 24 1:10.89 757 CASCMAY Orlagh O’Kelly,14,EKSC - 25 1:02.10 793 MSSACMAY Amanda Kelly,13,HWAC 1:03.01 25 4:45.12 774 PQIAPR Angela Sloan,14,PCSC - 25 1:11.03 754 YTHJRJUL Melissa Lam,13,SPART 1:11.63 26 1:02.21 791 BCAGJUL Tina Hoang,14,HYACK - 26 4:45.21 773 ONIAPR Elizabeth Osterer,14,NKB 4:46.47 26 1:11.03 754 PQIAPR Giliane-T. Rainville,14,CAMO - 27 1:02.24 790 BCAGJUL Kelsey Rush,13,RAYS 1:06.62 27 4:45.31 773 LUSCMAY Stephanie Kuhn,14,TMSC - 27 1:11.07 753 YTHJRJUL Hilary Jackson,13,COBRA 1:12.51 28 1:02.26 789 PQ3MAY Suzanne Vary,13,CNDR 1:03.84 28 4:45.51 772 ESWIMJUN Kahla Walkinshaw,14,HWAC 4:47.55 28 1:11.15 751 ABAGJUL Kari Pomerleau,14,UCSC 1:12.22 29 1:02.26 789 PQIAPR Chani Davidson,13,CAMO 1:03.15 29 4:45.60 771 PQIAPR Valerie Robert,14,SHER - 29 1:11.24 749 ONAGJUL Alison Walker,14,YORK - 30 1:02.28 789 AACAPR Leanna Lee,14,TORCH 1:03.04 30 4:45.66 771 ONIIIAPR Kassandra Wolfe,14,MUSAC - 30 1:11.25 749 YTHJRJUL Kristin Cloutier,14,CAJ 1:12.81 31 1:02.28 789 MSSACMAY Laura Wise,13,COBRA 1:03.47 31 4:45.73 770 ONTSRMAY Rebecca Haight,14,BROCK 4:47.72 31 1:11.25 749 BCAGJUL Lesley Emter,14,LL - 32 1:02.32 788 MSSACMAY Blair Holmes,13,COBRA 1:04.63 32 4:45.92 769 PQIAPR Anouk Langlois,14,UL - 32 1:11.29 748 PQAAAJUL Stephanie Ross,13,CAMO 1:13.56 33 1:02.32 788 ESWIMJUN Dana Lord,14,EYSC - 33 4:45.98 769 PGBMAR Carla May,14,KCS - 33 1:11.32 748 BCAGJUL Andrea Baird,14,RDCSC 1:12.29 34 1:02.35 787 ONAGJUL Sarah Chan,14,NYAC 1:05.05 34 4:46.30 767 BCSRFEB Jaimie Graham,14,PDSA 4:45.88 34 1:11.43 745 ESWIMJUN Kahla Walkinshaw,14,HWAC - 35 1:02.48 784 ESWIMJUN Kahla Walkinshaw,14,HWAC - 35 4:46.41 767 MBSKJUL Amy Killpatrick,14,M3F - 35 1:11.59 742 PPOMAY Krystelle Metras,14,CASE - 36 1:02.60 781 EASTJUL Victoria Clarridge,13,BTSC - 36 4:46.71 765 ONAGJUL Shannon Kryhul,14,LAC - 36 1:11.60 741 YTHJRJUL Kayleigh Donovan,14,DDO - 37 1:02.61 781 PPOMAY Angela Sloan,14,PCSC - 37 4:47.11 763 ONAGJUL Leslie Lappalainen,14,TBT - 37 1:11.70 739 TBTMAY Cindy Jobse,14,MANTA - 38 1:02.61 781 PQIAPR Valerie Robert,14,SHER 1:03.48 38 4:47.25 762 BCAGJUL Kelsey Rush,13,RAYS - 38 1:11.74 738 ONAGJUL Allison Bennett,14,NYAC - 39 1:02.69 779 ABAGJUL Melyssa Kallusky,13,EDSON - 39 4:47.29 762 EASTJUL Ainsley McFadgen,13,WTSC 5:04.91 39 1:11.81 737 YTHJRJUL Brittney Scott,13,ROW - 40 1:02.69 779 YTHJRJUL Stacy Cormack,14,GLEN - 40 4:47.45 761 ONTIIAPR Katy Bergman,14,KSS - 40 1:11.83 736 ONAGJUL Jennifer Beckberger,14,AAC - 41 1:02.74 777 EOSAJUN Elizabeth Osterer,14,NKB - 41 4:47.48 761 ABAGJUL Andrea Baird,14,RDCSC 4:45.89 41 1:11.84 736 ONIIIAPR Kassandra Wolfe,14,MUSAC - 42 1:02.77 777 MSSACMAY Randi Beaulieu,14,MSSAC - 42 4:47.75 759 AACAPR Katherine Ruta,14,YORK 4:44.10 42 1:11.89 735 MBSKJUL Landice Yestrau,13,MM - 43 1:02.83 775 ONCRJUN Candace Sheriff,14,OSHAC - 43 4:48.64 754 ONAGJUL Tanya Fry,14,CYPS 4:48.19 43 1:11.93 734 ONIAPR Vanessa Fleguel,14,NKB - 44 1:02.86 774 KCSJUN Emily Asbell,13,CASC - 44 4:48.76 754 ONIAPR Jessica Kelly,14,NKB - 44 1:11.96 733 PCSCJUN Jennifer Hodgson,14,PCSC - 45 1:02.89 773 PGBMAR April Tam,13,PN - 45 4:48.99 753 PQAAAJUL Suzanne Vary,13,CNDR 4:51.84 45 1:11.97 733 PQIIAPR Marie-P. Blais,13,MEGO - 46 1:02.98 771 MSSACMAY Katie Smith,14,COBRA - 46 4:49.09 752 CASCMAY Ashley Matte,14,PGB - 46 1:11.98 733 BCAGJUL Kelsey Rush,13,RAYS 1:15.73 47 1:03.04 770 PQIAPR Emilie Chan,14,PCSC 1:03.08 47 4:49.10 752 ONAGJUL Brittney Scott,13,ROW - 47 1:12.00 733 PQIAPR Allyson Germain,13,UL - 48 1:03.06 769 BCSRJAN Mila Zvijerac,14,HYACK - 48 4:49.51 750 PQIAPR Chani Davidson,13,CAMO - 48 1:12.06 731 KCSJUN Krysta Hauer,14,VKSC - 49 1:03.09 768 EKSCAPR Elsa Vangoudoever,14,NCSA - 49 4:49.56 749 ABAGJUL Ashlee Hagel,14,LASC 4:47.61 49 1:12.24 727 ONIAPR Erin Stevens,14,NKB - 50 1:03.09 768 ESWIMJUN Amanda Long,13,LAC 1:04.40 50 4:50.16 746 BCAGJUL Courtenay Mulhern,13,PSW 4:54.38 50 1:12.26 727 BCSRFEB Chelsey Burnett,14,NRST -

23 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 13-14 GIRLS CONTD.

200 METRES BACKSTROKE 200 METRES BREASTSTROKE 200 METRES BUTTERFLY Rec: 2:15.60 Nancy Garapick,HTAC,76 Best 99 Rec: 2:29.18 Courtenay Chuy,HYACK,98 Best 99 Rec: 2:15.76 Sandra Marchand,ENL,88 Best 99 1 2:22.44 845 BCAGJUL Lynette Bayliss,14,UCSC 2:29.84 1 2:31.14 934 CANLCMAR Courtenay Chuy,14,HYACK 2:33.42 1 2:25.07 796 YTHJRJUL Shannon Hackett,13,PDSA 2:42.73 2 2:24.39 823 MSSACMAY Laura Wise,13,COBRA 2:27.18 2 2:39.31 853 CDNLCMAY Kelly Timmons,13,OSC 2:45.49 2 2:26.50 781 AACAPR Blair Holmes,13,COBRA 2:39.88 3 2:25.15 815 MSSACMAY Randi Beaulieu,14,MSSAC - 3 2:42.01 827 FARWAUG Michelle Mange,13,PDSA 2:59.40 3 2:26.74 778 YTHJRJUL Julia Guay-Racine,14,CAMO 2:25.25 4 2:25.49 811 YTHJRJUL Andrea Shoust,14,SSMAC 2:27.35 4 2:42.06 827 ONAGJUL Kim Labbett,13,OAK 3:01.20 4 2:26.80 778 CANLCAUG Bevan Haley,13,WTSC 2:37.83 5 2:25.70 809 BCAGJUL Lesley Emter,14,LL 2:36.85 5 2:42.19 825 CANLCMAR Tamara Wagner,14,TORCH 2:37.63 5 2:27.01 775 ABAGJUL Avery Kremer,13,OSC 2:29.39 6 2:26.56 800 YTHJRJUL Genevieve Saumur,13,CAMO 2:41.95 6 2:42.39 823 CANLCMAR Shannon Kryhul,14,LAC 2:40.85 6 2:28.25 762 ABAGJUL Orlagh O’Kelly,14,EKSC 2:31.87 7 2:26.91 796 ECUPJUL Julia Guay-Racine,14,CAMO 2:34.72 7 2:43.68 811 ONTIIAPR Genevieve Dack,14,TBT 2:46.25 7 2:28.34 761 YTHJRJUL Brittney Scott,13,ROW 2:34.68 8 2:27.40 791 ECUPJUL Noemie Brand,14,PCSC - 8 2:44.82 800 YTHJRJUL Elizabeth Engs,13,CAJ 2:52.15 8 2:28.36 761 YTHJRJUL Kelsey Rush,13,RAYS 2:44.84 9 2:28.16 783 BCAGJUL Tina Hoang,14,HYACK 2:32.58 9 2:46.94 780 YTHJRJUL Elizabeth Osterer,14,NKB 2:49.62 9 2:28.62 758 ESWIMJUN Kahla Walkinshaw,14,HWAC 2:26.55 10 2:28.23 782 YTHJRJUL Kristen McIlroy,13,MMST 2:28.76 10 2:47.17 778 EKSCAPR Kimberley Hirsch,14,STSC 2:52.05 10 2:29.32 751 BCAGJUL Brianne Cloak,14,IS 2:38.32 11 2:28.24 782 YTHJRJUL Stacy Cormack,14,GLEN 2:40.91 11 2:48.08 769 PGBMAR Natalie Foster,14,LL 2:49.39 11 2:29.42 750 BCAGJUL Meaghan McColl,14,IS 2:37.05 12 2:28.28 782 CASCMAY Hayley Doody,14,CASC - 12 2:48.10 769 YTHJRJUL Haylee Johnson,14,PDSA 2:53.96 12 2:30.16 742 ONSRFEB Amanda Gillespie,14,PERTH 2:21.93 13 2:28.59 778 UTORJAN Sheena Martin,14,TORCH 2:29.36 13 2:48.24 768 CASCMAY Thea Norton,13,STSC 2:54.19 13 2:30.80 735 YTHJRJUL Callan Gault,14,TSC - 14 2:29.37 770 YTHJRJUL Thea Norton,13,STSC 2:35.36 14 2:48.50 765 PQIIAPR Caitlin Babb,13,DDO 3:05.40 14 2:30.95 734 EOSAJUN Elizabeth Osterer,14,NKB 2:34.05 15 2:29.80 765 CANLCAUG Katie Smith,14,COBRA 2:33.47 15 2:48.50 765 PQIIAPR Marie-P. Ratelle,14,MEGO - 15 2:31.61 727 ECUPJUL Allyson Germain,14,UL - 16 2:30.08 762 ECUPJUL Laura Aronsson,14,DYNAM 2:34.21 16 2:49.16 759 YTHJRJUL Jasmine Kastner,13,DDO - 16 2:32.12 721 CASCMAY MacKenzie Clarke,14,GLEN 2:49.07 17 2:30.20 761 BRANTAPR Jackie Chan,14,MSSAC-TO - 17 2:50.02 751 BCAGJUL Amy Ballantyne,14,PGB 2:54.01 17 2:32.25 720 YTHJRJUL Amanda Long,13,LAC 2:30.84 18 2:30.41 759 BCAGJUL Kelsey Rush,13,RAYS 2:44.02 18 2:50.36 748 YTHJRJUL Sybil De Jonge,14,CYPS 2:53.09 18 2:32.42 718 YTHJRJUL Tanya Fry,14,CYPS 2:37.33 19 2:30.45 759 YTHJRJUL Melissa Bartlett,14,CYPS 2:31.88 19 2:50.61 746 PQIAPR Alessandra Salvatore,14,CAMO 2:55.16 19 2:33.51 707 YTHJRJUL Stefanie Andruchuk,13,MANTA 2:50.78 20 2:30.57 757 YTHJRJUL Erin Kardash,14,MM - 20 2:50.81 744 BCAGJUL Chantal Huard,14,IS 2:54.95 20 2:33.55 707 YTHJRJUL Kelly Timmons,13,OSC 2:38.03 21 2:30.68 756 MBSKJUL Diane Kardash,14,MM - 21 2:50.89 743 ECUPJUL Amanda Williams,13,NEW - 21 2:33.96 703 BCAGJUL Stephanie Nicholls,14,PN - 22 2:30.78 755 CASCMAY Hanna Kubas,14,EKSC 2:32.52 22 2:50.99 742 ONIAPR Meaghan Nicholson,13,NKB - 22 2:34.39 698 ECUPJUL Amy Longobardi,13,EAST 2:46.22 23 2:31.12 752 YTHJRJUL Gillian Bryon,14,USC - 23 2:51.05 742 BCAGJUL Johanna Wick,13,PN 3:06.10 23 2:34.43 698 YTHJRJUL Gillian Bryon,14,USC 2:37.80 24 2:31.39 749 PQAAAJUL Giliane-T. Rainville,14,CAMO - 24 2:51.28 739 ECUPJUL Marie-P. Batelle,14,MEGO - 24 2:34.91 693 YTHJRJUL Cindy Jobse,14,MANTA 2:39.52 25 2:31.56 747 ONIAPR Kristin Cloutier,14,CAJ 2:36.11 25 2:51.38 738 ONAGJUL Lauren Dorrington,14,USC - 25 2:34.96 693 YTHJRJUL Brittany Cooper,13,LAC 2:34.56 26 2:31.64 746 PQIAPR Allyson Germain,13,UL - 26 2:51.52 737 ONIAPR Brooke Heath,14,TAT - 26 2:35.32 689 FARWAUG Mya Demchuk,13,ROD 2:46.11 27 2:31.88 744 YTHJRJUL Kayleigh Donovan,14,DDO - 27 2:51.90 734 KCSJUN Carol Starratt,13,CASC - 27 2:35.54 687 ECUPJUL Katie Davis,13,BRANT - 28 2:31.95 743 ECUPJUL Stephanie Ross,13,CAMO 2:36.33 28 2:51.93 733 LUSCMAY Brett Rumble,14,GGST 2:50.56 28 2:35.63 686 ECUPJUL Anne-M Ratte,14,UL 2:37.52 29 2:32.12 741 YTHJRJUL Alex Purdy,17,LAC 2:28.73 29 2:52.00 733 ECUPJUL Jacquelyn Craft,14,TRENT 2:43.23 29 2:35.72 685 ONTIIAPR Allison Ryan,14,LUSC - 30 2:32.44 738 ONIIIAPR Jane Wilkinson,14,SKY - 30 2:52.07 732 ONAGJUL Andrea Zarins,13,NKB 2:57.57 30 2:35.73 685 ONTSRMAY Gillian Coles,14,BROCK 2:29.61 31 2:32.62 736 ONAGJUL Kassandra Wolfe,14,MUSAC 2:36.34 31 2:52.20 731 ESWIMJUN Dana Dalipi,14,MSSAC 2:57.76 31 2:35.74 685 PQAAAJUL Karine Charette,13,CNCC 2:43.98 32 2:32.64 736 YTHJRJUL Melissa Lam,13,SPART 2:36.35 32 2:52.29 730 HYACKMAY Tanya Lahdenranta,14,SKSC 3:02.57 32 2:36.15 681 CASCMAY Ally Jack,13,GLEN 2:43.11 33 2:32.82 734 PQAAAJUL Roxane Cote,13,CNCB 2:42.60 33 2:52.69 727 YTHJRJUL Heather Chance,14,PCSC - 33 2:36.16 681 ECUPJUL Josiane Lepine,14,CAMO - 34 2:32.89 733 ZAJACJUL Whitney Murton,14,PDSA - 34 2:53.05 723 YTHJRJUL Kristin Cloutier,14,CAJ - 34 2:36.23 680 EKSCAPR Brittney Kremer,14,OSC 2:31.87 35 2:33.24 730 RODJAN Cindy Jobse,14,MANTA - 35 2:53.53 719 ECUPJUL Veronique Lafond,14,UL 2:57.68 35 2:36.30 679 YTHJRJUL Melissa Bartlett,14,CYPS 2:35.55 36 2:33.30 729 ESWIMJUN Elyse Silzer,13,ROD 2:45.13 36 2:53.67 718 EKSCAPR Megan Bird,14,UCSC - 36 2:36.31 679 CDSCAPR Jaimie Graham,14,PDSA 2:32.76 37 2:33.42 728 PQIIAPR Marie-P. Blais,13,MEGO - 37 2:54.23 713 ONAGJUL Sasha Tracy,13,USC 2:58.68 37 2:36.37 679 ECUPJUL Vivianne Genest,14,CNTR - 38 2:33.47 727 MSSACMAY Kate Plyley,14,OAK 2:33.50 38 2:54.33 712 ONAGJUL Allison McCabe,13,GGST - 38 2:36.38 679 ESWIMJUN Shannon Lang,14,HWAC 2:33.22 39 2:33.57 726 ONIAPR Allison Bennett,12,NYAC - 39 2:54.48 710 ONIAPR Sarah Widdifield,14,ROW 2:50.63 39 2:36.42 678 ABAGJUL Megan Bird,14,UCSC 2:53.75 40 2:33.60 726 ONAGJUL Hilary Jackson,13,COBRA 2:35.32 40 2:54.58 709 MBSKJUL Nicole Leach,14,ROD - 40 2:36.48 678 KCSJUN Jenine Barton,14,PN 2:35.41 41 2:33.85 723 BCSRFEB Chelsey Burnett,14,NRST - 41 2:54.68 709 ISAPR Jenny Lock,14,COMOX 2:53.67 41 2:36.53 677 EKSCAPR Nicole Besler,13,EDSON - 42 2:34.03 722 MBSKJUL Ashley Hoeving,14,ROD - 42 2:55.00 706 YTHJRJUL Lindsey Miller,13,NCSA 3:03.60 42 2:36.55 677 YTHJRJUL Genevieve Dack,14,TBT 2:38.98 43 2:34.04 721 ONIAPR Vanessa Fleguel,14,NKB - 43 2:55.09 705 YTHJRJUL Julia Wilkinson,13,SKY - 43 2:37.03 672 AACAPR Kate Plyley,14,OAK 2:29.74 44 2:34.17 720 BCAGJUL Courtenay Mulhern,13,PSW 2:38.84 44 2:55.65 700 BCAGJUL Michelle Miller,13,PDSA 3:01.23 44 2:37.15 671 BCAGJUL Shizuka Kikuchi,13,CRKW 2:46.20 45 2:34.30 719 ESWIMJUN Amanda Long,13,LAC 2:41.36 45 2:56.13 696 ESWIMJUN Blair Holmes,13,COBRA 2:55.49 45 2:37.29 670 PQIIAPR Patricia Perreault,14,CNCB - 46 2:34.34 718 ESWIMJUN Martha Ziolkowski,13,YORK 2:45.10 46 2:56.18 695 ESWIMJUN Angela Calvert,14,BTSC - 46 2:37.41 668 ONIIIAPR Jane Wilkinson,14,SKY - 47 2:34.35 718 NSAGJUN Bevan Haley,12,WTSC - 47 2:56.26 695 PQAAAJUL Micheline Dufour,14,UL - 47 2:37.80 665 BCAGJUL Stephanie Bigelow,14,IS 2:45.02 48 2:34.70 715 MBSKJUL Landice Yestrau,13,MM - 48 2:56.29 694 ONAGJUL Roberta Gillespie,14,PERTH 2:52.90 48 2:37.89 664 MSSACMAY Brittany Zawadowski,15,COBRA 2:33.45 49 2:34.95 712 MSSACMAY Amanda Kelly,13,HWAC 2:44.25 49 2:56.42 693 ECUPJUL Jennifer Brown,13,TCSC 2:59.76 49 2:37.94 663 YTHJRJUL Genevieve Saumur,13,CAMO 2:52.59 50 2:35.05 711 YTHJRJUL Patricia Perreault,14,CNCB - 50 2:56.66 691 ONAGJUL Kristen Yee,14,BYST 2:55.68 50 2:38.06 662 ONAGJUL Juliana Gonzalez,13,NYAC - 100 METRES BREASTSTROKE 100 METRES BUTTERFLY 200 METRES IND.MEDLEY Rec: 1:09.84 Allison Higson,ESC,86 Best 99 Rec: 1:02.87 Julie Howard,BRANT,91 Best 99 Rec: 2:18.08 Allison Higson,ESC,88 Best 99 1 1:12.18 898 CANLCMAR Courtenay Chuy,14,HYACK 1:12.83 1 1:05.42 814 PQCUPJUL Julia Guay-Racine,14,CAMO 1:06.75 1 2:25.62 846 CANLCMAR Courtenay Chuy,14,HYACK 2:26.44 2 1:13.80 864 CANLCMAR Tamara Wagner,14,TORCH 1:12.52 2 1:05.82 804 YTHJRJUL Orlagh O’Kelly,14,EKSC 1:09.70 2 2:27.84 822 BCAGJUL Lynette Bayliss,14,UCSC 2:31.48 3 1:14.97 840 CDNLCMAY Kelly Timmons,13,OSC 1:17.29 3 1:06.19 796 ONAGJUL Callan Gault,14,TSC - 3 2:28.14 819 HYACKMAY Jenny Lock,14,COMOX 2:34.59 4 1:16.02 818 FARWAUG Michelle Mange,13,PDSA 1:23.76 4 1:06.60 786 MSSACMAY Blair Holmes,13,COBRA 1:08.17 4 2:28.28 817 CDNLCMAY Elizabeth Osterer,14,NKB 2:33.49 5 1:16.12 816 ONAGJUL Shannon Kryhul,14,LAC 1:15.47 5 1:06.78 782 BCAGJUL Kelsey Rush,13,RAYS 1:10.65 5 2:28.36 817 CANLCAUG Kelly Timmons,13,OSC-SE 2:29.16 6 1:16.15 815 YTHJRJUL Kim Labbett,13,OAK 1:25.36 6 1:07.16 773 ONAGJUL Brittney Scott,13,ROW 1:09.63 6 2:28.76 812 CASCMAY Hayley Doody,14,CASC 2:35.70 7 1:16.49 808 EKSCAPR Kimberley Hirsch,14,STSC 1:18.78 7 1:07.47 765 MSSACMAY Kahla Walkinshaw,14,HWAC 1:07.12 7 2:28.82 812 ESWIMJUN Blair Holmes,13,COBRA 2:34.02 8 1:17.00 798 YTHJRJUL Elizabeth Osterer,14,NKB 1:18.25 8 1:07.76 759 PQAAAJUL Vivianne Genest,13,CNTR - 8 2:29.70 802 ONIIIAPR Jennifer Porenta,14,MMST - 9 1:17.16 795 ONTIIAPR Brett Rumble,14,GGST 1:17.86 9 1:07.77 758 ONIIIAPR Jennifer Porenta,14,MMST - 9 2:30.11 798 ONAGJUL Amanda Williams,13,NEW - 10 1:17.36 790 ONIAPR Brooke Heath,14,TAT - 10 1:08.01 753 YTHJRJUL Avery Kremer,13,OSC 1:09.37 10 2:30.50 794 BCAGJUL Tina Hoang,14,HYACK 2:35.33 11 1:17.36 790 YTHJRJUL Elizabeth Engs,13,CAJ 1:20.63 11 1:08.05 752 ABAGJUL Andrea Baird,14,RDCSC 1:08.00 11 2:30.76 791 ABAGJUL Thea Norton,13,STSC 2:35.13 12 1:17.90 780 ECUPJUL Marie-P. Ratelle,14,MEGO - 12 1:08.12 750 HYACKMAY Tina Hoang,14,HYACK 1:10.04 12 2:30.91 790 ONAGJUL Callan Gault,14,TSC 2:34.98 13 1:18.27 772 YTHJRJUL Caitlin Babb,14,DDO - 13 1:08.15 750 YTHJRJUL Kate Plyley,14,OAK-TO 1:07.22 13 2:31.03 788 BCAGJUL Stephanie Nicholls,14,PN - 14 1:18.36 770 PCSCJUN Heather Chance,14,PCSC - 14 1:08.27 747 ONSRFEB Amanda Gillespie,14,PERTH 1:04.22 14 2:31.21 787 BCAGJUL Kelsey Rush,13,RAYS 2:38.87 15 1:18.39 770 ONTIIAPR Genevieve Dack,14,TBT 1:19.32 15 1:08.39 744 BCAGJUL Shannon Hackett,13,PDSA 1:12.20 15 2:31.33 785 ONTIIAPR Stephanie Kuhn,14,TMSC 2:29.00 16 1:18.96 758 ONAGJUL Kristen Yee,14,BYST 1:19.79 16 1:08.42 743 BRANTAPR Tiffany Vincent,14,BRANT 1:09.14 16 2:31.72 781 BCAGJUL Andrea Baird,14,RDCSC 2:34.29 17 1:18.96 758 YTHJRJUL Sybil De Jonge,14,CYPS 1:21.99 17 1:08.58 740 MBSKJUL Stefanie Andruchuk,13,MANTA 1:12.74 17 2:32.16 777 ONIIIAPR Jane Wilkinson,14,SKY 2:35.61 18 1:19.41 749 YTHJRJUL Kristin Cloutier,14,CAJ 1:22.04 18 1:08.67 738 PPOMAY Elizabeth Osterer,14,NKB - 18 2:32.31 775 BCAGJUL Genevieve Poirier-Leroy,13,NRST 2:39.49 19 1:19.45 748 YTHJRJUL Jasmine Kastner,13,DDO - 19 1:08.83 734 ONTIIAPR Stephanie Kuhn,14,TMSC 1:08.14 19 2:32.62 772 PPOMAY Sarah Gault,14,CAC 2:36.78 20 1:19.57 746 ONIIIAPR Jacquelyn Craft,14,TRENT 1:17.23 20 1:08.84 734 BCAGJUL Brianne Cloak,14,IS 1:10.91 20 2:32.65 772 PCSCJUN Jennifer Hodgson,14,PCSC - 21 1:19.57 746 BCAGJUL Johanna Wick,13,PN 1:24.29 21 1:08.86 733 ONAGJUL Amanda Williams,13,NEW - 21 2:32.70 771 PQAAAJUL Julia Guay-Racine,14,CAMO 2:35.85 22 1:19.58 746 HYACKMAY Natalie Foster,14,LL 1:19.55 22 1:08.86 733 BCAGJUL Teresa Au Yeung,13,PDSA 1:12.73 22 2:32.88 769 ONTSRMAY Amanda Long,13,LAC 2:36.29 23 1:19.62 745 BCAGJUL Jenny Lock,14,COMOX 1:22.36 23 1:08.92 732 ABAGJUL Kelly Timmons,13,OSC 1:10.55 23 2:32.91 769 ONAGJUL Lauren Dorrington,14,USC - 24 1:19.64 745 BCAGJUL Haylee Johnson,14,PDSA 1:20.59 24 1:08.93 732 PQAAAJUL Genevieve Saumur,12,CAMO 1:14.47 24 2:32.93 769 MBSKJUL Erin Kardash,14,MM - 25 1:19.64 745 PQIAPR Alessandra Salvatore,14,CAMO 1:19.54 25 1:08.93 732 ECUPJUL Allyson Germain,14,UL - 25 2:32.93 769 ONAGJUL Kristen McIlroy,13,MMST - 26 1:19.72 743 ONIAPR Meaghan Nicholson,13,NKB - 26 1:08.97 731 CASCMAY MacKenzie Clarke,14,GLEN 1:15.45 26 2:32.96 768 AACAPR Kate Plyley,14,OAK 2:33.15 27 1:19.74 743 PCSCJUN Jennifer Hodgson,14,PCSC 1:22.52 27 1:09.10 728 ESWIMJUN Amanda Long,13,LAC 1:09.79 27 2:33.11 767 PQAAAJUL Patricia Perreault,14,CNCB - 28 1:19.79 742 ESWIMJUN Dana Dalipi,14,MSSAC - 28 1:09.18 726 PCSCJUN Emilie Chan,14,PCSC - 28 2:33.50 763 TBTMAY Genevieve Dack,14,TBT - 29 1:19.87 740 YTHJRJUL Sasha Tracy,14,USC 1:23.25 29 1:09.19 726 EKSCAPR Brittney Kremer,14,OSC 1:08.13 29 2:33.76 760 ONTSRMAY Brittany Cooper,13,LAC 2:35.05 30 1:20.08 736 ONAGJUL Allison McCabe,13,GGST 1:23.00 30 1:09.20 726 BCAGJUL Shizuka Kikuchi,13,CRKW 1:11.62 30 2:33.83 759 BCAGJUL Lesley Emter,14,LL - 31 1:20.32 731 CANLCMAR Jackie Chan,14,MSSAC-TO 1:20.62 31 1:09.34 722 ECUPJUL Amy Longobardi,13,EAST 1:14.82 31 2:34.00 758 BCAGJUL Stephanie Bigelow,14,IS 2:42.33 32 1:20.32 731 ONAGJUL Amanda Williams,13,NEW - 32 1:09.39 721 CASCMAY Ally Jack,13,GLEN 1:15.91 32 2:34.02 758 ABAGJUL Avery Kremer,13,OSC 2:45.68 33 1:20.41 730 BCAGJUL Tanya Lahdenranta,13,SKSC 1:26.56 33 1:09.57 717 LUSCMAY Andrea Shoust,14,SSMAC - 33 2:34.11 757 HYACKMAY Shannon Hackett,13,PDSA 2:38.91 34 1:20.48 728 ONIIIAPR Susan Miner,13,HHAC 1:24.27 34 1:09.69 714 MBSKJUL Tiffany Monkman,13,MANTA 1:12.96 34 2:34.14 756 LUSCMAY Andrea Shoust,14,SSMAC - 35 1:20.49 728 BCSRFEB Mila Zvijerac,14,HYACK 1:17.64 35 1:09.87 710 ONTIIAPR Genevieve Dack,14,TBT - 35 2:34.17 756 ESWIMJUN Krista Haslund,14,ROD - 36 1:20.56 727 ONAGJUL Lauren Dorrington,14,USC - 36 1:09.91 710 BCAGJUL Stephanie Nicholls,14,PN - 36 2:34.19 756 PQIAPR Allyson Germain,13,UL 2:42.50 37 1:20.72 723 ECUPJUL Veronique Lafond,14,UL 1:20.66 37 1:09.97 708 BCAGJUL Meaghan McColl,14,IS - 37 2:34.42 753 BCAGJUL Johanna Wick,13,PN - 38 1:20.83 721 PQAAAJUL Amelie Boulanger,14,CNQ 1:19.58 38 1:10.07 706 PQAAAJUL Anne-M Ratte,14,UL 1:11.95 38 2:34.44 753 CASCMAY MacKenzie Clarke,14,GLEN - 39 1:20.84 721 ECUPJUL Eveline Lafaille,14,CNHR 1:20.89 39 1:10.08 706 MMAPR Erin Kardash,14,MM - 39 2:34.44 753 ESWIMJUN Shannon Lang,14,HWAC 2:33.78 40 1:21.02 718 EKSCAPR Lindsey Miller,13,NCSA 1:27.34 40 1:10.10 705 PCSCJUN Jennifer Hodgson,14,PCSC - 40 2:34.49 753 MSSACMAY Katie Smith,14,COBRA 2:35.90 41 1:21.05 717 ABAGJUL Megan Bird,14,UCSC - 41 1:10.11 705 BCSRFEB Chelsey Burnett,14,NRST 1:08.97 41 2:34.51 753 ABAGJUL Stacy Cormack,14,GLEN 2:44.05 42 1:21.15 715 ABAGJUL Thea Norton,13,STSC 1:22.48 42 1:10.11 705 ONAGJUL Melissa Bartlett,13,CYPS 1:09.09 42 2:34.69 751 CANLCMAR Shannon Kryhul,14,LAC 2:34.35 43 1:21.27 713 PQIAPR Eliane Paquin,14,SAMAK 1:22.35 43 1:10.12 705 MSSACMAY Katie Smith,14,COBRA - 43 2:34.73 750 ISAPR Chelsey Burnett,14,NRST - 44 1:21.33 712 YTHJRJUL Tianna Day,14,OAK - 44 1:10.24 702 RODJAN Kristin Anstey,14,STSC 1:07.98 44 2:34.74 750 FARWAUG Michelle Mange,13,PDSA - 45 1:21.43 710 MBSKJUL Nicole Leach,14,ROD - 45 1:10.41 698 PPOMAY Krystelle Metras,14,CASE - 45 2:34.88 749 ISJUN Courtenay Mulhern,13,PSW 2:36.58 46 1:21.56 707 KCSJUN Carol Starratt,13,CASC - 46 1:10.44 698 AACAPR Leanna Lee,14,TORCH - 46 2:34.91 748 PCSCJUN Emilie Chan,14,PCSC - 47 1:21.69 705 CALACAPR Joan Darsigny,14,CNSH 1:19.94 47 1:10.50 696 PPOMAY Vanessa Fleguel,14,NKB - 47 2:34.94 748 CDSCAPR Jaimie Graham,14,PDSA 2:35.60 48 1:21.69 705 ONAGJUL Andrea Zarins,13,NKB 1:24.60 48 1:10.50 696 MBSKJUL Mya Demchuk,13,ROD 1:12.31 48 2:35.02 747 BCAGJUL Valerie Pomaizl,14,NRST 2:35.46 49 1:21.74 704 PQIIAPR Sandra Warren,14,BBF - 49 1:10.60 694 ESWIMJUN Shannon Lang,14,HWAC 1:11.35 49 2:35.04 747 RODJAN Cindy Jobse,14,MANTA - 50 1:21.78 703 YLSCMAY Chantelle Fauchoux,14,PASS 1:20.51 50 1:10.66 693 ONAGJUL Eileen Yang,14,HWAC - 50 2:35.07 747 ECUPJUL Jacquelyn Craft,14,TRENT 2:35.39

24 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 400 METRES IND.MEDLEY 4X50 MEDLEY RELAY 4X50 FREE RELAY Rec: 4:52.35 Joanne Malar,HWAC,90 Best 99 Rec: 2:02.81 Etobicoke Swimming,ETOB,97 Rec: 1:50.15 Etobicoke Swimming,ETOB,97 1 5:10.35 823 CDNLCMAY Elizabeth Osterer,14,NKB 5:16.27 1 2:07.73 773 CASCMAY Edmonton Keyano,EKSC 1 1:54.11 719 MBSKJUL Manitoba Marlins,MM 2 5:12.48 812 YTHJRJUL Kelly Timmons,13,OSC 5:19.53 2 2:07.81 772 BCAGJUL Pacific Dolphins,PDSA 2 1:54.28 717 ONAGJUL North York AC,NYAC 3 5:13.28 808 CANLCMAR Lynette Bayliss,14,UCSC 5:12.79 3 2:09.50 751 PQIAPR Montreal Aquatique,CAMO 3 1:55.48 701 EKSCAPR Edmonton Keyano,EKSC 4 5:13.41 807 MSSACMAY Blair Holmes,13,COBRA 5:29.59 4 2:10.06 744 EOSAJUN Nepean Kanata,NKB 4 1:55.61 699 ABAGJUL Cascade Swim Club,CASC 5 5:13.57 806 PDSAMAY Jenny Lock,14,COMOX 5:20.19 5 2:10.55 738 AACAPR Cobra Swim Club,COBRA 5 1:55.72 697 PCSCJUN Pointe Claire SC,PCSC 6 5:15.05 799 BCAGJUL Stephanie Nicholls,14,PN - 6 2:10.71 736 CASCMAY Cascade Swim Club,CASC 6 1:55.72 697 PQIAPR Montreal Aquatique,CAMO 7 5:15.81 795 BCAGJUL Michelle Mange,13,PDSA 5:35.88 7 2:10.95 733 ONAGJUL Uxbridge SC,USC 7 1:56.03 693 ONIAPR Nepean Kanata,NKB 8 5:15.93 795 YTHJRJUL Thea Norton,13,STSC 5:36.07 8 2:10.99 733 ONIAPR Region of Waterloo,ROW 8 1:56.28 690 ABAGJUL Calgary Swimming,UCSC 9 5:16.37 792 YTHJRJUL Amanda Long,13,LAC 5:22.59 9 2:11.13 731 ONAGJUL Chatham Y,CYPS 9 1:56.51 687 MSSACMAY Hamilt-Wentworth AC,HWAC 10 5:17.78 785 BCAGJUL Shannon Hackett,13,PDSA 5:29.26 10 2:11.29 729 ABAGJUL Nose Creek SA,NCSA 10 1:56.82 683 ONIIIAPR Milton Marlins,MMST 11 5:17.87 785 BCAGJUL Stephanie Bigelow,14,IS 5:44.12 11 2:11.32 729 CASCMAY Silver Tide SC,STSC 11 1:56.91 682 AACAPR Cobra Swim Club,COBRA 12 5:18.74 781 ONAGJUL Amanda Williams,13,NEW - 12 2:11.32 729 ONAGJUL Newmarket SC,NEW 12 1:57.11 679 BCAGJUL Pacific Dolphins,PDSA 13 5:19.16 779 YTHJRJUL Stacy Cormack,14,GLEN - 13 2:11.46 727 MBSKJUL Manitoba Marlins,MM 13 1:58.00 667 ONAGJUL Newmarket SC,NEW 14 5:19.42 777 EASTJUL Bevan Haley,13,WTSC 5:37.75 14 2:11.79 723 ONIAPR Tillsonburg AT,TAT 14 1:58.07 666 ONAGJUL Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM 15 5:19.59 776 YTHJRJUL Brittany Cooper,13,LAC 5:23.31 15 2:11.89 722 ONAGJUL North York AC,NYAC 15 1:58.09 666 ONAGJUL Uxbridge SC,USC 16 5:20.01 774 ONAGJUL Shannon Kryhul,14,LAC 5:22.45 16 2:12.26 718 ONAGJUL Ajax Aquatic Club,AAC 16 1:58.86 656 ONIIIAPR East York SC,EYSC 17 5:21.12 769 ESWIMJUN Nathalie Lacoste,14,MSSAC - 17 2:12.27 718 MSSACMAY Hamilt-Wentworth AC,HWAC 17 1:58.86 656 BCAGJUL Nanaimo Riptide ST,NRST 18 5:21.29 768 CASCMAY Hayley Doody,14,CASC 5:24.73 18 2:12.29 717 EKSCAPR Calgary Swimming,UCSC 18 1:59.21 652 TBTMAY Thunder Bay,TBT 19 5:21.83 765 ESWIMJUN Krista Haslund,14,ROD - 19 2:12.89 710 EKSCAPR Glencoe Gators,GLEN 19 1:59.22 652 ONAGJUL Chatham Y,CYPS 20 5:21.90 765 ONIIIAPR Kristen McIlroy,13,MMST - 20 2:12.99 709 ESWIMJUN Mississauga AC,MSSAC 20 1:59.31 651 PQIAPR Samak de Brossard,SAMAK 21 5:22.63 761 YTHJRJUL Avery Kremer,13,OSC 5:26.86 21 2:12.99 709 PQAAAJUL Univ.Laval Rouge & Or,UL 21 1:59.34 650 ONAGJUL Ajax Aquatic Club,AAC 22 5:23.26 758 KCSJUN Lesley Emter,14,LL - 22 2:13.14 707 ESWIMJUN London AC,LAC 22 1:59.41 649 ONIIIAPR Burlington AD,BAD 23 5:23.31 758 ONIIIAPR Jane Wilkinson,14,SKY 5:27.23 23 2:13.74 700 EKSCAPR Olympian Swim Club,OSC 23 1:59.50 648 BRANTAPR Brantford AC,BRANT 24 5:23.35 758 ONIIIAPR Kassandra Wolfe,14,MUSAC - 24 2:13.89 699 TBTMAY Thunder Bay,TBT 24 1:59.75 645 ONIAPR Chatham Swim Club,CSC 25 5:23.83 756 YTHJRJUL Cindy Jobse,14,MANTA 5:29.96 25 2:14.06 697 LUSCMAY East York SC,EYSC 25 1:59.88 643 EOSAJUN Trenton Dolphins,TD 26 5:24.01 755 ESWIMJUN Shannon Lang,14,HWAC 5:22.59 26 2:14.07 697 ONIIIAPR Milton Marlins,MMST 26 1:59.89 643 PQIAPR Univ.Laval Rouge & Or,UL 27 5:24.10 754 ONAGJUL Callan Gault,14,TSC 5:27.52 27 2:14.09 696 MSSACMAY Oakville AC,OAK 27 2:00.10 641 CASCMAY Glencoe Gators,GLEN 28 5:24.21 754 YTHJRJUL Kate Plyley,14,OAK 5:17.66 28 2:14.31 694 PQAAAJUL Dollard Swim Team,DDO 28 2:00.10 641 EKSCAPR Olympian Swim Club,OSC 29 5:24.27 753 ONTIIAPR Genevieve Dack,14,TBT 5:23.72 29 2:14.37 693 BCAGJUL Nanaimo Riptide ST,NRST 29 2:00.11 640 PCSCJUN Mississauga AC,MSSAC 30 5:24.29 753 YTHJRJUL Ashley Matte,14,PGB - 30 2:14.45 692 PGBMAR Points North SC,PN 30 2:00.18 640 BCAGJUL Comox Valley AC,COMOX 31 5:24.52 752 BCAGJUL Valerie Pomaizl,14,NRST 5:25.10 31 2:14.51 691 FARWAUG Toronto All Stars,TO 31 2:00.24 639 CASCMAY Nose Creek SA,NCSA 32 5:24.73 751 CDSCAPR Jaimie Graham,14,PDSA 5:20.57 32 2:14.60 690 PQIAPR Pointe Claire SC,PCSC 32 2:00.31 638 PGBMAR Points North SC,PN 33 5:25.02 750 ONIAPR Gillian Bryon,14,USC - 33 2:14.67 690 BCAGJUL Island Swimming,IS 33 2:00.34 638 ONAGJUL London AC,LAC 34 5:25.18 749 HYACKMAY Haylee Johnson,14,PDSA - 34 2:15.05 685 ONIAPR Toronto Swim Club,TSC 34 2:00.61 634 KCSJUN Kamloops Classic,KCS 35 5:25.20 749 ABAGJUL Carmen Block,14,NCSA - 35 2:15.38 681 PQ3MAY CN St-Hyacinthe,CNSH 35 2:00.68 633 PQAAAJUL Dollard Swim Team,DDO 36 5:25.71 746 ONAGJUL Andrea Zarins,13,NKB 5:38.75 36 2:15.65 678 BCAGJUL Hyack Swim Club,HYACK 36 2:00.73 633 ONIAPR Region of Waterloo,ROW 37 5:26.02 745 ECUPJUL Allyson Germain,14,UL - 37 2:15.70 678 PQ3MAY CN Haut-Richelieu,CNHR 37 2:00.81 632 EOSAJUN Cornwall Sea Lions,CSL 38 5:26.37 743 YTHJRJUL MacKenzie Clarke,14,GLEN - 38 2:15.71 678 EASTJUL Barrie Trojans,BTSC 38 2:00.88 631 ONIAPR Glouc-Ottawa Kingfish,GO 39 5:26.58 742 ISJUN Courtenay Mulhern,13,PSW 5:26.92 39 2:15.76 677 PQIAPR CN Quebec,CNQ 39 2:00.94 630 ONIIIAPR Muskoka AC,MUSAC 40 5:26.77 741 BCAGJUL Johanna Wick,13,PN - 40 2:16.65 667 KCSJUN Liquid Ligthning,LL 40 2:00.96 630 BCAGJUL Island Swimming,IS 41 5:26.81 741 PQAAAJUL Patricia Perreault,14,CNCB - 41 2:17.19 661 MBSKJUL Manta Swim Club,MANTA 41 2:01.00 629 BCAGJUL Duncan Stingrays,RAYS 42 5:27.18 739 YTHJRJUL Heather Chance,14,PCSC - 42 2:17.78 655 ABAGJUL Lethbridge ASC,LASC 42 2:01.02 629 ONIIIAPR Tri Town Swim Club,TTSC 43 5:27.22 739 YTHJRJUL Elyse Dudar,13,MSSAC 5:50.98 43 2:17.85 654 PQIAPR Samak de Brossard,SAMAK 43 2:01.05 629 ESWIMJUN Barrie Trojans,BTSC 44 5:27.31 739 ONAGJUL Katy Bergman,14,KSS - 44 2:17.97 652 BRANTAPR Brantford AC,BRANT 44 2:01.05 629 PQIAPR CN Quebec,CNQ 45 5:27.84 736 ISAPR Kelsey Rush,13,RAYS - 45 2:17.99 652 ONIIIAPR Muskoka AC,MUSAC 45 2:01.17 627 ONAGJUL Toronto Swim Club,TSC 46 5:29.07 730 ONAGJUL Brittney Scott,13,ROW 5:44.34 46 2:18.22 650 PPOMAY Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM 46 2:01.19 627 PQ3MAY Longueuil,ELITE 47 5:29.24 730 ABAGJUL Andrea Baird,14,RDCSC - 47 2:18.28 649 ONTIIAPR Trenton Dolphins,TD 47 2:01.21 627 MBSKJUL Manta Swim Club,MANTA 48 5:29.40 729 KCSJUN Jenine Barton,14,PN - 48 2:18.44 647 PQ3MAY Longueuil,ELITE 48 2:01.23 627 MSSACMAY York Swim Club,YORK 49 5:29.67 727 TBTMAY Leslie Lappalainen,14,TBT 5:25.22 49 2:18.45 647 ISAPR Regina Opt.Dolphins,ROD 49 2:01.32 625 MBSKJUL Regina Opt.Dolphins,ROD 50 5:29.96 726 ESWIMJUN Kahla Walkinshaw,14,HWAC - 50 2:18.46 647 BCAGJUL Pacific Sea Wolves,PSW 50 2:01.35 625 CASCMAY Silver Tide SC,STSC

