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CIS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011 - 2/24/2011 to 2/26/2011 Results Lindsay Park Pool - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 9:41 AM 3/2/2011 Page 1 CIS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011 - 2/24/2011 to 2/26/2011 Results Event 1 Women 200 SC Meter Freestyle CIS: 1:56.11 2009 Erica Morningstar Calgary CANS04.08.10: 1:54.23 8/9/2009 Genevieve Saumur CNPPO Name Yr School Prelim Time Finals Time FINA Points A - Final 1 Peterson, Kevyn 5 Univ OF Calgary Varsity Team 2:01.43 1:59.08 813 20 28.17 58.56 (30.39) 1:29.13 (30.57) 1:59.08 (29.95) 2 MacLean, Heather 2 Ubc Thunderbirds 2:02.02 1:59.89 797 17 28.50 59.19 (30.69) 1:29.78 (30.59) 1:59.89 (30.11) 3 King, Savannah 1 Ubc Thunderbirds 2:01.32 2:00.26 789 16 29.19 59.76 (30.57) 1:30.38 (30.62) 2:00.26 (29.88) 4 Schultz, Paige 2 University OF Toronto 2:01.36 2:01.12 773 15 28.58 59.26 (30.68) 1:30.41 (31.15) 2:01.12 (30.71) 5 Harley, Brittney 2 Ubc Thunderbirds 2:01.51 2:01.24 770 14 28.91 59.63 (30.72) 1:30.50 (30.87) 2:01.24 (30.74) 6 Brown, Julianne 3 Univ OF Calgary Varsity Team 2:02.54 2:02.24 752 13 28.90 59.98 (31.08) 1:31.01 (31.03) 2:02.24 (31.23) 7 Belleau, Emilie 2 Université de Montréal 2:01.65 2:02.70 743 12 28.63 59.98 (31.35) 1:31.24 (31.26) 2:02.70 (31.46) 8 Hendriks, Breanna 4 Univ OF Calgary Varsity Team 2:02.71 2:04.25 716 11 28.46 59.28 (30.82) 1:31.52 (32.24) 2:04.25 (32.73) B - Final 9 Ruksys, Pamela 4 University OF Toronto 2:03.16 2:02.24 752 9 29.34 1:00.07 (30.73) 1:31.28 (31.21) 2:02.24 (30.96) 10 Maitland, Heather 4 University OF Toronto 2:03.04 2:02.58 745 7 29.39 1:00.81 (31.42) 1:32.21 (31.40) 2:02.58 (30.37) 11 Benson, Talia 1 Univ OF Calgary Varsity Team 2:04.36 2:02.87 740 6 29.62 1:00.94 (31.32) 1:31.71 (30.77) 2:02.87 (31.16) 12 Culp, Victoria 5 Brock Badgers 2:05.00 2:04.24 716 5 29.63 1:01.06 (31.43) 1:32.93 (31.87) 2:04.24 (31.31) 13 Grove, Molly 2 University OF Toronto 2:04.63 2:04.41 713 4 28.97 1:00.46 (31.49) 1:32.67 (32.21) 2:04.41 (31.74) 14 Sloan, Meg 3 McMaster University 2:05.58 2:04.54 711 3 29.49 1:00.94 (31.45) 1:32.84 (31.90) 2:04.54 (31.70) 15 Landry, Taryne 2 Ubc Thunderbirds 2:05.25 2:04.60 710 2 29.34 1:00.45 (31.11) 1:32.55 (32.10) 2:04.60 (32.05) 16 Lachance, Nicole 1 University of Ottawa GeeGees 2:05.33 2:05.53 694 1 29.47 1:01.16 (31.69) 1:33.52 (32.36) 2:05.53 (32.01) Event 1 Women 200 SC Meter Freestyle CIS: 1:56.11 2009 Erica Morningstar Calgary CANS04.08.10: 1:54.23 8/9/2009 Genevieve Saumur CNPPO Name Yr School Seed Time Prelim Time FINA Preliminaries 1 King, Savannah 1 Ubc Thunderbirds 2:00.29 2:01.32 q769 29.61 1:00.41 (30.80) 1:31.33 (30.92) 2:01.32 (29.99) 2 Schultz, Paige 2 University OF Toronto 2:01.43 2:01.36 q768 28.54 59.25 (30.71) 1:30.86 (31.61) 2:01.36 (30.50) 3 Peterson, Kevyn 5 Univ OF Calgary Varsity Team 2:02.94 2:01.43 q767 28.67 59.42 (30.75) 1:30.60 (31.18) 2:01.43 (30.83) 4 Harley, Brittney 2 Ubc Thunderbirds 2:04.91 2:01.51 q765 28.83 59.33 (30.50) 1:30.26 (30.93) 2:01.51 (31.25) 5 Belleau, Emilie 2 Université de Montréal 2:02.50 2:01.65 q763 28.40 59.03 (30.63) 1:30.32 (31.29) 2:01.65 (31.33) Lindsay Park Pool - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 9:41 AM 3/2/2011 Page 2 CIS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011 - 2/24/2011 to 2/26/2011 Results Preliminaries ... (Event 1 Women 200 SC Meter