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Ontario Records As of December 8, 2008 Ontario Records As of December 8, 2008 Short Course (25 Metre Pools) Long Course (50 Metre Pools) 11 - 12 Girls Lori Melien, AAC, 85 26.34 50 Free 27.38 Michelle Cruz, ACE, 93 Lori Melien, AAC, 85 57.36 100 Free 59.36 Lori Melien, AAC, 85 Lori Melien, AAC, 85 2:07.29 200 Free 2:10.55 Alix Pollard, TOMAC, 94 Allison Higson, ESC, 85 4:26.50 400 Free 4:31.69 Tanya Hunks, HWAC, 93 Tracy Klinck, ROW, 77 9:07.33 800 Free 9:16.71 Alicia Belluz, HWAC, 88 Anne Bodak, TBT, 81 17:46.20 1500 Free 17.40.80 Alicia Belluz, HWAC, 88 Stephanie Brueschke, MAC, 94 1:05.71 100 Back 1:07.31 Michelle Cruz, ACE, 93 Jennifer Fratesi, SSMAC, 97 2:20.47 200 Back 2:23.39 Amanda McCormack, EBSC, 2008 Allison Higson, ESC, 85 1:10.11 100 Breast 1:10.94 Allison Higson, ESC, 86 Allison Higson, ESC, 85 2:32.10 200 Breast 2:34.11 Allison Higson, ESC, 86 Jennifer Fratesi, SSMAC, 97 1:05.56 100 Fly 1:05.89 Julie Howard, BRANT, 89 Mich MacPherson, ETOB, 78 2:22.03 200 Fly 2:23.53 Catherine Seeback, EPS, 88 Allison Higson, ESC, 85 2:19.25 200 I.M. 2:21.55 Allison Higson, ESC, 86 Allison Higson, ESC, 85 4:55.03 400 I.M. 5:02.71 Joanne Malar, HWAC, 88 Oakville Aquatic Club, OAK, 2007 2:07.38 200 M.R. 2:08.58 Oakville Aquatic Club, OAK, 2007 Oakville Aquatic Club, OAK, 2007 4:36.25 400 M.R. 4:43.64 Oakville Aquatic Club, OAK, 2007 Etobicoke Swimming, ESWIM, 2007 1:53.49 200 F.R. 1:55.52 Etobicoke Swimming, ESWIM, 95 Etobicoke Swimming, ESWIM, 2006 4:08.74 400 F.R. 4:11.18 Etobicoke Swimming, ESWIM, 2007 13 – 14 Girls Amanda Reason, WEST, 2008 26.16 50 Free 26.38 Amada Reason, WEST, 2007 Lauren Earp, ESWIM,2008 Lauren Earp, ESWIM, 2008 55.68 100 Free 56.91 Julie Howard, BRANT, 91 Jane Kerr, ETOB, 83 2:00.88 200 Free 2:03.70 Julie Howard, BRANT, 91 Jackie Keire, ESWIM, 2008 4:16.12 400 Free 4:20.39 Lindsay Seemann, NEW, 2007 Lindsay Seemann, NEW, 07 8:48.22 800 Free 8:57.24 Debbie Wurzburger, LYAC, 84 Zsofia Balazs, TSC/TO*, 05 16:55.73 1500 Free 17:13.50 Julie Harrison, SCAR, 2007 Sinead Russell, DS, 2008 1:01.35 100 Back 1:02.66 Sinead Russell, DS, 2008 Sinead Russell, DS, 2008 2:12.17 200 Back 2:15.67 Sinead Russell, DS, 2008 Allison Higson, ESC, 88 1:08.64 100 Breast 1:09.84 Allison Higson, ESC, 86 Allison Higson, ESC, 88 2:26.48 200 Breast 2:31.20 Allison Higson, ESC, 86 Tasha Truscott, HHBF, 2008 1:00.40 100 Fly 1:01.12 Tasha Truscott, ESWIM, 2008 Tasha Truscott, HHBF, 2008 2:14.75 200 Fly 2:16.51 Alicia Harricharan, COBRA, 06 Sinead Russell, DS, 2008 2:16.75 200 I.M. 2:18.08 Allison Higson, EPS, 88 Monica Stitski, ESWIM 04 4:47.60 400 I.M. 4:52.35 Joanne Malar, HWAC, 90 Etobicoke Swimming, ESWIM, 2008 1:59.84 200 M.R. 2:02.32 Oakville