13-14 BOYS 2000 LONG COURSE TAG® 50 METRES FREESTYLE 100 METRES FREESTYLE 200 METRES FREESTYLE Rec: 23.97 Kurtis Miller,SCAR,0 Best 99 Rec: 52.91 Yannick Lupien,CAGRA,94 Best 99 Rec: 1:55.97 Brian Johns,RACER,97 Best 99 1 23.97 863 ECUPJUL Kurtis Miller,14,SCAR 25.23 1 53.17 861 CDNLCMAY Kurtis Miller,14,SCAR 55.62 1 2:00.89 806 ONSRFEB Tobias Oriwol,14,ESWIM 2:01.97 2 25.65 757 CALACAPR Tristan Jones,14,CNNG - 2 55.22 801 MSSACMAY Tobias Oriwol,14,ESWIM 57.47 2 2:01.62 797 ESWIMJUN Kurtis Miller,14,SCAR 2:08.43 3 25.67 756 ONAGJUL Kieran O’Neill,14,SSMAC 27.07 3 55.95 781 MSSACMAY Aaron Donst,13,HWAC 1:03.62 3 2:03.24 776 ECUPJUL Jonathan Aubry,14,CNB - 4 25.71 753 PQAAAJUL Alex Chartrand,14,ELITE - 4 56.86 755 CALACAPR Tristan Jones,14,CNNG - 4 2:04.34 762 ONAGJUL Kieran O’Neill,14,SSMAC 2:09.81 5 25.74 751 ONAGJUL Ian McLean,14,CYPS - 5 56.92 754 EKSCAPR Jian-Lok Chang,14,EKSC 57.82 5 2:04.44 761 AACAPR Joe Bajcar,14,OAK 2:11.91 6 25.89 742 ABAGJUL Chase Reid,14,CASC 26.69 6 57.12 748 ECUPJUL Jonathan Aubry,14,CNB - 6 2:04.88 755 CALACAPR Tristan Jones,14,CNNG - 7 25.99 736 ABAGJUL Kevin Gillespie,14,EXST - 7 57.26 744 BCAGJUL Dario Isic,14,PDSA 59.64 7 2:05.92 742 FARWAUG Justin Pommerville,14,IS 2:07.74 8 26.03 734 PQAAAJUL Vincent Boulanger-M.,13,CNQ 27.62 8 57.26 744 PQAAAJUL Vincent Boulanger-M.,13,CNQ 1:00.99 8 2:06.00 741 BCAGJUL Brendan Robertson,14,HYACK - 9 26.07 731 ONAGJUL Eric Chan,14,AAC - 9 57.31 743 CASCMAY Kevin Gillespie,14,EXST - 9 2:06.00 741 BCAGJUL Thomas Demetzer,14,PGB - 10 26.07 731 PQAAAJUL Andrew Munro,14,PCSC - 10 57.47 738 ONAGJUL Ian McLean,14,CYPS - 10 2:06.07 740 BCAGJUL Suk Jin Yoon,14,PDSA - 11 26.25 720 AACAPR Michael Chu,14,CHAMP 26.54 11 57.48 738 PQAAAJUL Alex Chartrand,14,ELITE - 11 2:06.20 739 EKSCAPR Jian-Lok Chang,14,EKSC 2:09.03 12 26.25 720 EKSCAPR Jian-Lok Chang,14,EKSC 26.68 12 57.48 738 ECUPJUL Nicolas Murray,14,DYNAM 1:00.56 12 2:06.21 738 BCAGJUL Dario Isic,14,PDSA - 13 26.35 715 ESWIMJUN Paul Quevedo,14,COBRA - 13 57.50 738 ONAGJUL Kieran O’Neill,14,SSMAC 59.38 13 2:06.25 738 MSSACMAY Marco Monaco,13,OAK 2:12.72 14 26.36 714 CDSCAPR Ben Keast,14,HYACK - 14 57.76 730 ABAGJUL Chase Reid,14,CASC 59.02 14 2:06.33 737 BCAGJUL Kevin Gillespie,14,EXST - 15 26.37 713 BCAGJUL Jim Tung,14,HYACK 26.84 15 57.79 730 KCSJUN Thomas Demetzer,14,PGB - 15 2:06.39 736 MSSACMAY Simon Gabsch,13,MSSAC 2:21.68 16 26.37 713 HYACKMAY Richard Hortness,14,SKSC - 16 57.80 729 KCSJUN William Wray,13,LL - 16 2:06.52 735 HYACKMAY Erik Hogan,14,UCSC - 17 26.39 712 BCAGJUL Dario Isic,14,PDSA - 17 57.80 729 HYACKMAY Erik Hogan,14,UCSC - 17 2:06.81 731 PQ3MAY Nicolas Murray,13,DYNAM 2:09.68 18 26.41 711 NYACMAY Nathan Chang,14,TORCH - 18 57.88 727 NYACMAY Nathan Chang,14,TORCH - 18 2:06.93 729 CDSCAPR Ben Keast,14,HYACK - 19 26.45 709 HYACKMAY William Wray,14,LL 27.34 19 57.92 726 ONTIIAPR Devin McCarty,14,KSS 59.07 19 2:07.08 728 PQAAAJUL Vincent Boulanger-M.,13,CNQ 2:18.78 20 26.64 697 ONAGJUL Matthew Sy,14,CREST - 20 57.92 726 STARJUN Marco Monaco,13,OAK 1:01.40 20 2:07.21 726 PQAAAJUL David Provencher,13,GAMIN 2:13.90 21 26.65 697 BCAGJUL Justin Pommerville,14,IS 28.51 21 57.99 724 BCAGJUL Justin Pommerville,14,IS 1:01.89 21 2:07.21 726 PQAAAJUL Marc Laliberte,13,UL 2:15.11 22 26.68 695 PPOMAY Sofian Mohand-Cherif,14,CAMO - 22 58.08 722 ESWIMJUN Paul Quevedo,14,COBRA - 22 2:07.44 723 CDSCAPR Janco Mynhardt,14,PSW - 23 26.72 693 CALACAPR Serge Demers-Giroux,14,CNTR 27.18 23 58.18 719 CDSCAPR Ben Keast,14,HYACK - 23 2:07.63 721 ONAGJUL Adam Slater,14,NEW - 24 26.74 692 EASTJUL Colin Baird,14,BLAST - 24 58.21 718 BCAGJUL Jim Tung,14,HYACK 58.83 24 2:07.73 720 PPOMAY Sofian Mohand-Cherif,14,CAMO - 25 26.77 690 KCSJUN Jason Steeple,14,DELTA - 25 58.28 716 EASTJUL Colin Baird,14,BLAST - 25 2:07.91 717 ONTIIAPR Devin McCarty,14,KSS 2:09.34 26 26.80 688 ONTIIAPR Devin McCarty,14,KSS 27.37 26 58.38 714 BCSRFEB Marc Sze,14,PDSA 58.29 26 2:08.22 714 ONAGJUL Ian McLean,14,CYPS - 27 26.81 688 PQIAPR Jean Boivin,14,CNQ - 27 58.39 713 AACAPR Eric Chan,14,AAC - 27 2:08.39 712 CDSCAPR Adam Richardson,14,PDSA - 28 26.86 685 CASCMAY Ben Adam,14,CASC - 28 58.49 711 HYACKMAY Richard Hortness,14,SKSC - 28 2:08.65 708 CASCMAY Aaron Blair,14,CASC - 29 26.90 682 ISJUN Janco Mynhardt,14,PSW - 29 58.61 708 PQAAAJUL Andrew Munro,22,ESWIM 53.79 29 2:08.81 706 KCSJUN Chase Reid,14,CASC - 30 26.90 682 HYACKMAY Erik Hogan,14,UCSC - 30 58.66 706 BCAGJUL Janco Mynhardt,14,PSW - 30 2:08.85 706 BCSRFEB Marc Sze,14,PDSA 2:08.13 31 26.91 682 ESWIMJUN Jonathan Long,14,LAC - 31 58.71 705 KCSJUN Jason Steeple,13,DELTA - 31 2:08.89 706 NYACMAY Jason Chan,14,TORCH - 32 26.93 681 EASTJUL Douglas Young,14,SWAT - 32 58.72 705 NYACMAY Garrett Moran,14,NYAC - 32 2:09.01 704 HYACKMAY Jens Cuthbert,13,PDSA 2:14.51 33 26.96 679 ONAGJUL Zac Andrew,13,COBRA - 33 58.79 703 CDSCAPR Luigi Betuzzi,14,PDSA - 33 2:09.03 704 BCAGJUL James Monk,14,PDSA - 34 26.96 679 PQAAAJUL Marc Laliberte,13,UL 28.74 34 58.79 703 AACAPR Michael Chu,14,CHAMP 58.85 34 2:09.07 703 ONIAPR Garrett Moran,14,NYAC - 35 26.96 679 PQIAPR Boumediene Gueffai,14,CAMO - 35 58.84 701 PQAAAJUL Marc Laliberte,13,UL 1:02.11 35 2:09.07 703 BCAGJUL Malcolm Lavoie,14,OSC - 36 26.99 677 COBRAMAR Andrew Baier,14,COBRA - 36 58.84 701 PQIAPR Jean Boivin,14,CNQ - 36 2:09.20 702 BCAGJUL Luke Hoffman,14,IS 2:11.04 37 27.00 677 ABAGJUL Darren Tso,13,LASC 28.76 37 58.89 700 ONAGJUL Matthew Sy,14,CREST - 37 2:09.33 700 BCAGJUL William Wray,14,LL - 38 27.02 676 ONAGJUL Jason McCann,14,EYSC - 38 59.05 696 ONIIIAPR Dexter Rubio,14,BYST - 38 2:09.68 696 ABAGJUL Michael Eubank,14,CP - 39 27.10 671 ESWIMJUN Aaron Donst,13,HWAC 28.67 39 59.08 695 ESWIMJUN James Monaghan,14,EYSC - 39 2:09.70 696 ABAGJUL Willie Derban,14,UCSC - 40 27.11 670 RODJAN Pat Turanich-N.,14,STSC 27.15 40 59.19 692 EKSCAPR Adam Richardson,14,PDSA - 40 2:09.77 695 PQ3MAY Alex Chartrand,14,ELITE - 41 27.11 670 NYACMAY Jason Chan,14,TORCH - 41 59.27 690 ONTIIAPR Matteo Di Paolo,13,VAC 1:01.89 41 2:10.17 690 ONSRFEB Jonathan Long,14,LAC 2:08.72 42 27.12 670 ONIIIAPR Dexter Rubio,14,BYST - 42 59.29 690 EASTJUL Douglas Young,14,SWAT - 42 2:10.19 690 ONAGJUL Matt Hawes,14,ROW - 43 27.12 670 ECUPJUL Steve Desforges,14,CAG 27.34 43 59.33 689 PQAAAJUL David Provencher,13,GAMIN 1:01.90 43 2:10.22 690 ONAGJUL Justin Bronson,14,OSHAC - 44 27.13 669 PQAAAJUL Philippe Drolet,14,SAMAK - 44 59.33 689 FARWAUG Derek Richter,13,ROD - 44 2:10.31 688 BCAGJUL Jim Tung,14,HYACK 2:11.16 45 27.14 669 ONTIIAPR Matteo Di Paolo,13,VAC 27.92 45 59.34 688 AACAPR Jason Chan,14,TORCH - 45 2:10.33 688 RODJAN Pat Turanich-N.,14,STSC 2:09.77 46 27.14 669 ESWIMJUN James Monaghan,14,EYSC - 46 59.36 688 EKSCAPR Myles Maxey,14,CASC - 46 2:10.59 685 CDSCAPR Luigi Betuzzi,14,PDSA - 47 27.21 665 ONAGJUL Julian Cino,13,HWAC 29.09 47 59.38 687 ABAGJUL Michael Eubank,14,CP - 47 2:10.68 684 LUSCMAY James Monaghan,14,EYSC - 48 27.25 663 CDSCAPR Adam Richardson,14,PDSA - 48 59.51 684 CASCAPR Marcus Greenshields,14,RDCSC 59.62 48 2:10.72 684 MBSKJUL Andrew Malawski,13,ROD - 49 27.27 661 PQCUPJUL Jonathan Aubry,14,CNB - 49 59.51 684 ONAGJUL Adam Slater,14,NEW - 49 2:10.72 684 FARWAUG Bryan Schmitt-Twamley,14,IS - 50 27.27 661 BCAGJUL Joe Richard,14,COMOX - 50 59.53 683 RODJAN Pat Turanich-N.,14,STSC 55.91 50 2:10.73 684 ONSRFEB Michael Pisarczyk,14,LAC 2:11.60

25 SWIMNEWS / APRIL 2000 13-14 BOYS CONTD.

400 METRES FREESTYLE 100 METRES BACKSTROKE 100 METRES BREASTSTROKE Rec: 4:05.63 Jamie Stevens,MANTA,89 Best 99 Rec: 58.92 Tobias Oriwol,ESWIM,0 Best 99 Rec: 1:04.53 Matthew Huang,PDSA,99 Best 99 1 4:11.72 828 MSSACMAY Tobias Oriwol,14,ESWIM 4:21.44 1 58.92 876 CANLCMAR Tobias Oriwol,14,ESWIM 1:01.15 1 1:11.96 741 ECUPJUL Eric Chan,14,AAC - 2 4:20.81 773 ECUPJUL Jonathan Aubry,14,CNB - 2 1:00.00 848 ECUPJUL Kurtis Miller,14,SCAR 1:01.23 2 1:12.00 740 ONTIIAPR Warren Barnes,14,PICK 1:15.50 3 4:21.45 769 BCAGJUL Malcolm Lavoie,14,OSC - 3 1:02.28 789 PQAAAJUL Kevin Bouchard,14,EXCEL 1:05.25 3 1:12.17 736 NSAGJUN Douglas Young,14,SWAT - 4 4:22.63 762 AACAPR Joe Bajcar,14,OAK 4:33.43 4 1:04.27 740 FARWAUG Justin Pommerville,14,IS 1:08.60 4 1:12.27 734 BCAGJUL Brendan Robertson,14,HYACK 1:15.76 5 4:23.36 757 ONAGJUL Marco Monaco,13,OAK 4:48.65 5 1:04.69 730 ONTIIAPR David Gibson,14,LUSC - 5 1:12.57 727 PQIAPR Simon Letendre,14,SHER 1:14.29 6 4:25.99 741 MSSACMAY Simon Gabsch,13,MSSAC 5:01.46 6 1:05.20 717 EASTJUL Colin Baird,14,BLAST - 6 1:12.67 725 ONAGJUL David McKechnie,14,CYC 1:15.87 7 4:26.18 740 ONAGJUL Adam Slater,14,NEW - 7 1:05.27 716 EOSAJUN Danny Carter,14,NKB - 7 1:12.70 725 ISJUN Ben Keast,14,HYACK 1:15.80 8 4:26.50 738 ONAGJUL Kieran O’Neill,14,SSMAC 4:38.43 8 1:05.39 713 ABAGJUL Eric Gendron,13,KSC 1:09.67 8 1:12.79 723 HYACKMAY Ryan Chiew,13,HYACK 1:13.47 9 4:26.84 736 ESWIMJUN Kurtis Miller,14,SCAR 4:40.90 9 1:05.70 705 EKSCAPR Callum Ng,14,CASC 1:09.20 9 1:12.90 720 ONAGJUL Raymond Chow,14,TMSC - 10 4:27.06 735 ONAGJUL Gareth Chantler,14,OAK 4:37.72 10 1:05.91 700 EKSCAPR Myles Maxey,14,CASC - 10 1:12.96 719 PCSCJUN Andrew Munro,14,PCSC - 11 4:27.59 732 BCAGJUL Justin Pommerville,14,IS 4:28.52 11 1:06.03 698 EASTJUL Patrick Craine,14,EAST - 11 1:13.20 714 ONAGJUL Marco Monaco,13,OAK 1:15.90 12 4:27.61 732 BCAGJUL Jens Cuthbert,13,PDSA 4:42.54 12 1:06.20 694 BCAGJUL Alex Sherwood,13,KCS 1:11.11 12 1:13.57 706 ECUPJUL Kurtis Miller,14,SCAR - 13 4:27.82 731 BCAGJUL Suk Jin Yoon,14,PDSA - 13 1:06.21 693 ONAGJUL Ian McLean,14,CYPS - 13 1:13.80 701 BCAGJUL Joe Richard,14,COMOX - 14 4:28.24 728 BCSRFEB Marc Sze,14,PDSA 4:28.00 14 1:06.23 693 ECUPJUL Marc Mazzucco,14,ESWIM - 14 1:13.90 699 CALACAPR Tristan Jones,14,CNNG - 15 4:29.11 723 PQAAAJUL Marc Laliberte,13,UL 4:54.10 15 1:06.32 691 ONSRFEB Ryan Atkinson,14,LAC 1:06.15 15 1:14.00 697 KCSJUN Chase Reid,14,CASC 1:14.47 16 4:29.67 720 ONTSRMAY Jonathan Long,14,LAC 4:27.32 16 1:06.37 690 ABAGJUL Kevin Gillespie,14,EXST - 16 1:14.00 697 ABAGJUL Brandon Grove,14,EDSON 1:13.79 17 4:29.71 720 ECUPJUL Nicolas Murray,14,DYNAM 4:36.46 17 1:06.42 688 KCSJUN Thomas Demetzer,14,PGB 1:08.36 17 1:14.31 690 PQAAAJUL David Benoit,14,CNSH - 18 4:30.39 716 BCAGJUL Dario Isic,14,PDSA 4:36.64 18 1:06.45 688 BCAGJUL William Wray,14,LL - 18 1:14.57 685 PCSCJUN Mathieu Powell,14,PCSC - 19 4:30.66 714 HYACKMAY Erik Hogan,14,UCSC - 19 1:06.54 686 PQIAPR Timothy Ruse,14,PCSC - 19 1:14.60 684 PQ3MAY Maxime Samson,14,ELITE - 20 4:30.91 713 BCAGJUL James Monk,14,PDSA - 20 1:06.78 680 ESWIMJUN Aaron Donst,13,HWAC 1:15.35 20 1:14.61 684 PQAAAJUL Yohann Theriault-R.,14,CNQ 1:18.23 21 4:31.70 708 ONAGJUL Matt Hawes,14,ROW - 21 1:06.80 680 EOSAJUN AndreW Lenert,14,CNB 1:12.19 21 1:14.62 684 NYACMAY Nathan Chang,14,TORCH 1:18.97 22 4:31.84 707 ONAGJUL Buddy Green,14,LUSC 4:55.02 22 1:06.81 679 ESWIMJUN Brian Holland,13,MSSAC 1:10.10 22 1:14.87 679 CNHRMAY Jonathan Aubry,14,CNB 1:18.94 23 4:31.88 707 ONIAPR Jason Chan,14,TORCH 4:37.50 23 1:06.81 679 BCAGJUL Malcolm Lavoie,14,OSC 1:08.26 23 1:14.90 678 EKSCAPR Tim Kinsella,14,EKSC - 24 4:31.97 707 ONAGJUL Justin Bronson,14,OSHAC - 24 1:06.90 677 ECUPJUL Colin Ackroyd,13,SCAR 1:13.62 24 1:15.08 675 ABAGJUL Rodale Estor,13,CASC 1:20.17 25 4:31.98 707 ESWIMJUN Garrett Moran,14,NYAC - 25 1:06.91 677 CASCAPR Marcus Greenshields,14,RDCSC - 25 1:15.39 668 CASCMAY Matthew Gettler,14,CONNU - 26 4:32.07 706 BCAGJUL Brendan Robertson,14,HYACK - 26 1:06.91 677 PQAAAJUL Michel Bertrand,14,CAMO - 26 1:15.87 659 ONIIIAPR Davin Elliott,14,ODSC - 27 4:32.09 706 CDSCAPR Adam Richardson,14,PDSA - 27 1:06.94 676 ESWIMJUN Adam Cunningham,14,NEW - 27 1:15.99 656 MBSKJUL Michael Lett,13,PASS 1:18.94 28 4:32.65 703 BCAGJUL Janco Mynhardt,14,PSW 4:39.90 28 1:06.94 676 BCAGJUL Brad Barton,13,VKSC 1:14.65 28 1:16.19 652 ECUPJUL Gareth Chantler,14,OAK 1:16.18 29 4:32.72 702 CASCMAY Aaron Blair,14,CASC 4:39.60 29 1:07.06 674 HYACKMAY Dario Isic,14,PDSA - 29 1:16.51 646 ABAGJUL Tadamasa Miyashita,13,NCSA 1:20.19 30 4:33.11 700 FARWAUG Adam Abdulla,14,ROD - 30 1:07.41 666 ISAPR Erich Schmitt,14,IS - 30 1:16.54 645 PQIAPR Jason Althot,14,CAMO - 31 4:33.22 699 ONAGJUL Simon Borjeson,14,OAK 5:01.58 31 1:07.42 665 PQAAAJUL Vincent Boulanger-M.,13,CNQ 1:13.32 31 1:16.57 645 ONTIIAPR Michael Chu,14,CHAMP 1:15.99 32 4:33.22 699 ONAGJUL Michael Commito,14,TMSC - 32 1:07.54 663 STARJUN Marco Monaco,13,OAK 1:13.63 32 1:16.69 642 AACAPR Kieran O’Neill,14,SSMAC - 33 4:33.69 697 ONTIIAPR Devin McCarty,14,KSS 4:37.30 33 1:07.61 661 BCAGJUL Patrick Waters,14,PN - 33 1:16.78 640 ONAGJUL Andrew King,14,SYD - 34 4:33.91 696 BCAGJUL Thomas Demetzer,14,PGB - 34 1:07.62 661 KCSJUN Nolan Liedke,14,PGB - 34 1:16.82 640 ABAGJUL Matt Yuzwa,14,CASC - 35 4:34.33 693 LUSCMAY James Monaghan,14,EYSC - 35 1:07.63 661 ONAGJUL Brandon Connerty,13,BRANT 1:14.33 35 1:16.99 636 ONAGJUL Bryn Jones,13,NEW 1:24.04 36 4:34.65 691 PQAAAJUL David Provencher,13,GAMIN 4:44.39 36 1:07.72 659 MBSKJUL Derek Richter,13,ROD - 36 1:17.00 636 PQAAAJUL Nicholas Knowles,14,CALAC - 37 4:35.05 689 PPOMAY Danny Carter,14,NKB - 37 1:07.92 654 ESWIMJUN Paul Quevedo,14,COBRA - 37 1:17.04 635 MSSACMAY James San Pedro,13,OAK 1:22.53 38 4:35.17 688 BCAGJUL Luke Hoffman,14,IS - 38 1:07.95 653 ONAGJUL Chris Kitamura,14,OSHAC - 38 1:17.06 635 PQAAAJUL Yuri Tremblay,14,CNCI - 39 4:35.30 688 BCAGJUL Kevin Gillespie,14,EXST - 39 1:07.97 653 EKSCAPR Jian-Lok Chang,14,EKSC - 39 1:17.12 634 ABAGJUL Matthew Apedaile,14,CWC - 40 4:35.34 687 PPOMAY Sofian Mohand-Cherif,14,CAMO - 40 1:07.98 653 PCSCJUN Mathieu Powell,14,PCSC - 40 1:17.22 632 MBSKJUL Oswald Lee,13,MANTA - 41 4:35.44 687 KCSJUN Chase Reid,14,CASC - 41 1:08.20 648 FARWAUG Richard Alexander,13,IS 1:13.59 41 1:17.28 631 ABAGJUL Lee Cookson,14,CP 1:24.46 42 4:35.91 684 PQAAAJUL David Cyr,14,PCSC - 42 1:08.35 645 ONIAPR Mike Hamilton,14,ROW 1:08.72 42 1:17.35 629 ESWIMJUN Alex Olsen,13,SCAR 1:22.38 43 4:37.74 674 FARWAUG Derek Richter,13,ROD - 43 1:08.36 644 NEORJUN Michael Allain,13,BST 1:11.93 43 1:17.36 629 FARWAUG Cody Hitchcock,14,ROD - 44 4:38.02 673 PQAAAJUL Philippe Desharnais,14,RCA 4:36.81 44 1:08.37 644 CALACAPR Serge Demers-Giroux,13,CNTR - 44 1:17.57 625 ONAGJUL Adam Sapelak,13,WAAC 1:23.73 45 4:38.27 671 BCAGJUL Jim Tung,14,HYACK - 45 1:08.38 644 ONAGJUL Jamie Ellerton,14,VEW - 45 1:17.62 624 EKSCAPR John MacPhee,17,YKPB - 46 4:38.34 671 BCAGJUL Bryan Schmitt-Twamley,14,IS - 46 1:08.43 643 ONIAPR Bruce Evans,14,CREST - 46 1:17.63 624 ONAGJUL Ewan Dunn,13,GO 1:17.40 47 4:38.51 670 BCAGJUL Norman Ng,13,HYACK - 47 1:08.63 638 NEORJUN Kieran O’Neill,14,SSMAC - 47 1:17.66 623 BCAGJUL Brad Barton,13,VKSC - 48 4:38.87 668 OSCAPR Devin Phillips,14,EKSC - 48 1:08.80 635 PQIAPR Sofian Mohand-Cherif,14,CAMO - 48 1:17.71 622 MBSKJUL Andrew Malawski,13,ROD 1:22.65 49 4:38.93 668 OSCAPR Jian-Lok Chang,14,EKSC 4:36.60 49 1:08.93 632 ONIIIAPR Dexter Rubio,14,BYST - 49 1:17.84 620 ISAPR Stephen Li,14,RAPID - 50 4:39.25 666 ONIAPR Bruce Evans,14,CREST - 50 1:08.94 632 COBRAMAR Andrew Baier,14,COBRA - 50 1:17.86 620 ONIIIAPR Adam MacLellan,14,BAD - 1500 METRES FREESTYLE 200 METRES BACKSTROKE 200 METRES BREASTSTROKE Rec: 16:00.93 Alex Baumann,LUSC,79 Best 99 Rec: 2:05.16 Tobias Oriwol,ESWIM,0 Best 99 Rec: 2:19.95 Matthew Huang,PDSA,99 Best 99 1 17:14.91 773 YTHJRJUL Simon Gabsch,14,MSSAC 18:17.99 1 2:05.16 905 MSSACMAY Tobias Oriwol,14,ESWIM 2:09.07 1 2:35.19 748 ONAGJUL Marco Monaco,13,OAK 2:42.01 2 17:23.79 760 ECUPJUL Jonathan Aubry,14,CNB - 2 2:11.44 829 ECUPJUL Kurtis Miller,14,SCAR 2:14.34 2 2:36.01 739 BRANTAPR Tobias Oriwol,14,ESWIM 2:42.66 3 17:24.95 758 ONAGJUL Gareth Chantler,14,OAK 18:17.84 3 2:18.00 752 FARWAUG Justin Pommerville,14,IS 2:21.20 3 2:36.06 739 ECUPJUL Douglas Young,14,SWAT - 4 17:31.85 748 ONAGJUL Buddy Green,14,LUSC 18:37.85 4 2:18.24 750 PQAAAJUL Kevin Bouchard,14,EXCEL 2:19.67 4 2:38.00 719 BCAGJUL Ryan Chiew,14,HYACK 2:36.28 5 17:34.40 744 ONAGJUL Matt Hawes,14,ROW 18:33.29 5 2:18.69 744 ONAGJUL Danny Carter,14,NKB 2:28.85 5 2:38.01 719 ONAGJUL Gareth Chantler,14,OAK 2:42.72 6 17:40.06 735 ESWIMJUN Adam Abdulla,14,ROD - 6 2:19.92 730 YTHJRJUL Marc Mazzucco,14,ESWIM 2:27.00 6 2:38.23 717 YTHJRJUL Tim Kinsella,14,EKSC 2:47.76 7 17:42.36 732 HYACKMAY Jens Cuthbert,13,PDSA 18:25.26 7 2:19.96 730 BCAGJUL Thomas Demetzer,14,PGB 2:25.91 7 2:38.91 710 ONAGJUL Raymond Chow,14,TMSC 2:48.93 8 17:43.26 731 BCSRFEB Suk Jin Yoon,14,PDSA - 8 2:20.34 726 CASCMAY Myles Maxey,14,CASC 2:26.06 8 2:40.39 696 ONAGJUL David McKechnie,14,CYC 2:46.39 9 17:44.22 729 BCAGJUL James Monk,14,PDSA - 9 2:20.68 722 ONAGJUL Ian McLean,14,CYPS - 9 2:41.07 689 ABAGJUL Brandon Grove,14,EDSON 2:42.21 10 17:48.01 724 ONAGJUL Marc Mazzucco,14,ESWIM 18:09.03 10 2:21.54 712 ONAGJUL Colin Ackroyd,13,SCAR 2:36.39 10 2:41.60 684 YTHJRJUL Jonathan Aubry,14,CNB - 11 17:48.45 723 BCSRFEB Marc Sze,14,PDSA 17:40.77 11 2:21.87 709 ISJUN Erich Schmitt,14,IS 2:26.57 11 2:41.61 684 PQIAPR Simon Letendre,14,SHER 2:47.40 12 17:52.20 718 ONAGJUL Danny Carter,14,NKB 18:30.02 12 2:22.15 706 PQIAPR Timothy Ruse,14,PCSC 2:26.36 12 2:41.78 683 CDSCAPR Ben Keast,14,HYACK 2:47.20 13 17:52.21 718 ABAGJUL Malcolm Lavoie,14,OSC - 13 2:22.28 704 ONAGJUL AndreW Lenert,14,NKB - 13 2:42.29 678 PQ3MAY Maxime Samson,14,ELITE - 14 17:53.51 716 ONSRFEB Jonathan Long,14,LAC 17:26.28 14 2:22.38 703 BCAGJUL Nolan Liedke,14,PGB - 14 2:42.32 677 NEORJUN Andrew Bell,13,CATS - 15 17:53.60 716 ONAGJUL Simon Borjeson,14,OAK 19:39.76 15 2:22.39 703 ABAGJUL Eric Gendron,13,KSC 2:29.88 15 2:42.56 675 KCSJUN Chase Reid,14,CASC 2:46.11 16 17:53.81 715 BCAGJUL Brendan Robertson,14,HYACK 18:56.19 16 2:22.67 700 EKSCAPR Callum Ng,14,CASC 2:27.44 16 2:42.58 675 ONAGJUL Bryn Jones,13,NEW 2:59.72 17 17:57.39 710 CASCMAY Aaron Blair,14,CASC 18:29.09 17 2:22.86 698 FARWAUG Derek Richter,13,ROD - 17 2:42.67 674 NYACMAY Nathan Chang,14,TORCH - 18 17:59.00 708 HYACKMAY Dario Isic,14,PDSA 18:06.66 18 2:22.96 697 ONSRFEB Ryan Atkinson,14,LAC 2:22.74 18 2:43.34 668 PQAAAJUL David Benoit,14,CNSH - 19 17:59.43 707 ESWIMJUN Garrett Moran,14,NYAC 18:53.99 19 2:23.21 694 ESWIMJUN Adam Cunningham,14,NEW - 19 2:43.42 667 PQAAAJUL Kevin Bouchard,14,EXCEL - 20 18:01.21 704 BCAGJUL Janco Mynhardt,14,PSW 18:47.13 20 2:23.21 694 EASTJUL Colin Baird,14,BLAST - 20 2:43.46 667 PQAAAJUL Marc Laliberte,13,UL 3:03.74 21 18:05.44 698 BCAGJUL Justin Pommerville,14,IS 18:10.12 21 2:23.34 693 ONAGJUL Jamie Ellerton,14,VEW - 21 2:43.72 664 ONAGJUL Eric Chan,14,AAC - 22 18:05.52 698 PQAAAJUL David Provencher,13,GAMIN 18:41.81 22 2:23.41 692 ESWIMJUN Jonathan Long,14,LAC - 22 2:43.73 664 BCAGJUL Brendan Robertson,14,HYACK 2:49.95 23 18:05.71 698 PQAAAJUL Nicolas Murray,14,DYNAM 18:07.70 23 2:23.41 692 ABAGJUL Kevin Gillespie,14,EXST - 23 2:43.99 662 ONTSRMAY Jonathan Long,14,LAC - 24 18:06.99 696 CASCMAY Morgan Engi,14,RDCSC - 24 2:23.42 692 NSAGJUN Patrick Craine,14,EAST 2:29.60 24 2:43.99 662 PQIAPR Boumediene Gueffai,14,CAMO - 25 18:07.80 695 BCAGJUL Brad Reid,13,HYACK 18:53.77 25 2:23.61 690 ONAGJUL Matt Hawes,14,ROW - 25 2:45.30 650 ABAGJUL Rodale Estor,13,CASC 2:51.94 26 18:10.07 692 ONAGJUL Justin Bronson,14,OSHAC - 26 2:23.70 689 OSCAPR Devin Phillips,14,EKSC 2:22.31 26 2:45.78 645 FARWAUG Cody Hitchcock,14,ROD - 27 18:10.31 691 ONSRFEB Ryan Atkinson,14,LAC 18:05.85 27 2:23.90 687 BCAGJUL William Wray,14,LL - 27 2:45.79 645 MBSKJUL Andrew Malawski,13,ROD 3:03.75 28 18:10.74 691 BCAGJUL Sebastian Salas,13,PDSA 18:52.18 28 2:23.95 686 BCAGJUL Brad Barton,13,VKSC - 28 2:46.56 638 PQIAPR Jason Althot,14,CAMO 2:49.49 29 18:18.32 680 BCAGJUL Simon Wing,14,PSW 20:20.32 29 2:24.07 685 ESWIMJUN Brian Holland,13,MSSAC 2:30.46 29 2:46.63 638 MBSKJUL Oswald Lee,14,MANTA - 30 18:19.40 679 ABAGJUL Lee Cookson,14,CP - 30 2:24.43 681 ABAGJUL Malcolm Lavoie,14,OSC 2:26.59 30 2:46.80 636 PQIAPR Philippe Noel,14,SAMAK - 31 18:20.95 676 LUSCMAY James Monaghan,14,EYSC - 31 2:24.57 680 BCAGJUL Richard Alexander,13,IS 2:34.80 31 2:46.83 636 BCAGJUL Sebastian Salas,13,PDSA 2:57.14 32 18:22.28 675 BCAGJUL Tristan Robertson,14,IS 18:52.81 32 2:24.80 677 PQAAAJUL Michel Bertrand,14,CAMO - 32 2:46.89 635 BCAGJUL Edward Quinlan,13,PDSA 3:02.28 33 18:24.76 671 BCAGJUL Norman Ng,13,HYACK 20:11.54 33 2:25.02 675 CDSCAPR Dario Isic,14,PDSA - 33 2:47.02 634 CDSCAPR Dario Isic,14,PDSA - 34 18:27.01 668 BCAGJUL Alex Sherwood,13,KCS 19:38.51 34 2:25.11 674 BCAGJUL Luke Hoffman,14,IS - 34 2:47.03 634 PQAAAJUL Yohann Theriault-R.,14,CNQ - 35 18:30.39 663 NEORJUN Michael Commito,14,TMSC - 35 2:25.19 673 BCAGJUL Patrick Waters,14,PN - 35 2:47.09 633 CASCAPR Colin Lyon,14,RACE 2:51.00 36 18:34.71 657 BROCKMAY Brad Childs,13,BROCK 19:46.74 36 2:25.78 667 HYACKMAY Desmond Strelzow,14,PDSA - 36 2:47.12 633 ONAGJUL Misha Vujaklija,13,YORK 3:04.88 37 18:38.16 653 ONAGJUL Kyle Pittman,14,GO - 37 2:26.39 660 ONTIIAPR David Gibson,14,LUSC - 37 2:47.50 630 OSCAPR Devin Phillips,14,EKSC - 38 18:39.10 651 PPOMAY Sofian Mohand-Cherif,14,CAMO - 38 2:26.40 660 ESWIMJUN Aaron Donst,13,HWAC 2:40.04 38 2:47.60 629 KCSJUN Matt Yuzwa,14,CASC - 39 18:40.12 650 BCAGJUL Richard Alexander,13,IS 19:52.33 39 2:26.49 659 STARJUN Marco Monaco,13,OAK 2:37.29 39 2:47.69 628 ABAGJUL Lee Cookson,14,CP 3:02.30 40 18:41.24 649 PPOMAY Marc Lachapelle,14,CAMO - 40 2:26.62 658 UTORJAN Nathan Chang,14,TORCH 2:27.54 40 2:47.87 626 BCAGJUL Joe Richard,14,COMOX - 41 18:42.22 647 BCAGJUL Derek Westra-Luney,13,IS 19:53.57 41 2:26.90 655 PQAAAJUL Vincent Boulanger-M.,13,CNQ - 41 2:47.95 626 PQAAAJUL Zachary Glassman,13,PCSC 2:52.63 42 18:42.74 647 ABAGJUL Curtis Edmunds,14,CP - 42 2:27.21 652 ESWIMJUN Greg Togtema,14,LAC - 42 2:48.01 625 NYACMAY Adam Slater,14,NEW - 43 18:43.13 646 ISJUN Erich Schmitt,14,IS - 43 2:27.29 651 KCSJUN Chase Reid,14,CASC - 43 2:48.16 624 PQ3MAY Nicholas Knowles,14,CALAC - 44 18:43.45 646 ONAGJUL Dave Spencer,14,GGST - 44 2:27.68 647 ONAGJUL Bruce Evans,14,CREST - 44 2:48.22 623 BCAGJUL Brad Barton,13,VKSC 3:06.91 45 18:44.53 644 OSCAPR Pat Turanich-N.,14,STSC - 45 2:27.74 646 ONAGJUL Patrick McGuire,14,SSMAC - 45 2:48.32 622 ONAGJUL Matthew Bento,14,LAC 2:45.41 46 18:44.83 644 BCAGJUL Bryan Schmitt-Twamley,13,IS - 46 2:27.99 644 AACAPR Joe Bajcar,14,OAK - 46 2:48.46 621 CASCMAY Matthew Gettler,14,CONNU - 47 18:45.50 643 BCAGJUL Luke Hoffman,14,IS 18:52.79 47 2:28.05 643 ONAGJUL Chris Kitamura,14,OSHAC - 47 2:48.47 621 ONIIIAPR Davin Elliott,14,ODSC - 48 18:46.21 642 MBSKJUL Andrew Malawski,13,ROD - 48 2:28.07 643 ONAGJUL Daniel Goodman,14,NYAC - 48 2:48.60 620 MBSKJUL Michael Lett,13,PASS 2:57.00 49 18:46.36 642 OSCAPR Devin Phillips,14,EKSC - 49 2:28.08 643 CDSCAPR Jim Tung,14,HYACK - 49 2:48.63 620 EASTJUL Sean Keenan,13,MWC 2:58.12 50 18:48.27 639 BCAGJUL Patrick Waters,14,PN - 50 2:28.14 642 ONAGJUL Fraser Loriman,14,VAC - 50 2:48.72 619 CDSCAPR Ben Krieger,14,ORCA -

26 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 13-14 BOYS CONTD.

100 METRES BUTTERFLY 200 METRES IND.MEDLEY 4X50 MEDLEY RELAY Rec: 57.45 Philip Weiss,SKSC,94 Best 99 Rec: 2:09.65 Tobias Oriwol,ESWIM,0 Best 99 Rec: 1:54.59 Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM,98 1 59.30 809 ECUPJUL Kurtis Miller,14,SCAR 1:06.03 1 2:09.65 880 CANLCMAR Tobias Oriwol,14,ESWIM 2:14.39 1 1:59.49 696 CASCMAY Cascade Swim Club,CASC 2 1:01.47 752 BCAGJUL Malcolm Lavoie,14,OSC 1:03.31 2 2:17.03 794 ONAGJUL Kurtis Miller,14,SCAR 2:20.73 2 2:01.02 676 BCAGJUL Hyack Swim Club,HYACK 3 1:02.18 734 PQAAAJUL Steve Desforges,14,CAG 1:03.96 3 2:19.00 771 ONAGJUL Marco Monaco,13,OAK 2:25.28 3 2:01.70 668 ESWIMJUN Scarborough SC,SCAR 4 1:02.21 733 ONAGJUL Marco Monaco,13,OAK 1:05.41 4 2:20.50 755 BCAGJUL Malcolm Lavoie,14,OSC - 4 2:01.71 668 PQIAPR Montreal Aquatique,CAMO 5 1:02.51 726 ONAGJUL Eric Chan,14,AAC - 5 2:20.57 754 BCAGJUL Justin Pommerville,14,IS 2:33.08 5 2:01.97 664 ONAGJUL Sault Ste.Marie AC,SSMAC 6 1:02.90 716 HYACKMAY Erik Hogan,14,UCSC - 6 2:21.90 739 PQAAAJUL Nicolas Murray,14,DYNAM 2:30.77 6 2:02.00 664 PQIAPR CN Quebec,CNQ 7 1:03.05 712 ONTSRMAY Tobias Oriwol,14,ESWIM 1:05.66 7 2:22.74 730 PQIIAPR Kevin Bouchard,14,EXCEL 2:25.55 7 2:03.90 640 ONIAPR Nepean Kanata,NKB 8 1:03.43 703 BCAGJUL Janco Mynhardt,14,PSW - 8 2:22.96 727 ONAGJUL Kieran O’Neill,14,SSMAC - 8 2:04.78 630 ABAGJUL Calgary Patriots,CP 9 1:03.76 695 PQAAAJUL Nicolas Murray,14,DYNAM 1:11.65 9 2:23.04 726 PQAAAJUL Steve Desforges,14,CAG 2:25.72 9 2:04.86 629 PQIAPR Pointe Claire SC,PCSC 10 1:03.96 690 PQIAPR Sofian Mohand-Cherif,14,CAMO 1:06.46 10 2:23.16 725 ONAGJUL Ian McLean,14,CYPS - 10 2:05.27 624 BCAGJUL Richmond Rapids,RAPID 11 1:03.98 690 ONAGJUL Michael Commito,14,TMSC - 11 2:23.31 723 PQIAPR Timothy Ruse,14,PCSC - 11 2:05.34 623 MSSACMAY Cobra Swim Club,COBRA 12 1:04.03 688 BCAGJUL Patrick Waters,14,PN - 12 2:23.73 719 ESWIMJUN Adam Cunningham,14,NEW - 12 2:05.48 622 BCAGJUL Island Swimming,IS 13 1:04.13 686 EKSCAPR Callum Ng,14,CASC - 13 2:23.87 717 AACAPR Nathan Chang,14,TORCH 2:26.44 13 2:05.49 621 HYACKMAY Pacific Dolphins,PDSA 14 1:04.27 683 EASTJUL Douglas Young,14,SWAT - 14 2:23.96 716 PQ3MAY Maxime Samson,14,ELITE - 14 2:05.54 621 CASCMAY Edmonton Keyano,EKSC 15 1:04.32 681 CASCMAY Ben Adam,14,CASC - 15 2:24.14 714 ONAGJUL Adam Slater,14,NEW - 15 2:05.67 619 ONAGJUL Glouc-Ottawa Kingfish,GO 16 1:04.44 679 ONIAPR Jason Chan,14,TORCH 1:06.24 16 2:24.39 712 BCAGJUL Thomas Demetzer,14,PGB - 16 2:05.72 619 ONAGJUL Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM 17 1:04.54 676 ONAGJUL Jason Harley,14,NKB - 17 2:24.49 711 FARWAUG Brendan Robertson,14,HYACK - 17 2:05.99 616 AACAPR Toronto Champs,CHAMP 18 1:05.08 663 BCAGJUL Brendan Robertson,14,HYACK - 18 2:24.50 710 PQAAAJUL David Provencher,13,GAMIN 2:33.05 18 2:06.37 611 BCAGJUL Pacific Sea Wolves,PSW 19 1:05.10 663 ONAGJUL Matt Hawes,14,ROW - 19 2:24.53 710 CALACAPR Tristan Jones,14,CNNG - 19 2:06.56 609 ESWIMJUN Newmarket SC,NEW 20 1:05.16 662 ONTIIAPR Michael Chu,14,CHAMP 1:06.38 20 2:24.86 707 FARWAUG Derek Richter,13,ROD - 20 2:07.05 603 ABAGJUL Lethbridge ASC,LASC 21 1:05.24 660 PPOMAY Boumediene Gueffai,14,CAMO - 21 2:24.93 706 CDSCAPR Dario Isic,14,PDSA - 21 2:07.41 599 ONIIIAPR Collingwood Y,CYC 22 1:05.32 658 PQAAAJUL Alex Chartrand,14,ELITE - 22 2:25.11 704 PQAAAJUL Vincent Boulanger-M.,13,CNQ 2:37.24 22 2:07.73 596 MSSACMAY Mississauga AC,MSSAC 23 1:05.32 658 HYACKMAY Ben Keast,14,HYACK - 23 2:25.18 703 PQAAAJUL Marc Laliberte,13,UL 2:39.35 23 2:07.77 595 MBSKJUL Regina Opt.Dolphins,ROD 24 1:05.38 656 EKSCAPR Jian-Lok Chang,14,EKSC - 24 2:25.21 703 CDSCAPR Jim Tung,14,HYACK - 24 2:08.28 589 ONAGJUL Oakville AC,OAK 25 1:05.45 655 ONTIIAPR Matteo Di Paolo,13,VAC 1:10.97 25 2:25.94 695 PPOMAY Danny Carter,14,NKB - 25 2:08.51 587 PPOMAY Charlesbourg-Loretteville,EXCEL 26 1:05.59 652 PQAAAJUL Marc Lachapelle,14,CAMO - 26 2:26.08 694 CASCMAY Chase Reid,14,CASC 2:27.60 26 2:08.59 586 ONAGJUL Ajax Aquatic Club,AAC 27 1:05.63 651 ONSRFEB Michael Pisarczyk,14,LAC 1:06.76 27 2:26.09 693 EKSCAPR Jian-Lok Chang,14,EKSC - 27 2:08.98 581 ESWIMJUN London AC,LAC 28 1:05.72 649 ONIAPR Bruce Evans,14,CREST - 28 2:26.10 693 ISJUN Ben Keast,14,HYACK - 28 2:09.35 577 ONAGJUL Timmins Marlins,TMSC 29 1:05.80 647 MBSKJUL Chris Jones,13,MANTA 1:12.81 29 2:26.19 692 PQIAPR Sofian Mohand-Cherif,14,CAMO - 29 2:10.38 566 PGBMAR Prince George BSC,PGB 30 1:05.83 646 BCSRFEB Marc Sze,14,PDSA 1:05.70 30 2:26.56 688 ECUPJUL Andrew Munro,14,PCSC - 30 2:10.75 562 PQ3MAY CN Boucherville,CNB 31 1:05.83 646 CASCAPR Marcus Greenshields,14,RDCSC 1:04.66 31 2:26.74 687 AACAPR Joe Bajcar,14,OAK - 31 2:10.86 561 ONIIIAPR Aurora Swim Club,AUROR 32 1:05.99 642 PQAAAJUL Vincent Boulanger-M.,13,CNQ 1:14.91 32 2:26.75 686 AACAPR Eric Chan,14,AAC - 32 2:10.89 561 PQ3MAY Mont Joli+Matane,DYNAM 33 1:06.01 642 ABAGJUL Michael Eubank,14,CP - 33 2:26.75 686 BCAGJUL Patrick Waters,14,PN - 33 2:11.18 558 PQIAPR Samak de Brossard,SAMAK 34 1:06.09 640 ONAGJUL Jordan Gouley,14,SSMAC - 34 2:26.90 685 BCAGJUL Ryan Chiew,14,HYACK 2:29.82 34 2:11.20 557 ONAGJUL North York AC,NYAC 35 1:06.15 639 ESWIMJUN Aaron Donst,13,HWAC - 35 2:27.10 683 ISJUN Erich Schmitt,14,IS - 35 2:11.51 554 HYACKMAY Calgary Swimming,UCSC 36 1:06.31 635 BCAGJUL Anthony Sy,13,AQUA 1:10.42 36 2:27.10 683 ISJUN Simon Wing,13,PSW 2:39.09 36 2:11.52 554 PGBMAR Points North SC,PN 37 1:06.42 633 MSSACMAY Lee Murphy,14,MSSAC 1:07.64 37 2:27.15 682 CASCAPR Marcus Greenshields,14,RDCSC 2:24.57 37 2:11.53 554 PQIAPR Univ.Laval Rouge & Or,UL 38 1:06.43 632 ONAGJUL Marc Mazzucco,14,ESWIM - 38 2:27.41 679 ONTIIAPR Michael Chu,14,CHAMP - 38 2:11.71 552 MSSACMAY Hamilt-Wentworth AC,HWAC 39 1:06.44 632 KCSJUN Shingo Kido,14,DELTA - 39 2:27.77 676 ABAGJUL Braden O’Neill,13,OSC 2:36.28 39 2:11.71 552 TBTMAY Manta Swim Club,MANTA 40 1:06.45 632 PQAAAJUL Jason Althot,14,CAMO - 40 2:27.81 675 PPOMAY Boumediene Gueffai,14,CAMO - 40 2:11.84 551 ABAGJUL Calgary Killarney SC,KSC 41 1:06.64 628 BCAGJUL James Monk,14,PDSA - 41 2:27.90 674 ABAGJUL Lee Cookson,14,CP - 41 2:11.92 550 ABAGJUL Olympian Swim Club,OSC 42 1:06.72 626 PCSCJUN Simon Gabsch,13,MSSAC 1:13.90 42 2:27.95 674 RODJAN Pat Turanich-N.,14,STSC 2:28.62 42 2:11.97 549 ONAGJUL Oshawa AC,OSHAC 43 1:06.99 620 ONAGJUL Julian Cino,13,HWAC 1:10.88 43 2:28.30 670 ISJUN Janco Mynhardt,14,PSW - 43 2:12.18 547 ONIAPR Toronto Olympians,TORCH 44 1:07.04 619 EOSAJUN AndreW Lenert,14,CNB - 44 2:28.32 670 BCSRFEB Marc Sze,14,PDSA 2:28.73 44 2:12.28 546 ONTIIAPR Vaughan AC,VAC 45 1:07.30 613 ONAGJUL Adam Slater,14,NEW - 45 2:28.50 668 EKSCAPR Ben Adam,14,CASC - 45 2:13.19 537 ONCRJUN Markham AC,MAC 46 1:07.35 612 PQAAAJUL Philippe Drolet,14,SAMAK - 46 2:28.51 668 PPOMAY Philippe Noel,14,SAMAK - 46 2:13.81 530 MBSKJUL Saskatoon Y Lasers,YLSC 47 1:07.36 612 NEORJUN Kieran O’Neill,14,SSMAC - 47 2:28.65 667 PCSCJUN Brian Holland,13,MSSAC 2:37.63 47 2:14.02 528 ONIAPR Barrie Trojans,BTSC 48 1:07.40 611 PCSCJUN Colin Baird,14,BLAST - 48 2:28.89 664 FARWAUG Adam Abdulla,14,ROD - 48 2:14.06 528 PQ3MAY Longueuil,ELITE 49 1:07.49 609 PQAAAJUL Yuri Tremblay,14,CNCI - 49 2:28.90 664 ISJUN Jens Cuthbert,13,PDSA 2:33.79 49 2:14.09 528 BRANTAPR Brantford AC,BRANT 50 1:07.60 607 ISAPR Erich Schmitt,14,IS - 50 2:29.37 659 PQAAAJUL Yuri Tremblay,14,CNCI - 50 2:14.11 527 ONTIIAPR Clarington SC,ROC 200 METRES BUTTERFLY 400 METRES IND.MEDLEY 4X50 FREE RELAY Rec: 2:05.20 Philip Weiss,SKSC,94 Best 99 Rec: 4:32.39 Tobias Oriwol,ESWIM,0 Best 99 Rec: 1:42.23 Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM,98 1 2:12.44 796 YTHJRJUL Malcolm Lavoie,14,OSC 2:15.90 1 4:32.39 894 MSSACMAY Tobias Oriwol,14,ESWIM 4:45.19 1 1:46.92 736 CASCMAY Cascade Swim Club,CASC 2 2:20.38 705 ONIAPR Jason Chan,14,TORCH 2:24.37 2 4:53.57 777 YTHJRJUL Malcolm Lavoie,14,OSC 5:12.07 2 1:47.72 725 BCAGJUL Hyack Swim Club,HYACK 3 2:21.04 697 BCAGJUL Patrick Waters,14,PN 2:33.11 3 4:54.72 771 ONAGJUL Marco Monaco,13,OAK 5:06.09 3 1:47.90 722 BCAGJUL Pacific Dolphins,PDSA 4 2:21.11 697 ONAGJUL Eric Chan,14,AAC - 4 4:55.01 769 ONSRFEB Conrad Aach,14,ESWIM 4:48.55 4 1:48.34 716 BCAGJUL Island Swimming,IS 5 2:21.14 696 PQAAAJUL Kevin Bouchard,14,EXCEL - 5 4:59.20 747 PQAAAJUL Kevin Bouchard,14,EXCEL 5:09.95 5 1:49.02 706 PQIAPR Montreal Aquatique,CAMO 6 2:22.03 687 ONAGJUL Matt Hawes,14,ROW 2:30.78 6 5:00.50 740 PQAAAJUL Steve Desforges,14,CAG - 6 1:49.15 704 ONAGJUL Sault Ste.Marie AC,SSMAC 7 2:22.07 686 ONAGJUL Jason Harley,14,NKB 2:29.93 7 5:01.76 734 BCAGJUL Justin Pommerville,14,IS 5:14.00 7 1:49.99 692 ESWIMJUN Scarborough SC,SCAR 8 2:22.15 685 EKSCAPR Callum Ng,14,CASC 2:29.45 8 5:01.97 733 ONAGJUL Adam Slater,14,NEW - 8 1:50.03 692 ONIIIAPR Variety Village,VVAC 9 2:22.18 685 YTHJRJUL Marco Monaco,13,OAK 2:28.10 9 5:02.21 731 PQIAPR Timothy Ruse,14,PCSC - 9 1:50.14 690 PQIAPR CN Quebec,CNQ 10 2:22.30 684 ONAGJUL Michael Commito,14,TMSC - 10 5:04.08 722 ONAGJUL Kieran O’Neill,14,SSMAC - 10 1:50.32 688 BCAGJUL Richmond Rapids,RAPID 11 2:22.84 678 BCAGJUL Janco Mynhardt,14,PSW 2:29.75 11 5:04.73 718 BCAGJUL Brendan Robertson,14,HYACK - 11 1:50.42 686 ABAGJUL Calgary Patriots,CP 12 2:23.20 674 LASCAPR Myles Maxey,14,CASC - 12 5:05.77 713 BCAGJUL Thomas Demetzer,14,PGB - 12 1:50.68 683 AACAPR Oakville AC,OAK 13 2:23.28 673 YTHJRJUL Simon Gabsch,14,MSSAC - 13 5:06.46 710 PQAAAJUL Nicolas Murray,14,DYNAM 5:13.95 13 1:51.08 677 PCSCJUN Pointe Claire SC,PCSC 14 2:23.84 667 PQIAPR Timothy Ruse,14,PCSC 2:30.84 14 5:06.77 708 PQAAAJUL David Provencher,13,GAMIN 5:21.43 14 1:51.31 674 ESWIMJUN Newmarket SC,NEW 15 2:23.90 666 ONSRFEB Conrad Aach,14,ESWIM 2:32.16 15 5:07.11 706 ESWIMJUN Simon Gabsch,13,MSSAC - 15 1:51.42 672 ONAGJUL Nepean Kanata,NKB 16 2:23.95 666 PQIAPR Boumediene Gueffai,14,CAMO - 16 5:07.35 705 ESWIMJUN Adam Cunningham,14,NEW - 16 1:51.50 671 ONAGJUL Glouc-Ottawa Kingfish,GO 17 2:23.97 666 ONIAPR Bruce Evans,14,CREST - 17 5:08.24 701 BCSRFEB Marc Sze,14,PDSA 5:12.19 17 1:51.64 669 MSSACMAY Cobra Swim Club,COBRA 18 2:24.31 662 AACAPR Joe Bajcar,14,OAK 2:32.84 18 5:08.65 698 BCAGJUL Luke Hoffman,14,IS - 18 1:51.71 668 PCSCJUN Mississauga AC,MSSAC 19 2:24.64 659 BRANTAPR Tobias Oriwol,14,ESWIM - 19 5:09.22 696 ONIAPR Jason Chan,14,TORCH - 19 1:51.97 665 ONTIIAPR Toronto Champs,CHAMP 20 2:24.67 658 HYACKMAY Erik Hogan,14,UCSC - 20 5:09.87 692 ABAGJUL Morgan Engi,14,RDCSC - 20 1:51.98 665 ONAGJUL Oshawa AC,OSHAC 21 2:24.72 658 PQIIAPR Steve Desforges,14,CAG - 21 5:10.30 690 EOSAJUN Danny Carter,14,NKB - 21 1:52.07 663 ABAGJUL Lethbridge ASC,LASC 22 2:24.99 655 ECUPJUL Douglas Young,14,SWAT - 22 5:11.41 685 BCAGJUL Patrick Waters,14,PN - 22 1:52.32 660 BCAGJUL Pacific Sea Wolves,PSW 23 2:25.47 650 HYACKMAY Jens Cuthbert,13,PDSA 2:29.80 23 5:11.79 683 GMACJUN Matt Hawes,14,ROW - 23 1:52.41 659 AACAPR Ajax Aquatic Club,AAC 24 2:25.51 649 PQAAAJUL Nicolas Murray,14,DYNAM 2:37.69 24 5:11.98 682 ONAGJUL Gareth Chantler,14,OAK 5:18.97 24 1:52.67 655 MBSKJUL Regina Opt.Dolphins,ROD 25 2:25.51 649 PQAAAJUL Marc Lachapelle,14,CAMO 2:32.82 25 5:12.25 681 ISJUN Suk Jin Yoon,14,PDSA - 25 1:52.69 655 EKSCAPR Edmonton Keyano,EKSC 26 2:26.07 644 PPOMAY Sofian Mohand-Cherif,14,CAMO 2:28.50 26 5:12.82 678 ESWIMJUN Derek Richter,13,ROD - 26 1:53.67 642 ONTIIAPR Timmins Marlins,TMSC 27 2:26.15 643 LASCAPR Kevin Gillespie,14,EXST - 27 5:12.98 677 PQIAPR Boumediene Gueffai,14,CAMO - 27 1:53.87 639 BCAGJUL Vancouver Gators,GATOR 28 2:26.65 638 BCAGJUL James Monk,14,PDSA - 28 5:13.13 676 HYACKMAY Jens Cuthbert,13,PDSA 5:18.93 28 1:54.02 637 ONIIIAPR Aurora Swim Club,AUROR 29 2:26.93 635 ABAGJUL Morgan Engi,14,RDCSC - 29 5:13.48 674 ISJUN Erich Schmitt,14,IS - 29 1:54.27 634 ONIIIAPR Collingwood Y,CYC 30 2:27.00 634 BCSRFEB Marc Sze,14,PDSA 2:23.86 30 5:13.87 673 OSCAPR Devin Phillips,14,EKSC 5:11.42 30 1:54.32 633 ONIAPR North York AC,NYAC 31 2:27.20 632 ONAGJUL Buddy Green,14,LUSC 2:43.15 31 5:13.97 672 YTHJRJUL Tim Kinsella,14,EKSC - 31 1:54.48 631 ESWIMJUN Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM 32 2:27.39 630 ONSRFEB Michael Pisarczyk,14,LAC 2:27.22 32 5:14.02 672 MBSKJUL Adam Abdulla,14,ROD - 32 1:54.69 628 PQ3MAY Mont Joli+Matane,DYNAM 33 2:27.70 627 ISJUN Suk Jin Yoon,14,PDSA - 33 5:14.03 672 BCAGJUL Dario Isic,14,PDSA 5:17.45 33 1:54.70 628 PQIAPR Samak de Brossard,SAMAK 34 2:28.85 616 ESWIMJUN Kurtis Miller,14,SCAR - 34 5:14.47 670 KCSJUN Chase Reid,14,CASC 5:19.95 34 1:54.76 628 PQIAPR Univ.Laval,UL 35 2:28.92 615 ONAGJUL Gareth Chantler,14,OAK 2:29.22 35 5:15.12 666 ONAGJUL Francis Pelland,14,OSHAC - 35 1:55.17 622 TBTMAY Manta Swim Club,MANTA 36 2:29.16 612 BCAGJUL Simon Wing,14,PSW 2:42.19 36 5:15.94 662 BCAGJUL Simon Wing,14,PSW 5:39.21 36 1:55.35 620 PPOMAY Charlesbourg-Loretteville,EXCEL 37 2:29.38 610 ONAGJUL Marc Mazzucco,14,ESWIM 2:31.89 37 5:16.11 662 CNHRMAY Jonathan Aubry,14,CNB - 37 1:55.51 618 PGBMAR Prince George BSC,PGB 38 2:29.40 610 ONAGJUL Francis Pelland,14,OSHAC - 38 5:16.17 661 ABAGJUL Braden O’Neill,13,OSC 5:12.42 38 1:55.87 613 WEOSAJUN Hamilt-Wentworth AC,HWAC 39 2:29.43 610 EKSCAPR Chris Kratzmann,14,EKSC 2:54.43 39 5:16.64 659 PPOMAY Jason Harley,14,NKB - 39 1:56.01 612 PGBMAR Points North SC,PN 40 2:29.52 609 ONSRFEB Greg Togtema,14,LAC 2:28.77 40 5:17.18 657 ABAGJUL Matt Yuzwa,14,CASC - 40 1:56.08 611 ONIAPR Toronto Olympians,TORCH 41 2:29.77 606 ABAGJUL Michael Eubank,14,CP - 41 5:17.24 656 ONAGJUL Buddy Green,14,LUSC - 41 1:56.16 610 ABAGJUL Calgary Swimming,UCSC 42 2:29.90 605 BCAGJUL Shingo Kido,14,DELTA - 42 5:17.26 656 BCAGJUL Nolan Liedke,14,PGB - 42 1:56.29 608 ONTIIAPR Vaughan AC,VAC 43 2:29.97 605 MBSKJUL Adam Abdulla,14,ROD - 43 5:17.49 655 ONAGJUL Matthew Bento,14,LAC - 43 1:56.57 604 PQ3MAY CN Boucherville,CNB 44 2:29.99 604 MBSKJUL Chris Jones,13,MANTA - 44 5:17.74 654 ISJUN Janco Mynhardt,14,PSW - 44 1:56.59 604 EASTJUL Barrie Trojans,BTSC 45 2:30.16 603 ONAGJUL Jordan Gouley,14,SSMAC - 45 5:17.87 653 CASCMAY Ben Adam,14,CASC - 45 1:57.17 597 MBSKJUL Saskatoon Goldfins,GOLD 46 2:30.68 598 PQIAPR Jason Althot,14,CAMO 2:29.85 46 5:18.29 651 ONAGJUL Simon Borjeson,14,OAK 5:56.37 46 1:57.36 595 ONCRJUN Markham AC,MAC 47 2:30.87 596 ABAGJUL Willie Derban,14,UCSC - 47 5:18.41 651 HYACKMAY Jim Tung,14,HYACK - 47 1:57.58 592 ONTIIAPR Clarington SC,ROC 48 2:31.08 594 PGBMAR Thomas Demetzer,14,PGB - 48 5:18.44 650 BCAGJUL Sebastian Salas,13,PDSA 5:31.13 48 1:57.63 591 ONIAPR Crescent Town SC,CREST 49 2:31.38 591 ONAGJUL Scott Kellen,14,GO - 49 5:19.20 647 ONAGJUL Scott Kellen,14,GO - 49 1:57.95 587 PQ3MAY Longueuil,ELITE 50 2:31.40 591 EKSCAPR Norman Ng,13,HYACK 2:50.44 50 5:19.23 647 CASCMAY Jian-Lok Chang,14,EKSC - 50 1:58.04 586 TBTMAY Thunder Bay,TBT

