2024 Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Trials
Day 6 final heat sheet
The penultimate night of the Canada 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games finals begins. It's been a long race, but there are still many great races to come. Tonight's schedule: Women's Para 100 Backstroke, Men's Para 100 Backstroke, Women's Open 200 Butterfly, Men's Open 200 IM, Men's Open 50 Freestyle, Women's 800 Freestyle Fastest Heat.
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this morning, emma van dyke She broke her own Canadian S14 Para record in the women's 100 backstroke. She broke 1:11 for the first time and will be aiming for a chance to further shorten her record to begin her session tonight. Also in that field, jamie cosgriffqualified for nomination to the Paris Paralympic team earlier this week and is considering adding another event.The same can be said for both reed maxwell and alexander elliot in the men's para 100 backstroke.
after that, summer mackintosh She is scheduled to be in the women's open 200 butterfly block. She ran a time of 2:11.16 in the heats and is the top seed heading into the finals. Based on her performance earlier in the week, where she broke her own world record in the 400 IM, tonight could be another special swim.
Meet the 2024 world champion in the men's 200IM finlay knox make a fuss tristan yankovic, one of the breakouts of this competition. Jankovic won the 400 IM by a significant margin, earning him a spot on his first Olympic team. He has earned the top seed heading into tonight, but Knox won't make it easy for him. Knox is also aiming for his first individual qualification in Paris. He has previously qualified for the medley and 4×100 freestyle relay.
Highlights of the men's 50m freestyle: josh liend. He scored 21.72 points in qualifying, putting his own Canadian record within sight. He was the only man to go under 22 seconds in qualifying. Yuri Kishir Passed 2nd place with 22.11. They will be the two favorites for roster spots, but Edouard Hulme Huo He will need to set his second personal best of the day to dethrone Kishir, but he will try to get into the match.
Women's Para 100 Backstroke — Final
- Canadian Para Record S6: 1:20.76 — Shelby Newkirk (2022)
- Canadian Para Record S7: 1:19.99 — Shelby Newkirk (2019)
- Kandyan Para Records S9: 1:09.30 — Stephanie Dixon (2008)
- Canadian Para Record S10: 1:05.90 — Summer Mortimer (2012)
- Kandyanpara Record S13: 1:09.90 — Chelsea Gotell (2008)
- Canadian Para Record S14: 1:10.99 — Emma Van Dyke (2024)
Top 10:
- Jamie Cosgriff (OAK) S10 — 1:08.52 (1001 para points)
- Shelby Newkirk (Laser) S6 — 1:22.33 (977 Parapoints)
- Aurélie Rivard (CNQ) S10 — 1:11.28 (900 para points)
- Mary Zibb (MUSAC) S9 — 1:13.62 (867 para points)
- Emma Van Dyke (BROCK) S14 — 1:11.36 (833 para points)
- Maxine Rabbit (UMAN) S13 — 1:12.08 (788 para points)
- Arianna Hunsicker (UL) S10 — 1:15.29 (777 para points)
- Ruby Stevens (RCAQ) S6 — 1:34.11 (701 para points)
- Katalin Roxon (AASC) S9 — 1:21.29 (667 para points)
jamie cosgriffLast season, she broke into the para-swimming world, adding another event to her Paralympic schedule with a time of 1:08.52 in the women's Para 100 backstroke. Cosgriff said after the race that she wanted to run her personal best time. In Paris, she will aim to build on her performance, which saw her finish fifth at the 2023 World Para Championships.
shelby newkirk I swam in a time of 1 minute 22.33 seconds, meeting the MSQ standards and being able to enter the S6 class.
emma van dyke He added just a little from his record-setting swim this morning, swimming a time of 1:11.36 and earning 833 para points.
Men's Para 100 Backstroke — Final
- Canadian Para Record S7: 1:24.40 — Jean-Michel Lavallière (2015)
Canadian Para Record S8: 1:09.48 — Reid Maxwell (2024)- Canadian Para Record S10: 1:00.33 — Benoit Hout (2016)
Top 10:
- Reid Maxwell (EKSC) S8 — 1:08.86 (858 para points)
- Alexander Elliott (CNQ) S10 — 1:04.03 (790 para points)
- Charles Giamichele (GHAC) S7 — 1:26.52 (566 para points)
16 years old reed maxwell He maintained his momentum in the men's 100 backstroke. This is his first Olympic and Paralympic selection, but he wasn't fazed by that, as he set multiple Canadian Para records this week. He added one more here in the 100 backstroke, breaking his own S8 Para record. Maxwell broke the standard she swam earlier this season with a time of 1:08.86, breaking the record by 0.62 seconds.