Freestyle) Name Yr School Seed Time Prelim Time FINA 6 MacLean, Heather 2 Ubc Thunderbirds 1:59.90 2:02.02 q756 29.07 1:00.39 (31.32) 1:30.97 (30.58) 2:02.02 (31.05) 7 Brown, Julianne 3 Univ OF Calgary Varsity Team 2:00.82 2:02.54 q746 28.94 59.75 (30.81) 1:31.01 (31.26) 2:02.54 (31.53) 8 Hendriks, Breanna 4 Univ OF Calgary Varsity Team 2:00.10 2:02.71 q743 29.16 59.88 (30.72) 1:31.10 (31.22) 2:02.71 (31.61) 9 Maitland, Heather 4 University OF Toronto 2:02.74 2:03.04 q737 29.20 1:00.40 (31.20) 1:31.95 (31.55) 2:03.04 (31.09) 10 Ruksys, Pamela 4 University OF Toronto 2:02.13 2:03.16 q735 29.30 1:00.30 (31.00) 1:31.70 (31.40) 2:03.16 (31.46) 11 Hevey, Sarah-Lee 2 Université de Montréal 2:01.54 2:03.98 q720 28.68 59.49 (30.81) 1:31.20 (31.71) 2:03.98 (32.78) 12 Benson, Talia 1 Univ OF Calgary Varsity Team 2:02.90 2:04.36 q714 28.94 59.98 (31.04) 1:31.85 (31.87) 2:04.36 (32.51) 13 Grove, Molly 2 University OF Toronto 2:04.92 2:04.63 q709 29.16 1:00.65 (31.49) 1:33.16 (32.51) 2:04.63 (31.47) 14 Culp, Victoria 5 Brock Badgers 2:06.13 2:05.00 q703 29.76 1:01.37 (31.61) 1:33.30 (31.93) 2:05.00 (31.70) 15 Landry, Taryne 2 Ubc Thunderbirds 2:06.01 2:05.25 q699 29.30 1:00.98 (31.68) 1:32.77 (31.79) 2:05.25 (32.48) 16 Lachance, Nicole 1 University of Ottawa GeeGees 2:04.01 2:05.33 q697 28.95 1:00.22 (31.27) 1:32.75 (32.53) 2:05.33 (32.58) 17 Sloan, Meg 3 McMaster University 2:06.78 2:05.58 693 30.07 1:01.62 (31.55) 1:33.49 (31.87) 2:05.58 (32.09) 18 Kubik, Jacqueline 2 Univ OF Calgary Varsity Team 2:04.97 2:05.63 692 28.97 1:00.20 (31.23) 1:32.65 (32.45) 2:05.63 (32.98) 19 MacPherson, Ceilidh 1 Dalhousie University Swim Team 2:02.98 2:05.76 690 29.26 1:00.63 (31.37) 1:33.25 (32.62) 2:05.76 (32.51) 20 Davis, Melanie 4 University OF Toronto 2:05.97 2:06.11 685 29.58 1:00.61 (31.03) 1:33.12 (32.51) 2:06.11 (32.99) 21 Mielnichuk, Bobbie 2 UofA Pandas and Bears 2:06.32 2:06.49 678 29.30 1:01.30 (32.00) 1:33.75 (32.45) 2:06.49 (32.74) 22 Pierse, Fionnuala 1 Ubc Thunderbirds 2:01.40 2:06.56 677 29.33 1:00.88 (31.55) 1:34.14 (33.26) 2:06.56 (32.42) 23 Pamerleau, Léonie 2 Rouge et or Universitaire 2:06.94 2:06.62 676 29.80 1:02.01 (32.21) 1:34.35 (32.34) 2:06.62 (32.27) 24 Lapierre-Lemire, Caroline 1 Club de Natation Patriotes 2:02.88 2:06.71 675 29.08 1:00.80 (31.72) 1:33.58 (32.78) 2:06.71 (33.13) 25 Boduel, Chantelle 1 University of Ottawa GeeGees 2:07.70 2:06.73 675 29.81 1:01.26 (31.45) 1:33.97 (32.71) 2:06.73 (32.76) 26 Raiche-Marsden, Tavia 2 Dalhousie University Swim Team 2:05.00 2:06.80 673 29.59 1:01.32 (31.73) 1:34.09 (32.77) 2:06.80 (32.71) 27 Efford, Jennika 4 Ubc Thunderbirds 2:06.68 2:07.04 670 29.90 1:01.93 (32.03) 1:34.60 (32.67) 2:07.04 (32.44) 28 Armstrong, Dana 3 UofA Pandas and Bears 2:07.19 2:07.17 668 29.70 1:01.37 (31.67) 1:33.86 (32.49) 2:07.17 (33.31) 29 Grand'Maison, Valérie 3 McGill University 2:07.58 2:07.24 666 29.76 1:01.98 (32.22) 1:34.67 (32.69) 2:07.24 (32.57) 30 Berube, Marie-Pierre 1 Université de Montréal 2:06.46 2:07.27 666 29.71 1:01.57 (31.86) 1:34.21 (32.64) 2:07.27 (33.06) 31 Stilling, Joanie 4 McGill University 2:09.14 2:07.74 659 30.03 1:02.15 (32.12) 1:34.77 (32.62) 2:07.74 (32.97) Lindsay Park Pool - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 9:41 AM 3/2/2011 Page 3 CIS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011 - 2/24/2011 to 2/26/2011 Results Preliminaries ..
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