27 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 15-17 GIRLS 2000 LONG COURSE TAG®

50 METRES FREESTYLE 200 METRES FREESTYLE 800 METRES FREESTYLE Rec: 25.92 Laura Nicholls,ROW,96 Best 99 Rec: 2:01.08 ,ESC,85 Best 99 Rec: 8:39.19 Debbie Wurzburger,LYAC,85 Best 99 1 25.93 926 CANLCAUG Jenna Gresdal,15,ESWIM 26.67 1 2:03.08 930 CDNLCMAY Tamee Ebert,17,PDSA 2:05.15 1 8:43.60 937 CANLCMAR Danielle Bell,16,IS 8:51.12 2 26.37 900 CDNLCMAY Chrissy MacAulay,17,ESWIM 26.57 2 2:03.94 919 CDNLCMAY Karley Stutzel,17,IS 2:05.61 2 8:48.08 924 CDNLCMAY Tamee Ebert,17,PDSA 8:45.71 3 26.60 887 CANLCAUG Laura Pomeroy,16,OAK-TO - 3 2:04.56 912 CDNLCMAY Alexandra Lys,15,UCSC 2:06.81 3 8:55.42 903 EVANSJUL Karley Stutzel,17,IS 9:00.02 4 26.73 880 CDNLCMAY Jessie Bradshaw,16,UCSC 26.96 4 2:05.04 906 CANLCMAR Tara Taylor,17,HYACK 2:09.96 4 9:01.78 885 CANLCMAR Tara Taylor,17,HYACK 9:17.61 5 27.04 862 ONAGJUL Jennifer Porenta,15,MMST 28.09 5 2:05.23 904 YTHJRJUL ,16,CAMO 2:12.18 5 9:10.56 860 ISAPR Jennifer Graf,16,ROD - 6 27.05 861 CANLCMAR Kelly Stefanyshyn,17,PDSA - 6 2:05.61 899 ZAJACJUL Kelly Stefanyshyn,18,PDSA 2:04.07 6 9:11.67 857 YTHJRJUL Danielle Beland,15,ROW 9:21.84 7 27.10 858 CANLCMAR Natalie Kiegelmann,17,BTSC 27.30 7 2:05.70 898 CANLCAUG Danielle Bell,17,IS 2:05.67 7 9:12.95 854 MSSACMAY Dale Colman,17,MSSAC-TO 9:03.34 8 27.13 857 YTHJRJUL Audrey Lacroix,16,CAMO 27.92 8 2:06.22 892 CANLCAUG Elizabeth Collins,17,ROD 2:07.21 8 9:14.63 849 CDNLCMAY Sara McNally,15,EKSC 9:18.43 9 27.19 853 CANLCMAR Tara Taylor,17,HYACK 28.42 9 2:06.58 887 CANLCMAR Jenna Gresdal,15,ESWIM 2:06.76 9 9:14.89 848 CANLCAUG Alicia Jobse,16,MANTA - 10 27.22 852 CANLCAUG Sarah Gault,15,CAC 28.20 10 2:06.96 883 CANLCAUG Catherine Dugas-Savoie,16,DYNAM 2:09.21 10 9:15.62 846 ECUPJUL Elizabeth Collins,17,ROD 9:35.24 11 27.29 848 CANLCAUG Kate Plyley,15,OAK-TO 27.79 11 2:06.99 882 ONTIIAPR Elizabeth Wycliffe,16,EBSC 2:10.48 11 9:15.69 846 ECUPJUL Rosie Meade,15,BOSC 9:37.95 12 27.34 845 CANLCMAR Alexandra Lys,15,UCSC 27.23 12 2:07.09 881 CDNLCMAY Amanda Gillespie,15,PERTH 2:08.79 12 9:16.00 845 BCAGJUL Michelle Landry,15,PDSA 9:18.98 13 27.41 841 ABAGJUL Michaela Schmidt,16,CASC 27.86 13 2:07.12 881 YTHJRJUL Monica Wejman,15,ESWIM 2:09.03 13 9:17.40 841 CANLCMAR Deanna Stefanyshyn,15,PDSA 9:09.48 14 27.45 838 TSCMAR Jackie Garay,15,TSC - 14 2:07.15 881 ZAJACJUL Jennifer Fratesi,16,ROW - 14 9:17.74 840 CDNLCMAY Allison Laidlow,15,PDSA 9:17.61 15 27.50 836 YTHJRJUL Jackie Chan,15,MSSAC-TO 27.34 15 2:07.27 879 CDNLCMAY Jessie Bradshaw,16,UCSC 2:09.04 15 9:18.20 839 CDNLCMAY Stephanie Barbe,17,UL 9:28.90 16 27.51 835 PPOMAY Tiffany Woods,15,PCSC 27.55 16 2:07.71 874 CANLCMAR Deanna Stefanyshyn,15,PDSA 2:06.96 16 9:18.95 837 CANLCAUG Joan Bernier,15,CNCB 9:41.03 17 27.53 834 PPOMAY Joanna McLean,16,ESWIM - 17 2:08.39 866 ECUPJUL Isabelle Ascah-Coallier,16,CAMO 2:11.17 17 9:20.02 834 CANLCMAR Amber Dykes,16,HYACK - 18 27.53 834 CDNLCMAY Adrienne Karney,17,AAC 26.91 18 2:08.45 865 CDNLCMAY Stephanie Barbe,17,UL 2:11.29 18 9:20.19 833 ESWIMJUN Julie Babin,17,ESWIM 9:30.23 19 27.53 834 CDNLCMAY Catherine Dugas-Savoie,16,DYNAM 28.23 19 2:08.53 864 ONIAPR Loren Sweny,17,NKB 2:07.89 19 9:21.41 830 CANLCAUG Hayley Doody,15,CASC 9:23.95 20 27.65 827 TBTMAY Elizabeth Cleven,15,MM 28.49 20 2:08.80 861 CDNLCMAY Cynthia Pearce,16,MSSAC-TO 2:09.20 20 9:22.61 827 YTHJRJUL Alexandra Lys,15,UCSC - 21 27.78 820 YTHJRJUL Stephanie Kuhn,15,TMSC 27.69 21 2:08.80 861 CDNLCMAY Sara McNally,15,EKSC 2:11.07 21 9:22.85 826 CANLCMAR Loren Sweny,17,NKB 9:10.61 22 27.88 814 AACAPR Heather Crowdis,16,AAC 28.24 22 2:09.10 857 CDNLCMAY Shawna Bothwell,16,RDCSC - 22 9:22.95 826 CANLCMAR Kristy MacLennan,17,ESWIM 9:21.02 23 27.90 813 CANLCAUG Francine Ling,17,DELTA 27.78 23 2:09.15 856 BCAGJUL Adriana Koc-Spadaro,16,PDSA 2:10.44 23 9:23.33 825 YTHJRJUL Kristen Bradley,16,NEW 9:27.68 24 27.93 811 ONAGJUL Nichola Matthews,16,ROW - 24 2:09.18 856 CDNLCMAY Sasha Taylor,17,PERTH - 24 9:23.66 824 BCAGJUL Marla May,15,KCS 9:49.59 25 27.94 811 YTHJRJUL Elizabeth Wycliffe,17,EBSC 27.85 25 2:09.24 855 CANLCMAR Leslie Cove,17,RDCSC 2:12.11 25 9:23.82 823 BCAGJUL Emily Carwithen,15,COMOX 9:37.92 26 27.98 808 CASCMAY Laura Grant,15,UCSC 28.03 26 2:09.28 855 BCAGJUL Emily Carwithen,15,COMOX 2:16.17 26 9:23.90 823 CANLCMAR Jolie Pun,17,BROCK 9:13.89 27 27.98 808 ZAJACJUL Angela Catford,17,NEW 27.45 27 2:09.29 855 PPOMAY Dominique Charron,16,PPO 2:10.84 27 9:25.23 819 PPOMAY Dominique Charron,16,PPO 9:23.71 28 27.99 808 BCSRFEB Karley Stutzel,17,IS 27.69 28 2:09.31 854 CANLCAUG Meghan Brown,16,PDSA 2:11.21 28 9:25.61 818 ABAGJUL Annamay Pierse,16,EKSC - 29 28.00 807 CANLCMAR Sasha Taylor,17,PERTH - 29 2:09.55 852 PPOMAY Tiffany Woods,15,PCSC 2:10.64 29 9:26.67 815 ESWIMJUN Monica Wejman,15,ESWIM 9:51.89 30 28.00 807 YTHJRJUL Chantal Ares,17,GO 28.48 30 2:09.58 851 CANLCMAR Jolie Pun,17,BROCK 2:08.26 30 9:26.69 815 CDNLCMAY Jennifer Coombs,16,HYACK 9:43.82 31 28.00 807 PQAAAJUL Victoria Poon,15,CALAC 28.42 31 2:09.62 851 ZAJACJUL Kristen Bradley,16,NEW 2:08.60 31 9:28.71 810 CDNLCMAY Leslie Cove,17,RDCSC 9:46.02 32 28.01 807 ECUPJUL Leanna Lee,15,SCAR 28.40 32 2:09.81 848 ECUPJUL Meghan Demchuk,16,ROD - 32 9:29.09 809 CANLCAUG Annie Lizotte,17,CNCB 9:23.65 33 28.02 806 CDNLCMAY Kelly O’Toole,17,EKSC 27.51 33 2:09.87 848 YTHJRJUL Katherine Telfer,15,ESWIM 2:13.11 33 9:29.94 806 YTHJRJUL Michelle Arakgi,17,ESWIM - 34 28.06 804 ESWIMJUN Monica Wejman,15,ESWIM 28.34 34 2:09.90 847 BCAGJUL Marla May,15,KCS - 34 9:30.41 805 ESWIMJUN Katherine Telfer,15,ESWIM 9:27.18 35 28.09 802 BCSRFEB Kelsey Leckovic,15,PDSA 27.82 35 2:09.94 847 CDNLCMAY Chanell Charron-W.,16,CAG 2:10.78 35 9:30.41 805 BCAGJUL Katie Humphries,17,IS 9:28.28 36 28.12 801 HYACKMAY Amber Dykes,16,HYACK - 36 2:09.94 847 CANLCAUG Hayley Doody,15,CASC 2:10.26 36 9:30.89 804 PDSAMAY Chelsey Burnett,15,NRST 9:33.72 37 28.14 799 YTHJRJUL Mitra Chandler,16,HYACK - 37 2:09.99 846 CANLCAUG Kate Plyley,15,OAK-TO 2:10.23 37 9:31.44 802 PDSAMAY Alison McKay,17,EKSC - 38 28.19 797 RODJUN Kristen Lis,16,ROD - 38 2:10.01 846 ECUPJUL Rosie Meade,15,BOSC 2:13.96 38 9:31.79 801 EOSAJUN Amanda Gillespie,15,PERTH 9:48.48 39 28.19 797 ABAGJUL Heather McIntosh,17,LEDUC 28.07 39 2:10.04 846 YTHJRJUL Chantal Ares,16,GO - 39 9:32.18 800 YTHJRJUL Nathalie Lacoste,15,MSSAC 9:55.46 40 28.19 797 ECUPJUL Nicole Sabourin,15,SCAR - 40 2:10.32 842 YTHJRJUL Chandra Engs,15,CAJ 2:11.53 40 9:33.66 796 ESWIMJUN Jenna Gresdal,15,ESWIM - 41 28.25 793 CANLCMAR Melanie Bouchard,17,CNB 27.94 41 2:10.48 840 HYACKMAY Claire Wong,15,PDSA 2:09.48 41 9:33.83 796 ONSRFEB Christy Anderson,17,STARS - 42 28.28 792 ABAGJUL Annamay Pierse,16,EKSC - 42 2:10.79 837 CASCMAY Alison McKay,17,EKSC 2:12.76 42 9:34.11 795 YTHJRJUL Stephanie Hatt,16,GO 9:20.74 43 28.29 791 ONIIIAPR Clare Gibbons,16,EYSC 27.97 43 2:10.91 835 CANLCMAR Andrea Hayden,17,GPP 2:11.72 43 9:34.12 795 YTHJRJUL Angela Sloan,15,PCSC 9:48.26 44 28.31 790 CANLCMAR Andrea Hayden,17,GPP 28.14 44 2:11.02 834 ECUPJUL Jessica Vance,15,BRANT 2:11.56 44 9:34.38 794 FARWAUG Jaimie Graham,15,PDSA 9:40.58 45 28.31 790 BCAGJUL Caitlin Meredith,16,KCS - 45 2:11.11 833 HYACKMAY Mitra Chandler,16,HYACK - 45 9:34.63 793 ZAJACJUL Marcia Bryon,17,USC 9:31.54 46 28.32 789 CDNLCMAY Mila Zvijerac,15,HYACK 28.07 46 2:11.24 831 YTHJRJUL Nathalie Lacoste,15,MSSAC - 46 9:35.46 791 BCAGJUL Kelsey Cross,16,LL - 47 28.36 787 HYACKMAY Chelsey Burnett,15,NRST 29.16 47 2:11.36 830 ECUPJUL Josianne Legris,17,CAMO - 47 9:35.74 790 BCAGJUL Meghan Brown,16,PDSA 9:25.16 48 28.38 786 AACAPR Sara Richmire,17,BTSC - 48 2:11.45 829 CANLCAUG Nancy Gajos,16,ESWIM 2:16.45 48 9:37.08 787 ECUPJUL Alex Lachance-F,15,UL 9:30.42 49 28.39 786 EOSAJUN Amanda Gillespie,15,PERTH 28.29 49 2:11.59 827 ONAGJUL Jennifer Porenta,15,MMST 2:16.08 49 9:37.21 786 YTHJRJUL Carolyn Skoworodko,15,STSC 9:49.38 50 28.41 784 YTHJRJUL Amy Jacina,16,GMAC - 50 2:11.60 827 ECUPJUL Kimberly Conti,16,HWAC - 50 9:37.46 786 YTHJRJUL Karen Fahrni,16,CASC 9:46.23 100 METRES FREESTYLE 400 METRES FREESTYLE 100 METRES BACKSTROKE Rec: 56.61 ,MM,94 Best 99 Rec: 4:14.45 Donna McGinnis,ESC,86 Best 99 Rec: 1:02.14 Kelly Stefanyshyn,PDSA,99 Best 99 1 57.04 925 CDNLCMAY Alexandra Lys,15,UCSC 58.37 1 4:16.48 938 CDNLCMAY Tamee Ebert,17,PDSA 4:20.62 1 1:02.66 948 CDNLCMAY Kelly Stefanyshyn,17,PDSA 1:02.14 2 57.35 917 CANLCMAR Tara Taylor,17,HYACK - 2 4:17.81 930 CANLCMAR Danielle Bell,16,IS 4:17.78 2 1:03.46 929 CANLCMAR Jennifer Fratesi,15,ROW 1:04.66 3 57.54 912 CANLCMAR Jenna Gresdal,15,ESWIM 57.38 3 4:22.89 900 CANLCMAR Tara Taylor,17,HYACK 4:31.95 3 1:03.72 923 CDNLCMAY Elizabeth Wycliffe,17,EBSC 1:05.89 4 57.63 909 CDNLCMAY Kelly Stefanyshyn,17,PDSA 58.35 4 4:23.15 899 CDNLCMAY Karley Stutzel,17,IS 4:22.50 4 1:05.07 891 CDNLCMAY Amy Jacina,16,GMAC 1:05.69 5 57.83 904 CDNLCMAY Jessie Bradshaw,16,UCSC 58.44 5 4:27.35 875 CANLCMAR Deanna Stefanyshyn,15,PDSA 4:27.23 5 1:05.59 879 YTHJRJUL Jennifer Cooper,17,LAC 1:06.83 6 57.90 902 FRALCMAR Iris Elliott,17,KBM 59.07 6 4:27.69 873 YTHJRJUL Kristen Bradley,16,NEW 4:36.56 6 1:05.72 876 CDNLCMAY Jenna Gresdal,15,ESWIM 1:06.52 7 58.07 898 CANLCAUG Audrey Lacroix,16,CAMO 1:00.86 7 4:28.04 871 CDNLCMAY Sara McNally,15,EKSC 4:32.89 7 1:05.95 870 CDNLCMAY Sasha Taylor,17,PERTH 1:06.79 8 58.78 879 CANLCAUG Laura Pomeroy,16,OAK-TO - 8 4:28.30 869 ZAJACJUL Jennifer Fratesi,16,ROW - 8 1:06.09 867 CANLCMAR Melanie Frigon,17,BBF 1:07.84 9 58.89 876 CANLCAUG Catherine Dugas-Savoie,16,DYNAM 59.75 9 4:28.36 869 ECUPJUL Rosie Meade,15,BOSC 4:42.49 9 1:06.20 864 BCAGJUL Caitlin Meredith,16,KCS 1:07.99 10 58.92 876 YTHJRJUL Monica Wejman,15,ESWIM 1:00.01 10 4:28.76 866 ECUPJUL Elizabeth Collins,17,ROD 4:39.26 10 1:06.21 864 YTHJRJUL Jennifer Esford,16,ROW 1:06.55 11 58.93 875 CANLCMAR Tamee Ebert,16,PDSA 59.80 11 4:28.91 866 ONIAPR Loren Sweny,17,NKB 4:27.00 11 1:06.75 852 ECUPJUL Audrey Lacroix,16,CAMO - 12 58.95 875 CDNLCMAY Natalie Kiegelmann,17,BTSC 1:00.59 12 4:29.26 864 YTHJRJUL Danielle Beland,15,ROW 4:36.87 12 1:06.79 851 CANLCAUG Michaela Schmidt,16,CASC 1:08.63 13 59.00 873 CANLCAUG Kate Plyley,15,OAK-TO 59.55 13 4:29.46 862 CDNLCMAY Stephanie Barbe,17,UL - 13 1:06.88 849 YTHJRJUL Amanda Gillespie,15,PERTH 1:06.88 14 59.03 873 YTHJRJUL Elizabeth Collins,17,ROD 59.31 14 4:29.51 862 CANLCAUG Hayley Doody,15,CASC 4:33.22 14 1:07.40 837 ECUPJUL Catherine Dugas-Savoie,16,DYNAM 1:09.78 15 59.08 871 CANLCMAR Karley Stutzel,17,IS 59.18 15 4:29.70 861 CANLCAUG Monica Wejman,15,ESWIM 4:32.43 15 1:07.41 836 YTHJRJUL Elizabeth Collins,17,ROD 1:09.98 16 59.17 869 CANLCMAR Chrissy MacAulay,17,ESWIM 59.24 16 4:30.26 858 CDNLCMAY Meghan Brown,16,PDSA 4:30.51 16 1:07.51 834 CDNLCMAY Adrienne Karney,17,AAC 1:09.71 17 59.32 865 PQIAPR Marieve De Blois,16,PPO - 17 4:30.75 855 CANLCMAR Cynthia Pearce,16,MSSAC-TO 4:30.97 17 1:07.64 831 CANLCMAR Shawna Bothwell,16,RDCSC 1:07.63 18 59.46 861 CANLCMAR Jennifer Fratesi,15,ROW 58.96 18 4:30.84 855 CANLCAUG Alicia Jobse,16,MANTA - 18 1:07.79 827 YTHJRJUL Amanda MacNeill,15,ESWIM 1:09.74 19 59.51 860 ONAGJUL Jennifer Porenta,15,MMST 1:01.58 19 4:31.14 853 YTHJRJUL Dominique Charron,16,PPO 4:32.52 19 1:07.80 827 CANLCAUG Sheena Martin,15,TORCH 1:10.89 20 59.65 857 CDNLCMAY Adriana Koc-Spadaro,16,PDSA 59.06 20 4:31.20 852 PQAAAJUL Audrey Lacroix,16,CAMO - 20 1:08.02 822 CANLCMAR Michelle Landry,15,PDSA 1:09.55 21 59.67 856 CDNLCMAY Tiffany Woods,15,PCSC 58.78 21 4:31.28 852 CANLCAUG Joan Bernier,15,CNCB 4:44.53 21 1:08.03 822 YTHJRJUL Elaine Chatel de R.,15,CAMO 1:11.98 22 59.72 855 CANLCMAR Deanna Stefanyshyn,15,PDSA 1:00.31 22 4:31.39 851 ISAPR Emily Carwithen,15,COMOX 4:38.55 22 1:08.06 821 CDNLCMAY Sophie McKay,16,CAMO - 23 59.77 853 YTHJRJUL Michaela Schmidt,16,CASC 1:00.58 23 4:31.54 850 YTHJRJUL Jenna Gresdal,15,ESWIM - 23 1:08.25 817 YTHJRJUL Elizabeth Cleven,15,MM 1:11.78 24 59.85 851 CDNLCMAY Jackie Chan,15,MSSAC-TO 1:00.49 24 4:31.80 849 BCAGJUL Michelle Landry,15,PDSA 4:34.44 24 1:08.32 815 CANLCAUG Kate Plyley,15,OAK-TO - 25 59.90 850 YTHJRJUL Chantal Ares,17,GO 1:00.48 25 4:32.15 847 CANLCAUG Katherine Telfer,15,ESWIM 4:38.13 25 1:08.33 815 BCAGJUL Andrea Donohoe,17,CHENA 1:06.67 26 59.99 848 PPOMAY Sasha Taylor,17,PERTH 1:01.18 26 4:32.18 847 HYACKMAY Jennifer Coombs,16,HYACK - 26 1:08.37 814 ESWIMJUN Kristy MacLennan,17,ESWIM - 27 1:00.15 844 CANLCAUG Sarah Gault,15,CAC 1:02.80 27 4:32.34 846 CANLCMAR Amber Dykes,16,HYACK - 27 1:08.40 813 CDNLCMAY Amanda Leslie,17,RAYS - 28 1:00.25 841 CANLCMAR Melanie Bouchard,17,CNB 59.29 28 4:32.38 846 ZAJACJUL Alexandra Lys,15,UCSC 4:31.81 28 1:08.47 812 CDNLCMAY Anna Szaflarski,16,BROCK 1:10.30 29 1:00.31 839 YTHJRJUL Katherine Telfer,15,ESWIM 1:02.17 29 4:32.39 846 ONTIIAPR Elizabeth Wycliffe,16,EBSC 4:43.66 29 1:08.50 811 BCSRFEB Andree-Ann Leroy,17,NRST 1:09.57 30 1:00.36 838 CANLCMAR Loren Sweny,17,NKB 59.49 30 4:32.63 844 YTHJRJUL Kristy MacLennan,17,ESWIM 4:30.81 30 1:08.82 804 CASCMAY Tracy Archer,17,ROD 1:06.66 31 1:00.47 835 CANLCAUG Adrienne Karney,17,AAC 59.60 31 4:32.94 842 CDNLCMAY Julie Babin,17,ESWIM 4:38.21 31 1:08.86 803 MSSACMAY Katherine Telfer,15,ESWIM 1:08.98 32 1:00.59 832 BCAGJUL Marla May,15,KCS - 32 4:33.26 841 CANLCAUG Shawna Bothwell,16,RDCSC 4:38.64 32 1:08.89 802 CANLCMAR Alexis Rieck,17,ROW 1:08.48 33 1:00.60 832 CDNLCMAY Nancy Gajos,15,ESWIM 1:01.75 33 4:33.71 838 PPOMAY Amanda Gillespie,15,PERTH 4:41.22 33 1:08.93 801 AACAPR Maya Ziolkowski,15,YORK 1:10.02 34 1:00.61 832 EOSAJUN Elizabeth Wycliffe,17,EBSC 1:01.39 34 4:33.93 837 CANLCMAR Chanell Charron-W.,15,CAG - 34 1:09.00 800 MSSACMAY Jackie Chan,15,MSSAC-TO 1:08.30 35 1:00.64 831 CANLCAUG Alicia Jobse,16,MANTA - 35 4:33.96 837 CANLCAUG Allison Laidlow,15,PDSA 4:33.88 35 1:09.05 799 CDNLCMAY Erin Dermody,17,HWAC 1:07.83 36 1:00.65 831 YTHJRJUL Mitra Chandler,16,HYACK - 36 4:34.07 836 BCAGJUL Marla May,15,KCS 4:45.98 36 1:09.17 796 MSSACMAY Andrea Szewchuk,17,ESWIM 1:08.66 37 1:00.65 831 ECUPJUL Jessica Vance,15,BRANT 1:01.48 37 4:34.19 835 YTHJRJUL Nathalie Lacoste,15,MSSAC - 37 1:09.21 795 BCSRFEB Jennifer Kasuya,17,HYACK 1:09.01 38 1:00.69 830 CANLCMAR Meghan Demchuk,16,ROD 1:01.14 38 4:34.27 835 CDNLCMAY Emily Aubie,17,NKB - 38 1:09.28 793 EKSCAPR Heather McIntosh,17,LEDUC 1:08.95 39 1:00.73 829 CANLCAUG Cynthia Pearce,17,MSSAC-TO 1:00.64 39 4:34.69 832 CDNLCMAY Leslie Cove,17,RDCSC 4:35.62 39 1:09.28 793 ECUPJUL Andrea Roberts,15,TCSC 1:11.55 40 1:00.75 828 CANLCMAR Amy Jacina,16,GMAC 1:03.52 40 4:35.08 830 YTHJRJUL Chantal Ares,17,GO - 40 1:09.29 793 CANLCMAR Adrienne Ford,16,YLSC - 41 1:00.78 827 EKSCAPR Annamay Pierse,16,EKSC - 41 4:35.08 830 CANLCAUG Meghan Demchuk,16,ROD - 41 1:09.29 793 ONAGJUL Jennifer Porenta,15,MMST 1:09.34 42 1:00.79 827 NEORJUN Stephanie Kuhn,15,TMSC 1:00.59 42 4:35.30 829 CANLCMAR Jolie Pun,17,BROCK 4:27.67 42 1:09.33 792 EKSCAPR Brigitta Olson,17,UCSC - 43 1:00.83 826 YTHJRJUL Chelsey Burnett,15,NRST 1:01.90 43 4:35.80 826 CANLCAUG Kate Plyley,15,OAK-TO 4:35.97 43 1:09.41 790 ZAJACJUL Ashleigh Thomas,17,USC 1:08.48 44 1:00.87 825 HYACKMAY Claire Wong,15,PDSA 1:01.40 44 4:35.84 826 PDSAMAY Alison McKay,17,EKSC 4:41.85 44 1:09.41 790 PQIIAPR Chanell Charron-W.,15,CAG 1:09.25 45 1:00.89 824 CANLCAUG Joanna McLean,17,ESWIM - 45 4:35.96 825 BRANTAPR Dale Colman,17,MSSAC-TO 4:28.51 45 1:09.51 788 YTHJRJUL Victoria Poon,15,CALAC 1:10.66 46 1:00.93 823 HYACKMAY Kelsey Leckovic,15,PDSA 1:00.16 46 4:36.20 824 CASCMAY Brigitta Olson,17,UCSC 4:32.07 46 1:09.53 788 NEORJUN Stephanie Kuhn,15,TMSC 1:09.33 47 1:00.99 822 HYACKMAY Laura Grant,16,UCSC 1:01.11 47 4:36.26 824 BCAGJUL Adriana Koc-Spadaro,16,PDSA 4:35.01 47 1:09.64 785 YTHJRJUL Kelly O’Toole,17,EKSC 1:09.43 48 1:01.01 821 ECUPJUL Karly Williams,17,STARS - 48 4:36.42 823 ECUPJUL Michelle Arakgi,17,ESWIM 4:42.90 48 1:09.66 785 PQIIAPR Marie-E. Fillion,17,RCA 1:09.64 49 1:01.03 821 LUSCMAY Jennefer Brankovsky,17,EYSC 1:01.10 49 4:36.77 821 YTHJRJUL Andrea Hayden,17,GPP 4:38.98 49 1:09.72 783 PPOMAY Melissa Lebel,15,CNQ - 50 1:01.04 821 ONTIIAPR Amanda Gillespie,15,PERTH 1:00.96 50 4:36.90 820 MSSACMAY Alana Murphy,16,ESWIM 4:36.01 50 1:09.74 783 YTHJRJUL Lauren Beard,15,ESWIM 1:10.08

28 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 15-17 GIRLS CONTD.

200 METRES BACKSTROKE 200 METRES BREASTSTROKE 200 METRES BUTTERFLY Rec: 2:13.24 Kelly Stefanyshyn,PDSA,99 Best 99 Rec: 2:27.27 Allison Higson,EPS,88 Best 99 Rec: 2:11.26 Jessica Deglau,PDSA,98 Best 99 1 2:13.56 943 CDNLCMAY Kelly Stefanyshyn,17,PDSA 2:13.24 1 2:32.62 919 CDNLCMAY Annamay Pierse,16,EKSC 2:38.49 1 2:13.25 928 CANLCAUG Audrey Lacroix,16,CAMO 2:17.43 2 2:14.90 928 CDNLCMAY Jennifer Fratesi,16,ROW 2:19.28 2 2:35.85 887 CDNLCMAY Courtenay Chuy,15,HYACK 2:33.42 2 2:15.77 899 CANLCAUG Michaela Schmidt,16,CASC 2:19.58 3 2:17.61 898 CDNLCMAY Elizabeth Wycliffe,17,EBSC 2:22.63 3 2:36.30 883 CDNLCMAY Christy Anderson,17,STARS 2:37.52 3 2:16.46 892 CANLCAUG Kristy MacLennan,17,ESWIM 2:16.94 4 2:20.31 868 CDNLCMAY Amy Jacina,16,GMAC 2:22.12 4 2:36.89 877 CDNLCMAY Tamara Wagner,15,TORCH 2:37.63 4 2:18.37 870 CANLCAUG Michelle Landry,15,PDSA - 5 2:20.49 866 CANLCMAR Melanie Frigon,17,BBF 2:21.46 5 2:38.04 866 CANLCAUG Marcy Edgecumbe,16,EKSC 2:41.33 5 2:20.60 845 CANLCMAR Melissa Laflamme,17,UL 2:20.12 6 2:20.67 864 YTHJRJUL Jennifer Esford,16,ROW 2:22.94 6 2:39.06 856 CANLCMAR Marieve De Blois,16,PPO 2:40.73 6 2:20.88 842 ZAJACJUL Nancy Gajos,15,ESWIM 2:23.08 7 2:20.80 863 CANLCAUG Kristy MacLennan,17,ESWIM 2:26.10 7 2:39.85 848 CDNLCMAY Emma Spooner,17,NCSA 2:40.41 7 2:21.61 834 CDNLCMAY Danielle Beland,15,GO 2:23.98 8 2:21.12 859 CDNLCMAY Sasha Taylor,17,PERTH 2:25.25 8 2:40.58 841 CANLCAUG Kathleen Stoody,17,HYACK 2:45.56 8 2:21.73 833 ZAJACJUL Julie Unrau,17,PDSA 2:19.46 9 2:21.54 855 YTHJRJUL Jennifer Cooper,17,LAC 2:23.15 9 2:40.69 840 CDNLCMAY Heather Bell,16,BTSC 2:44.56 9 2:21.88 831 CDNLCMAY Emily Aubie,17,NKB 2:21.33 10 2:22.05 849 ZAJACJUL Jenna Gresdal,15,ESWIM 2:27.72 10 2:41.12 836 CANLCMAR Joanna Lee,15,MSSAC-TO 2:39.57 10 2:22.39 826 YTHJRJUL Joan Bernier,15,CNCB 2:29.45 11 2:22.40 845 CDNLCMAY Andrea Szewchuk,17,ESWIM 2:22.04 11 2:41.38 833 CDNLCMAY Marie-C. Guilbert,17,BBF 2:41.68 11 2:22.49 825 ECUPJUL Kristen Bradley,16,NEW 2:23.46 12 2:22.71 842 BCAGJUL Caitlin Meredith,16,KCS 2:25.86 12 2:41.58 831 CANLCMAR Trisha Lakatos,17,PCSC 2:41.40 12 2:22.60 823 CDNLCMAY Brigitta Olson,17,UCSC 2:22.16 13 2:22.86 840 CDNLCMAY Amanda Gillespie,15,PERTH 2:24.44 13 2:42.46 823 CDNLCMAY Kristen Bradley,16,NEW 2:41.11 13 2:22.77 821 CDNLCMAY Meghan Brown,16,PDSA 2:25.10 14 2:23.03 838 ECUPJUL Kristen Bradley,16,NEW 2:23.04 14 2:42.62 821 CDNLCMAY Meagan Sinclair,15,CASC 2:46.08 14 2:23.14 817 YTHJRJUL Amanda Gillespie,15,PERTH 2:21.93 15 2:23.59 832 CANLCMAR Chanell Charron-W.,15,CAG 2:25.28 15 2:43.14 816 YTHJRJUL Megan Gould,15,GLEN 2:54.07 15 2:23.15 817 CANLCMAR Cynthia Pearce,16,MSSAC-TO - 16 2:23.65 831 CANLCAUG Shawna Bothwell,16,RDCSC 2:24.41 16 2:43.17 816 CANLCMAR Michelle Poirier,17,RDCSC 2:43.43 16 2:23.34 815 ECUPJUL Elizabeth Collins,17,ROD 2:26.85 17 2:24.07 827 ABAGJUL Michaela Schmidt,16,CASC 2:27.40 17 2:43.31 815 CDNLCMAY Ariane Kich,16,GMAC - 17 2:24.15 806 CDNLCMAY Meghan Demchuk,16,ROD - 18 2:25.09 816 CDNLCMAY Amanda Leslie,17,RAYS 2:27.54 18 2:43.37 814 YTHJRJUL Sarah Widdifield,15,ROW 2:50.63 18 2:24.34 804 ECUPJUL Danielle Gudgeon,16,NYAC 2:28.05 19 2:25.36 813 YTHJRJUL Chantal Ares,17,GO - 19 2:43.64 811 CANLCAUG Lesley Williams,17,STSC-SE 2:43.93 19 2:24.80 799 CDNLCMAY Jennifer Coombs,16,HYACK 2:29.72 20 2:25.46 812 MSSACMAY Rachel Hosford-E.,16,HWAC 2:27.78 20 2:44.05 807 CDNLCMAY Shayna Burns,17,CHAMP 2:44.87 20 2:25.06 796 ONIAPR Alexis Rieck,17,ROW 2:28.83 21 2:25.49 811 YTHJRJUL Andrea Shoust,14,SSMAC 2:27.35 21 2:44.57 802 YTHJRJUL Mitra Chandler,16,HYACK - 21 2:25.74 789 CANLCMAR Loren Sweny,17,NKB 2:23.31 22 2:25.51 811 MSSACMAY Katherine Telfer,15,ESWIM 2:25.86 22 2:44.77 801 CDNLCMAY Alicia Jobse,17,MANTA 2:43.79 22 2:25.91 787 CDNLCMAY Genevieve Frappier,16,EXCEL 2:23.39 23 2:26.02 806 UTORJAN Anna Szaflarski,15,BROCK 2:25.37 23 2:44.90 799 YTHJRJUL Renee Hober,15,ROW 2:49.49 23 2:26.06 786 BCAGJUL Kelsey Cross,16,LL 2:38.45 24 2:26.15 804 CDNLCMAY Brigitta Olson,17,UCSC 2:27.85 24 2:45.15 797 ECUPJUL Isabelle Ascah-Coallier,16,CAMO - 24 2:26.11 785 YTHJRJUL Rocio Flores,16,PPO 2:26.57 25 2:26.21 804 CDNLCMAY Allison Laidlow,15,PDSA 2:24.26 25 2:45.39 795 EKSCAPR Alexandra Lys,15,UCSC - 25 2:26.16 784 SCSCJUN Tamee Ebert,17,PDSA 2:27.44 26 2:26.25 803 YTHJRJUL Alison McKay,17,EKSC 2:28.43 26 2:45.39 795 YTHJRJUL Katherine Cochrane,16,CASC 2:50.01 26 2:26.25 784 ECUPJUL Gillian Coles,15,BROCK 2:29.61 27 2:27.04 795 AACAPR Sheena Martin,15,TORCH 2:29.36 27 2:45.75 791 CDNLCMAY Julie Marcotte,16,CNQ 2:47.74 27 2:26.72 778 BCSRFEB Deanna Stefanyshyn,15,PDSA - 28 2:27.14 794 NSAGJUN Andrea Roberts,15,TCSC 2:29.90 28 2:45.93 789 CANLCMAR Annie Lizotte,16,CNCB 2:43.87 28 2:26.99 776 MBSKJUL Terra Welsh,17,MANTA - 29 2:27.33 792 YTHJRJUL Marcia Bryon,17,USC 2:28.30 29 2:46.00 789 YTHJRJUL Chrissy MacAulay,17,ESWIM - 29 2:27.16 774 CDNLCMAY Isabelle Ascah-Coallier,16,CAMO 2:29.39 30 2:27.36 791 EKSCAPR Tracy Ross,16,EKSC 2:30.72 30 2:46.03 789 BCSRFEB Alex Leziy-Miller,15,PDSA 2:46.22 30 2:27.52 770 CANLCMAR Stephanie Barbe,17,UL 2:23.51 31 2:27.36 791 YTHJRJUL Ashleigh Thomas,17,USC - 31 2:46.25 786 PQIAPR Stephanie Arthur,15,PCSC 2:41.96 31 2:28.36 761 ONIAPR Cassie Wun,15,RHAC 2:29.75 32 2:27.53 790 CDNLCMAY Erin Dermody,17,HWAC 2:22.96 32 2:46.31 786 CDNLCMAY Mila Zvijerac,15,HYACK 2:54.53 32 2:28.39 761 YTHJRJUL Tiffany Vincent,15,BRANT 2:35.64 33 2:27.64 788 CDNLCMAY Andrea Donohoe,17,CHENA 2:24.41 33 2:46.94 780 YTHJRJUL Elizabeth Osterer,14,NKB 2:49.62 33 2:28.42 760 ABAGJUL Brittney Kremer,15,OSC 2:31.87 34 2:27.70 788 ECUPJUL Audrey Lacroix,16,CAMO - 34 2:47.06 779 PGBMAR Norah Vogan,15,GPP 2:45.27 34 2:28.57 759 CDNLCMAY Veronick Cullen,16,RCA 2:24.89 35 2:27.71 788 BCSRFEB Jennifer Kasuya,17,HYACK - 35 2:47.33 776 YTHJRJUL Erin Dilkes,17,ROW - 35 2:28.57 759 ESWIMJUN Michelle Arakgi,17,ESWIM 2:32.40 36 2:28.00 785 YTHJRJUL Lauren Beard,15,ESWIM 2:30.67 36 2:47.34 776 DCSCMAY Sandra McLean,21,EAST 2:45.55 36 2:28.58 759 ECUPJUL Kahla Walkinshaw,15,HWAC 2:26.55 37 2:28.25 782 CDNLCMAY Jackie Chan,15,MSSAC-TO - 37 2:47.52 774 ECUPJUL Jessica McLellan,15,EAST 2:50.96 37 2:28.86 756 CDNLCMAY Lindsay Burton,16,NKB 2:21.13 38 2:28.34 781 BCSRFEB Michelle Landry,15,PDSA 2:27.38 38 2:47.57 774 YTHJRJUL Eva Reddington,17,ROW - 38 2:29.05 754 YTHJRJUL Sheena Mills,16,UCSC 2:30.08 39 2:28.36 781 ECUPJUL Christy Anderson,17,STARS - 39 2:47.62 773 BCAGJUL Mia Baumeister,16,HYACK - 39 2:29.29 751 EASTJUL Leah Murrin,14,SJL 2:23.85 40 2:28.46 780 MSSACMAY Amanda MacNeill,15,ESWIM 2:30.17 40 2:47.90 771 ECUPJUL Holly Mazar,16,AAC - 40 2:29.34 751 ECUPJUL Josianne Legris,17,CAMO - 41 2:29.02 774 CDNLCMAY Sophie McKay,16,CAMO - 41 2:48.15 768 YTHJRJUL Kelly Millar,17,OAK - 41 2:29.69 747 BCAGJUL Emily Carwithen,15,COMOX - 42 2:29.15 772 CASCMAY Tracy Archer,17,ROD 2:20.74 42 2:48.21 768 MSSACMAY Kim Bacon,15,COBRA 2:48.23 42 2:29.82 745 PQAAAJUL Valerie Tcholkayan,15,DDO 2:29.30 43 2:29.18 772 ESWIMJUN Julie Babin,17,ESWIM 2:30.48 43 2:48.52 765 ECUPJUL Heather Chance,15,PCSC - 43 2:30.14 742 PQIAPR Sarah Bartosh,15,PCSC 2:37.16 44 2:29.42 769 AACAPR Maya Ziolkowski,15,YORK 2:32.60 44 2:48.58 764 ECUPJUL Florence Bedard-R.,17,CAMO 2:50.87 44 2:30.31 740 PDSAMAY Jennifer Graf,16,ROD 2:33.27 45 2:29.52 768 ECUPJUL Florence Bedard-R.,17,CAMO - 45 2:48.70 763 ECUPJUL Stephanie Cross,15,SWAT - 45 2:30.45 739 ESWIMJUN Jenna Gresdal,15,ESWIM - 46 2:29.60 768 ECUPJUL Heather Rochette,17,PCSC 2:30.25 46 2:49.06 760 CDNLCMAY Genevieve Frappier,16,EXCEL 2:46.35 46 2:30.49 738 ISJUN Christine Chard,16,WVOSC - 47 2:29.65 767 ECUPJUL Catherine Lemieux,15,UL - 47 2:49.11 759 PQAAAJUL Alicia Pamerleau,16,CAG - 47 2:30.89 734 MSSACMAY Diana Torres,17,COBRA - 48 2:29.73 766 ECUPJUL Catherine Dugas-Savoie,16,DYNAM - 48 2:49.18 759 BCAGJUL Emily Carwithen,15,COMOX - 48 2:30.89 734 BCAGJUL Katie Humphries,17,IS - 49 2:29.74 766 ECUPJUL Chantal Hewitson,17,PCSC - 49 2:49.42 757 CANLCMAR Francine Ling,16,DELTA 2:45.01 49 2:30.90 734 YTHJRJUL Katherine Schaefer,16,GO - 50 2:30.18 761 MSSACMAY Danielle Di Giovanni,15,MSSAC 2:30.21 50 2:49.57 755 ONIAPR Carly Cermak,15,CAJ 2:51.18 50 2:30.99 733 YTHJRJUL Milaine Gervais,16,DDO 2:28.55 100 METRES BREASTSTROKE 100 METRES BUTTERFLY 200 METRES IND.MEDLEY Rec: 1:08.86 Allison Higson,EPS,88 Best 99 Rec: 1:01.22 Audrey Lacroix,CAMO,0 Best 99 Rec: 2:15.61 ,LLSC,90 Best 99 1 1:11.31 917 CANLCAUG Christy Anderson,17,STARS 1:12.69 1 1:01.22 917 CDNLCMAY Audrey Lacroix,16,CAMO 1:02.42 1 2:19.25 914 CANLCAUG Kristen Bradley,17,NEW 2:17.52 2 1:12.10 900 CDNLCMAY Annamay Pierse,16,EKSC 1:13.82 2 1:01.43 911 CDNLCMAY Jennifer Fratesi,16,ROW 1:02.61 2 2:19.28 914 MVNJUN Jennifer Fratesi,16,ROW 2:22.80 3 1:12.63 889 CANLCAUG Tamara Wagner,15,TORCH 1:12.52 3 1:01.79 903 CANLCAUG Elizabeth Collins,17,ROD 1:03.47 3 2:20.70 899 CANLCAUG Michelle Landry,15,PDSA 2:26.37 4 1:12.75 886 CDNLCMAY Emma Spooner,17,NCSA 1:14.67 4 1:02.00 897 CANLCAUG Michaela Schmidt,16,CASC 1:02.90 4 2:21.64 889 CANLCMAR Marieve De Blois,16,PPO 2:26.26 5 1:13.64 868 CDNLCMAY Marcy Edgecumbe,16,EKSC 1:16.85 5 1:02.47 886 CDNLCMAY Jessie Bradshaw,16,UCSC 1:05.14 5 2:21.94 885 YTHJRJUL Jenna Gresdal,15,ESWIM 2:32.85 6 1:13.80 864 CDNLCMAY Marieve De Blois,16,PPO 1:16.25 6 1:03.37 864 CANLCMAR Kelly Stefanyshyn,17,PDSA 1:02.49 6 2:22.94 875 YTHJRJUL Elizabeth Wycliffe,17,EBSC 2:28.21 7 1:14.03 859 CDNLCMAY Courtenay Chuy,15,HYACK 1:12.83 7 1:04.02 848 CANLCMAR Nancy Gajos,15,ESWIM 1:05.51 7 2:23.94 864 YTHJRJUL Michaela Schmidt,16,CASC 2:25.85 8 1:14.62 847 CANLCAUG Mila Zvijerac,15,HYACK 1:17.64 8 1:04.12 846 CANLCAUG Michelle Landry,15,PDSA 1:10.24 8 2:24.23 861 CANLCMAR Michelle Poirier,17,RDCSC 2:26.51 9 1:14.69 846 CANLCMAR Trisha Lakatos,17,PCSC 1:17.01 9 1:04.33 840 CANLCMAR Julie Unrau,17,PDSA 1:04.57 9 2:24.60 857 CDNLCMAY Christy Anderson,17,STARS 2:28.19 10 1:15.03 839 CANLCAUG Joanna Lee,15,MSSAC-TO 1:14.36 10 1:04.37 839 CDNLCMAY Isabelle Ascah-Coallier,16,CAMO 1:07.60 10 2:24.67 856 BCSRFEB Kelly Stefanyshyn,17,PDSA 2:21.10 11 1:15.03 839 ECUPJUL Kristen Bradley,16,NEW 1:16.19 11 1:04.47 837 CANLCMAR Cynthia Pearce,16,MSSAC-TO 1:06.35 11 2:24.83 854 CDNLCMAY Amanda Gillespie,15,PERTH 2:27.62 12 1:15.66 825 CANLCMAR Michelle Poirier,17,RDCSC 1:15.75 12 1:04.75 830 CDNLCMAY Emily Aubie,17,NKB 1:04.40 12 2:24.85 854 CDNLCMAY Emily Aubie,17,NKB 2:24.11 13 1:15.74 824 CDNLCMAY Julie Marcotte,16,CNQ 1:17.99 13 1:04.76 830 CANLCMAR Melissa Laflamme,17,UL 1:04.62 13 2:25.29 849 MSSACMAY Kristy MacLennan,17,ESWIM 2:25.90 14 1:15.82 822 CANLCAUG Lesley Williams,17,STSC-SE 1:17.96 14 1:04.82 829 CDNLCMAY Amanda Gillespie,15,PERTH 1:04.22 14 2:25.35 849 CANLCMAR Melissa Laflamme,17,UL 2:26.39 15 1:15.87 821 ONIAPR Ariane Kich,16,GMAC - 15 1:04.88 827 CDNLCMAY Meghan Brown,16,PDSA 1:05.61 15 2:25.53 847 RODJAN Elizabeth Collins,17,ROD 2:29.48 16 1:15.87 821 YTHJRJUL Renee Hober,15,ROW 1:19.02 16 1:05.32 816 ONIAPR Alexis Rieck,17,ROW 1:08.79 16 2:25.56 846 CDNLCMAY Meghan Demchuk,16,ROD 2:29.27 17 1:15.96 819 YTHJRJUL Kelly Millar,17,OAK - 17 1:05.47 813 CANLCAUG Kristy MacLennan,17,ESWIM 1:04.82 17 2:25.82 844 PDSAMAY Annamay Pierse,16,EKSC-SE 2:31.87 18 1:16.08 817 ECUPJUL Shayna Burns,17,CHAMP 1:16.94 18 1:05.49 812 CDNLCMAY Danielle Beland,15,GO 1:05.66 18 2:25.90 843 CDNLCMAY Julie Unrau,17,PDSA 2:26.63 19 1:16.10 816 CDNLCMAY Marie-C. Guilbert,17,BBF 1:15.69 19 1:05.57 810 CDNLCMAY Veronick Cullen,16,RCA 1:06.72 19 2:26.15 840 CDNLCMAY Chanell Charron-W.,16,CAG 2:25.92 20 1:16.30 812 YTHJRJUL Chrissy MacAulay,17,ESWIM 1:17.35 20 1:05.57 810 PQAAAJUL Valerie Tcholkayan,15,DDO 1:06.79 20 2:26.65 835 EKSCAPR Allison Laidlow,15,PDSA 2:27.76 21 1:16.38 811 CDNLCMAY Meagan Sinclair,15,CASC 1:16.55 21 1:05.72 807 YTHJRJUL Rocio Flores,16,PPO 1:06.42 21 2:26.77 833 MMAPR Terra Welsh,16,MANTA - 22 1:16.39 810 CANLCAUG Kathleen Stoody,17,HYACK 1:17.77 22 1:05.76 806 CANLCAUG Chanell Charron-W.,16,CAG 1:07.58 22 2:26.77 833 CDNLCMAY Jennifer Coombs,16,HYACK 2:31.06 23 1:16.61 806 CDNLCMAY Francine Ling,17,DELTA 1:15.64 23 1:05.96 801 YTHJRJUL Jennifer Graf,16,ROD 1:07.03 23 2:26.82 833 ONIAPR Natalie Kiegelmann,17,BTSC - 24 1:16.70 804 CDNLCMAY Heather Bell,16,BTSC 1:18.51 24 1:06.03 799 CDNLCMAY Kelly O’Toole,17,EKSC 1:05.40 24 2:26.87 832 ONIAPR Marcia Bryon,16,USC 2:29.33 25 1:16.86 801 CDNLCMAY Barbara Pouret,17,UL 1:18.64 25 1:06.05 799 HYACKMAY Claire Wong,15,PDSA 1:05.98 25 2:27.27 828 CANLCAUG Francine Ling,17,DELTA 2:27.30 26 1:16.89 800 MSSACMAY Holly Mazar,15,AAC 1:18.01 26 1:06.21 795 ECUPJUL Josianne Legris,17,CAMO - 26 2:27.28 828 YTHJRJUL Genevieve Frappier,17,EXCEL 2:27.35 27 1:16.96 799 YTHJRJUL Brooke Heath,15,TAT - 27 1:06.23 795 YTHJRJUL Tiffany Vincent,15,BRANT 1:09.14 27 2:27.48 826 MMAPR Alicia Jobse,16,MANTA 2:30.76 28 1:17.03 797 ECUPJUL Jessica McLellan,15,EAST 1:17.44 28 1:06.30 793 YTHJRJUL Sheena Mills,16,UCSC 1:07.98 28 2:27.63 824 BCAGJUL Caitlin Meredith,16,KCS - 29 1:17.12 795 YTHJRJUL Kim Bacon,15,COBRA 1:20.02 29 1:06.33 792 YTHJRJUL Kristin Anstey,15,STSC 1:07.98 29 2:27.90 821 ONTSRMAY Jennifer Cooper,17,LAC 2:29.67 30 1:17.20 794 ECUPJUL Kristen Lis,16,ROD - 30 1:06.51 788 CDNLCMAY Lindsay Burton,16,NKB 1:05.20 30 2:28.21 818 YTHJRJUL Monica Wejman,15,ESWIM 2:30.66 31 1:17.40 790 CDNLCMAY Norah Vogan,16,GPP 1:17.74 31 1:06.62 785 ECUPJUL Danielle Gudgeon,16,NYAC 1:08.22 31 2:28.22 818 CDNLCMAY Leah Schaab,16,UCSC 2:29.63 32 1:17.41 789 YTHJRJUL Danielle Gervais,16,NKB 1:17.35 32 1:06.63 785 CANLCMAR Stephanie Barbe,17,UL 1:04.27 32 2:28.23 818 ECUPJUL Isabelle Ascah-Coallier,16,CAMO - 33 1:17.45 789 YTHJRJUL Erin Dilkes,17,ROW 1:18.94 33 1:06.71 783 ONTIIAPR Leila Angrand,15,LUSC 1:07.42 33 2:28.46 816 CDNLCMAY Melanie Frigon,17,BBF 2:27.99 34 1:17.61 785 CDNLCMAY Stephanie Arthur,15,PCSC 1:15.81 34 1:06.83 780 BCAGJUL Martina Wan,17,PDSA 1:07.58 34 2:28.55 815 CDNLCMAY Lindsay Burton,16,NKB 2:27.97 35 1:17.64 785 CDNLCMAY Annie Lizotte,16,CNCB 1:17.22 35 1:06.95 778 ECUPJUL Genevieve Frappier,17,EXCEL 1:06.69 35 2:28.61 814 CANLCAUG Marcy Edgecumbe,16,EKSC - 36 1:17.71 783 BCAGJUL Tara Taylor,18,HYACK - 36 1:07.03 776 PQCUPJUL Sarah Bartosh,15,PCSC 1:10.58 36 2:28.65 814 YTHJRJUL Stephanie Kuhn,15,TMSC 2:29.00 37 1:17.75 783 YTHJRJUL Mitra Chandler,16,HYACK - 37 1:07.13 773 BCAGJUL Kelsey Cross,16,LL 1:11.21 37 2:28.73 813 YTHJRJUL Mitra Chandler,16,HYACK - 38 1:17.76 782 LUSCMAY Jennefer Brankovsky,17,EYSC - 38 1:07.19 772 ECUPJUL Sara Richmire,17,BTSC - 38 2:28.82 812 CDNLCMAY Lesley Williams,17,STSC - 39 1:17.85 781 HYACKMAY Mia Baumeister,15,HYACK 1:18.65 39 1:07.24 771 MBSKJUL Terra Welsh,17,MANTA - 39 2:28.82 812 ECUPJUL Jessica McLellan,15,EAST 2:33.91 40 1:17.93 779 CANLCMAR Jessica Sloan,17,UCSC 1:18.88 40 1:07.25 771 YTHJRJUL Stephanie Kuhn,15,TMSC 1:08.14 40 2:28.97 810 CANLCAUG Sarah Gault,15,CAC 2:36.78 41 1:18.29 772 ECUPJUL Courtney Desjardins,15,STARS 1:21.52 41 1:07.26 770 PQCUPJUL Joan Bernier,15,CNCB 1:09.11 41 2:29.07 809 CANLCMAR Chrissy MacAulay,17,ESWIM - 42 1:18.35 770 ECUPJUL Alex Lachance-F,15,UL 1:22.16 42 1:07.31 769 PQIIAPR Marie-E. Fillion,17,RCA 1:07.07 42 2:29.20 808 MSSACMAY Andrea Szewchuk,17,ESWIM 2:30.41 43 1:18.38 770 BCSRFEB Alex Leziy-Miller,15,PDSA 1:17.16 43 1:07.35 768 CDNLCMAY Ariane Kich,16,GMAC - 43 2:29.23 807 ABAGJUL Jessie Bradshaw,16,UCSC - 44 1:18.57 766 YTHJRJUL Sarah Gault,15,CAC - 44 1:07.36 768 BCAGJUL Jennifer Beach,16,HYACK - 44 2:29.47 805 ECUPJUL Amy Jacina,16,GMAC - 45 1:18.65 764 YTHJRJUL Eva Reddington,17,ROW - 45 1:07.39 767 PDSAMAY Natasha Renfro,16,PDSA 1:05.57 45 2:29.74 802 ABAGJUL Alison McKay,17,EKSC 2:30.58 46 1:18.74 763 BCAGJUL Gail Findlay-Shirras,17,PDSA 1:17.53 46 1:07.41 767 BCSRFEB Martina Zamecnik,16,KISU 1:07.40 46 2:29.79 801 ECUPJUL Alicia Pamerleau,16,CAG - 47 1:18.86 760 YTHJRJUL Katherine Cochrane,16,CASC 1:19.25 47 1:07.41 767 ESWIMJUN Monica Wejman,15,ESWIM 1:08.52 47 2:29.98 799 BCAGJUL Amber Dykes,16,HYACK - 48 1:18.93 759 PDSAMAY Michelle Landry,15,PDSA - 48 1:07.43 766 MBSKJUL Meghan Demchuk,16,ROD - 48 2:30.05 799 CDNLCMAY Meagan Sinclair,15,CASC 2:33.56 49 1:18.98 758 MSSACMAY Natasha Iacobucci,15,COBRA 1:21.15 49 1:07.45 766 NSAGJUN Elyse Gibson,15,EAST - 49 2:30.07 799 ABAGJUL Shawna Bothwell,16,RDCSC - 50 1:19.08 756 YTHJRJUL Lindsay Meisner,16,MAC - 50 1:07.47 765 ECUPJUL Cassie Wun,16,RHAC 1:07.78 50 2:30.33 796 ECUPJUL Sara Richmire,17,BTSC -