Aquatic Club, OAK, 2008 Etobicoke Swimming, ESWIM, 2008 4:20.84 400 M.R. 4:27.50 Toronto Swim Club, 05 Etobicoke Swimming, ESWIM, 2008 1:45.78 200 F.R. 1:49.66 Etobicoke Swimming, ESWIM, 2008 Etobicoke Swimming, ESWIM, 2008 3:51.53 400 F.R. 3:55.50 Etobicoke Swimming, ESWIM, 2008 Ontario Tour Teams Relay Records 11-12 Girls 200 M.R. 2:08.51 Ontario Far Western Tour, 89 400 M.R. 4:43.04 Ontario Far Western Tour, 94 200 F.R. 1:54.98 Ontario Far Western Tour, 89 400 F.R. 4:13.46 Ontario Far Western Tour, 89 13-14 Girls 200 M.R. 2:05.49 Ontario Far Western Tour, 95 400 M.R. 4:33.01 Ontario Far Western Tour, 94 200 F.R. 1:52.89 Ontario Far Western Tour, 94 400 F.R. 4:04.79 Ontario Far Western Tour, 94 800 F.R. 8:52.11 Ontario Far Western Tour, 94 Ontario Records – Page 2 As of December 8, 2008 Short Course (25 Metre Pools) Long Course (50 Metre Pools) 15 – 18 Girls Amanda Reason, WEST, 2008 25.27 50 Free 25.92 Laura Nicholls, ROW, 96 Emily Wong, NKB, 06 55.13 100 Free 56.35 Hannah Riordan, CSL, 2008 Heather McLean, ESWIM, 2008 1:58.96 200 Free 2:01.08 Jane Kerr, ESC, 85 Joanne Malar, HWAC, 93 4:09.05 400 Free 4:14.04 Zsofi Balazs, TSC, 2008 Lindsay Beavers,STARS, 2000 8:30.86 800 Free 8:37.98 Lindsay Seemann, NEW, 2008 Cindy Bertelink, COBRA, 93 16:23.60 1500 Free 16:50.77 Peggy Corkum, PEPSI, 91 Sinead Russell, DS, 2008 59.67 100 Back 1:02.28 Tess Simpson, CSL, 2008 Jennifer Fratesi, KWNSC, 01 2:07.73 200 Back 2:11.16 Jennifer Fratesi, KWNSC, 01 Allison Higson, EPS, 89 1:08.26 100 Breast 1:08.86 Allison Higson, EPS, 88 Anne Ottenbrite, AAC, 84 2:27.08 200 Breast 2:27.27 Allison Higson, EPS, 88 Kristin Topham, EPS, 91 1:00.45 100 Fly 1:01.18 Kristin Topham, PEPSI, 91 Jennifer Fratesi, CANJR, 2000 1:00.45 Mojca Cater, EPS, 89 2:10.56 200 Fly 2:11.48 Jill Horstead, ETOB, 85 Nancy Sweetnam, LLSC, 91 2:12.50 200 I.M. 2:15.61 Nancy Sweetnam, LLSC,, 90 Nancy Sweetnam, LLSC, 91 4:39.32 400 I.M. 4:42.82 Alexa Komarnycky, ESWIM, 2008 Mississauga Aquatic Club/Toronto Allstars, 01 1:57.44 200 M.R. 1:57.93 Toronto Swim Club, 2008 Toronto Swim Club, 2008 4:14.69 400 M.R. 4:19.08 Toronto Swim Club, 2007 Nepean Kanata Barracudas, 05 1:44.30 200 F.R. 1:47.46 ESWIM, 2000 Etobicoke Swimming, 2008 3:43.89 400 F.R. 3:51.54 Toronto Swim Club, 2008 Senior/Open Girls Laura Nicholls, PICK, 2004 25.03 50 Free 25.60 Laura Nicholls, ROW, 04 Laura Nicholls, ROW, 99 54:87 100 Free 54.33 Julia Wilkinson, NYAC, Beijing 2008 Laura Nicholls, ROW, 2000 1:57.56 200 Free 1:58.73 Julia Wilkinson, NYAC, 2008 Kim Linehan, ETOB, 84 4:07.49 400 Free 4:14.85 Donna McGinnis, ESC, 86 Debbie Wurzburger, LYAC, 86 8:38.14 800 Free 8:36.24 Debbie Wurzburger, LYAC, 88 Cindy Bertelink, COBRA, 93 16:23.60 1500 Free 16:49.04 Cindy Bertelink, COBRA, 