Women's 200 Butterfly — Final
- World record: 2:01.81 — Liu Zige, China (2009)
- Junior world record: 2:04.06 — summer mackintoshCanada (2023)
- Canadian record: 2:04.06 — summer mackintosh (2023)
- Olympic Qualifying Time: 2:08.43
Top 10:
- summer mackintosh (UN-CAN) — 2:04.33 *Olympic qualifying time*
- Mabel Zaballos (MAC) — 2:11.85
- Breckin Gormley (NKB) — 2:11.94
- Katie Forrester (MAC) — 2:12.38
- Claire Watson (UN-CAN) — 2:13.84
- Ashlyn Massey (PCSC) — 2:13.91
- Mia West (MANTA) — 2:15.10
- Angela Jiachen Wang (MAC) — 2:15.60
- Genevieve Sasville (WS) — 2:16.19
- Leilani Fuck (LOSC) — 2:16.39
summer mackintosh Continue to shine through these trials. She added another event to the Olympic schedule, sprinting through the field in the 200 butterfly, nearly breaking her own Canadian record in that event and her world junior record.
McIntosh said after the race that he struggled a little to get home in the final 50 seconds, but it showed in his splits. She went at a personal best pace for most of the race, with splits of 27.43/31.16 in her first 100 seconds. The split was 32.65. She split the third 50 and the final 50 with a 33.09.
Although she fell off her personal best pace, she still posted the fastest time in the world this year at 2:04.33. This is better than 2:04.80. regan smith It was exhibited in the Westmont Pro Series.
| 2 | elizabeth ann deckers |
Australia | 2:05.20 | 04/18 |
| 3 | Yufei Zhang |
CHN | 2:05.57 | 09/24 |
| Four | summer Macintosh |
can | 2:05.73 | 01/11 |
| Five | Airi Mitsui & Co. |
Japan | 2:06.54 | 03/22 |
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Second, Mabel Zabalos She improved her season's best time of 2:11.85, improving three-hundredths of a second from her swim at the Canadian Open.
Men’s 200IM — Finals
- World Record: 1:54.00 — Ryan Lochte, USA (2011)
- Junior world record: 1:56.99 — Hubert Kos, Hungary (2021)
Canadian record: 1:56.64 — Finlay Knox (2024)- Olympic qualifying time: 1:57.94
Top 10:
- Finlay Knox (SCAR) — 1:56.07 *Olympic qualifying time* *Canadian record*
- Tristan Jankovic (RCAQ) — 1:59.32
- Lorne Wigginton (HP-CON) — 2:00.90
- Colin Gagne (LOSC) — 2:01.96
- Blake Tierney (Gold) — 2:02.34
- Jordi Vilches (BTSC) — 2:02.82
- Marcus Mak (ISC) — 2:03.68
- Carter Scheffel (Blunt) — 2:04.62
- Judge Migneault (HP-CVN) — 2:04.75
- Raven Doman (HP-CVN) — 2:06.65
On his way to winning the world title in Doha, finlay knox He did well in the freestyle leg, outpacing other competitors in the field. His freestyle legs were still strong in this championship final, but he was already well separated from the field.
Knox wasted no time in proving his authority in this race. He took the lead with a butterfly leg of 24.52, establishing a lead that was below his own Canadian record pace. From there, he never looked back, extending his lead in the backstroke with a time of 29.24 seconds. Knox returned home with a time of 33.81/28.50, breaking the Canadian record with a time of 1:56.07. He beat the record set at this year's World Championships by 0.57 seconds and qualified for his first individual event in Paris.