29 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 400 METRES IND.MEDLEY 4X50 MEDLEY RELAY 4X50 FREE RELAY Rec: 4:47.62 Nancy Sweetnam,LLSC,91 Best 99 Rec: 1:59.20 Pt-Claire,PCSC,76 Rec: 1:47.46 Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM,0 1 4:55.21 900 CDNLCMAY Kristen Bradley,16,NEW 4:52.18 1 2:04.43 814 MSSACMAY Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM 1 1:47.46 814 ESWIMJUN Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM 2 4:58.71 882 CANLCAUG Michelle Landry,15,PDSA 5:10.10 2 2:04.44 814 BCAGJUL Hyack Swim Club,HYACK 2 1:51.76 752 EKSCAPR Calgary Swimming,UCSC 3 5:00.33 874 CANLCAUG Allison Laidlow,15,PDSA 5:04.03 3 2:04.53 813 MBSKJUL Regina Opt.Dolphins,ROD 3 1:51.90 750 ONIAPR Barrie Trojans,BTSC 4 5:02.29 864 MSSACMAY Kristy MacLennan,17,ESWIM 5:10.01 4 2:04.83 809 ABAGJUL Edmonton Keyano,EKSC 4 1:52.16 746 BCAGJUL Hyack Swim Club,HYACK 5 5:02.37 863 CANLCAUG Chanell Charron-W.,16,CAG 5:08.55 5 2:04.98 807 ONAGJUL Region of Waterloo,ROW 5 1:52.27 745 BCAGJUL Pacific Dolphins,PDSA 6 5:02.83 861 CDNLCMAY Christy Anderson,17,STARS 5:15.33 6 2:05.17 805 EKSCAPR Calgary Swimming,UCSC 6 1:52.44 742 ECUPJUL Montreal Aquatique,CAMO 7 5:02.94 860 YTHJRJUL Marieve De Blois,16,PPO 5:14.49 7 2:05.48 801 ECUPJUL Newmarket SC,NEW 7 1:52.65 740 ECUPJUL Hamilt-Wentworth AC,HWAC 8 5:03.65 857 CANLCAUG Amber Dykes,16,HYACK - 8 2:05.50 800 PQIAPR Montreal Aquatique,CAMO 8 1:53.53 727 MBSKJUL Regina Opt.Dolphins,ROD 9 5:05.47 847 CDNLCMAY Emily Aubie,17,NKB 5:02.33 9 2:05.99 794 BCAGJUL Pacific Dolphins,PDSA 9 1:53.64 726 EKSCAPR Edmonton Keyano,EKSC 10 5:06.57 842 CDNLCMAY Andrea Szewchuk,17,ESWIM 5:07.46 10 2:07.04 781 ECUPJUL Ajax Aquatic Club,AAC 10 1:53.92 722 AACAPR Oakville AC,OAK 11 5:06.66 841 YTHJRJUL Marcia Bryon,17,USC 5:15.81 11 2:07.16 780 PQIAPR Pisc.Olym Montreal,PPO 11 1:54.26 717 BCAGJUL Kamloops Classic,KCS 12 5:06.75 841 CANLCAUG Jennifer Coombs,17,HYACK 5:21.55 12 2:07.65 774 ONIAPR Barrie Trojans,BTSC 12 1:54.38 716 AACAPR Ajax Aquatic Club,AAC 13 5:08.33 833 YTHJRJUL Terra Welsh,17,MANTA 5:15.68 13 2:07.70 773 EKSCAPR Cascade Swim Club,CASC 13 1:54.56 713 EKSCAPR Cascade Swim Club,CASC 14 5:08.33 833 YTHJRJUL Amanda Gillespie,15,PERTH 5:11.20 14 2:07.98 770 ONIAPR Guelph Marlin AC,GMAC 14 1:54.81 710 PCSCJUN Mississauga AC,MSSAC 15 5:08.37 833 CANLCMAR Melissa Laflamme,17,UL 5:05.15 15 2:07.99 769 ONAGJUL Tillsonburg AT,TAT 15 1:54.87 709 ECUPJUL Newmarket SC,NEW 16 5:08.46 832 CANLCAUG Julie Babin,17,ESWIM 5:10.38 16 2:08.25 766 FARWAUG Toronto All Stars,TO 16 1:54.93 708 ONAGJUL East York SC,EYSC 17 5:08.68 831 CDNLCMAY Leah Schaab,16,UCSC 5:10.25 17 2:08.30 766 ECUPJUL Univ.Laval Rouge & Or,UL 17 1:55.57 699 BCAGJUL Nanaimo Riptide ST,NRST 18 5:09.96 825 YTHJRJUL Michaela Schmidt,16,CASC 5:10.82 18 2:08.54 763 BCAGJUL Kamloops Classic,KCS 18 1:55.70 698 PQIAPR Pointe Claire SC,PCSC 19 5:10.44 822 CANLCAUG Lesley Williams,17,STSC-SE 5:20.40 19 2:08.58 762 PQIAPR CN Quebec,CNQ 19 1:55.84 696 ISJUN Island Swimming,IS 20 5:10.58 821 ECUPJUL Elizabeth Collins,17,ROD 5:09.80 20 2:09.64 749 ONAGJUL Chatham Y,CYPS 20 1:55.85 696 EKSCAPR Nose Creek SA,NCSA 21 5:10.62 821 CDNLCMAY Genevieve Frappier,16,EXCEL 5:05.69 21 2:09.65 749 ONIAPR Uxbridge SC,USC 21 1:55.96 694 ONIAPR Uxbridge SC,USC 22 5:10.94 820 ECUPJUL Alex Lachance-F,15,UL 5:21.24 22 2:09.71 748 ECUPJUL Pointe Claire SC,PCSC 22 1:56.05 693 EASTJUL Codiac Vikings,CVAC 23 5:10.98 819 SCSCJUN Tamee Ebert,17,PDSA 5:13.82 23 2:10.13 743 ECUPJUL Hamilt-Wentworth AC,HWAC 23 1:56.16 692 ONIAPR Chatham Swim Club,CSC 24 5:11.14 819 CDNLCMAY Brigitta Olson,17,UCSC 5:08.13 24 2:10.24 742 ONIAPR Richmond Hill AC,RHAC 24 1:56.44 688 ECUPJUL Univ.Laval Rouge & Or,UL 25 5:11.20 818 BRANTAPR Jenna Gresdal,15,ESWIM - 25 2:10.35 741 BCAGJUL Nanaimo Riptide ST,NRST 25 1:56.64 685 FARWAUG Toronto All Stars,TO 26 5:11.67 816 YTHJRJUL Joan Bernier,15,CNCB 5:25.28 26 2:11.03 732 AACAPR Oakville AC,OAK 26 1:56.67 685 ONAGJUL Chatham Y,CYPS 27 5:11.89 815 CDNLCMAY Shawna Bothwell,16,RDCSC - 27 2:11.40 728 ONTIIAPR Toronto Champs,CHAMP 27 1:56.99 681 ONAGJUL Tillsonburg AT,TAT 28 5:11.91 815 ESWIMJUN Nancy Gajos,15,ESWIM 5:14.81 28 2:11.80 723 EKSCAPR Olympian Swim Club,OSC 28 1:57.03 680 PQIAPR CN Quebec,CNQ 29 5:12.20 813 ISJUN Danielle Bell,17,IS 5:11.33 29 2:11.96 721 ESWIMJUN Dorado SC,STARS 29 1:57.13 679 PPOMAY Nepean Kanata,NKB 30 5:12.33 813 BCSRFEB Julie Unrau,17,PDSA 5:12.42 30 2:11.97 721 NSAGJUN Eastern Alliance,EAST 30 1:57.58 673 PPOMAY Pisc.Olym Montreal,PPO 31 5:13.26 808 PDSAMAY Meghan Demchuk,16,ROD 5:15.87 31 2:12.08 720 MSSACMAY Cobra Swim Club,COBRA 31 1:57.67 672 MSSACMAY York Swim Club,YORK 32 5:13.97 804 YTHJRJUL Alicia Jobse,16,MANTA - 32 2:12.14 719 AACAPR York Swim Club,YORK 32 1:57.84 669 ONTIIAPR North Bay Y,NBYT 33 5:14.19 803 PPOMAY Loren Sweny,17,NKB 5:13.45 33 2:12.20 718 ABAGJUL Silver Tide SC,STSC 33 1:57.88 669 ONTIIAPR Toronto Champs,CHAMP 34 5:14.68 801 CANLCMAR Alexandra Lys,15,UCSC 5:27.46 34 2:12.36 717 PQIAPR Samak de Brossard,SAMAK 34 1:57.98 668 ABAGJUL Red Deer Catalina SC,RDCSC 35 5:14.83 800 ESWIMJUN Monica Wejman,15,ESWIM 5:20.57 35 2:12.64 713 CASCMAY Nose Creek SA,NCSA 35 1:58.28 664 EKSCAPR Olympian Swim Club,OSC 36 5:15.20 798 ECUPJUL Jessica McLellan,15,EAST 5:27.84 36 2:12.66 713 PQAAAJUL Torpilles Repentigny,CNTR 36 1:58.31 663 ONIAPR Richmond Hill AC,RHAC 37 5:15.21 798 YTHJRJUL Alison McKay,17,EKSC 5:22.06 37 2:12.73 712 ABAGJUL Calgary Killarney SC,KSC 37 1:58.34 663 PQAAAJUL Torpilles Repentigny,CNTR 38 5:15.45 797 ISAPR Tara Taylor,17,HYACK - 38 2:12.94 710 ECUPJUL Scarborough SC,SCAR 38 1:58.35 663 PQ3MAY Aquatique Mille-Illes,GAMIN 39 5:16.51 792 PQIAPR Holly Chance,16,PCSC 5:18.21 39 2:13.33 705 ONTIIAPR Ernestown Barracudas,EBSC 39 1:58.58 660 ESWIMJUN Cobra Swim Club,COBRA 40 5:16.64 791 UTORJAN Jennefer Brankovsky,17,EYSC 5:09.85 40 2:13.37 705 EASTJUL Codiac Vikings,CVAC 40 1:58.64 659 ONIAPR Toronto Olympians,TORCH 41 5:17.01 789 ONIAPR Danielle Beland,15,GO - 41 2:13.40 704 ABAGJUL Alberta MarlinAC,AMAC 41 1:58.84 657 ESWIMJUN Dorado SC,STARS 42 5:17.17 788 YTHJRJUL Karen Fahrni,16,CASC 5:20.07 42 2:13.56 702 PQ3MAY Mont Joli+Matane,DYNAM 42 1:58.88 656 ONTIIAPR Ernestown Barracudas,EBSC 43 5:17.27 788 PQIAPR Trisha Lakatos,17,PCSC - 43 2:13.61 702 ABAGJUL Lethbridge ASC,LASC 43 1:58.98 655 ABAGJUL Lethbridge ASC,LASC 44 5:17.79 785 MSSACMAY Susie Nieder,18,ESWIM 5:10.65 44 2:13.70 701 ONIAPR Toronto Olympians,TORCH 44 1:59.14 653 PQ3MAY CA La Salle,CALAC 45 5:17.80 785 CDNLCMAY Heather Rochette,17,BBF 5:17.18 45 2:13.92 698 MMAPR Manta Swim Club,MANTA 45 1:59.24 651 PPOMAY Dollard Swim Team,DDO 46 5:18.49 782 YTHJRJUL Katherine Telfer,15,ESWIM - 46 2:13.93 698 EOSAJUN Nepean Kanata,NKB 46 1:59.28 651 PQAAAJUL CN Chicoutimi,CNCI 47 5:18.71 781 ONIAPR Carly Cermak,15,CAJ 5:13.31 47 2:14.00 697 ONAGJUL East York SC,EYSC 47 1:59.48 648 ONTIIAPR Bluewater Otters,BOSC 48 5:19.12 779 ECUPJUL Julie Rioux,17,PHENX - 48 2:14.27 694 PQAAAJUL CN Haut-Richelieu,CNHR 48 1:59.51 648 NSAGJUN Eastern Alliance,EAST 49 5:19.20 778 ISAPR Emily Carwithen,15,COMOX 5:24.40 49 2:14.67 690 ONTIIAPR Trenton Dolphins,TD 49 1:59.51 648 ONTIIAPR Lakeshore SC,LSC 50 5:19.53 777 ONAGJUL Danielle Gudgeon,16,NYAC - 50 2:14.89 687 PQ3MAY CA La Salle,CALAC 50 1:59.58 647 ECUPJUL Scarborough SC,SCAR

15-17 BOYS 2000 LONG COURSE TAG® 50 METRES FREESTYLE 100 METRES FREESTYLE 200 METRES FREESTYLE Rec: 23.19 Yannick Lupien,GO,97 Best 99 Rec: 51.14 Yannick Lupien,CAGRA,96 Best 99 Rec: 1:50.34 Brian Johns,RAPID,0 Best 99 1 24.08 856 YTHJRJUL ,16,SPART - 1 51.96 896 CANLCMAR Brian Johns,17,RAPID 51.81 1 1:50.34 947 CDNLCMAY Brian Johns,17,RAPID 1:51.09 2 24.36 838 CDNLCMAY Cedric Sureau-L.,16,PPO 25.18 2 52.25 887 YTHJRJUL Brent Hayden,16,SPART - 2 1:53.38 906 CDNLCMAY Andrew Coupland,16,GO 1:56.75 3 24.38 837 BCAGJUL Brian Johns,17,RAPID 24.39 3 53.16 861 ONTIIAPR Adam Sioui,17,TD 52.77 3 1:53.99 898 YTHJRJUL Andrew Hurd,17,MSSAC-TO 1:57.04 4 24.46 832 PQCUPJUL Kevin Monaghan,17,CNQ 24.89 4 53.33 856 CDNLCMAY Daniel Petrus,17,PDSA 53.53 4 1:55.53 877 YTHJRJUL Chuck Sayao,17,MSSAC-TO 1:55.54 5 24.58 824 CDNLCMAY Daniel Petrus,17,PDSA 24.47 5 53.35 855 YTHJRJUL Chuck Sayao,17,MSSAC-TO 54.98 5 1:55.94 872 YTHJRJUL Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM 2:01.97 6 24.65 820 YTHJRJUL Graeme Tozer,15,UCSC 25.51 6 53.47 852 YTHJRJUL Cedric Sureau-L.,16,PPO 54.33 6 1:56.01 871 PDSAMAY Brent O’Connor,16,PDSA 1:58.89 7 24.72 815 ONAGJUL Andrew Bignell,16,SSMAC 25.15 7 53.69 845 YTHJRJUL Graeme Tozer,15,UCSC 56.16 7 1:56.01 871 ONTIIAPR Adam Sioui,17,TD 1:56.14 8 24.87 806 CANLCMAR David Whang,16,ESWIM 24.99 8 53.88 840 YTHJRJUL Andrew Coupland,16,GO - 8 1:56.86 859 ECUPJUL Nicolas Guillotte,17,CAMO 1:57.97 9 24.87 806 PPOMAY Matthew Liberatore,17,ESWIM 25.03 9 53.91 839 CDNLCMAY Kevin Monaghan,17,CNQ 55.34 9 1:56.87 859 CANLCMAR Terry Nathan,17,IS 1:57.45 10 24.93 802 YTHJRJUL Devin Phillips,15,EKSC 25.89 10 54.13 833 YTHJRJUL Nicolas Guillotte,17,CAMO 54.58 10 1:56.91 859 YTHJRJUL Brent Hayden,16,SPART - 11 24.93 802 ECUPJUL Stephane Deslauriers,18,HIPPO 25.42 11 54.15 832 ONAGJUL Andrew Bignell,16,SSMAC 55.62 11 1:57.33 853 CDNLCMAY Cedric Sureau-L.,16,PPO 1:59.22 12 24.94 801 ESWIMJUN Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM 26.42 12 54.62 819 YTHJRJUL Mathieu Aubry,17,CNHR 55.96 12 1:58.28 841 PPOMAY Bob Phipps,17,STARS 1:59.57 13 24.95 801 ECUPJUL Devon Ackroyd,17,SCAR - 13 54.67 817 YTHJRJUL Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM 57.47 13 1:58.81 834 YTHJRJUL Simon Gignac,17,SHER - 14 24.97 799 PPOMAY Daniel Emond,17,CNQ 25.40 14 54.76 815 CANLCMAR David Whang,16,ESWIM 54.70 14 1:58.93 832 CDNLCMAY Daniel Petrus,17,PDSA 1:58.97 15 24.97 799 MBSKJUL Kevin Saganski,17,GOLD - 15 54.77 814 CDNLCMAY Benoit Huot,16,HIPPO - 15 1:58.93 832 YTHJRJUL Mark Thauvette,16,PCSC 2:01.36 16 24.99 798 PQCUPJUL Mathieu Aubry,17,CNHR - 16 54.81 813 CANLCMAR Chad Thomsen,17,EKSC-SE 54.08 16 1:59.10 830 ECUPJUL Brent Hankewich,16,GOLD - 17 25.06 794 YTHJRJUL Bradley Vanderkam,17,LAC 25.09 17 54.92 810 PPOMAY Daniel Emond,17,CNQ 54.93 17 1:59.15 829 YTHJRJUL Erik Gendreau-B.,17,CAMO 2:00.13 18 25.09 792 ONAGJUL Ian MacLeod,16,USC - 18 54.93 810 ECUPJUL Bob Phipps,17,STARS 54.95 18 1:59.23 828 PPOMAY Daniel Emond,17,CNQ 1:59.73 19 25.10 791 ECUPJUL Jerome Le Siege,16,LAVAL - 19 54.94 809 ECUPJUL Stephane Deslauriers,18,HIPPO 55.78 19 1:59.31 827 ECUPJUL Kevin Rioux,15,CAMO 2:07.76 20 25.17 787 YTHJRJUL Bryan McMillan,17,GMAC - 20 55.02 807 YTHJRJUL Devin Phillips,15,EKSC 57.06 20 1:59.36 826 YTHJRJUL John McErlain,17,ESWIM 1:59.46 21 25.17 787 ONSRFEB Adam Sioui,17,TD 24.20 21 55.11 805 MSSACMAY Doug Fleming,17,ODSC 54.79 21 1:59.39 826 ECUPJUL Jerome Le Siege,16,LAVAL 2:01.98 22 25.19 785 ECUPJUL Bill Cocks,16,TRENT 25.28 22 55.14 804 ESWIMJUN Nick Langan,18,SCAR 54.93 22 1:59.42 826 YTHJRJUL Graeme Tozer,15,UCSC 2:03.13 23 25.23 783 CANLCMAR Nick Langan,17,SCAR 25.21 23 55.15 803 PQAAAJUL Mark Thauvette,15,PCSC 56.94 23 1:59.81 820 CANLCMAR Benjamin Petrieux,17,PPO 1:59.51 24 25.26 781 MSSACMAY Chris Lukas,17,ESWIM 25.28 24 55.20 802 YTHJRJUL Jerome Le Siege,16,LAVAL - 24 1:59.93 819 ONIAPR Chris Kula,16,CAJ 1:57.48 25 25.27 780 PQAAAJUL Sean Zunini,16,CAMO - 25 55.21 802 CANLCMAR Ian Grotkowski,17,UCSC 54.46 25 1:59.93 819 MBSKJUL Elliot MacDonald,17,MANTA 2:00.97 26 25.29 779 MSSACMAY Doug Fleming,17,ODSC - 26 55.21 802 YTHJRJUL Erik Gendreau-B.,17,CAMO - 26 2:00.10 817 YTHJRJUL Marcin Partyka,17,PGB 2:01.12 27 25.29 779 YTHJRJUL Nicolas Guillotte,17,CAMO 25.39 27 55.21 802 YTHJRJUL Ryan Pallett,16,BRANT 55.75 27 2:00.16 816 YTHJRJUL Ian MacLeod,16,USC 2:01.68 28 25.32 777 EASTJUL Chris Stewart,23,EAST 25.40 28 55.22 801 YTHJRJUL Martin Enault,17,CNB 55.99 28 2:00.23 815 YTHJRJUL Devin Phillips,15,EKSC 2:04.73 29 25.33 777 AACAPR Scott Briggs,17,USC - 29 55.34 798 CANLCMAR Terry Nathan,17,IS - 29 2:00.59 810 ZAJACJUL Keith Beavers,17,STARS 2:00.98 30 25.35 775 PQIIAPR Pascal Anctil,17,MEGO - 30 55.34 798 YTHJRJUL Bryan McMillan,17,GMAC - 30 2:00.65 809 CANLCAUG Taisuke Maeda,17,EKSC-SE - 31 25.40 772 PQAAAJUL Kevin Rioux,15,CAMO 26.73 31 55.36 797 ECUPJUL Devon Ackroyd,17,SCAR - 31 2:00.68 809 CANLCMAR Ian Grotkowski,17,UCSC 1:59.43 32 25.42 771 ONAGJUL Jamie Del Mastro,15,USC 26.26 32 55.50 793 EKSCAPR Borrey Kim,17,OSC 53.95 32 2:00.75 808 ECUPJUL Bill Cocks,16,TRENT - 33 25.42 771 ECUPJUL Mark Thauvette,16,PCSC 26.11 33 55.51 793 PQAAAJUL Kevin Rioux,15,CAMO 58.68 33 2:00.79 808 ECUPJUL Devon Ackroyd,17,SCAR - 34 25.45 769 CDNLCMAY Benoit Huot,16,HIPPO - 34 55.53 793 ECUPJUL Trevor Coulman,15,GOLD 57.13 34 2:00.84 807 EKSCAPR Borrey Kim,17,OSC 1:58.10 35 25.48 767 ONTIIAPR Stefano Caprara,16,VAC 25.39 35 55.55 792 ECUPJUL A.J. Bakker,16,BOSC - 35 2:00.91 806 YTHJRJUL Steven Medaglia,15,NKB 2:03.60 36 25.56 762 MBSKJUL Trevor Coulman,15,GOLD 26.02 36 55.62 790 ECUPJUL Bill Cocks,16,TRENT - 36 2:01.08 804 BCAGJUL Chris Kargl-Simard,16,PDSA 2:04.51 37 25.58 761 ONTSRMAY Illia Tchernikov,16,NYAC - 37 55.66 789 YTHJRJUL Marcin Partyka,17,PGB 55.87 37 2:01.14 803 CDNLCMAY Scott Dickens,15,BRANT 2:09.00 38 25.62 759 ABAGJUL Jian-Lok Chang,14,EKSC 26.68 38 55.72 787 MSSACMAY Gavin Regan,17,AAC - 38 2:01.17 803 BCAGJUL Darryl Rudolf,16,PDSA 2:10.96 39 25.62 759 CASCMAY Marcin Partyka,17,PGB 25.42 39 55.72 787 ONAGJUL Ian MacLeod,16,USC 56.36 39 2:01.47 799 ECUPJUL Michael Sax,19,ESWIM - 40 25.63 758 EASTJUL Robert McDow,16,RHAC 26.36 40 55.73 787 ONIAPR Tim Sauve,17,CYPS 55.04 40 2:01.48 799 ESWIMJUN Robert McDow,16,RHAC 2:05.19 41 25.68 755 ESWIMJUN Ian Vickers,16,NYAC - 41 55.77 786 KCSJUN Kyle Nartz,16,PN - 41 2:01.50 798 YTHJRJUL Mathieu Aubry,17,CNHR - 42 25.68 755 CASCMAY Jeff Cormack,16,GLEN - 42 55.78 785 ESWIMJUN Ian Vickers,16,NYAC - 42 2:01.58 797 ECUPJUL Thierry Bannon,17,SAMAK - 43 25.70 754 EKSCAPR Chad Thomsen,17,EKSC 25.50 43 55.79 785 EKSCAPR Taisuke Maeda,17,EKSC - 43 2:01.78 795 ONTSRMAY Bryan McMillan,17,GMAC 2:01.02 44 25.77 749 YTHJRJUL Cameron Hyder,17,NCSA - 44 55.80 785 ECUPJUL Robert McDow,16,RHAC 57.07 44 2:01.84 794 ECUPJUL Noah Pink,17,EAST - 45 25.78 749 ONAGJUL Garrett Lyall,16,COBRA - 45 55.80 785 ECUPJUL Brent Hankewich,16,GOLD - 45 2:01.86 794 ECUPJUL Michael Smith,17,EAST - 46 25.79 748 NSAGJUN David Vernon,17,TCSC - 46 55.83 784 YTHJRJUL Simon Gignac,17,SHER - 46 2:01.94 793 BCAGJUL Andy Andrew,16,WVOSC - 47 25.80 748 ECUPJUL A.J. Bakker,16,BOSC - 47 55.88 783 KCSJUN Sean Steeple,18,DELTA 54.62 47 2:02.14 790 YTHJRJUL Charles Turanich-N.,16,STSC 2:00.15 48 25.82 746 ONSRFEB Joe Bartoch,16,LAC 25.82 48 55.88 783 ECUPJUL John McErlain,17,ESWIM 55.45 48 2:02.30 788 EKSCAPR Chad Thomsen,17,EKSC-SE 1:59.50 49 25.84 745 YTHJRJUL Luke Armstrong,16,NKB - 49 55.91 782 CANLCMAR Benjamin Petrieux,17,PPO - 49 2:02.40 787 CANLCMAR Olivier Gauthier,15,PPO 2:00.87 50 25.85 745 ECUPJUL Benoit Dalpe,17,HIPPO - 50 55.93 781 PQIIAPR Pascal Anctil,17,MEGO 56.19 50 2:02.52 785 ECUPJUL Charles Rodrigue,15,UL -