94 Marylyn Chiang, ESWIM, 2000 59.33 100 Back 1:00.38 Julia Wilkinson, NYAC, Beijing 2008 Elizabeth Wycliffe, EBSC, 2007 2:07.05 200 Back 2:11.16 Jennifer Fratesi, KWNSC, 01 Lisa Blackburn, ROW, 04 1:07.95 100 Breast 1:08.86 Allison Higson, EPS, 88 Nancy Sweetnam, LUSC, 93 2:25.69 200 Breast 2:27.27 Allison Higson, EPS, 88 Marylyn Chiang, ESWIM, 2000 59.10 100 Fly 59.68 Jennifer Button, ROW, 03 Jennifer Button, ROW, 2000 2:08.70 200 Fly 2:11.48 Jill Horstead, ETOB, 85 Nancy Sweetnam, LUSC, 93 2:10.90 200 I.M. 2:12.03 Julia Wilkinson, NYAC, Beijing 2008 Joanne Malar, HWAC, 95 4:36.40 400 I.M. 4:42.62 Elizabeth Warden, TO*, 04 Toronto All Stars, 03 1:52.66 200 M.R. 1:57.51 Etobicoke Swim Club, 85 Etobicoke Pepsi Swimming, 89 4:10.57 400 M.R. 4:13.40 Etobicoke Swim Club, 88 Toronto All Stars, 03 1:41.10 200 F.R. 1:45.09 Etobicoke Pepsi Swimming, 89 Toronto All Stars, 03 3:41.79 400 F.R. 3:45.38 Toronto All Stars, 04 Etobicoke Swim Club, 84 8:06.82 800 F.R. 8:12.79 Toronto Swim Club, 2006 Please Note: Records are only changed/updated when we receive the proper verification in the Swim Ontario office. It is the responsibility of the coach to notify Swim Ontario of a new record and to provide us with the necessary back-up verification and information to establish the record. The pending record information should be submitted with the meet results. The coach should arrange for meet management to send two copies of the application for National and Provincial records accompanied by the time card and electronic tape, if available. Extremely Important: The age of the swimmer(s) must be included on any "record" form -- whether an individual or relay record. Ontario Records – Page 3 As of December 8, 2008 Short Course (25 Metre Pools) Long Course (50 Metre Pools) 11 - 12 Boys John M. Mills, GO, 93 25.28 50 Free 26.17 John M. Mills, GO, 92 Brad Creelman, TOMAC, 83 55.99 100 Free 57.20 Miguel Munoz, ESC, 86 Abdel-Khalik Hassaan, ESWIM, 04 2:04.25 200 Free 2:05.83 Chuck Sayao, TOMAC, 95 Chuck Sayao, TOMAC, 95 4:15.89 400 Free 4:19.04 Chuck Sayao, TOMAC, 95 Tristan Cote, ESWIM, 2008 8:58.76 800 Free 9:15.80 John Dolynchuk, ROW, 85 Jamie White, LAC, 90 16:58.85 1500 Free 17:30.80 Alex Baumann, LUSC, 76 Jimmy Lee, WEST, 2003 1:03.13 100 Back 1:05.19 Jimmy Lee, WEST, 2003 Jimmy Lee, WEST, 2003 2:16.27 200 Back 2:20.62 Jimmy Lee, WEST, 2003 Johnathan Lim, ACE, 94 1:10.35 100 Breast 1:12.24 David Cheung, CREST, 94 Johnathan Lim, ACE, 94 2:32.69 200 Breast 2:37.89 Steve Lysak, HWAC, 91 Edward Liu, TSC, 2007 1:01.65 100 Fly 1:04.01 Edward Liu, TSC, 2007 Mark Sy, CREST, 95 2:19.60 200 Fly 2:23.05 Sean Cargin, WAC, 90 Chris Bento, LAC, 2000 2:19.62 200 I.M.
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