This time is also 4th in the world this season, just 1/100th of a difference. Shayne Casas.
| 2 | duncan Scott |
GBR | 1:55.91 | 04/05 |
| 3 | Shayne Casas |
united states of america | 1:56.06 | 11/30 |
| Four | alberto Lazetti |
it is | 1:56.21 | 11/28 |
| Five | thomas dean |
GBR | 1:56.44 | 04/05 |
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Raven Doman He was running in second place during the first half of the race, but his pace slowed down after the backstroke. tristan yankovic Once again, she used her breaststroke legs to make a splash, breaking 34.90 seconds and taking over second place. Her final time was 1:59.32, just under her personal best of 1:59.05, earning her the silver medal.
Men's 50m freestyle final
- World record: 20.91 — Cesar Cielo, Brazil (2009)
- Junior World Record: 21.75 — Michael Andrew, USA (2017)
Canadian record: 21.61 — josh liend (2022)- Olympic qualifying time: 21.96
Top 10:
- josh liend (NYAC) — 21.48 *Olympic qualifying time* *Canadian record*
- Yuri Kisil (CASC) — 22.01
- Edouard Hulme Huo (PCSC) — 22.14
- Liam Weaver (CASC) — 22.54
- Stephen Calkins (UCSC) — 22.55
- Javier Acevedo (AJAX) — 22.59
- Owen Ginn (LASC) — 22.85
- Hosin Fedag (CAMO) — 22.97
- Justin Baker (NYAC)/Paul Durdins (UCSC) — 23.03
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Set two Canadian records in as many events as possible. josh liend He got the job done in the men's 50m freestyle, breaking his own Canadian record just like Knox did last time.
Liendo used a strong start and breakout to take the lead and never relinquished it with a splash and dash. He clocked it to 21.48 seconds, breaking the 2022 Canadian record by 0.13 seconds. This season, he rose from tied for 11th to 4th in the world rankings.
| 2 | benjamin I am proud |
GBR | 21.25 | 04/06 |
| 3 | Vladislav Bukhov |
England | 21.38 | 02/16 |
| Four | Gabe castano |
Mexico | 21.67 | 04/13 |
| Four | Bjorn Seeliger |
Sweden | 21.67 | 02/16 |
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Yuri Kishir He caught up in the final stages of the race and took second place with a time of 22.01 seconds. Although it was outside the Olympic qualifying time range, it was a personal record by 0.01 seconds for Kishir, who was competing in the competition for the first time since 2018. Edouard Hulme Huo He swam his second personal best of the day and won the bronze medal. Hulme Utt lowered her personal record by 1/100th in the preliminaries with a score of 22.25, but lowered it even further in the final with a score of 22.14.
Women’s 800 Freestyle — Timed Finals, Fastest Heats
- World record: 8:04.79 — Katie Ledecky, USA (2016)
- Junior World Record: 8:11.00 — Kate Ledecky, USA (2014)
- Canadian record: 8:11.39 — summer mackintosh (2024)
- Olympic qualifying time: 8:26.71
Top 10:
- Julia Stroinowska (LOSC) — 8:38.36
- Emma Finlin (EKSC) — 8:38.48
- Julia Brussaux (NKB) — 8:41.03
- Sienna Angove (UN-CAN) — 8:43.07
- Kathryn Hazle (UN-CAN) — 8:47.05
- Megan Wheeler (PCSC) — 8:47.70
- Ella Cosgrove (DSC) — 8:49.47
- Laila Olafsky (BTSC) — 8:57.74
- Peyton Lee (block) — 8:59.27
- Tori Mecklensek (DSC) — 9:02.12
rear emma finlin– Those who have already qualified for Paris in Open Water 10K – Passed julie brusseau At the 600m mark, the race appeared to be completely over. Brousseau tried to bring his legs into the race, but was completely unable to counter Finlin's splits.
Finlin appeared to be on his way to victory. With her 25 meters remaining she had a lead of more than a length.But then Julia Stroinowska It came charging out of nowhere. She kicked hard, cutting into Finlin's lead. Finlin was breathing on the other side and could not see or counter Stroinowska's powerful kick, but the LOSC swimmer took the lead by 0.12 seconds and took the title.
Stroinowska defeated Finlin 8:38.36 to 8:38.48 to win her third medal of the tournament. And now, with her victory here, she has earned her one medal of each color.
Brousseau maintained his third place with a time of 8:41.03.