30 SWIMNEWS / APRIL 2000 15-17 BOYS CONTD.

400 METRES FREESTYLE 100 METRES BACKSTROKE 100 METRES BREASTSTROKE Rec: 3:52.23 Andrew Hurd,MSSAC,0 Best 99 Rec: 56.49 Mark Tewksbury,UCSC,85 Best 99 Rec: 1:02.53 Morgan Knabe,UCSC,99 Best 99 1 3:52.23 951 CDNLCMAY Andrew Hurd,17,MSSAC-TO 3:58.06 1 57.89 903 CDNLCMAY Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM 1:01.15 1 1:02.98 947 CANLCAUG Matthew Huang,16,PDSA 1:03.97 2 3:55.21 932 CDNLCMAY Brian Johns,17,RAPID 3:58.46 2 58.69 882 CDNLCMAY Benoit Banville-A.,17,MEGO 59.25 2 1:03.57 933 CDNLCMAY Chad Thomsen,17,EKSC-SE 1:04.99 3 3:58.58 911 CDNLCMAY Brent O’Connor,16,PDSA 4:04.82 3 59.13 871 CDNLCMAY Francois Castonguay,17,PPO 58.72 3 1:05.71 883 CANLCAUG Michael Brown,16,PERTH 1:06.18 4 4:00.06 902 CDNLCMAY Andrew Coupland,16,GO 4:10.24 4 59.57 859 ISAPR Brian Johns,17,RAPID 1:00.14 4 1:06.13 873 CANLCMAR David Montpetit,17,PPO 1:07.71 5 4:01.83 890 BRALCJUN Chuck Sayao,17,MSSAC-TO 4:00.76 5 59.91 850 ONIAPR Bryan McMillan,17,GMAC 1:00.80 5 1:06.90 855 CDNLCMAY Keith Beavers,17,STARS 1:07.89 6 4:03.66 879 YTHJRJUL Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM 4:21.44 6 1:00.17 844 CANLCAUG Keith Beavers,17,STARS 1:02.65 6 1:07.13 850 BCAGJUL Brian Johns,17,RAPID - 7 4:04.46 874 CANLCAUG Kurtis MacGillivary,16,ROW 4:12.08 7 1:00.53 834 CANLCMAR Stefano Caprara,16,VAC 59.71 7 1:07.29 846 YTHJRJUL Louis-P. Delorme,17,MEGO 1:08.62 8 4:05.76 866 YTHJRJUL Keith Beavers,17,STARS 4:12.24 8 1:00.68 830 YTHJRJUL Craig Gillis,17,CASC 1:00.61 8 1:07.52 841 EASTJUL Chris Stewart,23,EAST 1:06.55 9 4:07.18 857 CANLCMAR Frederic Cayen,17,UL 4:10.10 9 1:00.86 826 CANLCMAR David Whang,16,ESWIM 1:00.50 9 1:07.59 839 YTHJRJUL Nathan Parker,16,MJKFF 1:11.89 10 4:08.36 849 CANLCAUG Elliot MacDonald,17,MANTA 4:11.37 10 1:00.93 824 YTHJRJUL Bradley Vanderkam,17,LAC 1:01.08 10 1:07.71 837 CDNLCMAY Marc Vaillancourt,17,DDO 1:09.10 11 4:08.75 847 CANLCMAR Terry Nathan,17,IS 4:06.22 11 1:01.15 818 YTHJRJUL Andrew Coupland,16,GO - 11 1:07.95 831 CDNLCMAY Scott Dickens,15,BRANT 1:09.37 12 4:09.69 841 PPOMAY Bob Phipps,17,STARS 4:19.98 12 1:01.27 815 YTHJRJUL Adam Martinson,16,CASC 1:03.06 12 1:08.00 830 ESWIMJUN Richard Hui,17,RHAC 1:08.45 13 4:10.31 837 YTHJRJUL Mark Thauvette,16,PCSC 4:19.38 13 1:01.31 814 YTHJRJUL Martin Enault,17,CNB 1:02.94 13 1:08.37 821 ABAGJUL Thomas South,17,CASC 1:10.89 14 4:10.64 835 ECUPJUL Robert McDow,16,RHAC 4:19.20 14 1:01.40 812 ECUPJUL Trevor Coulman,15,GOLD 1:01.72 14 1:08.63 815 CDNLCMAY Brian Verigin,16,PGB 1:08.02 15 4:11.40 830 YTHJRJUL Simon Gignac,17,SHER 4:17.46 15 1:01.43 811 YTHJRJUL Devin Phillips,15,EKSC 1:04.67 15 1:08.71 814 YTHJRJUL Jonathan Moga,16,ESWIM - 16 4:11.84 828 YTHJRJUL John McErlain,17,ESWIM 4:13.76 16 1:01.44 811 ESWIMJUN Chris Lukas,17,ESWIM 1:02.18 16 1:08.91 809 ONAGJUL Donald Smith,16,COBRA 1:11.27 17 4:11.91 827 BRANTAPR David Rose,18,ROW - 17 1:01.50 809 CDNLCMAY Spencer Laidley,16,PERTH - 17 1:08.96 808 YTHJRJUL Brett Levert,17,NKB 1:09.46 18 4:12.15 826 CANLCMAR Benjamin Petrieux,17,PPO 4:10.60 18 1:01.53 809 CANLCAUG Nathan O’Brien,17,IS - 18 1:09.26 801 YTHJRJUL Kevin Rioux,15,CAMO 1:12.41 19 4:12.16 826 YTHJRJUL Nicolas Guillotte,17,CAMO 4:11.13 19 1:01.54 808 YTHJRJUL Charles Turanich-N.,16,STSC 1:01.90 19 1:09.27 801 ESWIMJUN Chris Keung,17,SCAR 1:10.04 20 4:12.35 824 YTHJRJUL Jerome Le Siege,16,LAVAL 4:13.52 20 1:01.86 800 CASCMAY Maciek Zielnik,15,EKSC 1:03.75 20 1:09.40 798 ECUPJUL Eric Demay,16,PHENX - 21 4:12.81 822 ECUPJUL Thierry Bannon,17,SAMAK 4:20.78 21 1:01.94 798 YTHJRJUL Ciaran Dickson,16,ROD 1:02.93 21 1:09.45 797 YTHJRJUL Ian Meredith,16,RAYS - 22 4:12.83 821 CDNLCMAY Karim Abdulla,17,ROD 4:18.50 22 1:02.00 797 ECUPJUL Olivier Mathieu,17,HIPPO 1:02.27 22 1:09.47 796 ONIAPR Daniel Tracy,16,USC 1:10.28 23 4:12.87 821 YTHJRJUL Erik Gendreau-B.,17,CAMO 4:17.62 23 1:02.07 795 MSSACMAY William Moore,17,HWAC 1:02.40 23 1:09.49 796 YTHJRJUL Mirko Petrov,16,ESWIM - 24 4:14.78 809 BCAGJUL Chris Kargl-Simard,16,PDSA 4:20.70 24 1:02.08 795 YTHJRJUL Patrick Doret,17,ESWIM 1:02.99 24 1:09.54 795 ECUPJUL Mathieu Bilodeau,16,UL 1:11.50 25 4:14.81 809 CDNLCMAY Spencer Laidley,16,PERTH 4:19.98 25 1:02.15 793 KCSJUN Kyle Nartz,16,PN 1:02.04 25 1:09.56 794 MSSACMAY Chuck Sayao,17,MSSAC-TO - 26 4:14.87 809 ECUPJUL Michael Sax,19,ESWIM - 26 1:02.15 793 YTHJRJUL Andrew McGillivray,17,MANTA 1:02.99 26 1:09.60 793 ECUPJUL John McErlain,17,ESWIM - 27 4:15.04 808 BCAGJUL Andy Andrew,16,WVOSC - 27 1:02.20 791 EKSCAPR Ryan Dube,16,EKSC 1:02.69 27 1:09.62 793 ECUPJUL Danny Parsons,17,SCAR - 28 4:15.21 807 YTHJRJUL Devin Phillips,15,EKSC - 28 1:02.36 787 PQ3MAY Marc Prud’Homme,17,CALAC 1:02.73 28 1:09.74 790 CANLCAUG Ken Hamilton,17,IS 1:10.13 29 4:15.27 806 ECUPJUL Dominic Pelletier,16,UL 4:19.72 29 1:02.37 787 YTHJRJUL Braedon Sharp,17,MAC - 29 1:09.98 785 ESWIMJUN Jonathan Cheng,17,SCAR 1:11.14 30 4:15.29 806 YTHJRJUL Matt Johnston,15,MSSAC 4:28.21 30 1:02.68 779 MSSACMAY Doug Fleming,17,ODSC 1:01.54 30 1:09.99 785 YTHJRJUL Pat Russell,16,ROC - 31 4:15.37 806 ONAGJUL Bentley Gaikis,16,TSC 4:18.50 31 1:02.92 773 PQAAAJUL Jonathan Cantin,16,CAMO - 31 1:10.05 783 ECUPJUL Benoit Dalpe,17,HIPPO 1:09.12 32 4:15.39 806 YTHJRJUL Marcin Partyka,17,PGB 4:15.94 32 1:02.95 773 YTHJRJUL Brent Hayden,16,SPART - 32 1:10.06 783 YTHJRJUL Denis Alisic,17,YBAC 1:09.81 33 4:15.46 805 YTHJRJUL Joey Kehoe,16,ESWIM - 33 1:02.95 773 FARWAUG Ilya Floussov,15,MSSAC-TO 1:05.89 33 1:10.10 782 ONIAPR Jamie Del Mastro,15,USC 1:11.29 34 4:15.60 804 ONAGJUL Ian MacLeod,16,USC - 34 1:02.96 772 ONAGJUL Ian Ford,15,OAK 1:04.24 34 1:10.17 780 ESWIMJUN Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM - 35 4:16.66 798 ONIAPR Bryan McMillan,17,GMAC 4:20.14 35 1:03.06 770 MBSKJUL Brendan Curley,15,RYMM - 35 1:10.17 780 YTHJRJUL Evan Jellie,16,ROW - 36 4:16.68 798 ECUPJUL Charles Rodrigue,15,UL - 36 1:03.12 768 HYACKMAY James Winfield,16,UCSC 1:03.81 36 1:10.20 780 YTHJRJUL Jay Souliere,16,WAC - 37 4:17.45 793 ECUPJUL Brent Hankewich,16,GOLD 4:17.35 37 1:03.18 767 ECUPJUL Martin Renaud,15,CNB 1:02.67 37 1:10.20 780 ECUPJUL Steven Thornhill,17,SJL 1:10.93 38 4:17.79 791 BCSRFEB Jesse Jacks,17,IS 4:16.26 38 1:03.22 766 ECUPJUL Noah Pink,17,EAST - 38 1:10.31 777 ECUPJUL Bill Cocks,16,TRENT 1:10.18 39 4:18.05 789 ECUPJUL Michael Smith,17,EAST - 39 1:03.23 766 YTHJRJUL Luke Armstrong,16,NKB - 39 1:10.45 774 ECUPJUL Andre Champagne,15,SAMAK 1:14.50 40 4:18.41 787 YTHJRJUL Kyle Welsh,16,OAK 4:17.43 40 1:03.29 764 ONAGJUL Mark Mallany,16,COBRA - 40 1:10.51 773 HYACKMAY Harry Teng,17,HYACK - 41 4:18.57 786 YTHJRJUL Don Nicholson,17,TSUN 4:15.79 41 1:03.32 763 MSSACMAY Ryan Smith,16,COBRA - 41 1:10.71 768 ONAGJUL Kevin Tyson,15,NKB 1:16.83 42 4:18.69 785 YTHJRJUL Scott Dickens,15,BRANT - 42 1:03.44 760 ECUPJUL Aleksander Lenert,16,NKB - 42 1:10.78 767 ESWIMJUN Devon Ackroyd,16,SCAR 1:11.33 43 4:18.92 784 BCAGJUL Darryl Rudolf,16,PDSA 4:35.86 43 1:03.45 760 YTHJRJUL Jonathan Moga,16,ESWIM 1:03.95 43 1:10.84 765 ESWIMJUN Kelvin Chui,17,RHAC - 44 4:19.27 782 YTHJRJUL Patrick Bourassa-F.,17,CAMO - 44 1:03.48 759 EKSCAPR Geoff Keyser,17,GLEN - 44 1:11.07 760 ECUPJUL Dominic Pelletier,16,UL 1:16.18 45 4:19.67 779 BCAGJUL J.T. Collison,16,VKSC - 45 1:03.71 754 YTHJRJUL Colin Mitchell,17,KSC - 45 1:11.20 757 ECUPJUL Kelvin Chiu,17,RHAC - 46 4:20.59 774 ONIAPR Cahill Puil-Dalhouse,17,TSC 4:18.04 46 1:03.73 753 ONAGJUL Andrew Bignell,16,SSMAC - 46 1:11.32 755 NSAGJUN Andy White,17,WTSC 1:09.88 47 4:20.64 774 ABAGJUL Anton Blais,17,CASC 4:15.34 47 1:03.77 752 ESWIMJUN Conrad Aach,15,ESWIM 1:05.74 47 1:11.37 754 ABAGJUL Anders Matthijsse,15,GPP 1:17.18 48 4:20.73 773 YTHJRJUL Steven Medaglia,15,NKB 4:17.83 48 1:03.78 752 YTHJRJUL Graham Diehl,17,CWC - 48 1:11.39 753 PCSCJUN Mauricio Montano,15,MSSAC 1:15.25 49 4:21.20 770 CANLCMAR Olivier Gauthier,15,PPO 4:18.08 49 1:03.84 750 ONAGJUL Marshall Holbrook,16,ROC 1:08.51 49 1:11.45 752 ONTSRMAY Bill Parker,17,GMAC - 50 4:21.43 769 AACAPR Mark Sy,17,CREST - 50 1:03.85 750 YTHJRJUL Ryan Pallett,16,BRANT 1:02.79 50 1:11.56 749 PPOMAY Keegan Harris,17,NKB 1:08.90 1500 METRES FREESTYLE 200 METRES BACKSTROKE 200 METRES BREASTSTROKE Rec: 15:12.70 Andrew Hurd,MSSAC,0 Best 99 Rec: 2:01.79 Chris Renaud,UCSC,94 Best 99 Rec: 2:15.45 Morgan Knabe,UCSC,99 Best 99 1 15:12.70 966 CDNLCMAY Andrew Hurd,17,MSSAC-TO 15:30.30 1 2:02.72 934 CANLCAUG Chuck Sayao,17,MSSAC-TO 2:05.19 1 2:17.88 931 CDNLCMAY Matthew Huang,16,PDSA 2:17.88 2 15:57.19 895 CDNLCMAY Kurtis MacGillivary,16,ROW 16:42.97 2 2:03.48 925 YTHJRJUL Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM 2:09.07 2 2:20.91 898 CDNLCMAY Keith Beavers,17,STARS 2:20.72 3 15:59.00 892 YTHJRJUL Chuck Sayao,17,MSSAC-TO 15:55.51 3 2:06.45 889 CDNLCMAY Benoit Banville-A.,17,MEGO 2:06.93 3 2:21.61 891 CDNLCMAY Chad Thomsen,17,EKSC 2:23.06 4 16:03.42 885 BCAGJUL Brian Johns,17,RAPID 16:24.30 4 2:06.53 888 CANLCAUG Nathan O’Brien,17,IS - 4 2:24.32 862 CANLCMAR Michael Brown,15,PERTH 2:25.50 5 16:10.11 875 CDNLCMAY Brent O’Connor,16,PDSA 16:12.76 5 2:06.64 887 CANLCMAR Francois Castonguay,17,PPO 2:07.30 5 2:27.04 833 YTHJRJUL Kevin Rioux,15,CAMO 2:39.64 6 16:15.06 867 CDNLCMAY Keith Beavers,17,STARS 17:04.81 6 2:08.72 862 YTHJRJUL Andrew Coupland,16,GO 2:09.57 6 2:27.09 832 CANLCMAR David Montpetit,17,PPO 2:26.94 7 16:19.48 860 CDNLCMAY Frederic Cayen,17,UL 16:52.57 7 2:08.88 860 CANLCAUG Craig Gillis,17,CASC 2:10.85 7 2:27.16 831 CANLCMAR Ken Hamilton,17,IS 2:28.06 8 16:25.32 850 CANLCAUG Elliot MacDonald,17,MANTA 16:34.70 8 2:08.96 859 YTHJRJUL Andrew Hurd,17,MSSAC-TO 2:16.41 8 2:27.69 826 CDNLCMAY Marc Vaillancourt,17,DDO 2:33.25 9 16:29.01 845 CANLCMAR Andrew Coupland,16,GO - 9 2:09.31 854 YTHJRJUL Keith Beavers,17,STARS 2:12.13 9 2:28.44 818 YTHJRJUL Louis-P. Delorme,17,MEGO 2:33.28 10 16:31.95 840 BCAGJUL Andy Andrew,16,WVOSC - 10 2:09.35 854 YTHJRJUL Ciaran Dickson,16,ROD 2:10.08 10 2:28.57 816 CANLCAUG Scott Dickens,15,BRANT 2:31.08 11 16:32.72 839 YTHJRJUL Matt Johnston,15,MSSAC 17:48.64 11 2:09.81 848 CDNLCMAY Bryan McMillan,17,GMAC 2:14.80 11 2:28.76 814 MBSKJUL Nathan Parker,16,MJKFF 2:35.04 12 16:34.40 836 CDNLCMAY Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM 17:40.52 12 2:09.93 847 ZAJACJUL Andrew Greener,16,UNATT 2:11.19 12 2:29.41 807 ESWIMJUN Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM 2:42.66 13 16:35.55 834 FARWAUG Bentley Gaikis,16,TSC 16:59.83 13 2:10.67 838 CDNLCMAY Kurtis MacGillivary,16,ROW 2:11.55 13 2:29.43 807 ONTSRMAY Bill Parker,17,GMAC 2:32.77 14 16:35.88 834 CDNLCMAY Karim Abdulla,17,ROD 16:46.69 14 2:11.83 824 YTHJRJUL Andrew McGillivray,17,MANTA 2:15.54 14 2:30.03 801 ONAGJUL Daniel Tracy,16,USC 2:29.81 15 16:37.04 832 YTHJRJUL Simon Gignac,17,SHER 17:14.59 15 2:12.10 821 YTHJRJUL Adam Martinson,16,CASC 2:16.28 15 2:30.05 801 PQCUPJUL Francois Castonguay,17,PPO 2:34.03 16 16:42.13 824 YTHJRJUL Jerome Le Siege,16,LAVAL 16:41.07 16 2:12.33 818 CDNLCMAY Spencer Laidley,16,PERTH 2:14.86 16 2:30.33 798 PQAAAJUL Andre Champagne,15,SAMAK 2:41.44 17 16:43.10 822 MSSACMAY Kyle Welsh,16,OAK 16:52.97 17 2:12.33 818 YTHJRJUL Patrick Doret,17,ESWIM 2:17.43 17 2:30.36 797 CDNLCMAY Brian Verigin,16,PGB 2:28.03 18 16:47.29 816 CDNLCMAY Bryan McMillan,17,GMAC 16:55.44 18 2:12.86 812 YTHJRJUL Martin Enault,17,CNB 2:16.60 18 2:30.47 796 YTHJRJUL Donald Smith,16,COBRA 2:35.95 19 16:48.11 815 PPOMAY Bob Phipps,17,STARS - 19 2:13.02 810 MSSACMAY Chris Lukas,17,ESWIM 2:16.64 19 2:30.86 792 YTHJRJUL John McErlain,17,ESWIM - 20 16:53.74 806 YTHJRJUL Don Nicholson,17,TSUN 16:54.56 20 2:13.07 810 CDNLCMAY Stefano Caprara,16,VAC 2:12.86 20 2:31.08 790 MSSACMAY Chuck Sayao,17,MSSAC-TO 2:29.18 21 16:53.93 806 ECUPJUL Charles Rodrigue,15,UL - 21 2:13.14 809 KCSJUN Kyle Nartz,17,PN 2:13.11 21 2:31.50 786 YTHJRJUL Ian Meredith,16,RAYS - 22 16:54.93 804 BCSRFEB Terry Nathan,17,IS 16:21.00 22 2:13.20 808 YTHJRJUL Patrick Bourassa-F.,17,CAMO 2:16.02 22 2:31.53 785 YTHJRJUL Marcin Partyka,17,PGB 2:35.65 23 16:56.09 802 PDSAMAY Taisuke Maeda,17,EKSC - 23 2:13.25 808 YTHJRJUL James Winfield,16,UCSC 2:17.22 23 2:31.61 784 ECUPJUL Conrad Aach,15,ESWIM 2:35.89 24 16:58.58 798 OSCAPR Rylan Kafara,16,RDCSC 17:02.60 24 2:13.31 807 PQ3MAY Marc Prud’Homme,17,CALAC 2:14.48 24 2:32.01 780 ECUPJUL Danny Parsons,17,SCAR 2:35.11 25 17:03.02 792 ECUPJUL Michael Smith,17,EAST - 25 2:13.38 806 ECUPJUL Noah Pink,17,EAST - 25 2:32.03 780 PQAAAJUL Dominic Pelletier,16,UL 2:33.78 26 17:06.42 786 ECUPJUL Joey Keohoe,15,MSSAC - 26 2:13.63 803 ONIAPR Chris Kula,16,CAJ 2:11.55 26 2:32.36 777 ONTIIAPR Brian Ma,16,CHAMP 2:37.18 27 17:06.56 786 ECUPJUL Ciaran Dickson,16,ROD 17:19.51 27 2:14.27 795 ECUPJUL Jerome Le Siege,16,LAVAL - 27 2:32.42 776 YTHJRJUL Steven Medaglia,15,NKB 2:34.43 28 17:12.41 777 CDNLCMAY Travis Musgrave,16,COMOX 17:14.69 28 2:14.42 794 ESWIMJUN Conrad Aach,15,ESWIM 2:18.57 28 2:32.56 775 ABAGJUL Thomas South,17,CASC 2:34.94 29 17:12.65 777 EASTJUL Robert McDow,16,RHAC 17:37.22 29 2:14.79 789 ONAGJUL Brian Jaeggi,16,NEW 2:18.39 29 2:32.73 773 ESWIMJUN Jonathan Cheng,17,SCAR 2:37.18 30 17:12.85 776 YTHJRJUL Jonathan Long,15,LAC 17:26.28 30 2:14.79 789 YTHJRJUL Braedon Sharp,17,MAC 2:17.29 30 2:33.07 769 CANLCMAR Chris Keung,17,SCAR 2:31.87 31 17:15.43 772 CANLCMAR Benjamin Petrieux,17,PPO 16:50.51 31 2:14.79 789 ECUPJUL Milos Marjanovic,16,NYAC - 31 2:33.13 769 ECUPJUL Stefan Dagenais,17,EAST - 32 17:16.13 771 BCAGJUL Darryl Rudolf,16,PDSA 18:15.93 32 2:15.18 785 CASCMAY Charles Turanich-N.,16,STSC 2:12.44 32 2:33.32 767 YTHJRJUL Mirko Petrov,16,ESWIM - 33 17:17.23 770 BCAGJUL J.T. Collison,16,VKSC 17:19.98 33 2:15.34 783 ONAGJUL Mark Mallany,16,COBRA - 33 2:33.45 765 ABAGJUL Zak Murakami,17,EKSC - 34 17:17.83 769 PQAAAJUL Mark Thauvette,15,PCSC 17:23.39 34 2:15.35 783 ONAGJUL Donald Smith,16,COBRA - 34 2:33.67 763 ONIAPR Jamie Del Mastro,15,USC 2:32.70 35 17:18.81 767 BCAGJUL Bryce McRae,16,COMOX - 35 2:15.41 782 MBSKJUL Elliot MacDonald,17,MANTA - 35 2:33.83 761 YTHJRJUL Adam Kafka,16,LAC - 36 17:19.62 766 CANLCMAR Olivier Gauthier,15,PPO 16:42.29 36 2:15.50 781 MSSACMAY Kevin Calaguiro,16,HWAC 2:18.74 36 2:34.70 753 BCAGJUL Harry Teng,17,HYACK - 37 17:21.16 764 MBSKJUL Brent Hankewich,16,GOLD - 37 2:15.50 781 ECUPJUL Trevor Coulman,15,GOLD 2:14.25 37 2:34.71 752 CDNLCMAY Mark Sy,17,CREST 2:36.19 38 17:22.02 762 YTHJRJUL William Hickey,16,LEDUC - 38 2:15.60 780 BCAGJUL Erich Schmitt,15,IS 2:26.57 38 2:34.75 752 YTHJRJUL Zachary Clarkson,17,LAC - 39 17:23.98 760 CASCMAY Marcin Partyka,17,PGB 17:00.92 39 2:15.92 776 ECUPJUL Anthony Costa,18,NEW 2:15.14 39 2:34.77 752 YTHJRJUL Jay Souliere,16,WAC - 40 17:24.93 758 PQ3MAY Marc Prud’Homme,17,CALAC - 40 2:16.09 774 ECUPJUL Devon Ackroyd,17,SCAR - 40 2:34.80 752 ECUPJUL Devon Ackroyd,17,SCAR - 41 17:27.27 755 ECUPJUL Stephan Dumont,16,CNQ - 41 2:16.17 773 STARJUN William Moore,17,HWAC 2:14.16 41 2:34.87 751 YTHJRJUL Alan Kwok,17,OAK 2:35.73 42 17:32.87 746 BCAGJUL Max Jensen,17,HYACK - 42 2:16.19 773 AACAPR Ryan Smith,16,COBRA - 42 2:35.05 749 YTHJRJUL Robbie Anderson,17,ROD 2:36.50 43 17:32.88 746 MMAPR Stuart Starkey,17,MANTA - 43 2:16.20 773 ECUPJUL Antoine Garcia,16,SL - 43 2:35.15 748 ECUPJUL Benoit Dalpe,17,HIPPO 2:33.86 44 17:33.08 746 PPOMAY Joey Kehoe,16,ESWIM 17:21.16 44 2:16.33 771 ECUPJUL Martin Noel,17,SAMAK 2:14.83 44 2:35.18 748 YTHJRJUL Ryan McRitchie,17,EKSC - 45 17:33.18 746 BCSRJAN Jesse Jacks,17,IS 16:07.14 45 2:16.50 769 EKSCAPR Maciek Zielnik,15,EKSC 2:18.95 45 2:35.80 741 HYACKMAY Daren Wylie,17,HYACK - 46 17:36.51 741 PQAAAJUL Mikael Benoit,16,CNNG - 46 2:16.57 769 ECUPJUL Olivier Mathieu,17,HIPPO 2:12.86 46 2:35.81 741 PQIAPR Louis-D. Dionne,15,UL 2:42.19 47 17:40.38 735 BCSRFEB Robert Miller,15,CHENA 18:37.96 47 2:16.83 766 ECUPJUL Martin Renaud,15,CNB 2:19.56 47 2:35.85 741 PPOMAY Adam Ferguson,17,MWC 2:31.58 48 17:41.16 734 ABAGJUL Michael Derban,16,UCSC - 48 2:16.84 766 PGBMAR Brian Verigin,16,PGB 2:18.48 48 2:35.87 741 BCAGJUL Mark Chiew,15,HYACK 2:39.80 49 17:41.55 733 ECUPJUL Elliot Burger,16,TRENT - 49 2:17.15 762 YTHJRJUL Ryan Pallett,16,BRANT 2:15.28 49 2:35.98 740 YTHJRJUL Kevin Tyson,16,NKB 2:46.17 50 17:46.61 726 BCAGJUL Justin Ho,15,PDSA 17:56.89 50 2:17.26 761 NSAGJUN Andy White,17,WTSC - 50 2:36.03 739 ECUPJUL Joshua Berry,16,BRANT -

31 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 15-17 BOYS CONTD.

100 METRES BUTTERFLY 200 METRES IND.MEDLEY 4X50 MEDLEY RELAY Rec: 54.50 Adam Sioui,TD,99 Best 99 Rec: 2:02.78 Alex Baumann,LUSC,81 Best 99 Rec: 1:46.72 Markham AC,MAC,94 1 54.88 928 CANLCMAR Adam Sioui,17,TD 54.50 1 2:02.80 962 CDNLCMAY Brian Johns,17,RAPID 2:04.61 1 1:52.12 796 EKSCAPR Edmonton Keyano,EKSC 2 56.39 887 CANLCMAR Jesse Jacks,17,IS 56.94 2 2:05.28 932 CDNLCMAY Chuck Sayao,17,MSSAC-TO 2:11.25 2 1:52.32 793 ONIAPR Uxbridge SC,USC 3 56.53 883 CDNLCMAY Benoit Banville-A.,17,MEGO 57.25 3 2:06.41 919 CDNLCMAY Keith Beavers,17,STARS 2:10.53 3 1:53.80 773 ESWIMJUN Scarborough SC,SCAR 4 56.75 878 CDNLCMAY Kevin Monaghan,17,CNQ 59.40 4 2:07.03 912 YTHJRJUL Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM 2:14.39 4 1:54.53 762 ONAGJUL Cobra Swim Club,COBRA 5 57.03 870 BCAGJUL Brian Johns,17,RAPID 57.85 5 2:10.03 876 PPOMAY Francois Castonguay,17,PPO 2:09.74 5 1:54.91 757 ECUPJUL Univ.Laval Rouge & Or,UL 6 57.13 867 YTHJRJUL Andy White,17,WTSC 58.48 6 2:10.66 868 YTHJRJUL Andy White,17,WTSC 2:13.28 6 1:55.03 756 PQIAPR Montreal Aquatique,CAMO 7 57.49 857 YTHJRJUL Craig Gillis,17,CASC 59.69 7 2:11.00 864 YTHJRJUL Craig Gillis,17,CASC 2:14.18 7 1:55.10 755 ESWIMJUN Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM 8 57.63 854 YTHJRJUL Bradley Vanderkam,17,LAC 57.48 8 2:11.98 853 ECUPJUL Conrad Aach,15,ESWIM 2:17.34 8 1:55.64 747 EASTJUL St.John’s Legends,SJL 9 58.71 825 YTHJRJUL Cedric Sureau-L.,16,PPO 1:00.02 9 2:12.00 853 CDNLCMAY Brian Verigin,16,PGB 2:12.25 9 1:56.40 737 ONIAPR Richmond Hill AC,RHAC 10 58.82 822 CANLCMAR Jean-S. Savard,17,CAMO 59.69 10 2:12.01 853 CDNLCMAY Steven Medaglia,15,GO 2:14.04 10 1:56.56 735 HYACKMAY Hyack Swim Club,HYACK 11 58.97 818 CDNLCMAY Mark Sy,17,CREST 59.45 11 2:12.44 847 ECUPJUL Thierry Bannon,17,SAMAK - 11 1:56.99 729 PQIAPR CN Sherbrooke,SHER 12 59.00 817 CDNLCMAY Karim Abdulla,17,ROD 58.87 12 2:12.51 847 CDNLCMAY Frederic Cayen,17,UL 2:14.79 12 1:57.12 727 ONIAPR Toronto Swim Club,TSC 13 59.00 817 ECUPJUL Martin Enault,17,CNB 1:00.18 13 2:12.63 845 CANLCAUG Andrew Coupland,17,GO 2:10.10 13 1:57.22 726 HYACKMAY Calgary Swimming,UCSC 14 59.01 817 ESWIMJUN Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM 1:05.66 14 2:13.15 839 YTHJRJUL Graeme Tozer,15,UCSC 2:22.64 14 1:57.38 724 MSSACMAY Mississauga AC,MSSAC 15 59.08 815 ONAGJUL Ian MacLeod,16,USC 1:01.13 15 2:13.80 832 ECUPJUL Devon Ackroyd,17,SCAR 2:14.05 15 1:57.54 722 ONAGJUL Nepean Kanata,NKB 16 59.15 813 YTHJRJUL Brent Hayden,16,SPART - 16 2:14.00 829 CDNLCMAY Michael Brown,16,PERTH 2:20.79 16 1:57.58 721 ECUPJUL Pointe Claire SC,PCSC 17 59.19 812 YTHJRJUL Sean Zunini,16,CAMO 1:01.29 17 2:14.21 827 YTHJRJUL Michel Tremblay,19,CNCB 2:16.21 17 1:57.69 720 EKSCAPR Cascade Swim Club,CASC 18 59.21 811 YTHJRJUL Patrick Doret,17,ESWIM 1:00.33 18 2:14.34 825 YTHJRJUL Andrew McGillivray,17,MANTA 2:17.87 18 1:57.85 718 BCAGJUL Pacific Dolphins,PDSA 19 59.22 811 YTHJRJUL Andrew Bignell,17,SSMAC 1:01.84 19 2:14.63 822 BCSRFEB Matthew Huang,15,PDSA 2:13.28 19 1:57.89 717 PGBMAR Prince George BSC,PGB 20 59.28 810 BCAGJUL Daniel Petrus,17,PDSA 59.70 20 2:14.77 820 ECUPJUL Dominic Pelletier,16,UL 2:16.07 20 1:57.90 717 ONAGJUL Newmarket SC,NEW 21 59.34 808 YTHJRJUL Graeme Tozer,15,UCSC 1:03.07 21 2:14.83 819 YTHJRJUL Marcin Partyka,17,PGB 2:17.81 21 1:58.43 710 EKSCAPR Silver Tide SC,STSC 22 59.35 808 PQIAPR Frederic Cayen,17,UL 1:00.09 22 2:14.86 819 PPOMAY Bob Phipps,17,STARS 2:15.10 22 1:59.44 697 MSSACMAY Toronto Champs,CHAMP 23 59.40 806 YTHJRJUL Mathieu Aubry,17,CNHR 1:01.72 23 2:14.90 819 YTHJRJUL John McErlain,17,ESWIM - 23 2:00.37 685 BCAGJUL Chena Swim Club,CHENA 24 59.41 806 ECUPJUL Thierry Bannon,17,SAMAK 1:00.40 24 2:15.42 813 YTHJRJUL Cameron Hyder,17,NCSA 2:15.93 24 2:00.79 679 ONIIIAPR Upper Canada SC,UPCAN 25 59.49 804 YTHJRJUL Erik Gendreau-B.,17,CAMO 1:00.33 25 2:15.69 810 BCAGJUL Chris Kargl-Simard,16,PDSA 2:18.46 25 2:00.81 679 BCAGJUL Richmond Rapids,RAPID 26 59.51 803 EKSCAPR Borrey Kim,17,OSC 58.34 26 2:15.74 809 ECUPJUL Bill Cocks,16,TRENT 2:17.97 26 2:00.87 678 ONAGJUL Oakville AC,OAK 27 59.51 803 ECUPJUL Keith Beavers,17,STARS - 27 2:15.99 806 ECUPJUL Roman Margolis,16,NYAC - 27 2:01.14 675 ABAGJUL Williams Lake Bluefins,WLBF 28 59.52 803 CANLCMAR Nick Langan,17,SCAR 59.50 28 2:16.30 802 ESWIMJUN Chris Keung,17,SCAR - 28 2:01.19 674 ONIIIAPR Aurora Swim Club,AUROR 29 59.67 799 CDNLCMAY Chad Thomsen,17,EKSC - 29 2:16.41 801 EKSCAPR Chad Thomsen,17,EKSC 2:12.01 29 2:01.81 666 EKSCAPR Olympian Swim Club,OSC 30 59.70 798 ECUPJUL Sammy Najar,16,LAVAL 1:00.71 30 2:16.47 800 ECUPJUL Kevin Rioux,15,CAMO 2:24.32 30 2:02.37 659 PQ3MAY Hippocame St-Hubert,HIPPO 31 59.78 796 EOSAJUN Steven Medaglia,15,UNATT 1:01.06 31 2:16.51 800 ECUPJUL Patrick Bourassa-F.,17,CAMO - 31 2:02.42 659 CASCMAY Nose Creek SA,NCSA 32 59.84 795 ONTSRMAY Joe Bartoch,17,LAC 1:00.04 32 2:16.67 798 ABAGJUL Graham Diehl,17,CWC - 32 2:02.59 657 NEORJUN Sault Ste.Marie AC,SSMAC 33 59.93 792 ECUPJUL Bill Cocks,16,TRENT 1:00.66 33 2:16.69 798 ECUPJUL Sammy Najar,16,LAVAL 2:18.60 33 2:02.88 653 WEOSAJUN Region of Waterloo,ROW 34 59.94 792 ECUPJUL Trevor Coulman,15,GOLD 1:02.32 34 2:16.90 796 YTHJRJUL Bradley Vanderkam,17,LAC 2:17.06 34 2:03.26 648 PQ3MAY Torpilles Repentigny,CNTR 35 1:00.00 790 ECUPJUL Nicolas Guillotte,17,CAMO - 35 2:17.00 794 ESWIMJUN Bryan McMillan,17,GMAC - 35 2:03.34 647 ONAGJUL Brantford AC,BRANT 36 1:00.24 784 EKSCAPR Darryl Rudolf,15,PDSA 1:04.74 36 2:17.13 793 ONIAPR Matthew Del Mastro,17,USC - 36 2:03.74 642 PQIAPR Samak de Brossard,SAMAK 37 1:00.26 784 YTHJRJUL Charles Turanich-N.,16,STSC 1:01.15 37 2:17.23 792 YLSCMAY Nathan Parker,16,MJKFF - 37 2:03.77 642 PQ3MAY Aquatique Mille-Illes,GAMIN 38 1:00.32 782 ECUPJUL Alex Watson,16,OSHAC 1:04.10 38 2:17.24 792 ONAGJUL Jamie Del Mastro,15,USC 2:18.75 38 2:04.24 636 NEORJUN Trent Swim Club,TRENT 39 1:00.36 781 BCSRFEB Brent O’Connor,16,PDSA 1:00.47 39 2:17.28 791 CANLCMAR Kurtis MacGillivary,16,BRANT 2:13.14 39 2:04.40 634 BCAGJUL Points North SC,PN 40 1:00.36 781 ONIAPR Matthew Del Mastro,17,USC 1:00.83 40 2:17.40 790 ECUPJUL Benoit Dalpe,17,HIPPO 2:18.52 40 2:04.87 629 BCAGJUL Island Swimming,IS 41 1:00.36 781 PQIIAPR Jean-F. Boucher,17,CNO 59.49 41 2:17.43 789 PCSCJUN Mark Thauvette,15,PCSC 2:25.24 41 2:05.11 626 MSSACMAY York Swim Club,YORK 42 1:00.55 776 ESWIMJUN Vlad Guerrero,17,SCAR 1:00.98 42 2:17.76 786 ECUPJUL Aleksander Lenert,16,NKB - 42 2:05.19 625 CASCMAY Calgary Killarney SC,KSC 43 1:00.61 775 EKSCAPR Taisuke Maeda,17,EKSC - 43 2:17.79 785 PQIAPR Erik Gendreau-B.,17,CAMO - 43 2:05.19 625 PQ3MAY CN Boucherville,CNB 44 1:00.65 773 ONTIIAPR Christian Cianfrone,17,VAC - 44 2:17.98 783 CASCMAY Geoff Keyser,17,GLEN - 44 2:05.27 624 ONIAPR Chatham Y,CYPS 45 1:00.74 771 ECUPJUL Louis-D. Dionne,15,UL 1:01.79 45 2:18.19 781 BCAGJUL Mark Chiew,15,HYACK 2:27.12 45 2:05.28 624 ONAGJUL East York SC,EYSC 46 1:00.81 769 PQIAPR Simon Turcotte,16,SHER - 46 2:18.23 780 ECUPJUL Steven Caswell,16,HWAC - 46 2:05.41 622 PQAAJUL Dollard Swim Team,DDO 47 1:00.87 768 PPOMAY Bob Phipps,17,STARS 1:00.39 47 2:18.26 780 FARWAUG Peter Cobbold,16,MSSAC-TO - 47 2:06.36 611 TBTMAY Manitoba Marlins,MM 48 1:00.89 767 ECUPJUL Kader El-Fityani,16,NKB - 48 2:18.46 778 ONTIIAPR Stefano Caprara,16,VAC 2:16.46 48 2:06.39 611 PQ3MAY Baie Comeau,KOTN 49 1:00.89 767 ECUPJUL Dan Wright,15,CNB 1:05.09 49 2:18.77 774 YTHJRJUL Marcus Greenshields,15,RDCSC 2:24.57 49 2:07.03 603 ONIAPR Toronto Olympians,TORCH 50 1:00.89 767 ECUPJUL Steven Caswell,16,HWAC 1:00.96 50 2:18.81 774 ECUPJUL Sean Zunini,16,CAMO - 50 2:07.15 602 NEORJUN Laurentian Univ.SC,LUSC 200 METRES BUTTERFLY 400 METRES IND.MEDLEY 4X50 FREE RELAY Rec: 2:00.78 Peter Ward,CDSC,81 Best 99 Rec: 4:22.39 Alex Baumann,LUSC,81 Best 99 Rec: 1:35.93 Markham AC,MAC,94 1 2:02.91 912 CANLCMAR Adam Sioui,17,TD 2:00.84 1 4:23.02 947 CDNLCMAY Chuck Sayao,17,MSSAC-TO 4:24.03 1 1:40.29 837 ESWIMJUN Scarborough SC,SCAR 2 2:04.44 893 CDNLCMAY Brent O’Connor,16,PDSA 2:08.97 2 4:25.81 931 CDNLCMAY Keith Beavers,17,STARS 4:31.09 2 1:41.35 821 ONIAPR Uxbridge SC,USC 3 2:06.30 871 CANLCMAR Jesse Jacks,17,IS 2:07.44 3 4:28.53 916 CANLCAUG Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM 4:45.19 3 1:43.18 793 PQIAPR Montreal Aquatique,CAMO 4 2:07.37 857 YTHJRJUL Andy White,17,WTSC 2:09.02 4 4:29.69 909 CANLCMAR Brian Johns,17,RAPID 4:34.88 4 1:43.51 788 ESWIMJUN Etobicoke Swimming,ESWIM 5 2:08.06 849 CDNLCMAY Karim Abdulla,17,ROD 2:08.14 5 4:32.30 894 CANLCAUG Kurtis MacGillivary,16,ROW 4:44.67 5 1:43.58 787 EKSCAPR Calgary Swimming,UCSC 6 2:08.21 847 YTHJRJUL Andrew Hurd,17,MSSAC-TO - 6 4:36.59 870 YTHJRJUL Andrew Hurd,17,MSSAC-TO 4:49.77 6 1:43.62 786 EKSCAPR Pacific Dolphins,PDSA 7 2:08.88 839 CANLCMAR Jean-S. Savard,17,CAMO 2:09.24 7 4:38.39 860 PQCUPJUL Francois Castonguay,17,PPO 4:33.90 7 1:43.68 785 CASCMAY Edmonton Keyano,EKSC 8 2:08.89 839 CDNLCMAY Bradley Vanderkam,17,LAC 2:12.96 8 4:38.71 859 YTHJRJUL Conrad Aach,15,ESWIM 4:48.55 8 1:43.83 783 CASCMAY Silver Tide SC,STSC 9 2:08.96 838 PQCUPJUL Kevin Monaghan,17,CNQ 2:10.41 9 4:39.62 854 BCAGJUL David Creel,19,VKSC 4:46.28 9 1:43.89 782 ONIAPR Toronto Swim Club,TSC 10 2:09.41 833 YTHJRJUL Craig Gillis,17,CASC 2:12.55 10 4:39.63 854 CDNLCMAY Frederic Cayen,17,UL 4:45.76 10 1:43.92 781 ESWIMJUN Cobra Swim Club,COBRA 11 2:09.71 829 CANLCAUG Steven Medaglia,15,NKB 2:13.26 11 4:39.66 853 CANLCAUG Michael Brown,16,PERTH 5:06.87 11 1:44.19 777 ECUPJUL Newmarket SC,NEW 12 2:09.77 828 CDNLCMAY Mark Sy,17,CREST 2:10.62 12 4:39.75 853 CANLCMAR Steven Medaglia,15,GO 4:40.60 12 1:44.26 776 ONIAPR Richmond Hill AC,RHAC 13 2:10.19 823 CDNLCMAY Benoit Banville-A.,17,MEGO 2:07.65 13 4:39.76 853 YTHJRJUL Andy White,17,WTSC 4:44.79 13 1:44.95 766 PCSCJUN Mississauga AC,MSSAC 14 2:10.19 823 ECUPJUL Thierry Bannon,17,SAMAK 2:11.83 14 4:41.98 841 CANLCMAR Ken Hamilton,17,IS 4:44.67 14 1:45.52 757 EASTJUL St.John’s Legends,SJL 15 2:10.77 816 YTHJRJUL Kurtis MacGillivary,16,ROW - 15 4:43.15 834 CANLCAUG Elliot MacDonald,17,MANTA 4:41.49 15 1:45.53 757 PPOMAY Nepean Kanata,NKB 16 2:10.80 816 ESWIMJUN Tobias Oriwol,15,ESWIM - 16 4:44.95 824 YTHJRJUL Cameron Hyder,17,NCSA 4:48.33 16 1:45.62 756 PPOMAY Dollard Swim Team,DDO 17 2:10.84 815 YTHJRJUL Ian MacLeod,16,USC 2:15.05 17 4:44.99 824 YTHJRJUL John McErlain,17,ESWIM - 17 1:45.76 754 ECUPJUL Univ.Laval Rouge & Or,UL 18 2:11.95 802 YTHJRJUL Alex Watson,16,OSHAC 2:22.18 18 4:45.76 820 PQAAAJUL Dominic Pelletier,16,UL 4:48.51 18 1:45.85 752 PQAAAJUL Hippocame St-Hubert,HIPPO 19 2:12.22 799 CANLCAUG Nathan O’Brien,17,IS - 19 4:46.37 816 YTHJRJUL Marcin Partyka,17,PGB 4:54.23 19 1:45.89 752 ABAGJUL Cascade Swim Club,CASC 20 2:12.44 796 YTHJRJUL Darryl Rudolf,16,PDSA 2:23.85 20 4:46.41 816 ECUPJUL Patrick Bourassa-F.,17,CAMO 4:49.99 20 1:46.02 750 PCSCJUN Pointe Claire SC,PCSC 21 2:12.48 796 YTHJRJUL Patrick Doret,17,ESWIM 2:14.30 21 4:46.45 816 ECUPJUL Jerome Le Siege,16,LAVAL - 21 1:46.19 747 ONIAPR Chatham Y,CYPS 22 2:12.48 796 ECUPJUL Jordan Chittley,17,NYAC 2:12.85 22 4:46.97 813 ECUPJUL Timothy Ruse,15,PCSC - 22 1:46.34 745 EKSCAPR Nose Creek SA,NCSA 23 2:12.59 795 EKSCAPR Taisuke Maeda,17,EKSC - 23 4:47.47 810 ECUPJUL Bob Phipps,17,STARS - 23 1:46.53 742 PQIAPR CN Sherbrooke,SHER 24 2:13.01 790 ECUPJUL Erik Gendreau-B.,17,CAMO 2:13.30 24 4:47.70 809 YTHJRJUL Graeme Tozer,15,UCSC 4:53.98 24 1:46.57 742 CASCMAY Saskatoon Goldfins,GOLD 25 2:13.02 789 ECUPJUL Bill Cocks,16,TRENT 2:17.59 25 4:48.13 807 ECUPJUL Devon Ackroyd,17,SCAR 4:50.14 25 1:46.89 737 AACAPR Toronto Champs,CHAMP 26 2:13.30 786 BCAGJUL Chris Kargl-Simard,16,PDSA 2:15.17 26 4:49.00 802 YTHJRJUL Andrew McGillivray,17,MANTA 4:49.64 26 1:47.13 733 BCAGJUL Hyack Swim Club,HYACK 27 2:13.33 786 PQAAAJUL Sean Zunini,16,CAMO 2:17.46 27 4:49.74 798 ECUPJUL Ciaran Dickson,16,ROD 4:52.18 27 1:47.89 722 EKSCAPR Olympian Swim Club,OSC 28 2:13.42 785 BCAGJUL Max Jensen,17,HYACK - 28 4:50.33 795 BCAGJUL Chris Kargl-Simard,16,PDSA 4:52.06 28 1:48.18 718 BCAGJUL Chena Swim Club,CHENA 29 2:14.14 776 ECUPJUL Steven Caswell,16,HWAC 2:13.88 29 4:51.72 787 YTHJRJUL Scott Dickens,15,BRANT 4:58.90 29 1:48.74 710 NEORJUN Trent Swim Club,TRENT 30 2:14.51 772 YTHJRJUL Brock Murray,16,LASC 2:18.89 30 4:52.33 784 FARWAUG Bentley Gaikis,16,TSC 4:50.66 30 1:48.75 710 ABAGJUL Williams Lake Bluefins,WLBF 31 2:14.88 767 ESWIMJUN Bryan McMillan,17,GMAC - 31 4:52.93 781 YTHJRJUL Joseph Miller,16,STSC - 31 1:49.39 701 FARWAUG Toronto All Stars,TO 32 2:15.09 765 ONTIIAPR Christian Cianfrone,17,VAC - 32 4:53.06 780 ECUPJUL Roman Margolis,16,NYAC - 32 1:49.48 699 ONAGJUL Oakville AC,OAK 33 2:15.47 761 ECUPJUL Conrad Aach,15,ESWIM 2:32.16 33 4:53.10 780 BCAGJUL Andrew Carruthers,17,NRST - 33 1:49.50 699 MANTAMAY Manta Swim Club,MANTA 34 2:15.66 758 PQCUPJUL Marc St-Omer,15,PPO - 34 4:53.10 780 ECUPJUL Jordan Chittley,17,NYAC 4:55.28 34 1:49.72 696 TBTMAY Manitoba Marlins,MM 35 2:15.86 756 ONIAPR Matthew Del Mastro,17,USC 2:13.92 35 4:53.28 779 ISAPR Terry Nathan,17,IS 4:40.32 35 1:49.74 696 BCAGJUL Island Swimming,IS 36 2:16.15 753 ECUPJUL Trevor Coulman,15,GOLD 2:17.48 36 4:53.37 778 BCAGJUL Max Jensen,18,HYACK - 36 1:49.78 695 PQIAPR CN Quebec,CNQ 37 2:16.16 753 PPOMAY Keith Beavers,17,STARS 2:16.56 37 4:53.40 778 ONAGJUL Thomas Senecal,16,NEW 5:06.64 37 1:49.87 694 ONAGJUL East York SC,EYSC 38 2:16.16 753 EKSCAPR Borrey Kim,17,OSC 2:11.93 38 4:53.64 777 ONAGJUL Paul Dudar,16,MAC - 38 1:49.97 692 PQ3MAY Torpilles Repentigny,CNTR 39 2:16.31 751 CASCMAY Ciaran Dickson,16,ROD 2:19.79 39 4:54.02 775 BCSRFEB Matthew Huang,15,PDSA 4:47.72 39 1:50.27 688 ONIIIAPR Belleville Y,BYST 40 2:16.55 748 CASCMAY Joe Miller,16,STSC - 40 4:54.24 774 ONAGJUL Daniel Tracy,16,USC - 40 1:50.40 686 WEOSAJUN Brock Niagara,BROCK 41 2:16.58 748 ECUPJUL Patrick Bourassa-F.,17,CAMO 2:18.38 41 4:54.26 773 ONIAPR Cahill Puil-Dalhouse,17,TSC 4:56.00 41 1:50.49 685 ONAGJUL Brantford AC,BRANT 42 2:16.62 747 PQCUPJUL Philippe Gagnon,20,UL - 42 4:54.38 773 ONIAPR Douglas McQueen,15,GO 4:49.61 42 1:50.50 685 ONIIIAPR Upper Canada SC,UPCAN 43 2:16.75 746 PQAAAJUL Dominic Pelletier,16,UL 2:19.42 43 4:54.55 772 ECUPJUL Aleksander Lenert,16,NKB - 43 1:50.85 680 ONAGJUL Region of Waterloo,ROW 44 2:16.82 745 YTHJRJUL Koji Takahashi,16,ESWIM - 44 4:54.68 771 PPOMAY Marc St-Omer,15,PPO - 44 1:50.91 679 ESWIMJUN Aurora Swim Club,AUROR 45 2:16.88 744 RODJAN Lawrence Cohen,17,MANTA 2:13.68 45 4:54.97 770 RODJAN Karim Abdulla,16,ROD 4:56.30 45 1:51.15 676 PQ3MAY CN Boucherville,CNB 46 2:16.92 744 ECUPJUL Nicolas Careau,16,EXCEL 2:18.64 46 4:55.11 769 YTHJRJUL Adam Kafka,16,LAC - 46 1:51.20 675 ISJUN Nanaimo Riptide ST,NRST 47 2:17.17 741 PQIAPR Simon Turcotte,16,SHER - 47 4:55.32 768 ONIAPR Mark Sy,17,CREST 4:54.70 47 1:51.32 674 NSAGJUN Truro Centurions,TCSC 48 2:17.25 740 YTHJRJUL Taylor Graham,15,NCSA 2:19.48 48 4:56.12 764 PQAAAJUL Kevin Rioux,15,CAMO - 48 1:51.34 673 AACAPR Crescent Town SC,CREST 49 2:17.49 737 MBSKJUL Elliot MacDonald,17,MANTA 2:17.83 49 4:56.19 763 ESWIMJUN Matt Johnston,15,MSSAC 5:13.86 49 1:51.40 673 NEORJUN Orillia Channel Cats,CATS 50 2:17.62 736 ISAPR Ken Hamilton,17,IS 2:17.88 50 4:56.19 763 ECUPJUL Brian Jaeggi,16,NEW - 50 1:51.53 671 CASCMAY Calgary Killarney SC,KSC

32 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 here in Australia. It’s a the breaststroke leg and really great thing to be won with 1:58.98 (26.59, FUNDING CONTROVERSY appreciated here, not just 57.36, 1:30.88), a new Ol- only in the Netherlands. ympic record. It was THERE HAS TO BE A BETTER WAY I think it’s good that Rosolino’s third individual Europeans are winning medal and the 24th Ital- Nick J. Thierry so many races, that the ian national record. meet isn’t just between “I was happy to get to Marianne Limpert finished fourth in the 200 indi- the Americans and this event,” Rosololino vidual medley in a time faster than four years ago, Australians. They have said. “It was my dream to when she won the silver. underestimated what win a big race and jump She criticized harshly Canada’s commitment to the Europeans can do. up and down. Of course I Olympic athletes. “If the government put some money “My big advantage didn’t want to overdo it into sport, then it might give us more confidence that is that I’ve been working and look stupid, but I’m they think we are worthwhile and behind us when we on my second 50. Three glad I did it. get up on the block,” she said. years ago I would go out “We are writing Ital- The federal government increased funding to really hard and then be ian swimming history; amateur sport by $12 million to $62 million, well totally dead at the finish. three gold medals are spe- down from the $82 million a decade ago. It is really about the last cial. Swimmers in Italy are Joanne Malar also waded into the controversy few metres, and I really not famous as in America that Canadian Olympic athletes are underfunded. focus on that and to bring or Australia. Everyone is Malar, considered a strong medal contender in Syd- it back home. The most going crazy at home.” ney, finished seventh in the 400 IM and fifth in the important thing for me Marco Chiesa Asked about drugs in sport, Gold for Rosolino (ITA) in 200 IM 200 IM. is not to die at the end, at “You can come and check “To even make the Olympic final is great,” Malar least not as much as the others; to hold my stroke and me, my main drug is spaghetti parmigiano. said. “People expect gold medals from us but they keep kicking fast.” “I’ll be in . I’m certainly not sick of swim- have to put the money into it to get those Olympic (SWE) only qualified in ming. I’ve only been doing twice-a-day workouts for medallists and to keep us in the pool. seventh, but the lane one position gave her the oppor- three years.” “A lot of us are going to retire because another tunity to move up on the rest of the field (25.91) to Tom Dolan (USA), who was in second through- four years to get bad press when you come fifth in the finish second with 54.33, her best ever. out (26.37, 56.40, 1:31.17), got the silver with 1:59.77, world isn’t worth it.” In the ultimate irony, Dara Torres (USA) and a personal best and American record. It is odd that Limpert and Malar are part of this Jenny Thompson (USA), who train under the same “I’m not disappointed with the silver,” Dolan controversy as they certainly have done well in coach and have been rivals most of their careers (and said. “I’m a 400 IM swimmer and the 200 is not a endorsements and sponsorships. Malar was reported especially this past year), ended in a tie in 54.43 for super natural event for me. I’m going to take a well- to have earned six figures during the past year. third. This was Thompson’s only individual medal deserved vacation for while.” For almost 30 years we’ve had government but she already had two relay golds. In third with another personal best was Tom funding of amateur sport and it keeps athletes in “Our coach separated us last December,” Torres Wilkens (USA) with 2:00.87. “It means the world to virtual poverty, but there have been many reports on said. “Every workout was becoming like an Olympic me,” Wilkens said about his bronze medal. “I’ve what to do (all gathering dust on shelves), a few of final. And so it’s kind of ironic that we touched the never been happy with third before, but now I couldn’t which are: wall with the same time.” be happier. I plan to continue swimming and hope to Thompson commented on not having an indi- get down to Dolan’s record in the 400 IM. I also want • Report of the Task Force on Sports for vidual gold: “I think it’s time for me to stop looking to travel more, do the World Cup, run some clinics, Canadians (1969) at what I don’t have and look at what I do have. I have and give a little back to the sport.” • Toward a National Policy on Amateur Sport more medals than any other American athlete. I’m Curtis Myden missed the finals after finishing (The Green Paper 1977) proud of what I’ve done.” 10th in the semis with 2:01.99. It took 2:01.81 to make •A response to the Green Paper by CASA (1978) Laura Nicholls was the only Canadian to swim the finals. Brian Johns, the second Canadian entry, • Towards a National Policy on Fitness and this event. She made it to the semis in 13th with 55.94 was 15th in the semis with 2:02.92. It took 2:01.81 to Recreation (1979) (equalling her best). Marianne Limpert was entered reach finals and 2:03.33 the semis. • Going for Number One, CASA (1979) but scratched. It took 55.62 to reach finals and 56.33 Myden said after the event that these would be his • Toward 2000: Building Canada’s Sport the semis. final Olymics and he plans to shut down his career as System (1988) a competitive swimmer. Paper everywhere, paper plans, bureaucrats’ “It is too bad to end it like this, but when I look MEN’S 200 INDVIDUAL MEDLEY dreams. For years we had a National Sport Centre (a During the first 100 it looked like Atlanta winner back on these Games, I will think of the bronze I won building) where, strangely, no athletes could be found, Attila Czene might do it again as he was in the lead in the 400 IM. I’m going to take a look at the big only administrators. Of the little funding by govern- from lane one (26.22, 56.32), but after the breast- picture.” Medical school is hopefully part of the ment to sport, more than half never left Ottawa. stroke he was fourth with 2:01.16. bigger picture for Myden. Surely there is a better way. Massimiliano Rosolino (ITA) took the lead on

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 33 her previous best. 2000 OLYMPIC SWIMMING, DAY 7, September 22 “It was just so overwhelming,” Bennett said. “Coming here, winning two golds, and breaking an World record for de Bruijn in the 50 free semifinal, Olympic record. It was my goal coming here to break the 13th of the Games. 8:20; after my 400 (4:05.80) I thought I could do it. I think the world records are within reach and they Tie for first in the men’s 50 free. will be my goals for the rest of my career, and I’m not planning to leave anytime soon.” Nick J. Thierry tonight, she was too strong. I have been training for After winning two gold in the 200-400 individual this for the past four years. But for years I have been medley, Yana Klochkova (UKR) swam the 800 free WOMEN’S 200 BACKSTROKE dreaming of winning a medal. I can’t complain.” and, surprise, she won the silver in 8:22.66 with a After a slow start—only 7th at the first 50—Diana On her future, she commented, “I don’t know huge 15-second drop from her previus best in May. Mocanu (ROM) moved up into contention, turning what the future will bring, but having taken part in After her third medal, “ I’m very happy, as I wanted to second at the 100, and moving up to the lead with a the Games I have terrific second 100. She had over two body lengths at learned something: this the finish to win her second backstroke gold with is what everyone 2:08.16. dreams of. It is the end Her splits: of the Games for me 31.56 1:03.67 1:36.21 2:08.16 and that was my goal (32.11) (32.54) (31.95) for the past four years. Mocanu said, “I have worked very hard. All I Right now I don’t feel wanted was to know I did the best I could do. This was like doing again what I an excellent performance.” have done in the past.” In second with her best-ever time of 2:10.25, There was a hard- Roxana Maracineanu (FRA) gave the French a much- fought battle for third needed boost with their first medal. She was in the place among two Japa- lead for the first half with 1:03.49 but could not nese swimmers, with respond to Mocanu’s strong finish. Miki Nakao (2:11.05) “I’m very happy to have won a medal. It was just ahead of Tomoko more difficult here at the Olympics than I expected. It Hagiwara (2:11.21). Third career gold for Brooke Bennett in two Olympics Marco Chiesa was a lot tougher than at the World Championships “When I missed (winner in 1998).” qualifying for the Asian Games,” Nakao said, “I had win a medal.” On not getting the gold, Maracineanu said, “It to watch it on television and this motivated me to be (USA) finished in third with means I was beaten and I’m not fond of that. I’m not at the Olympics. I didn’t want to watch it on television. 8:24.29, her personal best by four seconds and a 10- happy with second but Mocanu was the stronger Now that I have the bronze I think I am mentally second drop since a year ago. “It’s about time,” she swimmer today. I could not have done what she did stronger. That is how I made it to the Olympics. Until said.” I’m really excited right now. It’s unbelievable. recently I couldn’t believe in myslef, there was doubt I think Brooke Bennett is another ‘Queen of the as to whether I could do it, but this time I had mental Games’ I don’t think you can only have one; you can strength. I heard the crowd and it helped me. I knew have two.” I could win a medal.” Canadian Karine Legault was 16th in the prelims Kelly Stefanyshyn was a finalist after placing in 8:43.56. It took 8:33.23 to reach finals. 13th in the prelims with 2:14.28, 8th in the semis with 2:13.39, and 8th in the final with 2:14.57. Realisti- MEN’S 100 BUTTERFLY cally, a spot in an Olympic final was her goal— The field was truly awesome, including 6 of the 10 mission accomplished. She missed one earlier in the fastest swimmers in history. The pressure on the 100 backstroke. It took 2:13.89 to reach finals and Australian duo of Michael Klim, the world record 2:15.10 the semis. holder, and Geoff Huegill, who set the Olympic record in the semis, as well as on Lars Frolander (SWE) had WOMEN’S 800 FREESTYLE to be terrific. Nothing can equal the pleasure of winning the gold Klim missed an individual medal in the 100 free, in the same event for the second time and with an even though he broke the world record earlier when Olympic record as an added sweetener. That is exactly leading off the 4x100 free relay. This was his chance. what Brooke Bennett (USA) did. She was at her best Huegill had beaten Klim at the Australian Trials in and actually on world record pace until the 400 May and wanted the gold. As is his usual style, Klim (4:07.83), but with a two-body-length lead, she fell attacked from the start turning first in 24.10, but off the pace just a little bit to finish in 8:19.67, the first could not hold off the fast-charging Frolander who Diana Mocanu (ROM) won gold in 100-200 back Marco Chiesa time under 8:20 and a four-second improvement of paced the race better and finished stronger to win in

34 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 52.00, with Klim second in 52.18 and Huegill third in (USA) tied for the gold with 21.98, a first in men’s 52.88. Olympic swimming. Ervin had the best start and just 2000 OLYMPIC SWIMMING “No one was that fast tonight,” Frolander said. took off with Hall in the next lane moving up at the DAY 8, September 23 “But I knew it would be really tough. Klim and finish. Pieter van den Hoogenband didn’t expect to Huegill are really great swimmers.” win, and touched for third with 22.03. It was his third For Klim, “The competition was very tough. You individual medal. Two relay world records always have to be prepared for some unexpected And Alexander Popov finished an unusual fifth bring the total to 15, results. I don’t think it was a fantastic swim. I think with 22.24; not quite what was expected of the world we both know we could have done better. But give record holder. the highest total since 1976 Frolander credit. We should have grabbed that race, For Hall this was an specially sweet moment. “I but we let it get away from us.” see this as just a great triumph of the USA in swim- Michael Mintenko continued in record form: ming. It just shows we’re still the best. It’s fitting that Nick J. Thierry Third after the prelims with 52.90, fifth after the semis we tied as we spend every day this summer training in 53.00, and fifth in the final in 52.58, a Canadian together, and we pushed each other to the limit.” WOMEN’S 50 FREESTYLE record. He praised the Australians. “I raise my cap to the It was a sweep of the freestyle sprints for Inge de Bruijn “I’ve been waiting for 17 years to swim in a race Australian team. They are fantastic. We have gone out (NED) as she toughed it out towards the finish, like this,” Mintenko said. “The noise and pressure and dominated the water, but they should be very winning with 24.32. Her time was slower than the don’t rattle me. I try to soak up the energy from the proud of their accomplishments.” On Popov, Hall previous day’s semi-final world record of 24.13. She crowd. said, “He’s been the guy to beat for a long time and it’s was in a close battle with Therese Alshammar (SWE), “The Olympics became a goal after I swam at very satisfying to do it today, because he’s such a great in second with 24.51, and Dara Torres (USA) with NCAAs where the pressure was equally intense. I’ve swimmer.” 24.63. gone up against a lot of these guys before, so this is On his difficulties, Hall said “The diabetes was a “I’m ecstatic about winning three golds.” Inge nothing new. real factor in my life, not just my swimming career. de Bruijn said. “A lot of people predicted I would win “It is the Olympics, so that is new, but racing is I never expected to win the Olympics and it’s a tribute three, but actually doing it is a lot harder. And in order the same—just get to the wall first.” to how one can live their lives thanks to modern to do it, everything has to be right. After every race I At age 24, Mintenko is a rookie, at his first medicine.” had to recharge myself. The 50 free, being the last Olympics, and only in his third year of international For Anthony Erwin, his biggest praise was for his event, was the most difficult. I know that everyone in swimming. Second Canadian entry Shamek Pietucha coach. “Mike Bottom’s strength comes from knowing Holland is very excited. I also want to enjoy the was 22nd in the prelims with 54.14. It took 53.32 to who his swimmers are. He can motivate us to do our excitement in Holland.” reach finals and 53.81 the semis. best. I never expected this at the start of the season, The two Canadian entries were 22nd Nadine now that I’m here I feel on top of the mountain.” Rolland 26.04, and 38th Jenna Gresdal in 26.79. It MEN’S 50 FREESTYLE There was a Canadian foul-up as the wrong took 25.49 to reach finals and 25.96 the semis. The final showdown. The old champion and world swimmer was mistakenly entered, and attempts to record holder against the challengers. Alexander correct the situation proved fruitless as FINA did not MEN’S 1500 FREESTYLE Popov (URS) tried to pull out one more victory with allow any changes. Craig Hutchison lined up to swim Finally, an Australian sweep of an event they were the challengers completely surrounding him. instead of Trials winner Yannick Lupien. He then expected to dominate and an event they have owned In what was totally unexpected, rookie Anthony false-started out of the race. It took 22.36 to reach for the past decade. (AUS was 1-2 in 1992, 1996, and Erwin (USA) and Atlanta silver medallist Gary Hall finals and 22.80 the semis. now in 2000). Grant Hackett (AUS) had a terrible week. He missed a medal in the 400 free and was left off the final 4x200 free that set a world record. He did help qualify the relay in the prelims and will get a gold for doing so. Today he was more than ready to make up for the ordeal of the past week. He was in the lead throughout the distance for about a body length after the 200-400 and increased it to three at the finish. His 14:48.33 gave him the gold. It was just off his best of 14:45.60 from last year. His splits: 200 1:53.66 400 3:52.39 800 7:51.74 “I had belief in myself the whole time,” Hackett said. “I put up with a lot of criticism after the 200 and 400 free swims from the press. But I just had to block out everybody else and just focus on my own thoughts. I had a lot of anger within me about what people were saying. It just raised my aggression.” The whole country was watching. “Swimming is unbelievable here in Australia. This race arouses 100 fly medallists: Geoff Huegill (AUS) bronze, Lars Frolander (SWE) gold, Marco Chiesa huge interest and because I had a bad week it just Michael Klim (AUS) silver SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 35 raised the interest level even more. That made it special.” On his game plan: “I was prepared to not win. I knew that I had more speed than the other guys. I guess it was just my lucky day. As I get older (20) I have to do a lot more resting. Every time I got into the water last week I felt more lethargic. “I knew I was very fit. I mean I trained my butt off for this event. I was questioning myself after the 200 and 400 freestyles but the 1500 is my event. I said to myself ‘I don’t care if I’m half dead, I’m going to hang on and do a sprint finish.’ Other than a race I had when I was 16, this is the toughest race I think I have ever been in.” After his difficulties this week, did he seek any help? “I did not speak to any psychologists. I knew within myself what I had to do. After the 4x200 free relay I bawled my eyes out; I’m not afraid to admit that. I realized I had to go through a process of letting that out. I was focused on getting better and improv- ing myself.” (AUS), winner of the 1992 and 1996 golds, swam faster than in Atlanta for second 1500 free medallists (USA) bronze, Grant Hackett (AUS) gold, Kieren Perkins (AUS) silver Marco Chiesa with 14:53.59. bring the total to an unprecedented 8 and a career Japan won the bronze in 4:04.16, ending a week His splits: 200 1:55.24 400 3:54.37 800 7:53.57 total, including individual events, of 10 over three of frustration for them. Breaststroker Hisayoshi Tanaka “I’m just exhausted. I’ve given it my best shot,” Olympics, moving her third on the all-time most expressed their feelings best: “I never thought I’d get Perkins said. “I’m a competitor. Of course I wanted to medals category behind and , an Olympic medal. I haven’t done well in my indi- win, but this was definitely a good result. If anyone also from the USA. vidual events and I felt bad about that. The support had to beat me it had better be an Australian. After the “I’ve been thinking a lot this week about perse- from the Japanese crowd cheering for us really helped prelims I was concerned about my recovery. But I was verance,” Thompson said. “I was hoping to come and I thank you very much.” 5 seconds faster today and I know there was nothing here and do my best, but I feel I fell short of that. These Backstroker Mai Nakamura said, “This means more to extract for myself.” relays mean so much to me and to finish on this note more than any individual event. I won a medal in About this cometition: “No matter what I’ve done is great. I’ve done a lot in my career and missing an 1996 but this one is so special.” during my career, the last 8 days will never come close individual gold medal is not a big deal. I’ve had a Canada was 6th in the final with a national to it. Nothing beats this venue.” wonderful career and I’m at peace with how things record of 4:07.55. The bronze went to fast-improving Chris happened. I’m going to medical school next year, so Thompson (USA) with 14:56.81, an American record I don’t know how much time I will have for swim- MEN’S 4X100 MEDLEY RELAY and a 15-second improvement over his previous best. ming.” The expected duel between the Amerticans and Aus- He was in a close battle with Alexei Filipets (RUS), The Australians in second did not really chal- tralia never materialized. The USA was in the lead who did a 14:56.88. lenge the Americans and finished about two body throughout when Lenny Krayzelburg gave them the Canadian record holder Andrew Hurd was 23rd lengths behind in 4:01.59, their best ever and under lead in 53.87, and Ed Moses moved them further in the prelims with 15:30.98 (well off his best of the old world record. It may be Susan O’Neill’s last ahead with his 59.84, the first sub-minute breast- 15:12.70)m abd Tim Peterson 27th with 15:34.94. It swim and she got a magnificent send-off as her stroke relay leg. on fly and Gary Hall on took a 15:12.30 to make the finals. teammates carried her around the pool after the free consolidated their win with 3:33.78, over a second medal ceremony. This was her 9th Olympic medal in faster than the old record from 1996. WOMEN’S 4x100 MEDLEY RELAY three Olympics, exceeding legendary Australian Dawn It was a solid team effort. “At US Trials I was The American women, in the lead from the start, Fraser’s 8 from the 1956-1960-1964 Games. looking towards 2004,” flyer Ian Crocker, 17, said, shattered the six-year-old world record with 3:58.30. “I’ve been to three Olympics,” O’Neill said, “and “Looking for experience. Once I made the team, the It was the first-ever sub-four-minute relay. Barbara still can’t believe what has happened to me. This last next goal was to get on the relay and I knew there was Bedford took the lead in backstroke with 1:01.39, then swim was great fun, especially as it was a relay.” no way of losing with these guys here.” Megan Quann swam the breaststroke in 1:06.29, the On her future: “I want to keep my options open. Another viewpoint from Gary Hall: “When you’re fastest ever, Jenny Thompson swam the fly in 57.25, I want to give myself a couple of months and see what faced with tough opponents, it forces you to work for and Dara Torres anchored with 53.37. happens. I can definitely say I won’t be at another it. We were able to use the threat of being dethroned Dara Torres collected her fifth medal, the most by Olympics. And if I decide to continue it will be in the as the best swimming nation to step up and reach anyone in the pool—three individual bronze and 50 free. I don’t want to do the training I’ve been doing. another level.” two relay golds. I just want to be able to stay up late and have some Canada finished 6th in the final with 3:39.88. Jenny Thompson added another relay gold to fun.”

36 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 improvement in speed and performance at each swim. OLYMPICS LESSONS There are exceptionally talented swimmers who can break world records in heats, semis, and finals, and get faster in each round of competition. LESS THAN 30% OF SWIMMERS MANAGE For most “mortals,” the three-round format is as much about recovery and survival as it is about fast TO SWIM A PERSONAL-BEST TIME swimming. PRACTICAL LESSON: Practise accurate pacing Wayne Goldsmith Racing fast is only one part of the equation. Quite skills as a priority. Good swimmers aim to be able to often it’s not the FASTEST swimmer who wins, it’s the swim 100 metres within 0.5 of a second of their target, The Olympic Games were an exciting swimming BEST-RECOVERED swimmer. goal, or predicted time. This starts with accurate and experience for all concerned. Athletes, coaches, and Also we believe that recovery can be improved by: precise pacing during workouts. swim fans alike loved the competition and loved to see • Light massage after racing Plan your race strategy and target race time with the champions doing well. • Warming down correctly your coach and hold that pace, regardless of the Now that the fanfare has died down and the hype • Eating light foods like fruits after racing temptation to go faster and win the early rounds. and the chants have faded, what can the average • Drinking water or weak sports drink after racing Not convinced? swimmer and coach learn from the Sydney 2000 • Getting plenty of rest between events (including Here’s a good question: List the names of every Olympic swimming competition? quality sleep) swimmer who won a heat swim at the Sydney Olym- First, answer this swimming trivia question: pics. How many did you get? Now list the names of What do Susie O’Neill, Kieren Perkins, Joanne 2. Racing the Race, Not Just One Person every swimmer who won an Olympic gold medal in Malar, Ian Thorpe, Michael Klim, Alex Popov, Ed Each race is different. Great athletes develop the skills Sydney. Which list is longer? Moses, Jr., , Jenny Thompson, Petria and abilities to match every competitive situation No one remembers who did the heat swim in a Thomas, Penny Heyns, and Geoff Huegill have in they encounter in their swimming career. personal best, UNLESS they also won the final. common? Often the press builds up the hype around a They are all Olympians. True. They are all great particular race so that people start believing there are 4. Psychological Stress competitors. Definitely. They are all champion only two people in it. In Sydney we saw Australia’s Many athletes cannot do their best times at the Olym- swimmers. Yes. Susie O’Neill and Petria Thomas outraced by an pics because of the unique pressures of the competi- Answer: They were all defeated in Sydney. American swimmer (Misty Hyman) for the gold medal. tion environment. There are 4 billion people watch- As great as they are and as talented as they may Michael Klim and Geoff Huegill also were defeated ing, large crowds, media, living quarters in a village. be, these outstanding swimmers were defeated in the despite the generally held belief that it was a two-man You usually compete on the other side of the world, Sydney 2000 Games. match race. with different food, climate, and languages. It’s tough. Generally speaking, less than 30% of swimmers PRACTICAL LESSON: Swim your own race. There Is there anything that can prepare an athlete for this competing at an Olympic Games manage to swim a are eight swimmers in a final. Each one is capable of challenge? personal-best time! swimming the “race of their life” and winning from One of the most unforgettable scenes from the Why? Why is it that some of the most talented anywhere. Who would have thought that Kieren Olympic swimming competition was the woman’s athletes in the world are unable to swim fast at the Perkins could have won in Atlanta from Lane 8? Every 200 fly. As the competitors were introduced and the Olympic Games? There are many possible reasons for swimmer in a final is dangerous and can cause an camera moved in for facial close-ups, the two Austral- athletes not being able to do their best at a major upset. ian swimmers appeared tense, tight, and stressed. competition. Let’s consider a few. That so many great “unbeatable” swimmers get Considering the hype, the build-up and pressure of defeated at Olympic level is a lesson for all young the home Olympics and the expectation of a home 1. Recovery swimmers—EVERYONE IS BEATABLE. The biggest crowd, the tension was understandable. Winning at the Olympics is not about doing one fast kid on your team, the fastest kid at your school, the Then the camera moved in on Misty Hyman. She swim and picking up a medal. It is about racing to the tallest swimmer in your age group—all of them can was smiling. She was relaxed. She was happy. She was best of your ability, RECOVERING completely, then be defeated. The only person who can’t win is the enjoying the moment. She couldn’t wait to get into going faster in the semi final, RECOVERING person who believes that the opposition can’t lose! the water and compete. completely, and going faster again in the final. In many ways, the race was already over. Many swimmers, particularly those who swam 3. Race Pacing—A Vital Skill PRACTICAL LESSON: Each swimmer handles personal bests in the heats and semis, were unable to Racing hard takes a lot of energy. And the faster pressure differently. You can see it in their pre-race get back up and match those times in the final. you race, the longer it takes to recover. This is even routine. Some sit quietly, head under a towel. Some An analysis of the Olympic results indicates that tougher in the heats-semis-finals format where sit and talk with friends. Some listen to music. Some successful swimmers were able to recover well athletes need to be at or near their best three times in read. Some walk, skip, jump, and keep moving. between events and between heats, semis, and finals, 36 hours. Regardless of what you do to handle pressure, it and do their best times when it really mattered. Over Intelligent swimmers swim intelligent races. is important that you learn what it is that gets you 94% of swimmers who won medals did their best In tough events (and at international level it’s all through the tough times well before the meet. times in the final. tough), swimmers need to find the balance between The Olympics are the toughest of all sporting PRACTICAL LESSON: We know that long, slow swimming fast enough to get to the next round, yet arenas. The stress of Olympic competition can place swimming improves your ability to recover. The not over-race by swimming too fast and leaving unbearable pressures on athletes and coaches. How- increased blood flow to the muscles, improved lung themselves fatigued for their next swim. ever, while nothing can guarantee success, it is pos- function and changes in blood chemistry all have an In Sydney, it was noticeable that the swimmers sible to increase the likelihood of success by careful impact on a swimmer’s ability to recover from hard who won finals were those who carefully and intelli- planning and understanding the demands of the training and racing. gently progressed through the rounds with a steady competitive arena.

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 37 7) 49.45 Chris Fydler,72,AUS 6) 1:48.77 ,76,GBR 42) 4:03.66 Hannes Kalteis,82,AUT 8) 49.70 Salim Iles,75,ALG 7) 1:49.01 Igor Koleda,78,BLR 43) 4:03.77 Dieung Manggang,81,MAS RESULTS 9) 49.73 Neil Walker,76,USA 8) 1:49.05 ,79,USA 44) 4:04.23 Hani Elteir,81,EGY 10) 49.74 ,80,RSA 9) 1:49.23 Grant Hackett,80,AUS 45) 4:09.33 Ivan Ivanov,79,KGZ 11) 49.74 ,75,ITA 10) 1:49.78 Orn Arnarson,81,ISL 46) 4:18.89 Marcelino Lopez,75,NCA 2000 OLYMPIC GAMES 39) 23.44 Thierry Wouters,79,BEL 12) 49.75 Jose M. Meolans,78,ARG 11) 1:49.83 ,74,GBR 1500 METRES FREESTYLE, Sept 23 Sydney, Sept 16-23 (50 M) 40) 23.46 Sergei Borisenko,71,KAZ 13) 49.76 Christian Troger,69,GER 12) 1:49.84 ,78,GER 1) 14:48.33 Grant Hackett,80,AUS w = world record 41) 23.53 Sergei Ashikhmin,77,KGZ 14) 49.76 ,72,BRA 13) 1:49.92 Andrei Kapralov,80,RUS 2) 14:53.59 Kieren Perkins,73,AUS MEN 42) 23.56 Richard S. Bera,71,INA 15) 49.79 Attila Zubor,75,HUN 14) 1:50.07 ,78,GER 3) 14:56.81 Chris Thompson,78,USA 50 METRES FREESTYLE, Sept 22 43) 23.57 Nebojza Bikic,76,YUG 16) 49.83 ,83,CRO 15) 1:50.10 Bela Szabados,74,HUN 4) 14:56.88 Alexei Filipets,78,RUS 1) 21.98 Anthony Ervin,81,USA 44) 23.63 Camilo Becerra,80,COL 17) 49.84 ,77,POL 16) 1:50.11 Attila Zubor,75,HUN 5) 15:00.48 ,77,RSA 21.98 Gary Hall,74,USA 45) 23.72 Esteban Blanco,82,CRC 18) 49.93 ,80,NED 17) 1:50.20 Dragos Coman,80,ROM 6) 15:08.61 Erik Vendt,81,USA 3) 22.03 Pieter vdHoogenband,78,NED 46) 23.77 Tamer Hamed,74,EGY 19) 50.19 ,81,SWE 18) 1:50.29 Kvetoslav Svoboda,82,CZE 7) 15:08.80 Igor Chervynskiy,81,UKR 4) 22.11 Lorenzo Vismara,75,ITA 47) 23.84 Serghei Stolearenco,78,MDA 20) 50.19 Karel Novy,80,SUI 19) 1:50.37 Martijn Zuijdweg,76,NED 8) 15:19.87 Heiko Hell,80,GER 5) 22.22 Bartosz Kizierowski,77,POL 48) 23.90 Paul A. Kutscher,77,URU 21) 50.28 Peter Mankoc,78,SLO 20) 1:50.41 Jacob Carstensen,78,DEN Prelims, Sept 22 6) 22.24 Alexander Popov,71,RUS 49) 24.00 Leslie Kwok,73,SIN 22) 50.32 ,76,FRA 21) 1:50.92 Mark Johnston,79,CAN 1) 14:58.34 Kieren Perkins,73,AUS 7) 22.41 ,70,GBR 50) 24.00 Luis Lopez,75,PER 23) 50.46 Rolandas Gimbutis,81,LTU 22) 1:52.02 Arunas Savickas,75,LTU 2) 15:05.11 Erik Vendt,81,USA 8) 22.51 Oleksander Volynets,74,UKR 51) 24.01 Chih-Yung Huang,78,TPE 24) 50.49 Min-Suk Kim,79,KOR 23) 1:52.22 Mark Chay,82,SIN 3) 15:07.50 Grant Hackett,80,AUS Semifinals, Sept 21 52) 24.07 Howard Hinds,78,AHO 25) 50.56 ,75,GER 24) 1:52.35 Rostislav Svanidze,71,UKR 4) 15:09.12 Ryk Neethling,77,RSA 1) 22.07 Gary Hall,74,USA 53) 24.20 Wing Fu,80,HKG 26) 50.62 Yannick Lupien,80,CAN 25) 1:52.60 Ricardo Pedroso,77,POR 5) 15:10.94 Alexei Filipets,78,RUS 2) 22.11 Pieter vdHoogenband,78,NED 54) 24.28 Zurab Beridze,79,GEO 27) 50.63 Pavlo Khnykin,69,UKR 26) 1:52.71 Mark Kwok,77,HKG 6) 15:11.21 Chris Thompson,78,USA 3) 22.13 Anthony Ervin,81,USA 55) 24.50 Rodrigo Olivares,76,CHI 28) 50.87 Javier Botello,76,ESP 27) 1:52.75 Damien Alleyne,83,BAR 7) 15:11.91 Heiko Hell,80,GER 4) 22.17 Alexander Popov,71,RUS 56) 24.91 Ayoub Almas,78,UAE 29) 50.90 Craig Hutchison,75,CAN 28) 1:52.93 Dimitri Kuzmin,77,KGZ 8) 15:12.30 Igor Chervynskiy,81,UKR 5) 22.30 Lorenzo Vismara,75,ITA 57) 25.05 Omar Hughes,82,GRN 30) 50.95 Marcos Hernandez,78,CUB 29) 1:53.02 Chul Woo,78,KOR 9) 15:12.64 Dragos Coman,80,ROM 6) 22.32 Mark Foster,70,GBR 58) 25.29 Dimitri Margaryan,78,ARM 31) 50.96 Oleg Roukhlevitch,74,BLR 30) 1:53.20 Javier Diaz,79,MEX 10) 15:12.72 Christian Minotti,80,ITA 7) 22.35 Bartosz Kizierowski,77,POL 59) 25.33 Jamie Peterkin,82,LCA 32) 51.07 Thierry Wouters,79,BEL 31) 1:53.23 Andrei Cecan,79,MDA 11) 15:13.26 Nicolas Rostoucher,81,FRA 8) 22.36 Oleksander Volynets,74,UKR 60) 25.36 Emil Guliyev,75,AZE 33) 51.11 Jere Hard,78,FIN 32) 1:53.27 Jonathan Duncan,82,NZL 12) 15:14.37 ,74,ESP 9) 22.39 Brendon Dedekind,76,RSA 61) 25.42 Wael Saeed,84,QAT 34) 51.28 Spiros Bitsakis,81,GRE 33) 1:53.65 ,78,BRA 13) 15:14.43 Masato Hirano,75,JPN 10) 22.41 Chris Fydler,72,AUS 62) 25.57 Davy Bisslik,82,ARU 35) 51.28 Sergei Ashikhmin,77,KGZ 34) 1:54.17 Fernando Jacome,80,COL 14) 15:14.67 Igor Snitko,78,UKR 11) 22.41 Roland Schoeman,80,RSA 63) 25.70 Joao Aguiar,83,ANG 36) 51.34 Carl Probert,75,FIJ 35) 1:54.32 Francisco Paez,79,VEN 15) 15:17.00 Ricardo Monasterio,78,VEN 12) 22.47 Johan Kenkhuis,80,NED 64) 25.84 Muhammad Ahed,76,IRQ 37) 51.52 Richard S. Bera,71,INA 36) 1:54.36 Dimitris Manganas,78,GRE 16) 15:18.20 Yota Arase,82,JPN 13) 22.49 Stefan Nystrand,81,SWE 65) 26.28 Llidio Matusse,75,MOZ 38) 51.62 Yoav Bruck,72,ISR 37) 1:54.53 Allen Ong,79,MAS 17) 15:21.09 Paul Palmer,74,GBR 14) 22.49 ,74,AUS 66) 26.41 Kiry Hem,80,CAM 39) 51.82 Nikola Kalabic,78,YUG 38) 1:54.58 Nien-Pin Wu,83,TPE 18) 15:23.15 Luiz Lima,77,BRA 15) 22.51 Ricardo Busquets,75,PUR 67) 26.65 Kenneth Maronie,80,DMA 40) 51.93 Chris Murray,80,BAH 39) 1:54.64 George Gleason,79,ISV 19) 15:27.95 ,78,ITA 16) 22.89 ,75,RUS 68) 27.02 Chitra B. Gurung,70,NEP 41) 51.93 Allen Ong,79,MAS 40) 1:54.70 Glen Walshaw,76,ZIM 20) 15:29.62 Dimitri Koptur,78,BLR Prelims, Sept 21 69) 27.03 Sikhounxay Ounkhamphanyavo,82,LAO 42) 52.00 George Gleason,79,ISV 41) 1:54.75 Nikola Kalabic,78,YUG 21) 15:29.69 ,80,GRE 1) 22.05 Bartosz Kizierowski,77,POL 70) 27.24 Anlloyd Samuel,80,PLW 43) 52.09 Indrek Sei,72,EST 42) 1:54.86 Aytekin Mindan,81,TUR 22) 15:30.69 Alexei Kovriguine,81,RUS 2) 22.14 Gary Hall,74,USA 71) 27.84 Stephenson Wallace,82,VIN 44) 52.14 Tamer Hamed,74,EGY 43) 1:54.91 Vicha Ratanachote,77,THA 23) 15:30.98 Andrew Hurd,82,CAN 3) 22.15 Alexander Popov,71,RUS 72) 28.86 Hassan Mubah,84,MDV 45) 52.18 Kvetoslav Svoboda,82,CZE 44) 1:54.93 Oleg Tsvetkovskiy,70,UZB 24) 15:32.01 ,79,ESP 4) 22.24 Anthony Ervin,81,USA 73) 29.69 Bakary Sereme,81,MLI 46) 52.22 Paul A. Kutscher,77,URU 45) 1:54.98 Carl Probert,75,FIJ 25) 15:32.90 Hannes Kalteis,82,AUT 5) 22.32 Pieter vdHoogenband,78,NED 74) 38.76 Samson Ndayishimiye,80,RWA 47) 52.24 Mark Chay,82,SIN 46) 1:55.19 Mahmoud Elwany,81,EGY 26) 15:33.25 Vlastimil Burda,75,CZE 6) 22.42 Ricardo Busquets,75,PUR 100 METRES FREESTYLE, Sept 20 48) 52.24 Fernando Jacome,80,COL 47) 1:55.40 Sebastien Paddington,76,TRI 27) 15:34.94 Tim Peterson,78,CAN 7) 22.45 Brett Hawke,74,AUS 1) 48.30 Pieter vdHoogenband,78,NED 49) 52.40 Zeljko Panic,76,BIH 48) 1:55.72 Andrei Kvassov,76,KAZ 28) 15:39.60 Torwai Sethsothorn,82,THA 8) 22.46 Brendon Dedekind,76,RSA 2) 48.69 Alexander Popov,71,RUS 50) 52.43 Francisco Sanchez,76,VEN 49) 1:57.54 Alexandros Aresti,83,CYP 29) 15:39.86 Adam Faulkner,81,GBR 9) 22.52 Oleksander Volynets,74,UKR 3) 48.73 Gary Hall,74,USA 51) 52.52 Howard Hinds,78,AHO 50) 1:58.35 Hakimuddin Habibulla,79,IND 30) 15:42.76 Petar Stoychev,76,BUL 10) 22.53 Stefan Nystrand,81,SWE 4) 48.74 Michael Klim,77,AUS 52) 52.53 Glen Walshaw,76,ZIM 51) 1:59.31 Santiago Deu,80,AND 31) 15:43.03 Jorge Carral,83,MEX 11) 22.53 Roland Schoeman,80,RSA 5) 49.09 Neil Walker,76,USA 53) 52.57 Igor Sitnikov,79,KAZ 400 METRES FREESTYLE, Sept 16 32) 15:48.49 Hao Jin,79,CHN 12) 22.61 Johan Kenkhuis,80,NED 6) 49.22 Lars Frolander,74,SWE 54) 52.58 Alex Agafonov,76,UZB 1) w3:40.59 Ian Thorpe,82,AUS 33) 15:50.45 Sung-Mo Cho,84,KOR 13) 22.62 Lorenzo Vismara,75,ITA 7) 49.36 Denis Pimankov,75,RUS 55) 52.72 Nien-Pin Wu,83,TPE 2) 3:43.40 Massi Rosolino,78,ITA 34) 15:51.57 Juan C. Piccio,81,PHI 14) 22.65 Mark Foster,70,GBR 8) 49.44 Chris Fydler,72,AUS 56) 52.78 Felipe Delgado,72,ECU 3) 3:47.00 Klete Keller,82,USA 35) 15:52.69 Augustin Fiorilli,78,ARG 15) 22.74 Denis Pimankov,75,RUS Semifinals, Sept 19 57) 52.82 Chrisan Papachrysantou ,79,CYP 4) 3:47.01 Emiliano Brembilla,78,ITA 36) 16:02.11 Dieung Manggang,81,MAS 16) 22.80 Chris Fydler,72,AUS 1) 47.84 Pieter vdHoogenband,78,NED 58) 52.85 Rikardur Rikardsson,77,ISL 5) 3:47.38 Dragos Coman,80,ROM 37) 16:03.41 Jonathan Duncan,82,NZL 17) 22.82 Min-Suk Kim,79,KOR 2) 48.80 Michael Klim,77,AUS 59) 52.90 George Bovell,83,TRI 6) 3:47.58 ,74,USA 38) 16:10.98 Steven Chandra,81,INA 18) 22.82 Chengji Jiang,75,CHN 3) 48.84 Alexander Popov,71,RUS 60) 52.91 Gentle Offoin,75,NGR 7) 3:48.22 Grant Hackett,80,AUS 39) 16:12.91 Diego Mularoni,78,SMR 19) 22.83 Julio Santos,77,ECU 4) 48.93 Lars Frolander,74,SWE 61) 53.40 Kenny Roberts,78,SEY 8) 3:48.52 Ryk Neethling,77,RSA 40) 16:13.05 Yun-Lun Li,81,TPE 20) 22.88 ,74,BRA 5) 49.04 Neil Walker,76,USA 62) 53.50 Rodrigo Olivares,76,CHI Prelims, Sept 16 100 METRES BACKSTROKE, Sept 18 21) 22.89 Jose M. Meolans,78,ARG 6) 49.13 Gary Hall,74,USA 63) 53.55 Gregory Arkhurst,76,CIV 1) 3:44.65 Ian Thorpe,82,AUS 1) 53.72 Lenny Krayzelburg,75,USA 22) 22.95 Salim Iles,75,ALG 7) 49.43 Denis Pimankov,75,RUS 64) 54.06 Alejandro Castellanos,79,HON 2) 3:45.65 Massi Rosolino,78,ITA 2) 54.07 ,76,AUS 23) 22.96 ,77,ESP 8) 49.55 Chris Fydler,72,AUS 65) 54.12 Hamid Reza Mobarez,81,IRI 3) 3:48.08 Ryk Neethling,77,RSA 3) 54.82 Stev Theloke,78,GER 24) 22.96 Edvaldo Silva,78,BRA 9) 49.58 Attila Zubor,75,HUN 66) 54.33 Chris Lim Wen Ying,81,MRI 4) 3:48.41 Emiliano Brembilla,78,ITA 4) 55.01 ,77,AUS 25) 23.02 Peter Mankoc,78,SLO 10) 49.66 Jose M. Meolans,78,ARG 67) 58.79 Ganaa Galbadrakh,74,MGL 5) 3:48.42 Chad Carvin,74,USA 5) 55.04 Bartosz Kizierowski,77,POL 26) 23.03 Attila Zubor,75,HUN 11) 49.67 Lorenzo Vismara,75,ITA 68) 59.36 Ragi Edde,85,LIB 6) 3:48.62 Klete Keller,82,USA 6) 55.14 Neil Walker,76,USA 27) 23.05 Stavros Michaelides,70,CYP 12) 49.67 Duje Draganja,83,CRO 69) 1:00.39 Marien M. Ngouabi,80,CGO 7) 3:48.77 Dragos Coman,80,ROM 7) 55.27 Steffen Driesen,81,GER 28) 23.08 ,78,GER 13) 49.70 Salim Iles,75,ALG 70) 1:02.45 Dawood Y Jassim,85,BRN 8) 3:48.91 Grant Hackett,80,AUS 8) 55.74 Eithan Urbach,77,ISR 29) 23.11 Indrek Sei,72,EST 14) 49.80 Christian Troger,69,GER 71) 1:52.72 Eric Moussambani,78,GEQ 9) 3:50.80 Heiko Hell,80,GER Semifinals, Sept 17 30) 23.12 Ravil Nachaev,74,UZB 15) 49.84 Roland Schoeman,80,RSA 200 METRES FREESTYLE, Sept 18 10) 3:51.06 Paul Palmer,74,GBR 1) 54.32 Lenny Krayzelburg,75,USA 31) 23.15 Christoph Buhler,74,SUI 16) 49.93 Gustavo Borges,72,BRA 1) w1:45.35 Pieter vdHoogenband,78,NED 11) 3:51.42 Masato Hirano,75,JPN 2) 54.52 Matt Welsh,76,AUS 32) 23.16 Marijan Kanjer,73,CRO Prelims, Sept 19 2) 1:45.83 Ian Thorpe,82,AUS 12) 3:51.80 Nicolas Rostoucher,81,FRA 3) 54.93 Josh Watson,77,AUS 33) 23.20 Marcos Hernandez,78,CUB 1) 48.64 Pieter vdHoogenband,78,NED 3) 1:46.65 Massi Rosolino,78,ITA 13) 3:52.01 James Salter,76,GBR 4) 54.95 Stev Theloke,78,GER 34) 23.21 Yoav Bruck,72,ISR 2) 49.09 Michael Klim,77,AUS 4) 1:46.73 Josh Davis,72,USA 14) 3:52.21 Alexei Filipets,78,RUS 5) 55.20 Neil Walker,76,USA 35) 23.21 Dimitri Kalinovski,72,BLR 3) 49.16 Lars Frolander,74,SWE 5) 1:47.95 Paul Palmer,74,GBR 15) 3:52.72 Rick Say,79,CAN 6) 55.31 Eithan Urbach,77,ISR 36) 23.27 Pedro Silva,77,POR 4) 49.29 Alexander Popov,71,RUS 6) 1:48.74 James Salter,76,GBR 16) 3:52.97 Igor Snitko,78,UKR 7) 55.34 Bartosz Kizierowski,77,POL 37) 23.34 Allan Murray,72,BAH 5) 49.32 Gary Hall,74,USA 7) 1:48.76 Rick Say,79,CAN 17) 3:53.87 Luiz Lima,77,BRA 8) 55.41 Steffen Driesen,81,GER 38) 23.36 Rolandas Gimbutis,81,LTU 6) 49.45 Denis Pimankov,75,RUS 8) 1:49.46 Grant Hackett,80,AUS 18) 3:54.14 Jacob Carstensen,78,DEN 9) 55.59 Rodolfo Falcon,72,CUB Semifinals, Sept 17 19) 3:54.40 Vlastimil Burda,75,CZE 10) 55.65 Peter Horvath,74,HUN 1) w1:45.35 Pieter vdHoogenband,78,NED 20) 3:54.96 Spyridon Gianniotis,80,GRE 11) 55.70 Chris Renaud,76,CAN 2) 1:45.37 Ian Thorpe,82,AUS 21) 3:54.99 Mark Johnston,79,CAN 12) 55.79 Simon Dufour,79,FRA 3) 1:46.60 Massi Rosolino,78,ITA 22) 3:55.26 Dimitri Koptur,78,BLR 13) 56.07 Alexandre Massura,75,BRA 4) 1:47.06 Josh Davis,72,USA 23) 3:55.35 Ricardo Monasterio,78,VEN 14) 56.26 Gordan Kozulj,76,CRO 5) 1:48.50 Rick Say,79,CAN 24) 3:56.68 Torwai Sethsothorn,82,THA 15) 56.33 ,79,ESP 6) 1:48.64 James Salter,76,GBR 25) 3:57.32 Hao Jin,79,CHN 16) 56.34 Adam Ruckwood,74,GBR 7) 1:48.76 Grant Hackett,80,AUS 26) 3:58.12 Damien Alleyne,83,BAR Prelims, Sept 17 8) 1:48.79 Paul Palmer,74,GBR 27) 3:58.31 Chul Woo,78,KOR 1) 54.38 Lenny Krayzelburg,75,USA 9) 1:48.83 Scott Goldblatt,79,USA 28) 3:58.34 Jorge Carral,83,MEX 2) 54.70 Matt Welsh,76,AUS 10) 1:49.04 Andrei Kapralov,80,RUS 29) 3:58.52 Jonathan Duncan,82,NZL 3) 55.00 Stev Theloke,78,GER 11) 1:49.36 Bela Szabados,74,HUN 30) 3:58.94 Mark Kwok,77,HKG 4) 55.09 Josh Watson,77,AUS 12) 1:49.52 Igor Koleda,78,BLR 31) 3:59.40 Zoltan Szilagyi,67,HUN 5) 55.14 Bartosz Kizierowski,77,POL 13) 1:49.72 Stefan Herbst,78,GER 32) 3:59.44 Augustin Fiorilli,78,ARG 6) 55.34 Neil Walker,76,USA 14) 1:49.87 Attila Zubor,75,HUN 33) 3:59.84 Igor Chervynskiy,81,UKR 7) 55.39 Steffen Driesen,81,GER 15) 1:50.41 Orn Arnarson,81,ISL 34) 3:59.94 Petar Stoychev,76,BUL 8) 55.43 Gordan Kozulj,76,CRO 16) 1:50.56 Stefan Pohl,78,GER 35) 4:00.19 Jure Bucar,66,SLO 9) 55.44 Eithan Urbach,77,ISR Prelims, Sept 17 36) 4:00.66 Miguel Mendoza,82,PHI 10) 55.58 Alexandre Massura,75,BRA 1) 1:46.56 Ian Thorpe,82,AUS 37) 4:01.34 Ju Wei Sng,80,SIN 11) 55.61 Rodolfo Falcon,72,CUB 2) 1:46.71 Pieter vdHoogenband,78,NED 38) 4:01.42 Victor Rogut,79,MDA 12) 55.80 David Ortega,79,ESP 3) 1:47.37 Massi Rosolino,78,ITA 39) 4:01.46 Aytekin Mindan,81,TUR 13) 55.81 Peter Horvath,74,HUN 4) 1:48.43 Josh Davis,72,USA 40) 4:01.51 Giancarlo Zolezzi,81,CHI 14) 55.85 Chris Renaud,76,CAN Anthony Ervin and Gary Hall tied for the gold in the free Marco Chiesa 5) 1:48.62 Rick Say,79,CAN 41) 4:03.10 Yun-Lun Li,81,TPE 15) 56.01 Simon Dufour,79,FRA

38 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 16) 56.19 Adam Ruckwood,74,GBR 20) 2:16.26 Roman Sloudnov,80,RUS 43) 55.74 Yohan F. Garcia,82,CUB 17) 56.21 Derya Buyukuncu,76,TUR 21) 2:16.30 ,75,USA 44) 56.04 Mehdi Addadi,78,ALG 18) 56.26 Sergei Ostapchuk,76,RUS 22) 2:16.93 Alexander Gukov,72,BLR 45) 56.05 Daniel O’Keefe,73,GUM 19) 56.26 Marko Strahija,75,CRO 23) 2:17.03 Benno Kuipers,74,NED 46) 56.07 Roberto Delgado,75,ECU 20) 56.27 ,75,POL 24) 2:17.16 ,80,GBR 47) 56.10 Luc Decker,77,LUX 21) 56.35 Razvan Florea,80,ROM 25) 2:17.86 Jakob Sveinsson,82,ISL 48) 56.11 Rikardur Rikardsson,77,ISL 22) 56.35 ,72,ITA 26) 2:18.08 Jose Couto,78,POR 49) 56.14 Andrei Gavrilov,74,KAZ 23) 56.44 Rogerio Romero,69,BRA 27) 2:18.14 Andrew Bree,81,IRL 50) 56.17 Ivan Mladina,80,CRO 24) 56.47 Darius Grigalionis,77,LTU 28) 2:18.28 Oleg Lisogor,79,UKR 51) 56.36 ,79,GRE 25) 56.50 Mark Versfeld,76,CAN 29) 2:19.16 Kyong-Fan Joe,82,KOR 52) 56.39 Cheng-Hua Tseng,77,TPE 26) 56.71 Volodymyr Nikolaychuk,75,UKR 30) 2:19.30 Tsung Chue Li,77,TPE 53) 56.42 Haitham Hassan,78,EGY 27) 56.81 Alex Lim,80,MAS 31) 2:19.31 ,80,NZL 54) 56.46 Stephen Fahy,78,BER 28) 56.95 Miroslav Machovic,76,SVK 32) 2:19.33 Tal Stricker,79,ISR 55) 56.50 Albert Sutanto,75,INA 29) 56.95 Nuno Laurentino,75,POR 33) 2:19.71 Raiko Pachel,74,EST 56) 56.63 Artur Jakovlevs,67,LAT 30) 57.06 Simon Thirsk,77,RSA 34) 2:19.76 Jarno Pihlava,78,FIN 57) 57.23 Nicholas Rees,80,BAH 31) 57.15 Min Sung,82,KOR 35) 2:20.10 Francisco Suriano,78,ESA 58) 57.44 Conrad Francis,81,SRI 32) 57.26 Blaz Medvesek,80,SLO 36) 2:20.31 Jeremy Knowles,81,BAH 59) 58.55 Dumitri Zastoico,79,MDA 33) 57.35 ,82,AUT 37) 2:20.98 Andres Bicocca,76,ARG 60) 59.55 Jin-Woo Kim,83,KEN 34) 57.47 Kunpeng Ouyang,82,CHN 38) 2:21.60 Yi Zhu,77,CHN 61) 1:00.60 Kamal S. Masud,79,PAK 35) 57.50 Philippe Gilgen,76,SUI 200 breast medallists: Parkin,RSA, Fioravanti,ITA, Rummolo, ITA Marco Chiesa 39) 2:21.78 Alvaro Fortuny,80,GUA 200 METRES BUTTERFLY, Sept 19 36) 57.51 ,78,SWE 40) 2:23.81 M. Akbar Nasution,83,INA 1) 1:55.35 Tom Malchow,76,USA 37) 57.66 Scott Talbot-Cameron,82,NZL 31) 2:05.06 Arunas Savickas,75,LTU 36) 1:04.12 Vadim Tatarov,71,MDA 41) 2:23.95 Ratapong Sirisanont,76,THA 2) 1:55.76 Denis Sylantyev,76,UKR 38) 57.91 Alexander Ivlev,81,MDA 32) 2:05.47 Lik Sung Fong,80,HKG 37) 1:04.31 Francisco Suriano,78,ESA 42) 2:24.04 Chi Kin Tam,80,HKG 3) 1:56.17 Justin Norris,80,AUS 39) 58.03 Ivan Angelov,79,BUL 33) 2:05.51 Eduardo Otero,80,ARG 38) 1:04.35 Alvaro Fortuny,80,GUA 43) 2:24.49 Juan Madrigal,74,CRC 4) 1:56.34 Anatoli Poliakov,80,RUS 40) 58.09 Eduardo Otero,80,ARG 34) 2:05.52 Torwai Sethsothorn,82,THA 39) 1:04.37 Alwin De Prins,78,LUX 44) 2:26.84 Elvin Chia,77,MAS 5) 1:56.50 ,85,USA 41) 58.18 Diego Gallo,82,URU 35) 2:06.10 Ahmed Hussein,83,USA 40) 1:04.54 Shang Hsua Yang,83,TPE 45) 2:29.54 Ngoc Anh Nguyen,81,VIE 6) 1:57.01 Stephen Parry,77,GBR 42) 58.25 Milorad Cavic,84,YUG 36) 2:06.32 Gary Tan,82,SIN 41) 1:04.58 Andrew Bree,81,IRL 46) 2:30.23 Sergey Voytsekhovich,82,UZB 7) 1:57.97 Denis Pankratov,74,RUS 43) 58.48 Dulyarit Phuangthong,77,THA 37) 2:06.67 Andrei Mihailov,80,MDA 42) 1:04.64 Nikola Savcic,74,YUG 47) 2:32.90 Leonard Ngoma,79,ZAM 8) 1:58.39 ,71,FRA 44) 58.67 Haitham Hassan,78,EGY 38) 2:07.14 Jong-Min Lee,82,KOR 43) 1:04.67 Alfredo Jacobo,82,MEX 100 METRES BUTTERFLY, Sept 22 Semifinals, Sept 18 45) 58.69 Gary Tan,82,SIN 39) 2:07.30 Ivan Angelov,79,BUL 44) 1:04.68 Ivan Rodriguez-Mesa,77,PAN 1) 52.00 Lars Frolander,74,SWE 1) 1:56.02 Tom Malchow,76,USA 46) 58.74 Mehdi Addadi,78,ALG 40) 2:08.22 Guillermo Cabrera,82,DOM 45) 1:04.71 Kyong-Fan Joe,82,KOR 2) 52.18 Michael Klim,77,AUS 2) 1:56.78 Anatoli Poliakov,80,RUS 47) 58.90 Benjamin Lopinto,76,SEY 41) 2:08.23 Alex Lim,80,MAS 46) 1:04.96 Alexander Gukov,72,BLR 3) 52.22 Geoff Huegill,79,AUS 3) 1:56.81 Denis Sylantyev,76,UKR 48) 59.06 Mike Fung A Wing,78,SUR 42) 2:09.07 Milos Cerovic,80,YUG 47) 1:04.98 Wickus Nienaber,82,SWZ 4) 52.44 Ian Crocker,82,USA 4) 1:57.00 Michael Phelps,85,USA 49) 59.86 Konstantin Prayhkin,79,KGZ 43) 2:13.86 Aleksander Egorov,75,KGZ 48) 1:05.14 Juan Madrigal,74,CRC 5) 52.58 Michael Mintenko,75,CAN 5) 1:57.04 Franck Esposito,71,FRA 50) 59.94 German Martinez,79,COL 44) 3:22.70 Yong Fu,78,CHN 49) 1:05.25 Jorg Lindmeier,68,NAM 52.58 Takashi Yamamoto,78,JPN 6) 1:57.10 Justin Norris,80,AUS 51) 1:00.19 Nick Neckles,79,BAR 100 METRES BREASTSTROKE, Sept 17 50) 1:05.28 Matthew Kwok,81,HKG 7) 53.13 ,77,GER 7) 1:57.23 Stephen Parry,77,GBR 52) 1:01.02 Pavel Sidorov,76,KAZ 1) 1:00.46 Domenico Fioravanti,77,ITA 51) 1:05.51 Sylvain Faure,82,MON 53.13 Anatoli Poliakov,80,RUS 8) 1:57.24 Denis Pankratov,74,RUS 53) 1:01.15 Mauricio Prudencia,80,BOL 2) 1:00.73 Ed Moses,80,USA 52) 1:05.55 Hjalti Gudmundsson,78,ISL Semifinals, Sept 21 9) 1:57.66 Takashi Yamamoto,78,JPN 54) 1:05.17 Faisal Al Mahmeed,83,KUW 3) 1:00.91 Roman Sloudnov,80,RUS 53) 1:05.75 Sergio Ferreyra,77,ARG 1) 51.96 Geoff Huegill,79,AUS 10) 1:57.84 ,76,GBR 55) 1:12.38 Welbert Samuel,81,FSM 4) 1:01.34 ,82,JPN 54) 1:05.95 Alexander Savitskiy,71,KAZ 2) 52.63 Michael Klim,77,AUS 11) 1:57.90 Heath Ramsay,81,AUS 200 METRES BACKSTROKE, Sept 21 5) 1:01.50 Daniel Malek,73,CZE 55) 1:05.97 Jean-Luc Razakarivoni,75,MAD 3) 52.82 Ian Crocker,82,USA 12) 1:58.06 Hisayoshi Tanaka,79,JPN 1) 1:56.76 Lenny Krayzelburg,75,USA 6) 1:01.58 Morgan Knabe,81,CAN 56) 1:06.07 Ahmad Al-kudmani,79,KSA 4) 52.84 Lars Frolander,74,SWE 13) 1:58.63 Andrew Livingston,78,PUR 2) 1:57.35 Aaron Peirsol,83,USA 7) 1:01.63 Brett Petersen,77,RSA 57) 1:06.41 Daniel Liew,79,SIN 5) 53.00 Michael Mintenko,75,CAN 14) 1:58.66 Stefan Aartsen,75,NED 3) 1:57.59 Matt Welsh,76,AUS 8) 1:01.88 Remo Lutolf,80,SUI 58) 1:07.09 Krasimir Zahov,78,BUL 6) 53.01 Takashi Yamamoto,78,JPN 15) 1:58.96 Thomas Rupprath,77,GER 4) 1:59.00 Orn Arnarson,81,ISL Semifinals, Sept 16 59) 1:07.32 Evgeni Petrashov,78,KGZ 7) 53.18 Thomas Rupprath,77,GER 16) 1:59.03 Sergiy Fesenko,82,UKR 5) 1:59.01 Emanuele Merisi,72,ITA 1) 1:00.84 Domenico Fioravanti,77,ITA 60) 1:07.46 Hakan Kiper,73,TUR 8) 53.32 Anatoli Poliakov,80,RUS Prelims, Sept 18 6) 1:59.05 Razvan Florea,80,ROM 2) 1:01.15 Roman Sloudnov,80,RUS 61) 1:08.12 Antonio Leon,82,PAR 9) 53.33 ,79,NED 1) 1:56.25 Tom Malchow,76,USA 7) 1:59.27 Rogerio Romero,69,BRA 3) 1:01.22 Ed Moses,80,USA 62) 1:08.60 Malick Fall,85,SEN 10) 53.38 Franck Esposito,71,FRA 2) 1:56.42 Denis Sylantyev,76,UKR 8) 1:59.38 Gordan Kozulj,76,CRO 4) 1:01.31 Kosuke Kitajima,82,JPN 63) 1:13.34 Kieran Chan,84,PNG 11) 53.45 Zsolt Gaspar,77,HUN 3) 1:57.30 Michael Phelps,85,USA Semifinals, Sept 20 5) 1:01.42 Brett Petersen,77,RSA 64) 1:14.93 Karar Samedul,81,BAN 12) 53.51 Denis Sylantyev,76,UKR 4) 1:57.60 Justin Norris,80,AUS 1) 1:57.27 Lenny Krayzelburg,75,USA 6) 1:01.60 Daniel Malek,73,CZE 65) 1:22.35 Joe Atuhaire,78,UGA 13) 53.55 James Hickman,76,GBR 5) 1:57.67 Anatoli Poliakov,80,RUS 2) 1:58.44 Aaron Peirsol,83,USA 7) 1:01.70 Morgan Knabe,81,CAN 200 METRES BREASTSTROKE, Sept 20 14) 53.59 ,80,USA 6) 1:57.88 James Hickman,76,GBR 3) 1:58.57 Matt Welsh,76,AUS 8) 1:01.81 Remo Lutolf,80,SUI 1) 2:10.87 Domenico Fioravanti,77,ITA 15) 53.65 Jere Hard,78,FIN 7) 1:57.97 Franck Esposito,71,FRA 4) 1:58.99 Orn Arnarson,81,ISL 9) 1:01.83 Karoly Guttler,68,HUN 2) 2:12.50 Terence Parkin,80,RSA 16) 53.81 Stefan Aartsen,75,NED 8) 1:58.00 Stephen Parry,77,GBR 5) 1:59.44 Razvan Florea,80,ROM 10) 1:01.88 Dimitri Komornikov,81,RUS 3) 2:12.73 Davide Rummolo,77,ITA Prelims, Sept 21 9) 1:58.01 Denis Pankratov,74,RUS 6) 1:59.56 Gordan Kozulj,76,CRO 11) 1:01.92 Jarno Pihlava,78,FIN 4) 2:12.88 Regan Harrison,77,AUS 1) 52.73 Michael Klim,77,AUS 10) 1:58.07 Takashi Yamamoto,78,JPN 7) 1:59.69 Rogerio Romero,69,BRA 12) 1:01.92 ,76,GER 5) 2:13.20 Daniel Malek,73,CZE 2) 52.79 Geoff Huegill,79,AUS 11) 1:58.32 Thomas Rupprath,77,GER 8) 1:59.78 Emanuele Merisi,72,ITA 13) 1:01.94 ,72,NED 6) 2:13.27 ,80,USA 3) 52.90 Michael Mintenko,75,CAN 12) 1:58.82 Heath Ramsay,81,AUS 9) 1:59.85 Marko Strahija,75,CRO 14) 1:01.98 Darren Mew,79,GBR 7) 2:13.31 Johan Bernard,74,FRA 4) 52.91 Takashi Yamamoto,78,JPN 13) 1:58.89 Stefan Aartsen,75,NED 10) 2:00.06 Klaas Zwering,81,NED 15) 1:02.00 Oleg Lisogor,79,UKR 8) 2:14.00 Ryan Mitchell,77,AUS 5) 53.14 Lars Frolander,74,SWE 14) 1:59.00 Hisayoshi Tanaka,79,JPN 11) 2:00.39 Cameron Delaney,80,AUS 16) 1:02.89 ,81,FRA Semifinals, Sept 19 6) 53.29 Zsolt Gaspar,77,HUN 15) 1:59.05 Andrew Livingston,78,PUR 12) 2:00.47 Sergei Ostapchuk,76,RUS Prelims, Sept 16 1) 2:12.37 Domenico Fioravanti,77,ITA 7) 53.30 Anatoli Poliakov,80,RUS 16) 1:59.41 Sergiy Fesenko,82,UKR 13) 2:01.19 Chris Renaud,76,CAN 1) 1:01.32 Domenico Fioravanti,77,ITA 2) 2:13.23 Davide Rummolo,77,ITA 8) 53.34 Denis Sylantyev,76,UKR 17) 1:59.48 Ioan Gherghel,78,ROM 14) 2:02.26 Leonardo Costa,76,BRA 2) 1:01.56 Daniel Malek,73,CZE 3) 2:13.38 Kyle Salyards,80,USA 9) 53.45 Ian Crocker,82,USA 18) 1:59.59 Shamek Pietucha,76,CAN 15) 2:02.27 Volodymyr Nikolaychuk,75,UKR 3) 1:01.59 Ed Moses,80,USA 4) 2:13.46 Daniel Malek,73,CZE 10) 53.48 James Hickman,76,GBR 19) 1:59.85 Kyu-Chul Han,81,KOR 16) 2:03.80 Yoav Gath,80,ISR 4) 1:01.66 Karoly Guttler,68,HUN 5) 2:13.48 Johan Bernard,74,FRA 11) 53.54 Tommy Hannan,80,USA 20) 2:00.02 Juan Veloz,82,MEX Prelims, Sept 20 5) 1:01.68 Kosuke Kitajima,82,JPN 6) 2:13.57 Terence Parkin,80,RSA 12) 53.54 Franck Esposito,71,FRA 21) 2:00.11 Vladan Markovic,77,YUG 1) 1:58.40 Lenny Krayzelburg,75,USA 6) 1:01.81 Morgan Knabe,81,CAN 7) 2:13.75 Regan Harrison,77,AUS 13) 53.57 Thomas Rupprath,77,GER 22) 2:00.12 Anthony Ang,78,MAS 2) 1:59.10 Aaron Peirsol,83,USA 7) 1:01.87 Dimitri Komornikov,81,RUS 8) 2:13.87 Ryan Mitchell,77,AUS 14) 53.66 Joris Keizer,79,NED 23) 2:00.15 Jorge Perez,72,ESP 3) 1:59.61 Cameron Delaney,80,AUS 8) 1:02.00 Marcel Wouda,72,NED 9) 2:13.95 Dimitri Komornikov,81,RUS 15) 53.67 Jere Hard,78,FIN 24) 2:00.74 Viktor Bodrogi,83,HUN 4) 1:59.76 Matt Welsh,76,AUS 9) 1:02.09 Jens Kruppa,76,GER 10) 2:14.01 Morgan Knabe,81,CAN 16) 53.81 Stefan Aartsen,75,NED 25) 2:00.75 Ioannis Drymonakos,79,GRE 5) 1:59.79 Razvan Florea,80,ROM 10) 1:02.15 Roman Sloudnov,80,RUS 11) 2:14.20 Max Podoprigora,78,AUT 17) 53.90 ,82,UKR 26) 2:00.90 Theo Verster,75,RSA 6) 1:59.80 Orn Arnarson,81,ISL 11) 1:02.20 Brett Petersen,77,RSA 12) 2:14.59 Stephan Perrot,77,FRA 18) 53.95 Theo Verster,75,RSA 27) 2:01.06 Gunter Rodriguez,81,CUB 7) 1:59.92 Emanuele Merisi,72,ITA 12) 1:02.21 Jarno Pihlava,78,FIN 13) 2:14.67 Norbert Rozsa,72,HUN 19) 53.98 ,75,RUS 28) 2:01.20 Michael Windisch,76,AUT 8) 2:00.17 Sergei Ostapchuk,76,RUS 13) 1:02.24 Oleg Lisogor,79,UKR 14) 2:15.16 Akira Hayashi,74,JPN 20) 54.12 Kunpeng Ouyang,82,CHN 29) 2:01.30 Zoran Lazarevski,80,MKD 9) 2:00.19 Gordan Kozulj,76,CRO 14) 1:02.40 Hugues Duboscq,81,FRA 15) 2:15.23 ,80,SWE 21) 54.13 Ioan Gherghel,78,ROM 30) 2:01.32 Massi Eroli,76,ITA 10) 2:00.48 Rogerio Romero,69,BRA 15) 1:02.42 Darren Mew,79,GBR 16) 2:16.90 Alexander Tkachev,72,KGZ 22) 54.14 Shamek Pietucha,76,CAN 31) 2:01.97 Michael Halika,78,ISR 11) 2:00.51 Chris Renaud,76,CAN 16) 1:02.54 Remo Lutolf,80,SUI Prelims, Sept 19 23) 54.15 Peter Mankoc,78,SLO 32) 2:01.99 Mark Kwok,77,HKG 12) 2:00.72 Marko Strahija,75,CRO 17) 1:02.77 ,71,AUS 1) 2:12.75 Davide Rummolo,77,ITA 24) 54.15 Daniel Carlsson,76,SWE 33) 2:02.00 Xufeng Xie,78,CHN 13) 2:00.80 Yoav Gath,80,ISR 18) 1:02.79 Jose Couto,78,POR 2) 2:14.10 Daniel Malek,73,CZE 25) 54.24 Tero Valimaa,78,FIN 34) 2:02.46 Tero Valimaa,78,FIN 14) 2:00.94 Klaas Zwering,81,NED 19) 1:02.81 Elvin Chia,77,MAS 3) 2:14.18 Morgan Knabe,81,CAN 26) 54.32 Marcin Kaczmarek,77,POL 35) 2:03.62 Cheng-Hua Tseng,77,TPE 15) 2:01.07 Volodymyr Nikolaychuk,75,UKR 20) 1:02.85 ,70,GER 4) 2:14.37 Max Podoprigora,78,AUT 27) 54.34 Jan Vitazka,77,CZE 36) 2:03.67 Juan Valdivieso,82,PER 16) 2:01.08 Leonardo Costa,76,BRA 21) 1:02.86 Akira Hayashi,74,JPN 5) 2:14.69 Ryan Mitchell,77,AUS 28) 54.45 Pablo Abal,77,ARG 37) 2:03.91 Colin Lowth,77,IRL 17) 2:01.09 Simon Dufour,79,FRA 22) 1:02.87 Patrick Schmollinger,73,AUT 6) 2:14.79 Stephan Perrot,77,FRA 29) 54.56 Francisco Sanchez,76,VEN 38) 2:04.15 Dulyarit Phuangthong,77,THA 18) 2:01.11 Adam Ruckwood,74,GBR 23) 1:02.91 Adam Whitehead,80,GBR 7) 2:14.85 Regan Harrison,77,AUS 30) 54.75 Simao Morgado,79,POR 39) 2:04.35 Lovre Franicevic,79,CRO 19) 2:01.20 Simon Militis,77,GBR 24) 1:03.00 Marek Krawczyk,76,POL 8) 2:15.02 Martin Gustavsson,80,SWE 31) 54.85 Philippe Meyer,71,SUI 40) 2:04.40 Georgi Palazov,80,BUL 20) 2:01.34 Dustin Hersee,75,CAN 25) 1:03.03 Patrick Calhoun,81,USA 9) 2:15.04 Domenico Fioravanti,77,ITA 32) 55.03 Andrew Livingston,78,PUR 41) 2:04.86 Konstantin Andriushin,75,KGZ 21) 2:01.35 Ralf Braun,73,GER 26) 1:03.05 Patrik Isaksson,73,SWE 10) 2:15.06 Terence Parkin,80,RSA 33) 55.07 Josh Ilika,76,MEX 42) 2:05.13 Albert Sutanto,75,INA 22) 2:01.53 Scott Talbot-Cameron,82,NZL 27) 1:03.06 Steven Ferguson,80,NZL 11) 2:15.27 Norbert Rozsa,72,HUN 34) 55.21 Ravil Nachaev,74,UZB 43) 2:08.18 Roberto Delgado,75,ECU 23) 2:01.67 Blaz Medvesek,80,SLO 28) 1:03.11 Terence Parkin,80,RSA 12) 2:15.35 Johan Bernard,74,FRA 35) 55.25 Konstantin Ushkov,77,KGZ 44) 2:09.34 Dumitri Zastoico,79,MDA 24) 2:02.05 Neisser Bent,76,CUB 29) 1:03.20 Yi Zhu,77,CHN 13) 2:15.54 Akira Hayashi,74,JPN 36) 55.26 Anthony Ang,78,MAS 45) 2:10.54 Dimitri Tsutskarev,76,UZB 25) 2:02.13 Mirko Mazzari,75,ITA 30) 1:03.58 Vanja Rogulj,82,CRO 14) 2:15.57 Kyle Salyards,80,USA 37) 55.38 Yoav Meiri,75,ISR 46) 2:11.56 Fadi Kouzmah,83,SYR 26) 2:02.84 Markus Rogan,82,AUT 31) 1:03.72 Eduardo Fischer,80,BRA 15) 2:15.63 Alexander Tkachev,72,KGZ 38) 55.49 Simeon Makedonski,77,BUL 200 METRES IND.MEDLEY, Sept 21 27) 2:03.43 Alejandro Bermudez,76,COL 32) 1:03.99 Tal Stricker,79,ISR 16) 2:15.70 Dimitri Komornikov,81,RUS 39) 55.55 Janko Gojkovic,73,BIH 1) 1:58.98 Massi Rosolino,78,ITA 28) 2:03.45 Guillermo Mediano,76,ESP 33) 1:03.99 Raiko Pachel,74,EST 17) 2:15.71 Kosuke Kitajima,82,JPN 40) 55.55 Oswaldo Quevedo,75,VEN 2) 1:59.77 Tom Dolan,75,USA 29) 2:03.82 Mario Carvalho,78,POR 34) 1:04.02 Arsenio Lopez,78,PUR 18) 2:16.08 Marek Krawczyk,76,POL 41) 55.62 Alex Miladinovski,79,MKD 3) 2:00.87 Tom Wilkens,75,USA 30) 2:04.73 Miroslav Machovic,76,SVK 35) 1:04.02 Valeri Kalmikovs,73,LAT 19) 2:16.21 Valeri Kalmikovs,73,LAT 42) 55.70 Dennis Jensen,74,DEN 4) 2:01.16 Attila Czene,74,HUN

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 39 5) 2:01.48 Marcel Wouda,72,NED 10) 4:18.85 Istvan Bathazi,78,HUN 20) 3:46.88 Cuba,CUB 7) 7:21.92 Canada,CAN 20) 26.00 ,78,GBR 6) 2:02.02 ,72,GER 11) 4:19.97 Michael Halika,78,ISR 21) 3:47.37 China,CHN 1:50.44 Mark Johnston 21) 26.01 Xue Han,81,CHN 7) 2:02.23 Xavier Marchand,73,FRA 12) 4:20.31 ,73,AUS 22) 3:48.32 Malaysia,MAS 1:49.94 Michael Mintenko 22) 26.04 Nadine Rolland,74,CAN 8) 2:02.49 ,74,FIN 13) 4:20.76 Susumu Tabuchi,80,JPN disq ,FIN 1:48.71 Rick Say 23) 26.05 Leah Martindale,78,BAR Semifinals, Sept 20 14) 4:20.96 Johan Le Bihan,79,FRA 4X100 FREE RELAY FINAL, Sept 16 1:52.83 Yannick Lupien 24) 26.05 ,77,AUS 1) 2:00.38 Tom Dolan,75,USA 15) 4:21.63 Frederik Hviid,74,ESP 1) w3:13.67 Australia,AUS 8) 7:24.37 ,RUS 25) 26.07 Helene Muller,78,RSA 2) 2:01.14 Massi Rosolino,78,ITA 16) 4:21.81 ,79,NZL w48.18 Michael Klim 1:50.44 Dimitri Chernyshev 26) 26.10 Elena Popchenko,79,BLR 3) 2:01.23 Christian Keller,72,GER 17) 4:22.21 Alexei Kovriguine,81,RUS 48.48 Chris Fydler 1:51.16 Andrei Kapralov 27) 26.19 Eileen Coparropa,81,PAN 4) 2:01.40 Marcel Wouda,72,NED 18) 4:22.38 Yves Platel,79,SUI 48.71 Ashley Callus 1:51.65 Sergei Lavrenov 28) 26.21 Liesbeth Dreesen,76,BEL 5) 2:01.46 Jani Sievinen,74,FIN 19) 4:22.85 Massi Eroli,76,ITA 48.30 Ian Thorpe 1:51.12 Alexei Flipets 29) 26.21 Hanna-M. Septpala,84,FIN 6) 2:01.51 Tom Wilkens,75,USA 20) 4:23.19 Ioannis Kokkodis,81,GRE 2) 3:13.86 United States,USA Prelims, Sept 19 30) 26.23 Ivana Walterova,77,SVK 7) 2:01.56 Attila Czene,74,HUN 21) 4:23.33 Xufeng Xie,78,CHN 48.89 Anthony Ervin 1) 7:14.27 Australia,AUS 31) 26.26 Judith Draxler,70,AUT 8) 2:01.81 Xavier Marchand,73,FRA 22) 4:23.57 Sergei Mariniuk,69,MDA 48.31 Neil Walker 2) 7:17.22 United States,USA 32) 26.36 Siobhan Cropper,78,TRI 9) 2:01.95 Matthew Dunn,73,AUS 23) 4:23.81 Jan Vitazka,77,CZE 48.42 Jason Lezak 3) 7:17.69 Italy,ITA 33) 26.37 Ekaterina Kibalo,82,RUS 10) 2:01.99 Curtis Myden,73,CAN 24) 4:24.38 Simon Militis,77,GBR 48.24 Gary Hall 4) 7:19.95 Germany,GER 34) 26.55 Lara Heinz,81,LUX 11) 2:02.02 Cezar Badita,79,ROM 25) 4:24.56 Hao Jin,79,CHN 3) 3:17.40 Brazil,BRA 5) 7:20.67 Netherlands,NED 35) 26.57 Caroline Pickering,80,FIJ 12) 2:02.55 Jens Kruppa,76,GER 26) 4:24.62 Michael Windisch,76,AUT 49.79 Fernando Scherer 6) 7:20.69 Great Britain,GBR 36) 26.58 Kristy Coventry,79,ZIM 13) 2:02.90 ,75,ESP 27) 4:25.16 Jani Sievinen,74,FIN 48.61 Gustavo Borges 7) 7:21.45 Canada,CAN 37) 26.71 Joscelin Yeo,79,SIN 14) 2:02.91 Robert Van Der Zant,75,AUS 28) 4:25.26 Dmytro Nazarenko,80,UKR 49.88 Carlos Jayme 8) 7:23.58 Russia,RUS 38) 26.79 Jenna Gresdal,84,CAN 15) 2:02.92 Brian Johns,82,CAN 29) 4:25.70 Owen Von Richter,75,CAN 49.12 Edvaldo Silva 9) 7:24.06 Romania,ROM 39) 26.80 Thu Aung Moe,81,MYA 16) 2:03.90 Jiro Miki,83,JPN 30) 4:26.62 Marko Milenkovic,76,SLO 4) 3:17.77 Germany,GER 10) 7:24.48 Hungary,HUN 40) 26.84 Tzu-Ying Chiang,84,TPE Prelims, Sept 20 31) 4:26.87 Jeremy Knowles,81,BAH 49.63 Torsten Spanneberg 11) 7:24.63 Denmark,DEN 41) 26.88 Ekaterina Tochenaya,81,KGZ 1) 2:00.92 Massi Rosolino,78,ITA 32) 4:28.42 Torwai Sethsothorn,82,THA 49.06 Christian Troger 12) 7:24.83 Belarus,BLR 42) 26.88 Hee-Jin Jang,87,KOR 2) 2:01.55 Tom Dolan,75,USA 33) 4:28.56 Bang-Hyun Kim,79,KOR 50.20 Stephan Kunzelmann 13) 7:26.42 Brazil,BRA 43) 26.90 Athina Bochori,78,GRE 3) 2:01.89 Marcel Wouda,72,NED 34) 4:29.02 Lik Sung Fong,80,HKG 48.88 Stefan Herbst 14) 7:32.16 Ukraine,UKR 44) 27.28 Agnese Ozolina,79,LAT 4) 2:01.95 Curtis Myden,73,CAN 35) 4:29.42 Alejandro Bermudez,76,COL 5) 3:17.85 Italy,ITA 15) 7:35.77 ,GRE 45) 27.31 Pilin Tachakittiranan,83,THA 5) 2:02.00 Jani Sievinen,74,FIN 36) 4:29.52 George Bovell,83,TRI 49.23 Lorenzo Vismara disq. Kyrgyzstan,KGZ 46) 27.32 Marijana Surkovic,84,CRO 6) 2:02.09 Christian Keller,72,GER 37) 4:30.17 Juan C. Piccio,81,PHI 49.46 Klaus Lanzarini 47) 27.38 Hiu Wai Tsai,83,HKG 7) 2:02.21 Tom Wilkens,75,USA 38) 4:31.73 Juan Veloz,82,MEX 49.70 Massimiliano Rosolino WOMEN 48) 27.46 Chantal Gibney,80,IRL 8) 2:02.44 Matthew Dunn,73,AUS 39) 4:31.89 Grigori Matuzkov,71,KAZ 49.46 50 METRES FREESTYLE, Sept 23 49) 27.48 Angela Chuck,81,JAM 9) 2:02.48 Cezar Badita,79,ROM 40) 4:35.92 Georgi Palazov,80,BUL 6) 3:19.60 Sweden,SWE 1) 24.32 Inge de Bruijn,73,NED 50) 27.54 Jurate Ladaviciute,85,LTU 10) 2:02.66 Attila Czene,74,HUN 41) 4:36.90 Wan Azalan Wan Abdullah,75,MAS 50.06 Stefan Nystrand 2) 24.51 Therese Alshammar,77,SWE 51) 27.58 Elin Sigurdardottir,73,ISL 11) 2:02.77 Robert Van Der Zant,75,AUS 42) 4:38.41 Sandro Tomas,72,CRO 48.12 Lars Frolander 3) 24.63 Dara Torres,67,USA 52) 27.66 Marilyn Chua,80,MAS 12) 2:02.86 Xavier Marchand,73,FRA 43) 4:41.97 Oussama Mallouli,84,TUN 49.99 Mattias Ohlin 4) 25.04 ,73,USA 53) 27.70 Duska Radan,78,YUG 13) 2:02.89 Jordi Carrasco,75,ESP 44) 4:42.78 Kuo Tung Hsu,83,TPE 51.43 Johan Nystrom 5) 25.24 Martina Moravcova,76,SVK 54) 27.75 Maria Tregubova,84,MDA 14) 2:03.08 Jens Kruppa,76,GER 45) 4:53.12 John Tabone,80,MLT 7) 3:21.00 France,FRA 6) 25.27 Sandra Volker,74,GER 55) 28.08 Saida Iskandarova,80,UZB 15) 2:03.12 Brian Johns,82,CAN 4X100 MEDLEY RELAY, Sept 23 50.88 Frederic Bousquet 7) 25.45 ,72,GBR 56) 28.11 Talia Barrios,80,PER 16) 2:03.33 Jiro Miki,83,JPN 1) w3:33.73 United States,USA 49.68 Romain Barnier 8) 25.65 Sumika Minamoto,79,JPN 57) 28.20 Ngozi Monu,81,NGR 17) 2:03.33 Terence Parkin,80,RSA 53.87 Lenny Krayzelburg 49.79 Hugo Viart Semifinals, Sept 22 58) 28.78 Tanya Anacleto,76,MOZ 18) 2:03.45 Peter Mankoc,78,SLO 59.84 Ed Moses 50.65 Nicolas Kintz 1) w24.13 Inge de Bruijn,73,NED 59) 28.79 Alisa Khaleyeva,78,AZE 19) 2:03.63 Istvan Bathazi,78,HUN 52.10 Ian Crocker Disq. Russia,RUS 2) 24.80 Therese Alshammar,77,SWE 60) 28.81 Sherri Henry,82,LCA 20) 2:03.64 Theo Verster,75,RSA 47.82 Gary Hall 50.44 Andrei Kapralov 3) 24.98 Dara Torres,67,USA 61) 29.20 Mbolatiana Ramanisa,82,MAD 21) 2:03.66 Jan Vitazka,77,CZE 2) 3:35.27 Australia,AUS Prelims, Sept 16 4) 25.00 Amy Van Dyken,73,USA 62) 29.31 Roshendra Vrolijk,84,ARU 22) 2:04.04 Ioannis Kokkodis,81,GRE 54.29 Matthew Welsh 1) 3:15.43 United States,USA 5) 25.22 Sandra Volker,74,GER 63) 29.79 Yuliana Mikheeva,77,ARM 23) 2:04.07 Dean Kent,79,NZL 1:01.48 Regan Harrison 2) 3:17.37 Australia,AUS 6) 25.32 Alison Sheppard,72,GBR 64) 29.88 Theekshana Ratnasekera,82,SRI 24) 2:04.18 Valeri Kalmikovs,73,LAT 51.33 Geoff Huegill 3) 3:18.70 Germany,GER 7) 25.43 Sumika Minamoto,79,JPN 65) 30.05 Samar Nassar,78,PLE 25) 2:04.67 Xufeng Xie,78,CHN 48.17 Michael Klim 4) 3:18.86 Italy,ITA 8) 25.49 Martina Moravcova,76,SVK 66) 31.28 Runa Pradhan,84,NEP 26) 2:04.68 George Bovell,83,TRI 3) 3:35.88 Germany,GER 5) 3:19.29 Brazil,BRA 9) 25.61 Anna-K. Kammerling,80,SWE 67) 31.71 Terna Matthews,80,VIN 27) 2:05.15 Michael Windisch,76,AUT 55.07 Stev Theloke 6) 3:19.70 Russia,RUS 10) 25.61 Vivienne Rignall,73,NZL 68) 32.22 Francilia Agar,75,DMA 28) 2:05.19 Yves Platel,79,SUI 1:00.52 Jens Kruppa 7) 3:19.80 Sweden,SWE 11) 25.62 ,73,GER 69) 32.36 Fariha Fathimath,87,MDV 29) 2:05.45 Grigori Matuzkov,71,KAZ 52.14 Thomas Rupprath 8) 3:20.19 France,FRA 12) 25.74 Susan O’Neill,73,AUS 70) 33.11 Raksmey Hem,83,CAM 30) 2:05.68 Susumu Tabuchi,80,JPN 48.15 Torsten Spanneberg 9) 3:20.45 Great Britain,GBR 13) 25.87 Wilma van Rijn,71,NED 71) 35.51 Noor Haki,79,IRQ 31) 2:05.98 Artem Goncharenko,79,UKR 4) 3:37.53 Netherlands,NED 10) 3:20.85 Belarus,BLR 14) 25.88 Olga Mukomol,79,UKR 72) 35.79 Aissatou Barry,79,GUI 32) 2:06.01 Oleg Pukhnatiy,75,UZB 56.83 Klaas E. Zwering 11) 3:21.28 South Africa,RSA 15) 25.95 Rania Elwani,77,EGY 73) 1:03.97 Paula Barila Bolopa,79,GEQ 33) 2:06.42 Kyu-Chul Han,81,KOR 1:01.20 Marcel Wouda 12) 3:21.48 Ukraine,UKR 16) 26.03 Jana Kolukanova,81,EST 100 METRES FREESTYLE, Sept 21 34) 2:06.49 Arsenio Lopez,78,PUR 52.26 Joris Keizer 13) 3:21.98 Canada,CAN Swim-off (16th) 1) 53.83 Inge de Bruijn,73,NED 35) 2:06.85 Jeremy Knowles,81,BAH 47.24 Pieter vdHoogenband 14) 3:22.06 Israel,ISR 1) 25.87 Jana Kolukanova,81,EST 2) 54.33 Therese Alshammar,77,SWE 36) 2:07.04 Kresimir Cac,76,CRO 5) 3:39.09 Hungary,HUN 15) 3:22.76 Spain,ESP 2) 26.00 ,73,DEN 3) 54.43 Dara Torres,67,USA 37) 2:07.28 Javier Diaz,79,MEX 55.90 Peter Horvath 16) 3:23.68 Lithuania,LTU disq. Ana Belen Palomo,77,ESP 54.43 Jenny Thompson,73,USA 38) 2:07.45 Alex Miladinovski,79,MKD 1:01.23 Karoly Guttler 17) 3:24.64 Venezuela,VEN Prelims, Sept 22 5) 54.72 Martina Moravcova,76,SVK 39) 2:07.53 Michael Halika,78,ISR 52.95 Zsolt Gaspar 18) 3:24.78 Denmark,DEN 1) 24.46 Inge de Bruijn,73,NED 6) 55.19 Helene Muller,78,RSA 40) 2:07.88 Andrei Pakin,78,KGZ 49.01 Attila Zubor 19) 3:24.96 ,CRO 2) 24.96 Dara Torres,67,USA 7) 55.53 Sumika Minamoto,79,JPN 41) 2:07.92 Stephen Fahy,78,BER 6) 3:39.88 Canada,CAN 20) 3:25.03 Kyrgyzstan,KGZ 3) 25.04 Amy Van Dyken,73,USA 8) 55.58 Wilma van Rijn,71,NED 42) 2:08.25 George Gleason,79,ISV 55.66 Chris Renaud 21) 3:28.90 Kazakhstan,KAZ 4) 25.24 Therese Alshammar,77,SWE Semifinals, Sept 20 43) 2:08.38 Pathonyu Yimsomruay,80,THA 1;01.23 Morgan Knabe disq Uzbekistan,UZB 5) 25.39 Martina Moravcova,76,SVK 1) w53.77 Inge de Bruijn,73,NED 44) 2:08.85 Nien-Pin Wu,83,TPE 52.66 Michael Mintenko disq etherland,NED 6) 25.44 Sandra Volker,74,GER 2) 54.40 Jenny Thompson,73,USA 45) 2:08.89 Walter Arciprete,79,ARG 50.33 Craig Hutchison 4X200 FREE RELAY, Sept 19 7) 25.52 Vivienne Rignall,73,NZL 3) 55.02 Dara Torres,67,USA 46) 2:09.00 Lik Sung Fong,80,HKG 7) 3:40.02 France,FRA 1) w7:07.05 Australia,AUS 8) 25.52 Sumika Minamoto,79,JPN 4) 55.06 Martina Moravcova,76,SVK 47) 2:09.13 Andrei Zaharov,75,MDA 55.67 Simon Dufour 1:46.03 Ian Thorpe 9) 25.53 Alison Sheppard,72,GBR 5) 55.24 Helene Muller,78,RSA 48) 2:09.51 Orel Oral,79,TUR 1:01.69 Hugues Duboscq 1:46.40 Michael Klim 10) 25.64 Katrin Meissner,73,GER 6) 55.28 Wilma van Rijn,71,NED 49) 2:09.58 Djordje Filipovic,78,YUG 52.80 Franck Esposito 1:47.36 Todd Pearson 11) 25.67 Olga Mukomol,79,UKR 7) 55.31 Therese Alshammar,77,SWE 50) 2:09.77 Felix Sutanto,75,INA 49.86 Frederic Bousquet 1:47.26 William Kirby 12) 25.73 Susan O’Neill,73,AUS 8) 55.62 Sumika Minamoto,79,JPN 51) 2:09.92 Haitham Hassan,78,EGY 8) 3:40.19 Great Britain,GBR 2) 7:12.64 United States,USA 13) 25.79 Anna-K. Kammerling,80,SWE 9) 55.69 Sue Rolph,78,GBR 52) 2:10.97 Francisco Picasso,82,URU 56.49 Neill Willey 1:49.66 Scott Goldblatt 14) 25.81 Wilma van Rijn,71,NED 10) 55.71 ,71,GBR 53) 2:12.76 George Demetriades,81,CYP 1;01.76 Darren Mew 1:46.49 Josh Davis 15) 25.87 Rania Elwani,77,EGY 11) 55.85 Rania Elwani,77,EGY 54) 2:13.22 Saad Khalloqi,80,MAR 52.53 James Hickman 1:48.74 16) 25.96 Mette Jacobsen,73,DEN 12) 55.93 Sarah Ryan,77,AUS 55) 2:16.23 Sultan Altoaibi,70,KUW 49.41 Sionn Brinn 1:47.75 Klete Keller 17) 25.96 Jana Kolukanova,81,EST 13) 55.94 Laura Nicholls,78,CAN 56) 2:21.22 Omar Abu-Fares,84,JOR Prelims, Sept 22 3) 7:12.70 Netherlands,NED 18) 25.96 Ana Belen Palomo,77,ESP 14) 55.94 Louise Johncke,76,SWE 400 METRES IND.MEDLEY, Sept 17 1) 3:38.50 Germany,GER 1:49.89 Martijn Zuijdweg 19) 25.99 Cristina Chiuso,73,ITA 15) 55.97 Sandra Volker,74,GER 1) w4:11.76 Tom Dolan,75,USA 2) 3:38.58 Hungary,HUN 1:49.37 Johan Kenhuis 2) 4:14.23 Erik Vendt,81,USA 3) 3:38.59 United States,USA 1:48.56 Marcel Wouda 3) 4:15.33 Curtis Myden,73,CAN 4) 3:39.38 Australia,AUS 1:44.88 Pieter van den Hoogenband 4) 4:15.93 ,81,ITA 5) 3:39.60 Great Britain,GBR 4) 7:12.91 Italy,ITA 5) 4:16.92 Terence Parkin,80,RSA 6) 3:40.10 Netherlands,NED 1:49.67 6) 4:17.87 Justin Norris,80,AUS 7) 3:40.31 France,FRA 1:48.41 7) 4:20.91 Cezar Badita,79,ROM 8) 3:40.56 Canada,CAN 1:48.92 Emiliano Brembilla 8) 4:20.93 Shinya Taniguchi,81,JPN 9) 3:40.83 Russia,RUS 1:45.91 Massimiliano Rosolino Prelims, Sept 17 10) 3:40.88 Sweden,SWE 5) 7:12.98 Great Britain,GBR 1) 4:14.26 Alessio Boggiatto,81,ITA 11) 3:41.05 Ukraine,UKR 1:49.61 Edward Sinclair 2) 4:15.52 Tom Dolan,75,USA 12) 3:42.31 Brazil,BRA 1:47.15 Paul Palmer 3) 4:16.55 Curtis Myden,73,CAN 13) 3:42.44 South Africa,RSA 1:48.85 Marc Spackman 4) 4:17.11 Cezar Badita,79,ROM 14) 3:42.73 Croatia,CRO 1:47.37 James Salter 5) 4:17.15 Erik Vendt,81,USA 15) 3:42.76 Spain,ESP 6) 7:20.19 Germany,GER 6) 4:17.36 Shinya Taniguchi,81,JPN 16) 3:42.78 Switzerland,SUI 1:50.83 Stefan Pohl 7) 4:17.36 Justin Norris,80,AUS 17) 3:43.39 Israel,ISR 1:50.01 Christian Keller 8) 4:18.14 Terence Parkin,80,RSA 18) 3:43.61 Argentina,ARG 1:49.05 Stefan Herbst 9) 4:18.63 ,71,GER 19) 3:46.70 Kyrgyzstan,KGZ 1:50.30 Christian Troger Amazing comeback for Dara Torres, 33, USA Marco Chiesa

40 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 16) 56.40 Elena Popchenko,79,BLR 15) 2:01.10 ,78,USA 14) 8:43.07 Eva Risztov,85,HUN 2) 2:11.02 ,80,JPN 20) 1:10.56 Heidi Earp,80,GBR Prelims, Sept 20 16) 2:01.31 Sara Parise,82,ITA 15) 8:43.22 Rebecca Cooke,83,GBR 3) 2:11.93 Roxana Maracineanu,75,FRA 21) 1:10.57 Alicja Peczak,70,POL 1) 54.77 Inge de Bruijn,73,NED 17) 2:01.34 Yu Yang,85,CHN 16) 8:43.56 Karine Legault,78,CAN 4) 2:11.93 Nina Zhivanevskaya,77,ESP 22) 1:11.09 Emma Igelstrom,80,SWE 2) 55.12 Dara Torres,67,USA 18) 2:01.42 Karen Pickering,71,GBR 17) 8:44.64 Irina Oufimtseva,85,RUS 5) 2:12.49 Miki Nakao,78,JPN 23) 1:11.51 Ilkay Dikmen,81,TUR 3) 55.22 Jenny Thompson,73,USA 19) 2:01.42 Jessica Deglau,80,CAN 18) 8:46.39 Mirjana Bosevska,81,MKD 6) 2:12.64 ,78,GER 24) 1:11.58 Elvira Fischer,78,AUT 4) 55.42 Martina Moravcova,76,SVK 20) 2:01.46 Solenne Figues,79,FRA 19) 8:47.64 Hana Cerna,74,CZE 7) 2:12.97 ,76,USA 25) 1:11.64 Hye-Young Byun,83,KOR 5) 55.45 Helene Muller,78,RSA 21) 2:01.93 Rania Elwani,77,EGY 20) 8:52.61 Ivanka Moralieva,83,BUL 8) 2:13.39 Kelly Stefanyshyn,82,CAN 26) 1:11.90 Isabel Ceballos,79,COL 6) 55.49 Therese Alshammar,77,SWE 22) 2:02.15 Nina van Koeckhoven,83,BEL 21) 8:54.79 Patricia Villareal,83,MEX 9) 2:13.57 ,82,GBR 27) 1:13.19 Agata Czaplicki,83,SUI 7) 55.54 Sandra Volker,74,GER 23) 2:02.69 Laura Nicholls,78,CAN 22) 8:56.33 Marianna Lymperta,79,GRE 10) 2:13.73 ,76,USA 28) 1:13.25 Joscelin Yeo,79,SIN 8) 55.77 Sue Rolph,78,GBR 24) 2:03.37 ,80,ESP 23) 9:00.12 Olga Beresnyeva,85,UKR 11) 2:13.85 ,77,GER 29) 1:13.41 Emma Robinson,78,IRL 9) 55.80 Sumika Minamoto,79,JPN 25) 2:04.06 Zoe Dimoshaki,85,GRE 24) 9:01.09 Chi-Chan Lin,80,TPE 12) 2:14.24 Louise Ornstedt,85,DEN 30) 1:13.49 Smiljana Marinovic,77,CRO 10) 55.82 Wilma van Rijn,71,NED 26) 2:04.39 Olena Lapunova,80,UKR 25) 9:01.90 Adi Bichman,83,ISR 13) 2:14.25 Clementine Stoney,82,AUS 31) 1:13.91 Imaday Nunez,80,CUB 11) 55.91 Louise Johncke,76,SWE 27) 2:05.22 Lara H. Bjargardottir,81,ISL 26) 9:04.02 Cecilia Biagioli,85,ARG 14) 2:14.95 Charlene Wittstock,78,RSA 32) 1:13.92 Yi Ting Siow,84,MAS 12) 56.05 Sarah Ryan,77,AUS 28) 2:05.24 Chantal Gibney,80,IRL 100 METRES BACKSTROKE, Sept 18 15) 2:14.97 Helen Don-Duncan,81,GBR 33) 1:14.07 Iris Heimisdottir,84,ISL 13) 56.08 Karen Pickering,71,GBR 29) 2:05.58 Vesna Stojanovska,85,MKD 1) 1:00.21 Diana Mocanu,84,ROM 16) 2:15.11 Ivette Maria,75,ESP 34) 1:14.41 Olga Moltchanova,79,KGZ 14) 56.30 Laura Nicholls,78,CAN 30) 2:05.88 Pilin Tachakittiranan,83,THA 2) 1:00.55 Mai Nakamura,79,JPN Prelims, Sept 21 35) 1:15.14 Jenny Guerrero,84,PHI 15) 56.31 Rania Elwani,77,EGY 31) 2:05.90 Elina Partoka,83,EST 3) 1:00.89 Nina Zhivanevskaya,77,ESP 1) 2:09.21 Diana Mocanu,84,ROM 36) 1:15.87 Caroline Chiu,84,HKG 16) 56.33 Elena Poptchenko,79,BLR 32) 2:06.12 Shu-Min Tsai,81,TPE 4) 1:01.10 Roxana Maracineanu,75,FRA 2) 2:11.01 Roxana Maracineanu,75,FRA 37) 1:16.15 Katerine Moreno,74,BOL 17) 56.59 Olga Mukomol,79,UKR 33) 2:07.21 Joo-Hee Roh,83,KOR 5) 1:01.14 ,78,JPN 3) 2:11.60 Nina Zhivanevskaya,77,ESP 38) 1:19.57 Nadia Cruz,75,ANG 18) 56.68 Hanna-M. Septpala,84,FIN 34) 2:07.61 Ivanka Moralieva,83,BUL 6) 1:01.47 Barbara Bedford,72,USA 4) 2:11.69 Miki Nakao,78,JPN 39) 1:19.62 Xenia Peni,83,PNG 19) 56.72 Xue Han,81,CHN 35) 2:08.08 Anna Korshikova,80,KGZ 7) 1:01.61 ,75,AUS 5) 2:12.15 Tomoko Hagiwara,80,JPN 40) 1:37.80 Mariam Keita,83,MLI 20) 56.97 Ekaterina Kibalo,82,RUS 36) 2:08.30 Petra Banovic,79,CRO 8) 1:02.02 Louise Ornstedt,85,DEN 6) 2:12.72 Lindsay Benko,76,USA 41) 1:42.39 Balkissa Ouhoumoudou,83,NIG 21) 57.09 Cristina Chiuso,73,ITA 37) 2:08.89 Nisha Millet,82,IND Semifinals, Sept 17 7) 2:12.99 Joanna Fargus,82,GBR 200 METRES BREASTSTROKE, Sept 21 22) 57.15 Joscelin Yeo,79,SIN 38) 2:15.83 Pamela Vazquez,81,HON 1) 1:00.70 Diana Mocanu,84,ROM 8) 2:13.42 Antje Buschschulte,78,GER 1) 2:24.35 Agnes Kovacs,81,HUN 23) 57.20 Florencia Szigeti,81,ARG 39) 2:18.78 Marelia Mamoun,82,SYR 2) 1:01.07 Mai Nakamura,79,JPN 9) 2:13.54 Amanda Adkins,76,USA 2) 2:24.56 Kristy Kowal,78,USA 24) 57.21 Leah Martindale,78,BAR 400 METRES FREESTYLE, Sept 17 3) 1:01.25 Noriko Inada,78,JPN 10) 2:13.61 Louise Ornstedt,85,DEN 3) 2:25.35 Amanda Beard,81,USA 25) 57.24 Antonia Machaira,71,GRE 1) 4:05.80 Brooke Bennett,80,USA 4) 1:01.41 Nina Zhivanevskaya,77,ESP 11) 2:13.87 Cathleen Rund,77,GER 4) 2:25.36 Hui Qi,85,CHN 26) 57.37 Ilona Hlavackova,77,CZE 2) 4:07.07 Diana Munz,82,USA 5) 1:01.61 Barbara Bedford,72,USA 12) 2:14.18 Helen Don-Duncan,81,GBR 5) 2:25.47 Olga Bakaldina,85,RUS 27) 57.40 Judith Draxler,70,AUT 3) 4:07.83 Claudia Poll,72,CRC 6) 1:01.61 Roxana Maracineanu,75,FRA 13) 2:14.28 Kelly Stefanyshyn,82,CAN 6) 2:25.72 Sarah Poewe,83,RSA 28) 57.47 Kristy Coventry,79,ZIM 4) 4:08.79 Janelle Atkinson,82,JAM 7) 1:01.69 Louise Ornstedt,85,DEN 14) 2:14.61 Clementine Stoney,82,AUS 7) 2:26.98 ,79,JPN 29) 57.71 Elina Partoka,83,EST 5) 4:10.37 Nadezda Tchemezova,80,RUS 8) 1:01.91 Antje Buschschulte,78,GER 15) 2:14.78 Ivette Maria,75,ESP 8) 2:27.33 Xuejuan Luo,84,CHN 30) 57.71 Gyongyver Lakos,77,HUN 6) 4:10.38 ,82,GER 9) 1:02.35 Kelly Stefanyshyn,82,CAN 16) 2:15.10 Charlene Wittstock,78,RSA Semifinals, Sept 20 31) 57.78 Susan O’Neill,73,AUS 7) 4:12.36 ,71,NED 10) 1:02.35 ,82,GBR 17) 2:15.86 Nadiya Beshevli,82,UKR 1) 2:24.03 Agnes Kovacs,81,HUN 32) 57.82 Eileen Coparropa,81,PAN 8) 4:13.11 Hua Chen,82,CHN 11) 1:02.54 Kristy Coventry,79,ZIM 18) 2:15.97 Shu Zhan,85,CHN 2) 2:24.21 Hui Qi,85,CHN 33) 57.85 Monique Robins,84,NZL Prelims, Sept 17 12) 1:02.55 Michelle Lischinsky,75,CAN 19) 2:16.13 Irina Raevskaya,83,RUS 3) 2:25.41 Olga Bakaldina,85,RUS 34) 57.91 Siobhan Cropper,78,TRI 1) 4:07.57 Brooke Bennett,80,USA 13) 1:02.92 Shu Zhan,85,CHN 20) 2:16.22 Helen Norfolk,81,NZL 4) 2:25.46 Kristy Kowal,78,USA 35) 58.02 Tine Bossuyt,80,BEL 2) 4:09.33 Claudia Poll,72,CRC 14) 1:03.01 Sandra Volker,74,GER 21) 2:16.23 Anu Koivisto,80,FIN 5) 2:25.54 Sarah Poewe,83,RSA 36) 58.44 Lara H. Bjargardottir,81,ISL 3) 4:09.61 Janelle Atkinson,82,JAM 15) 1:03.31 Donghua Lu,82,CHN 22) 2:16.67 Yseult Gervy,79,BEL 6) 2:25.86 Xuejuan Luo,84,CHN 37) 58.55 Lara Heinz,81,LUX 4) 4:10.39 Diana Munz,82,USA 16) 1:41.86 Dyana Calub,75,AUS 23) 2:16.71 Aleksandra Miciul,82,POL 7) 2:26.24 Masami Tanaka,79,JPN 38) 58.62 Caroline Pickering,80,FIJ 5) 4:10.56 Hua Chen,82,CHN Prelims, Sept 17 24) 2:17.05 Dyana Calub,75,AUS 8) 2:26.62 Amanda Beard,81,USA 39) 58.69 Pilin Tachakittiranan,83,THA 6) 4:10.76 Hannah Stockbauer,82,GER 1) 1:00.88 Mai Nakamura,79,JPN 25) 2:18.07 Katerini Bliamou,82,GRE 9) 2:27.86 Karine Bremond,75,FRA 40) 58.77 Hee-Jin Jang,87,KOR 7) 4:10.76 Nadezda Tchemezova,80,RUS 2) 1:01.18 Diana Mocanu,84,ROM 26) 2:19.35 Ana-M. Gonzalez,76,CUB 10) 2:28.30 Caroline Hildreth,78,AUS 41) 58.78 Jurate Ladaviciute,85,LTU 8) 4:10.86 Carla Geurts,71,NED 3) 1:01.66 Roxana Maracineanu,75,FRA 27) 2:19.37 Jana Korbasova,76,SVK 11) 2:28.50 Hyo-Jin Ku,85,KOR 42) 58.79 Chantal Gibney,80,IRL 9) 4:11.77 ,81,SUI 4) 1:01.70 Barbara Bedford,72,USA 28) 2:20.40 Annamaria Kiss,81,HUN 12) 2:28.99 Anne Poleska,80,GER 43) 58.80 Ekaterina Tochenaya,81,KGZ 10) 4:11.87 ,76,NED 5) 1:01.97 Nina Zhivanevskaya,77,ESP 29) 2:21.28 Derya Erke,83,TUR 13) 2:29.43 Christin Petelski,77,CAN 44) 59.08 Anna Stylianou,86,CYP 11) 4:11.92 ,82,ROM 6) 1:01.98 Louise Ornstedt,85,DEN 30) 2:21.59 Chonlathor Vorathamrong,80,THA 14) 2:29.90 ,76,AUS 45) 59.28 Agnese Ozolina,79,LAT 12) 4:12.45 Sachiko Yamada,82,JPN 7) 1:02.19 Shu Zhan,85,CHN 31) 2:22.59 Marica Strazmester,81,YUG 15) 2:30.02 Alicja Peczak,70,POL 46) 59.39 Shu-Min Tsai,81,TPE 13) 4:12.67 Natalia Baranovskaya,79,BLR 8) 1:02.19 Noriko Inada,78,JPN 32) 2:24.33 Kolbrun Kristjansdottir,81,ISL 16) 2:31.71 Junko Isoda,81,JPN 47) 1:00.89 Nicole Hayes,84,PLW 14) 4:13.09 Laetitia Choux,78,FRA 9) 1:02.23 Antje Buschschulte,78,GER 33) 2:24.61 Chia-Hsien Kuang,85,TPE Prelims, Sept 20 48) 1:03.26 Rola El Haress,83,LIB 15) 4:13.10 Kerstin Kielgass,69,GER 10) 1:02.46 Dyana Calub,75,AUS 34) 2:25.42 Petra Banovic,79,CRO 1) 2:24.92 Agnes Kovacs,81,HUN 49) 1:06.23 Maria Awori,84,KEN 16) 4:13.89 Simona Paduraru,81,ROM 11) 1:02.67 Katy Sexton,82,GBR 35) 2:26.42 Soo-Min Choi,81,KOR 2) 2:26.73 Kristy Kowal,78,USA 50) 1:06.67 Bathalie Lee Baw,85,MRI 17) 4:15.41 Irina Oufimtseva,85,RUS 12) 1:02.78 Kelly Stefanyshyn,82,CAN 100 METRES BREASTSTROKE, Sept 18 3) 2:26.76 Hui Qi,85,CHN 51) 1:07.37 Zena Sahely,83,SEN 18) 4:15.54 Kasey Giteau,82,AUS 13) 1:02.88 Sandra Volker,74,GER 1) 1:07.05 Megan Quann,84,USA 4) 2:27.13 Karine Bremond,75,FRA 52) 1:08.15 Supra Singhal,82,UGA 19) 4:15.55 Karine Legault,78,CAN 14) 1:02.89 Michelle Lischinsky,75,CAN 2) 1:07.49 Leisel Jones,85,AUS 5) 2:27.39 Masami Tanaka,79,JPN 53) 1:10.22 Sanjaajamt Altantuya,76,MGL 20) 4:15.93 Sofie Goffin,79,BEL 15) 1:02.91 Donghua Lu,82,CHN 3) 1:07.55 ,74,RSA 6) 2:27.59 Beatrice Coada-Caslaru,75,ROM 54) 1:19.12 Katerinaq Izmailova,77,TJK 21) 4:16.17 ,78,SUI 16) 1:03.05 Kristy Coventry,79,ZIM 4) 1:07.85 Sarah Poewe,83,RSA 7) 2:27.60 Caroline Hildreth,78,AUS 200 METRES FREESTYLE, Sept 19 22) 4:16.94 Artemis Daphnis,83,GRE 17) 1:03.18 Charlene Wittstock,78,RSA 5) 1:08.09 Agnes Kovacs,81,HUN 8) 2:27.83 Amanda Beard,81,USA 1) 1:58.24 Susan O’Neill,73,AUS 23) 4:17.23 Yasuko Tajima,81,JPN 18) 1:03.19 Courtney Shealy,77,USA 6) 1:08.37 Masami Tanaka,79,JPN 9) 2:27.84 Sarah Poewe,83,RSA 2) 1:58.32 Martina Moravcova,76,SVK 24) 4:17.55 Maria A. Bardina,80,ESP 19) 1:03.20 Min-Jie Shim,83,KOR 7) 1:09.09 ,81,AUS 10) 2:28.19 Olga Bakaldina,85,RUS 3) 1:58.81 Claudia Poll,72,CRC 25) 4:17.76 Chi-Chan Lin,80,TPE 20) 1:03.20 ,82,AUS 8) 1:09.86 ,69,GER 11) 2:28.21 Hyo-Jin Ku,85,KOR 4) 1:58.86 Nadezda Tchemezova,80,RUS 26) 4:17.96 Hana Cerna,74,CZE 21) 1:03.22 ,79,GBR Semifinals, Sept 17 12) 2:28.24 Rebecca Brown,76,AUS 1:58.86 Kerstin Kielgass,69,GER 27) 4:18.05 Sarah-J. D’Arcy,77,AUS 22) 1:03.28 Ilona Hlavackova,77,CZE 1) 1:07.48 Sarah Poewe,83,RSA 13) 2:28.43 Xuejuan Luo,84,CHN 6) 1:59.28 Natalia Baranovskaya,79,BLR 28) 4:18.16 Sara Goffi,81,ITA 23) 1:03.44 Anu Koivisto,80,FIN 2) 1:07.79 Agnes Kovacs,81,HUN 14) 2:29.11 Christin Petelski,77,CAN 7) 1:59.46 Camelia Potec,82,ROM 29) 4:18.48 Eva Risztov,85,HUN 24) 1:03.68 Fabiola Molina,75,BRA 3) 1:07.79 Megan Quann,84,USA 15) 2:29.16 Anne Poleska,80,GER 8) 1:59.55 Luna Wang,80,CHN 30) 4:19.10 Ivanka Moralieva,83,BUL 25) 1:04.51 Aleksandra Miciul,82,POL 4) 1:08.03 Leisel Jones,85,AUS 16) 2:29.45 Alicja Peczak,70,POL Semifinals, Sept 18 31) 4:19.69 Vesna Stojanovska,85,MKD 26) 1:04.52 Monique Robins,84,NZL 5) 1:08.33 Penelope Heyns,74,RSA 17) 2:29.60 Junko Isoda,81,JPN 1) 1:59.37 Susan O’Neill,73,AUS 32) 4:19.96 Olena Lapunova,80,UKR 27) 1:04.66 Nadiya Beshevli,82,UKR 6) 1:08.61 Tarnee White,81,AUS 18) 2:30.00 Ina Huging,80,GER 2) 1:59.54 Camelia Potec,82,ROM 33) 4:21.03 Patricia Villareal,83,MEX 28) 1:04.66 Sofie Wolfs,81,BEL 7) 1:09.04 Masami Tanaka,79,JPN 19) 2:30.05 Elvira Fischer,78,AUT 3) 1:59.63 Claudia Poll,72,CRC 34) 4:23.73 Chantal Gibney,80,IRL 29) 1:04.76 Irina Raevskaya,83,RUS 8) 1:09.33 Sylvia Gerasch,69,GER 20) 2:30.17 Penelope Heyns,74,RSA 4) 1:59.69 Nadezda Tchemezova,80,RUS 35) 4:24.29 Natalia Korabelnikova,80,KGZ 30) 1:04.95 Ana-M. Gonzalez,76,CUB 9) 1:09.47 Brigitte Becue,72,BEL 21) 2:31.27 Brigitte Becue,72,BEL 5) 1:59.75 Martina Moravcova,76,SVK 36) 4:25.16 Christel Bouvron,84,SIN 31) 1:04.99 Camilla Johansson,74,SWE 10) 1:09.54 Christin Petelski,77,CAN 22) 2:32.98 Agata Czaplicki,83,SUI 6) 1:59.78 Kerstin Kielgass,69,GER 37) 4:25.66 Joo-Hee Roh,83,KOR 32) 1:05.09 Katerini Bliamou,82,GRE 11) 1:09.63 Rhiannon Leier,77,CAN 23) 2:33.10 Jaime King,76,GBR 7) 1:59.90 Natalia Baranovskaya,79,BLR 38) 4:27.33 Adi Bichman,83,ISR 33) 1:05.28 Hiu Wai Tsai,83,HKG 12) 1:09.81 Hui Qi,85,CHN 24) 2:33.34 Ilkay Dikmen,81,TUR 8) 1:59.97 Luna Wang,80,CHN 39) 4:29.28 Pilin Tachakittiranan,83,THA 34) 1:05.93 Brenda Starink,74,NED 13) 1:09.84 ,71,UKR 25) 2:34.09 Isabel Ceballos,79,COL 9) 2:00.04 Helene Muller,78,RSA 800 METRES FREESTYLE. Sept 22 35) 1:05.98 Chonlathor Vorathamrong,80,THA 14) 1:09.85 Simone Karn,78,GER 26) 2:34.20 Inna Nikitina,82,UKR 10) 2:00.07 Sara Parise,82,ITA 1) 8:19.67 Brooke Bennett,80,USA 36) 1:06.12 Annamaria Kiss,81,HUN 15) 1:10.44 Madelon Baans,77,NED 27) 2:34.52 Yi Ting Siow,84,MAS 11) 2:00.26 ,78,GER 2) 8:22.66 Yana Klochkova,82,UKR 37) 1:06.48 Marie-Liza Danila,81,PHI 16) 1:10.66 Natasha Kejzar,76,SLO 28) 2:35.69 Margarita Kalmikova,80,LAT 12) 2:00.27 Lindsay Benko,76,USA 3) 8:24.29 Kaitlin Sandeno,83,USA 38) 1:06.57 Serrana Fernandez,73,URU Prelims, Sept 17 29) 2:36.93 Adriana Marmolejo,82,MEX 13) 2:00.60 Mandy Leach,79,ZIM 4) 8:25.91 Flavia Rigamonti,81,SUI 39) 1:06.57 Elsa Nasution,77,INA 1) 1:07.48 Megan Quann,84,USA 30) 2:37.39 Nicole Teo,80,SIN 14) 2:00.84 Giaan Rooney,82,AUS 5) 8:30.11 Hannah Stockbauer,82,GER 40) 1:07.18 Chia-Hsien Kuang,85,TPE 2) 1:07.85 Penelope Heyns,74,RSA 31) 2:38.10 Jenny Guerrero,84,PHI 15) 2:00.88 Carla Geurts,71,NED 6) 8:30.58 Hua Chen,82,CHN 41) 1:07.21 Marica Strazmester,81,YUG 3) 1:07.92 Leisel Jones,85,AUS 32) 2:38.52 Iris Heimisdottir,84,ISL 16) 2:03.34 Rada Owen,78,USA 7) 8:31.97 ,73,GER 42) 1:07.26 Derya Erke,83,TUR 4) 1:08.06 Sarah Poewe,83,RSA 33) 2:41.43 Olga Moltchanova,79,KGZ Prelims, Sept 18 8) 8:37.39 Sachiko Yamada,82,JPN 43) 1:07.28 Kolbrun Kristjansdottir,81,ISL 5) 1:08.35 Tarnee White,81,AUS 34) 2:41.97 Imaday Nunez,80,CUB 1) 1:59.14 Susan O’Neill,73,AUS Prelims, Sept 21 44) 1:07.63 Angelika Solovieva,80,KGZ 6) 1:08.50 Agnes Kovacs,81,HUN 35) 2:43.23 Anastasya Korolyova,83,UZB 2) 1:59.89 Helene Muller,78,RSA 1) 8:26.47 Brooke Bennett,80,USA 45) 1:08.11 Andrea Prono,84,PAR 7) 1:09.12 Masami Tanaka,79,JPN 100 METRES BUTTERFLY, Sept 17 3) 2:00.11 Claudia Poll,72,CRC 2) 8:29.84 Yana Klochkova,82,UKR 46) 1:16.36 Clara Bakale,84,CGO 8) 1:09.31 Sylvia Gerasch,69,GER 1) w56.61 Inge de Bruijn,73,NED 4) 2:00.13 Lindsay Benko,76,USA 3) 8:30.12 Kaitlin Sandeno,83,USA 200 METRES BACKSTROKE, Sept 22 9) 1:09.38 Brigitte Becue,72,BEL 2) 57.97 Martina Moravcova,76,SVK 5) 2:00.18 Camelia Potec,82,ROM 4) 8:30.44 Flavia Rigamonti,81,SUI 1) 2:08.16 Diana Mocanu,84,ROM 10) 1:09.57 Christin Petelski,77,CAN 3) 58.20 Dara Torres,67,USA 6) 2:00.25 Kerstin Kielgass,69,GER 5) 8:31.74 Hannah Stockbauer,82,GER 2) 2:10.25 Roxana Maracineanu,75,FRA 11) 1:09.60 Svitlana Bondarenko,71,UKR 4) 58.49 Petria Thomas,75,AUS 7) 2:00.37 Franziska van Almsick,78,GER 6) 8:31.86 Jana Henke,73,GER 3) 2:11.05 Miki Nakao,78,JPN 12) 1:09.68 Rhiannon Leier,77,CAN 5) 58.73 Jenny Thompson,73,USA 8) 2:00.46 Martina Moravcova,76,SVK 7) 8:33.06 Sachiko Yamada,82,JPN 4) 2:11.21 Tomoko Hagiwara,80,JPN 13) 1:09.88 Hui Qi,85,CHN 6) 59.13 ,74,JPN 9) 2:00.47 Nadezda Tchemezova,80,RUS 8) 8:33.23 Hua Chen,82,CHN 5) 2:12.35 Amanda Adkins,76,USA 14) 1:09.94 Simone Karn,78,GER 7) 59.27 Susan O’Neill,73,AUS 10) 2:00.58 Natalia Baranovskaya,79,BLR 9) 8:34.51 Janelle Atkinson,82,JAM 6) 2:12.75 Nina Zhivanevskaya,77,ESP 15) 1:10.44 Natasha Kejzar,76,SLO 8) 59.43 Diana Mocanu,84,ROM 11) 2:00.60 Carla Geurts,71,NED 10) 8:35.80 Kirsten Vlieghuis,76,NED 7) 2:13.31 Antje Buschschulte,78,GER 16) 1:10.47 Madelon Baans,77,NED Semifinals, Sept 16 12) 2:00.89 Luna Wang,80,CHN 11) 8:35.84 Chantal Strasser,78,SUI 8) 2:14.57 Kelly Stefanyshyn,82,CAN 17) 1:10.53 Olga Bakaldina,85,RUS 1) 57.14 Inge de Bruijn,73,NED 13) 2:00.99 Giaan Rooney,82,AUS 12) 8:36.94 Rachel Harris,79,AUS Semifinals, Sept 21 18) 1:10.54 ,81,USA 2) 58.11 Petria Thomas,75,AUS 14) 2:01.05 Mandy Leach,79,ZIM 13) 8:38.75 Hayley Lewis,75,AUS 1) 2:09.64 Diana Mocanu,84,ROM 19) 1:10.55 Wei Li,79,CHN 3) 58.18 Jenny Thompson,73,USA

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 41 4) 58.35 Dara Torres,67,USA 9) 2:10.78 Cecile Jeanson,72,FRA 8) 3:44.49 Italy,ITA 5) 58.49 Martina Moravcova,76,SVK 10) 2:10.96 Mireia Garcia,81,ESP 55.96 Cecilia Vianini 6) 59.04 Junko Onishi,74,JPN 11) 2:11.09 Georgina Lee,81,GBR 56.22 Luisa Striani 7) 59.05 Susan O’Neill,73,AUS 12) 2:11.32 Eva Risztov,85,HUN 55.88 Sara Parise 8) 59.12 Diana Mocanu,84,ROM 13) 2:11.35 Sophia Skou,73,DEN 56.43 Cristina Chiuso 9) 59.14 Otilia Jedrzejczak,83,POL 14) 2:11.38 Amanda Loots,78,RSA Prelims, Sept 16 10) 59.15 Johanna Sjoberg,78,SWE 15) 2:11.59 Margaretha Pedder,80,GBR 1) 3:40.88 United States,USA 11) 59.30 Natalia Soutiaguina,80,RUS 16) 2:11.62 Elizabeth Van Welie,79,NZL 2) 3:42.32 Netherlands,NED 12) 59.63 Amanda Loots,78,RSA 17) 2:11.74 Jennifer Button,77,CAN 3) 3:42.47 Great Britain,GBR 13) 59.75 Mette Jacobsen,73,DEN 18) 2:11.94 Ekaterina Vinogradova,80,RUS 4) 3:43.22 Germany,GER 14) 59.80 Cecile Jeanson,72,FRA 19) 2:12.32 Limin Liu,76,CHN 5) 3:43.56 Australia,AUS 15) 59.89 Sophia Skou,73,DEN 20) 2:12.59 Mirjana Bosevska,81,MKD 6) 3:43.77 Sweden,SWE 16) 1:00.40 Anna-K. Kammerling,80,SWE 21) 2:12.79 Yin Liu,84,CHN 7) 3:43.82 Canada,CAN Prelims, Sept 16 22) 2:12.86 Jessica Deglau,80,CAN 8) 3:43.97 Italy,ITA 1) 57.60 Inge de Bruijn,73,NED 23) 2:13.29 Petra Zahrl,81,AUT 9) 3:46.62 China,CHN 2) 57.66 Jenny Thompson,73,USA 24) 2:14.47 Zhanna Lozumyrska,81,UKR 10) 3:46.79 Russia,RUS 3) 58.52 Petria Thomas,75,AUS 25) 2:14.66 Maria Pelaez,77,ESP 11) 3:46.91 Belgium,BEL 4) 58.66 Otilia Jedrzejczak,83,POL 26) 2:14.87 Anna Uryniuk,74,POL 12) 3:48.78 Romania,ROM 5) 58.76 Dara Torres,67,USA 27) 2:15.19 Raquel Felgueiras,80,POR 13) 3:49.11 Ukraine,UKR 6) 58.95 Martina Moravcova,76,SVK 28) 2:15.68 Franziska van Almsick,78,GER World record 4x100 free for USA: Amy van Dyken, Marco Chiesa 4X200 FREE RELAY, Sept 20 7) 59.11 Junko Onishi,74,JPN 29) 2:16.23 Shu-Tzu Hsieh,81,TPE Dara Torres, Courtney Shealy, Jenny Thompson 1) 7:57.80 United States,USA 8) 59.45 Mette Jacobsen,73,DEN 30) 2:17.01 Natalia Roubina,84,CYP 1:59.92 9) 59.49 Susan O’Neill,73,AUS 31) 2:17.60 Zampia Melachroinou,79,GRE 6) 4:44.63 Madeleine Crippen,80,USA 3) 4:06.02 Germany,GER 1:59.19 Diana Munz 10) 59.50 Natalia Soutiaguina,80,RUS 32) 2:17.62 Christel Bouvron,84,SIN 7) 4:45.17 Joanne Malar,75,CAN 4) 4:06.16 United States,USA 1:59.34 Lindsay Benko 11) 59.59 Johanna Sjoberg,78,SWE 33) 2:19.86 Wing Suet Chan,80,HKG 8) 4:45.99 ,83,AUS 5) 4:07.19 South Africa,RSA 1:59.35 Jenny Thompson 12) 59.72 Franziska van Almsick,78,GER 34) 2:21.02 Tinka Dancevic,80,CRO Prelims, Sept 16 6) 4:07.52 Great Britain,GBR 2) 7:58.52 Australia,AUS 13) 59.72 Diana Mocanu,84,ROM 35) 2:21.23 Ana C. Aguilera,81,ARG 1) 4:37.64 Yana Klochkova,82,UKR 7) 4:08.27 China,CHN 1:58.70 Susan O’Neill 14) 59.79 Sophia Skou,73,DEN 36) 2:31.78 Hana Majaj,82,JOR 2) 4:40.35 Yasuko Tajima,81,JPN 8) 4:08.47 Canada,CAN 1:59.37 Giaan Rooney 15) 59.88 Anna-K. Kammerling,80,SWE 200 METRES IND.MEDLEY, Sept 19 3) 4:40.89 Kaitlin Sandeno,83,USA 9) 4:09.64 Russia,RUS 2:00.13 16) 59.94 Amanda Loots,78,RSA 1) 2:10.68 Yana Klochkova,82,UKR 4) 4:41.04 Beatrice Coada-Caslaru,75,ROM 10) 4:10.38 Sweden,SWE 2:00.32 Petria Thomas 17) 59.96 Cecile Jeanson,72,FRA 2) 2:12.57 Beatrice Coada-Caslaru,75,ROM 5) 4:41.51 Jennifer Reilly,83,AUS 11) 4:10.98 Belgium,BEL 3) 7:58.64 Germany,GER 18) 59.98 Limin Liu,76,CHN 3) 2:13.32 Cristina Teuscher,78,USA 6) 4:42.65 Joanne Malar,75,CAN 12) 4:11.08 Poland,POL 1:59.51 Franziska van Almsick 19) 1:00.34 Vered Borochovski,84,ISR 4) 2:13.44 Marianne Limpert,72,CAN 7) 4:43.23 Nicole Hetzer,79,GER 13) 4:11.11 Hungary,HUN 2:00.35 Antje Buschschulte 20) 1:00.83 Jennifer Button,77,CAN 5) 2:13.70 Joanne Malar,75,CAN 8) 4:44.00 Madeleine Crippen,80,USA 14) 4:12.31 Netherlands,NED 2:00.88 Sara Harstick 21) 1:00.97 Jessica Deglau,80,CAN 6) 2:13.88 Oxana Verevka,77,RUS 9) 4:44.11 Hana Cerna,74,CZE 15) 4:14.54 Spain,ESP 1:57.90 Kerstin Kielgass 22) 1:00.97 Maki Mita,83,JPN 7) 2:14.82 ,77,USA 10) 4:45.07 Oxana Verevka,77,RUS 16) 4:15.64 Ukraine,UKR 4) 8:01.63 Romania,ROM 23) 1:01.15 Fabienne Dufour,81,BEL 8) 2:15.64 Tomoko Hagiwara,80,JPN 11) 4:45.65 Yan Chen,81,CHN 17) 4:16.93 Korea,KOR 1:59.10 Camelia Potec 24) 1:01.15 Orsolya Ferenczy,84,HUN Semifinals, Sept 18 12) 4:46.02 Rachel Harris,79,AUS 18) 4:23.56 Romania,ROM 2;01.52 Simona Paduraru 25) 1:01.16 Yi Ruan,81,CHN 1) 2:13.08 Yana Klochkova,82,UKR 13) 4:46.42 Helen Norfolk,81,NZL 4X100 FREE RELAY, Sept 16 2:01.47 Lorena Diaconescu 26) 1:01.28 Joscelin Yeo,79,SIN 2) 2:13.31 Beatrice Coada-Caslaru,75,ROM 14) 4:47.50 ,73,ESP 1) w3:36.61 United States,USA 1:59.54 Beatrice Caslaru 27) 1:01.31 ,84,GER 3) 2:13.47 Cristina Teuscher,78,USA 15) 4:47.56 Federica Biscia,80,ITA 55.08 Amy van Dyken 5) 8:02.65 Canada,CAN 28) 1:01.32 Renate Du Plessis,81,RSA 4) 2:13.59 Joanne Malar,75,CAN 16) 4:47.79 Sabine Herbst-Klenz,74,GER 53.51 Dara Torres 1:59.85 Marianne Limpert 29) 1:01.47 Maria Pelaez,77,ESP 5) 2:13.90 Marianne Limpert,72,CAN 17) 4:48.08 Mirjana Bosevska,81,MKD 54.40 Courtney Shealy 2:01.78 Shannon Shakespeare 30) 1:01.53 Margaretha Pedder,80,GBR 6) 2:14.04 Oxana Verevka,77,RUS 18) 4:48.31 Yseult Gervy,79,BEL 53.62 Jenny Thompson 2:00.50 Joanne Malar 31) 1:01.54 Ekaterina Vinogradova,80,RUS 7) 2:14.40 Gabrielle Rose,77,USA 19) 4:50.33 Yin Liu,84,CHN 2) 3:39.83 Netherlands,NED 2:00.52 Jessica Deglau 32) 1:01.64 Maria Papadopoulous,80,CYP 8) 2:15.09 Tomoko Hagiwara,80,JPN 20) 4:53.52 Artemis Daphnis,83,GRE 56.35 6) 8:03.69 Great Britain,GBR 33) 1:01.94 Marja Paivinen,71,FIN 9) 2:15.27 Yan Chen,81,CHN 21) 4:54.31 Georgina Bardach,83,ARG 55.19 Wilma van Rijn 2:00.56 34) 1:02.06 Zampia Melachroinou,79,GRE 10) 2:15.71 Federica Biscia,80,ITA 22) 4:57.90 Carolyn Adel,78,SUR 54.88 Thamar Henneken 2:01.55 35) 1:02.22 Bo-Eun Lee,76,KOR 11) 2:15.74 ,74,AUS 23) 4:58.94 Ji-Hyun Lee,82,KOR 53.41 Inge de Bruijn 2:00.79 Janine Belton 36) 1:02.77 Fabiola Molina,75,BRA 12) 2:15.98 Sue Rolph,78,GBR 24) 4:59.05 Jana Korbasova,76,SVK 3) 3:40.30 Sweden,SWE 2:00.79 Karen Pickering 37) 1:02.99 Praphalsai Minpraphal,78,THA 13) 2:16.58 Shu Zhan,85,CHN 25) 4:59.18 Wai Yen Sia,84,MAS 55.93 Louise Johncke 7) 8:04.68 Italy,ITA 38) 1:03.00 Mariya Ogurtsova,83,UKR 14) 2:17.19 Yseult Gervy,79,BEL 26) 5:06.72 Adi Bichman,83,ISR 53.78 Therese Alshammar 2:00.55 Sara Parise 39) 1:03.27 Eydis Konradsdottir,78,ISL 15) 2:17.51 Sabine Herbst-Klenz,74,GER 27) 5:09.03 Alexandra Zertsalova,82,KGZ 55.06 Johanna Sjoberg 1:59.46 Cecilia Vianini 40) 1:03.34 Siobhan Cropper,78,TRI 16) 2:18.08 Nicole Hetzer,79,GER 28) 5:26.56 Thi Huong Nguyen,82,VIE 55.53 Anna-K. Kammerling 2:01.47 Luisa Striani 41) 1:03.52 Shu-Ting Hsieh,81,TPE Prelims, Sept 18 4X100 MEDLEY RELAY, Sept 23 4) 3:40.31 Germany,GER 2:03.20 Sara Goffi 42) 1:04.09 Yan Kay Kong,84,HKG 1) 2:13.48 Oxana Verevka,77,RUS 1) w3:58.30 United States,USA 55.67 Antje Buschschulte 8) 8:05.99 France,FRA 43) 1:04.65 Ayse Diker,85,TUR 2) 2:13.72 Beatrice Coada-Caslaru,75,ROM 1:01.39 Barbara Bedford 54.92 Katrin Meissner 1:59.67 Solenne Figues 44) 1:04.75 Maria Pereyra,78,ARG 3) 2:13.83 Yana Klochkova,82,UKR 1:06.29 Megan Quann 55.02 Franziska van Almsick 2:01.86 Laetitia Choux 45) 1:06.70 Lisa de la Motte,85,SWA 4) 2:13.92 Joanne Malar,75,CAN 57.25 Jenny Thompson 54.70 Sandra Volker 2:03.19 Katarin Quelennec 46) 1:07.88 Angela Galea,83,MLT 5) 2:14.17 Cristina Teuscher,78,USA 53.37 Dara Torres 5) 3:40.54 Great Britain,GBR 2:01.27 Alicia Bozon 47) 1:09.34 Ellen Hight,81,ZAM 6) 2:15.07 Marianne Limpert,72,CAN 2) 4:01.59 Australia,AUS 56.01 Karen Pickering Prelims, Sept 20 48) 1:09.94 Mariya Bugakova,85,UZB 7) 2:15.16 Tomoko Hagiwara,80,JPN 1:01.83 Dyana Calub 54.95 Alison Sheppard 1) 8:01.69 United States,USA 49) 1:13.53 Tracy Route,85,FSM 8) 2:15.55 Gabrielle Rose,77,USA 1:08.08 Leisel Jones 54.92 Rosalind Brett 2) 8:03.26 Australia,AUS 200 METRES BUTTERFLY, Sept 20 9) 2:16.01 Yan Chen,81,CHN 57.39 Petria Thomas 54.66 Susan Rolph 3) 8:05.24 Romania,ROM 1) 2:05.88 Misty Hyman,79,USA 10) 2:16.09 Federica Biscia,80,ITA 54.29 Susan O’Neill 6) 3:40.91 Australia,AUS 4) 8:06.18 Italy,ITA 2) 2:06.58 Susan O’Neill,73,AUS 11) 2:16.43 Sue Rolph,78,GBR 3) 4:04.16 Japan,JPN 54.79 Susan O’Neill 5) 8:06.52 Germany,GER 3) 2:07.12 Petria Thomas,75,AUS 12) 2:16.51 Yseult Gervy,79,BEL 1:02.08 Mai Nakamura 54.80 Sarah Ryan 6) 8:07.03 France,FRA 4) 2:08.24 Mette Jacobsen,73,DEN 13) 2:16.63 Shu Zhan,85,CHN 1:08.65 Masami Tanaka 55.57 Elka Graham 7) 8:07.12 Canada,CAN 5) 2:08.48 Otilia Jedrzejczak,83,POL 14) 2:16.76 Elli Overton,74,AUS 58.72 Junko Onishi 55.75 Giaan Rooney 8) 8:07.41 Great Britain,GBR 6) 2:08.81 Kaitlin Sandeno,83,USA 15) 2:16.98 Nicole Hetzer,79,GER 54.71 Sumika Minamoto 7) 3:42.92 Canada,CAN 9) 8:07.69 China,CHN 7) 2:09.66 Yuko Nakanishi,81,JPN 16) 2:17.18 Sabine Herbst-Klenz,74,GER 4) 4:04.33 Germany,GER 56.32 Marianne Limpert 10) 8:08.03 Russia,RUS 8) 2:10.72 Maki Mita,83,JPN 17) 2:17.58 Hana Cerna,74,CZE 1:02.05 Antje Buschschulte 55.10 Shannon Shakespeare 11) 8:08.53 Netherlands,NED Semifinals, Sept 19 18) 2:17.73 Kristy Coventry,79,ZIM 1:08.57 Sylvia Gerasch 55.30 Laura Nicholls 12) 8:12.37 Belgium,BEL 1) 2:07.57 Susan O’Neill,73,AUS 19) 2:18.33 Alenka Kejzar,79,SLO 59.67 Franziska van Almsick 56.20 Jessica Deglau 13) 8:13.82 Spain,ESP 2) 2:07.63 Petria Thomas,75,AUS 20) 2:18.90 Helen Norfolk,81,NZL 54.04 Katrin Meissner 14) 8:41.21 Kyrgyzstan,KGZ 3) 2:07.81 Otilia Jedrzejczak,83,POL 21) 2:18.99 Vered Borochovski,84,ISR 5) 4:05.15 South Africa,RSA 4) 2:07.96 Misty Hyman,79,USA 22) 2:19.17 Carolyn Adel,78,SUR 1:02.74 Charlene Wittstock 5) 2:08.11 Mette Jacobsen,73,DEN 23) 2:19.18 Joscelin Yeo,79,SIN 1:07.83 Sarah Poewe 6) 2:09.40 Kaitlin Sandeno,83,USA 24) 2:19.41 Kathryn Evans,81,GBR 59.81 Mandy Loots 7) 2:09.88 Maki Mita,83,JPN 25) 2:19.44 ,76,AUS 54.77 Helene Muller 8) 2:09.89 Yuko Nakanishi,81,JPN 26) 2:21.65 Yasuko Tajima,81,JPN 6) 4:07.55 Canada,CAN 9) 2:10.24 Mireia Garcia,81,ESP 27) 2:22.53 Yoo-Sun Nam,85,KOR 1:02.73 Kelly Stefanyshyn 10) 2:10.33 Georgina Lee,81,GBR 28) 2:22.72 Irina Mulyayeva,81,KAZ 1:09.14 Christin Petelski 11) 2:10.49 Margaretha Pedder,80,GBR 29) 2:22.98 Maria V. Garrone,78,ARG 1:00.13 Jennifer Button 12) 2:10.58 Amanda Loots,78,RSA 30) 2:23.05 Katia Sarakatsani,77,GRE 55.55 Marianne Limpert 13) 2:10.78 Cecile Jeanson,72,FRA 31) 2:23.31 Wai Yen Sia,84,MAS 7) 4:07.61 Great Britain,GBR 14) 2:11.07 Sophia Skou,73,DEN 32) 2:24.09 Alexandra Zertsalova,82,KGZ 1:02.05 Katy Sexton 15) 2:11.68 Elizabeth Van Welie,79,NZL 33) 2:25.24 Smiljana Marinovic,77,CRO 1:10.25 Heidi Earp 16) 2:11.83 Eva Risztov,85,HUN 34) 2:29.58 Diana Mocanu,84,ROM 1:00.05 Sue Rolph 1) 2:07.87 Misty Hyman,79,USA 35) 2:30.41 Meritxell Sabate,80,AND 55.26 Karen Pickering 2) 2:07.97 Susan O’Neill,73,AUS 36) 2:38.25 Fernanda Cuadra,84,NCA 8) 4:07.83 China,CHN 3) 2:08.70 Petria Thomas,75,AUS 400 METRES IND.MEDLEY, Sept 16 1:02.70 Shu Zhan 4) 2:08.70 Otilia Jedrzejczak,83,POL 1) w4:33.59 Yana Klochkova,82,UKR 1:09.40 Hui Qi 5) 2:09.30 Mette Jacobsen,73,DEN 2) 4:35.96 Yasuko Tajima,81,JPN 59.33 Limin Liu 6) 2:09.85 Maki Mita,83,JPN 3) 4:37.18 Beatrice Coada-Caslaru,75,ROM 56.40 Xue Han 7) 2:09.92 Kaitlin Sandeno,83,USA 4) 4:41.03 Kaitlin Sandeno,83,USA Prelims, Sept 22 Best Canadian relay 4x200 in fifth Joanne Malar, Marco Chiesa 8) 2:10.22 Yuko Nakanishi,81,JPN 5) 4:43.56 Nicole Hetzer,79,GER 1) 4:04.75 Australia,AUS Marianne Limpert, Shannon Shakespeare and Jessica Deglau 2) 4:05.76 Japan,JPN

42 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 work” line? Well, who doesn’t work hard at that level? PERSONALITY: INGE DE BRUIJN De Bruijn took her first Olympic honours in the 100 freestyle with 53.77—a far cry from her 55.24 for a silver at the European Championships in CAN IT REALLY BE THE ROPE CLIMBING? in 1999. Her 56.61 100 fly was to be expected, but when she clocked 24.13 in the 50 freestyle, she moved the event a degree closer to the men’s competition Karin Helmstaedt So what’s behind it? The perfect training plan, than any other woman’s event has come for the past perfect talent, perfect timing? 20 years. The Queen of the Pool in Sydney would have made a It all came together for Inge de Bruijn when she Bergen, who’s been described as “ruthless,” puts great mate for Tarzan. That’s because Inge de Bruijn met Paul Bergen, one-time coach of US great Tracy her success down to great fitness levels, excellent can climb ropes in succession using only her arms. Caulkins and Canadian breaststroker Allison Higson, stroke technique, exceptional work ethic, and dedica- That comes in handy in the jungle, but also, it turns in the fall of 1997. She alternates training with him tion. Given that de Bruijn was kicked off the Dutch out, in an Olympic 100 freestyle final. in Beaverton, Oregon, and training with the top team in 1996 for lack of dedication and commitment, Together with her teammate Pieter van den Dutch squad at PSV under the tutelage of he obviously found a new way to bring it out of her. Hoogenband, 27-year-old de Bruijn of the Nether- , who is also de Bruijn’s boyfriend of But maybe that’s where being a little older helps. lands was the sensation of the Sydney Games, and two years. De Bruijn said in Sydney, “I think my really big after three gold medals and three world records, it’s Bergen said when he met de Bruijn she was “a advantage is that I’ve been working on my second 50. no exaggeration to say she’s in a league of her own. very good swimmer, 1:01 for 100 m fly, 0:56 for 100 m I remember three years ago I would go out really hard People are still wondering how she did it, how she free—thin but not very strong, good technique, and in the first 50 and then I would be totally dead. It is does it, and what will happen now. a great kicker.” He put her on a dryland training really about the last few metres, and I really focus on Her progression over the last two years was star- program that included weights, cycling, running, that and especially try to bring it back home. The tling enough. Eight world records between May and medicine ball, sit-ups, push-ups, rock climbing, and most important thing for me is not to die at the end, September had many experts shaking their heads— rope climbing. De Bruijn also says she often swims at least try not to die as much as the others, to hold my such improvement at a relatively late age recalled a with weight belts and shoes for extra drag. stroke and kick fast.” certain phenom from Ireland who’d bagged triple De Bruijn said, “These are the sort of things that So the question is, now that the secret’s out, how gold in Atlanta, then turned out to be a fraud. But then I’d never done before and they really helped me better many coaches are going have their swimmers start again, with more women winning Olympic medals my body and give me extra strength.” The funny climbing ropes? later and later in life (kayaker (GER, thing is, though, but for the rope and rock climbing, Canadian swimming has always been great for 38), long jumper (GER, 36) and there’s nothing really new in that regime. picking up on “trends” gleaned from other countries’ swimmer Dara Torres (USA, 33), being just a few), the Add to that a high protein diet and some scoops programs. , for instance. Altitude train- age argument is becoming obsolete. of creatine—we’ve heard that before too. The “hard ing was one of the first things to be adopted—thousands of dollars were spent on that trend. Lactate testing, national training centres, the list goes on. All things done “on the East German model,” with the best of intentions, but minus the know-how. Which explains perhaps why the Canadian program has never benefitted from any of them. Alas. Inge de Bruijn may just be the harbinger of a new era in women’s swimming. She said, “I think a big thing that changed women’s swim- ming was when Jenny Thompson broke Mary T’s 100 fly world record. I think it really opened doors for women’s swimming. She did that and I thought ‘if she can do it I can at least try.’” To all the others out there: you can always try. And the work is no tougher than it ever was. It’s get- ting the recipe right that is. Three golds, three world records for Sydney Olympic Queen Inge de Bruijn

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 43 Canada’s poor performance, called for better had been snuffed out, Italy’s gold medallists provided BACKWASH leadership. “And if not, blow up the organization and the next scandal. An Italian newspaper reported that start all over.” special testing conducted by the Italian Olympic Backwash features short clips, gossip, letters, and Alex Baumann, a Canadian double gold Committee (CONI) on 568 athletes prior to the Games opinions. Contributions are welcome at our e-mail: medallist at the 1984 Olympics in world record times had revealed an abnormally high level of human [email protected]. Now for the rumours for the 200 and 400 individual medley, and now CEO growth hormone in 61 athletes. Included in that behind the news. of Queensland Swimming, commented on CBC group were five Olympic gold medallists from Sydney: television: “Even when you perform well, you have to swimmer Massimiliano Rosolino (200 IM), fencer Stuck in the rut: We have a big problem in Canada critically analyze. Canada has been guilty of resting Giovanna Trillini, rower Agostino Abbagnale, kayaker and before we can fix it, consider the following: on its Olympic laurels” (such as they are). He also Josefa Idem, and cyclist Antonella Bellutti. Apparently If parents complain, their athletes suffer. added: the CONI has developed a test for human growth If athletes complain, they are stripped of their • Money alone will not fix the problem. “It’s also hormone—which is so far undetectable with stand- carding (they have signed a form to that effect). about attitude, pride, and competitiveness.” ard urine tests—that they use extensively but that is If coaches complain, they will never be on deck • Canadian athletes and sport leaders are still not validated by the IOC. The IOC, therefore, did at international events with their swimmers. kidding themselves if they think personal bests are not react to the report during the Oympics, but Italian It will take a brave soul to get us out of this rut. sufficient achievements. “Personal bests are great, authorities have opened an investigation into the but if you want to be in the competition, national affair. The Corriere della Serra, which obviously had Media growth: Broadcast (TV and radio) had teams are going to be judged on medals and top-eight insider information, even printed the levels of hGH of 11,000 accreditations at the 1996 Atlanta Games; in finishes. If you get off that tack there’s a bit of a the gold medallists in question. Although a normal Sydney, their numbers increased to 15,327, while the problem. We end up satisfied with any results we get.” level for a man is 0.2 nanograms per millilitre of number of photographers and journalists remained • The Canadian carding of athletes and funding blood and 1 nanogram for a woman, Rosolino had a steady at 6,000. That’s two media for each athlete. of that system “is out of date.” level of 17. Idem came in at 34, Abbagnale and NBC television had over 2,000 in Sydney. CBC had 380 • Success is achieved through a sound structure, Trillini at 13.6, and Bellutti at 10.6. Reactions from persons for the 315 Canadian athletes in Sydney. At hiring top international coaches, and the establish- the athletes were virulent denials, and Rosolino said the swimming pool, more than two-thirds of the ment of programs such as a national youth program. he would not hesitate to defend his athletic image in available media seating were reserved for broadcast • The Canadian system has stagnated, evidence court. The CONI itself trashed the revelations as (TV and radio) companies who pay for the space. of which is the country relying on veteran swimmers “irresponsible” because they were based on results Written media had fixed positions (free) for only the such as Joanne Malar, Curtis Myden, and Marianne that were not final, or officially acceptable. Sandro largest circulation papers. Others had to obtain daily Limpert, at their third Olympics. “I don’t see a lot of Donati, head of CONI’s Scientific Commission which tickets from their national Olympic committees. Since young talent coming through.” conducted the testing, told L’Equipe that he’d been space is becoming so limited at high-interest venues • “Success breeds success. And success breeds seeing abnormal hGH levels from Italian athletes (swimming), surely charging all media for access popularity.” since last spring. He also said it was clear to him quite can’t be far away. early on that the results would be hushed up and Don’t expect anything soon: CBC host Ron ignored by Italian sport officials including the federa- Saving the Games: Sports Illustrated, in its MacLean tried to engage Heritage Minister Sheila tions and the Ministry of Sport. “I don’t believe in elite October 9th issue, calls for increased effort to save the Copps in a meaningful conversation about the poor sport anymore,” he was quoted. “The obsession with Games in an article by Gary Smith, “Wonder Down Canadian performance but failed. It is not surprising the result and the desire to obtain the social status of Under.” Highlights from this article: The Olympics as Ms Copps thinks: a star mean that young athletes are prepared to do are the world’s party and any country or federation • One important way to help to improve the anything. The federations need the results to get that cares to come must play by the same harsh set of athletes’ performances is for CBC broadcasters to sponsors and television rights and the media is often rules. The new law suggested for every athlete: One cheerlead in a “team effort.” compromised because event organizers and govern- positive drug test and you’re gone. No more Olympics, • Canadians need to accentuate the positive, ments want to keep their medal standings.” And ever. One positive, and any world record you ever set noting that swimmer Joanne Malar (coincidentally while the athletes prepare to defend themselves in goes poof from the books. One positive, and any from Copps’s home town of Hamilton) set a personal court, Donati may be rewarded for his anti-doping Olympic medal you ever won vanishes too, with a new best in the 200 IM (but failed to mention that Malar efforts by being shown the door. one bestowed on the athlete you cheated. Bestowed in had been a major disappointment at two consecutive front of the world, with the anthem playing and the Olympics). Continues to deny: The most successful East flag rising, even if it’s at the next Olympics. Not tucked • Copps said the best way to improve funding for German swimmer in history, the legendary Kristin away where nearly no one sees it, as the IOC thought- Canadian athletes is for Toronto to be awarded the Otto, was finally caught in the web of doping investi- lessly did in Sydney when it stripped gold from the 2008 Summer Games. That would motivate gations, which have been going on in Germany since drugged Bulgarian and quietly slipped it to American Canadians to increase the support for athletes. 1996. Just prior to the Olympic Games in Sydney, and weightlifter Tara Nott. Increase funding to the World It was of course, a ridiculous statement. But it just prior to the statute of limitations for East German Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), making it the illustrates how out of touch Copps is on the issue. doping crimes of October 2, 2000, a county court in independent guardian angel of the Games, a drug- confirmed that Otto’s name appeared on a list detecting body that tests out of competition, all over Now they tell us: Mark Lowry of the Canadian of nine doped swimmers who had trained under the world, all year around, and adjudicates the ap- Olympic Association— “We don’t have a system. We former East German coach Stefan Hetzer. Already in peals process in no more than five weeks. Let’s do it. don’t have a plan. We don’t even have a target to April the court had found Hetzer guilty of bodily harm Let’s celebrate each positive drug test as a victory, where we want to go to. Basically, if you’re going to through the administration of doping substances rather than a defeat. throw money at something, you’ve got to throw the and fined him 15,000 marks (about $6,500 US). money in such a way that’s focused, strategic, and Hetzer, who now works as a swim coach for the The following was reported during the Olympics deployed in a proper way. Right now, we just spend German Triathlon Union, admitted to doping his in the Truth & Rumours column by William money and we hope we’re going to do well.” swimmers, which leaves Otto little smoke behind Houston in the The Globe and Mail: which to hide. Her name was also mentioned in the CBC swim analyst Byron MacDonald, assessing Hushed up: Just two weeks after the Olympic flame admission of former East German doctor Horst Tausch,

44 SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 who was given a 10-month suspended prison coaches, only to have their dreams shattered on the China, with a better medal tally. Some of those sentence. He said he looked after the doping program rocks of reality. medals, I am certain, have been won on the basis of of and 21 other swimmers between 1985 Our program and those who deliver it are the raw talent, backed up with dedication and and 1989. The 34-year-old Otto, now a sports journal- bottom line. Experienced leaders and proven interna- determination, but with a pittance of funding. Why, ist and anchor at Germany’s ZDF public television tional coaches have been turned away from the sport. swimming was even outmedalled by what were, until station, continues to deny that she knew anything was We couldn’t or wouldn’t afford to bring Paul Bergen now, low-profile Canadian sports. going on. Despite uncovered documents or witness back. Non-Canadians have been appointed to the Our heroes and heroines, namely our swim team, testimonies by her former teammates to the contrary, centres, and Don Talbot was fired 12 years ago. whose guts and determination got them oh-so-close the six-time world champion from 1986 and six-time These are the fruits of the decisions made by our to the medal podium, did everything that could gold medallist at the 1988 Seoul Olympics maintains leadership during the past decade. My heart breaks reasonably expected of them. And more. that she never knowingly took any doping substance. for our athletes. They deserve better. It is tempting to speculate how many precious One of the documents in question is an official GDR The Olympics are not, regardless of what we tenths of seconds massive national pride and support “travel control” protocol listing East German swim- might be told, a development opportunity. They are would have shaved from their times. Two weeks of mers who underwent routine drug testing before the IT! interest every four years, the small swimming European championships in Bonn in 1989. Otto was It’s time for a change, or two, or more. community excepted, is not enough. But that’s one of four to be noted with an illegal level of male I’m writing from Iceland, where my tears have Canada. hormones. That didn’t stop her or her teammates frozen on my cheeks. Let’s face reality. Canada is not now and never from going to the meet and cleaning up. Otto was in Paul Meronen will be as sports mad as Australia, an alma-mater- Sydney as a ZDF commentator for the swimming Keflavik, Iceland supported USA, or a communist China. If we are to do events. what our swimming community fuels us to do, we Meronen coached 1984 Olympic Champion Anne have to do it on our own—with a program that is the Oh dear: Franziska van Almsick, 22, former East Ottenbrite, 1988 Olympic relay medallist Lori Melien, envy of the world. Methinks there is a lot of work to do. German and Germany’s not-so-golden girl in and coached 2000 Olympic team member Garret Bernard McGrath Sydney, explained to a German newspaper why she Pulle until 1998. Gibsons, BC still lacks an Olympic gold medal: because there’s no He moved to Iceland last summer and reports more GDR. “In the GDR we were raised together, we that he hasn’t quite left the field yet, only changed the Some good news: had to eat as a team and leave the pool as a team,” she field of combat. said. “Today everyone just does their own thing. I’d “I am in the wild frontier of coaching and com- Editor: I am writing to congratulate you on your probably have won an Olympic gold a long time ago, petition,” he wrote. “Limited pool space and time, induction into the International Swimming Hall of because in the GDR I wouldn’t have had to deal with outdoor training year-round and poorly coached Fame in Fort Lauderdale. Your contribution to swim- the pressure of public life.” (NOTE: Franziska van (taught) athletes and parents. But the levels of desire ming in Canada and beyond is immense. Ever since Almsick is world record holder in the 200 freestyle are high. It´s just a matter of directing energies the first publication of SWIM, I have benefited from (1994) and the richest swimmer in the world, with an appropriately. And we have already wrought minor the statistical information and articles, and, more estimated 17 million marks in assets.) miracles here. And the monies and perqs are great; recently, from your generosity in continuing to send much better than one could expect anywhere in me the magazine, which has followed me and finds Editor: The Olympic swimming has just ended and Canada. my mailbox. I’m suffering again from an overwhelming case of The challenge of a new language at this point in Nancy Garapick déjà vu. And I ask myself how long the talented my life is presenting me with a new source of inspira- Kitimat, BC athletes that we have in our sport in Canada are tion.” expected to stand up filled with great expectations Note: Nancy Garapick won two backstroke bronze only to land flat on their competitive backsides. Are Editor: Having been away from the action for 10 medals at the 1976 Olympics. In 1975, as a 13-year- they truly no better than that? Or is the problem years, it is presumptuous of me to even think of taking old, she bettered the 200 backstroke world record. elsewhere? part in what has to be a heated debate. But here goes. As a long-time outsider and naysayer of the By the way, heartiest congratulations on induction Editor: As always it takes me forever to do anything. official national program, including the into the Hall of Fame. You deserve it. I did, however, want to congratulate you on your development of training centres and coaches’ Over the years, I’ve been cheering on Canada’s induction into the International Swimming Hall of certification, I pose the question: Where does the buck swimmers as much as anybody. And I won’t stop now. Fame. It’s about time someone took notice of all you finally stop? But it disturbs me that underfunding is being blamed have done and accompilshed in the name of the sport. At one point in our history as a sport, we were as the number-one culprit for our failure to live up to It’s nice to see that someone’s compassion and love presented with the dream of making ourselves the expectations in the Olympic pool. Sounds like just for swimming has been noticed in such a way. foremost swimming nation in the world. A bit another excuse. I might add that, should this view I have not forgetten all that you did for me. unrealistic at the time, but it was the official party gain credence, it could well be the death sentence to Judy MacKay line. Since then, virtually the same people, more-or- any thought of Canada rejoining the top rank of Toronto less, have been leading our national program to our swimming nations anytime soon. present glorious state of a single-medal performance. Don’t get me wrong. More funding has to be Note: Judy MacKay (formerly Garay) won the 1977 In almost every area of activity (the real world), the given a high priority—say number two or number Canadian 100 breaststroke championships and CEO who fails to deliver is given his golden three—but not priority number one. competed at the 1978 Commonwealth Games. She’s handshake and sent on his way. Unfortunately, that I have yet to hear a strong and responsible voice, busy raising two daugthers and a son and coaches a is not the Canadian way for Olympic sport; flogging other than Alex Baumann’s, pointing a finger at our private school swim team. a dead horse is more like it and expecting it to win. national program. To paraphrase an old song “Oh I am distraught at the thought that our kids have Alec, won’t you please come home.” been sold a bill-of-goods. They have been promised There is constant comparison to Australia’s sports ✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌ the world by the head coach and SNC’s educational funding, overlooking the fact that there are a dozen or Remember … It’s not true until it has been program and by many well-meaning Canadian more nations, excluding Australia, the USA, and officially denied

SWIMNEWS / SEPT-OCT 2000 45 and were able to cheer for their country. REALITY CHECK One pair of Canadian parents managed to bid up the face value of tickets and double their price against another Canadian couple. One family spent $4,500 for four prelim and four final tickets. Of the 39 swimmers on the Canadian team, 18 had their par- THIS IS SIMPLY NOT GOOD ENOUGH ents and relatives in Sydney (over 50 in total), all scrambling to get in to watch their kids. • Assistance from SNC with accommodation and Nick J. Thierry LUPIEN GETS AN ANSWER travel got nowhere. The COA was equally “helpful” and Carlson Wagonlit, the official travel agent, was The following are a small tip of the iceberg of prob- arrogant, unhelpful, and totally incompetent (unless lems experienced by the swimmers and their parents After 12 years of training, Yannick Lupien thought you bought their total travel package). at the Sydney Olympics. he had done everything necessary to get on the For many parents, 10 years of driving to workouts • How many countries prepared their team with Olympic team and swim his two favoured events at 4:30 am, over $50,000 in swimming-related ex- a trials in May, another one in August (after disap- in Sydney, the 50 m and 100 m freestyle. penses, 1000s of hours officiating, and club involve- pointing May results), two mandatory competitions He found himself in for quite a surprise. It ment on every matter, appeared to be insufficient in July, several mini training camps, followed by a commitment for SNC to take any interest in them. three-week camp in Cairns in northern Queensland seems that Lupien’s name had been left off the with 73 persons in attendance? Could it be that at the team’s official entry for the 50 m freestyle event. Lupien was informed of the problem by his per- There is more, but without anyone in the know end some swimmers might be tired? willing to tell all, it will have to wait. • Olympic racing gear arrived barely in time for sonal coach, Michel Berube, who was an assistant the competition. There was little or no time for pratice. coach with the Canadian team in Sydney. ✺ ✺ ✺ Swimmers had to spend their free time whiting out Lupien never really knew the course of events the sponsor logo on their caps because it exceeded that transpired to lead to his name being omitted On October 21, The Toronto Sun reported that a FINA regulations as to maximum allowable size. from the event. A week after being back in Canada, three-member committee will make recommenda- • Karine Legault swam the 400 and 800 freestyle. after the issue had been taken up by local and tions on how to improve the Canadian swim team’s Her personal coach, Benoit Lebrun, left Sydney prior national newspapers, Lupien received a phone performance. Firing the head coach isn’t expected, to the start of the competition as he couldn’t access call from Head Coach Dave Johnson, who told according to SNC president Bill McFarlane, who said, the venue and help Karine prepare in the final days. him that the oversight was his and that the entries “it’s inappropriate” to suggest replacing Dave Johnson He did spend time with her in Cairns at the staging took place at the same time the Canadian Swim- would improve Canada’s medal count by the next camp. ming Association was moving its offices. Games. McFarlane will chair the committee. Although Karine was promised that the head “Throwing the baby out with the bath water isn’t coach would look after her for her first event, the 400 In mid-October, Yannick received an email outlining the course of events that led to his name going to get us where we need to go,” McFarlane said. free, and then she would be looked after by Jan “We’re not happy with the medal count; we’re in the Bidrman for the 800 free, reality was somewhat being left off the entry list. “Johnson had simply forgotten to enter my name, that’s all I was told. business to win medals. We had closed the gap over different. She warmed up alone for the 400 free, the past few years but the gap increased on us. We’re No one ever told me how this could happen. nobody took her splits, and then she swam the 800 further behind.” “No one is explaining to me how my 12 years free under similar conditions. Years ago, no kidding, there was a call for a “gap After her 800 swim, she called her personal coach of work is gone because he forgot to enter my manager.” and indicated her unhappiness with her final name.” preparation prior to her races and lack of availability On October 24, Yannick received a personal ✺ ✺ ✺ of the coaches. handwritten letter from coach Johnson offering • Relays: What a joke. So many were selected, so an apology to Yannick’s parents and offering to Swimming/Canada Natation (SNC) Chief few got to swim (2 of 12). Time trials were held where compensate them for the price of the competition Executive Harold Cliff had his position terminated, swimmers didn’t know that relay personnel had al- tickets in Sydney ($600.00), but still no apology announced Bill McFarlane, SNC President on ready been decided. for him. November 1 in Ottawa. • In the men’s 50 free, the wrong swimmer was Mr. Cliff joined SNC in the mid-1980s as entered. Yannick Lupien won the Olympic Trial “They should have sent it directly to my parents, not to me. It’s a letter to my parents. Marketing Director, after working as a Sports Con- (22.95) but somehow Craig Hutchison was entered, sultant with Sport Canada. He became CEO in 1993. who was second at Trials. Yannick Lupien’s parents, There’s no apology in this letter for me. I didn’t get any ‘I’m sorry.’ There are no plans to appoint a successor. For the unaware of any of this, had expensive tickets for the immediate future members of the SNC Excutive “Dave Johnson doesn’t lose anything and I 50 free prelims to watch their son in the Olympics. Committee and senior staff will oversee the affairs of lost swimming in the 50 free. • Some swimmers had to move from their as- the association. signed rooms to accommodate an unhappy coach. “I just want to make people aware of this Cliff was supposed to raise substantial marketing • Swimming/Natation Canada (SNC) provided situation. It’s frustrating for me.” revenue, to be used mostly in the technical budget. no information on how parents could meet with their A registration dues increase of almost 25% is one swimmers. This was eventually resolved, with no help Parents from other countries were astounded at result. (In Ontario swimmers are paying $81 each from SNC. the lack of support SNC gave Canadian parents, who this season, $50 to SNC and $31 to Swim Ontario. The • SNC decided not to buy swimming tickets and didn’t want anything for free, just some assistance. figures last year were $65 total, $36 to SNC and $29 sell them to parents with swimmers on the team. Parents from other countries had seats together to Swim Ontario.)

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