Last Season Rosie Moulton made it under the Senior National qualifying time in 200IM..before the standard was changed taking away her ability to compete at this year's World Championships trials..tonight she is back in the running getting it done in 2:17.9. Way to go Rosie.

Day two and three of CIS Championships included an impressive five medal wins for our Uvic swimmers. 

On Friday, Stephanie Horner qualified for FISU games and captured a gold medal in the 200m Butterfly, with a time of 2:12.93.  Andre Kudaba also took part in the 200 Butterfly, competing in the consol final, and finishing up in 2:09.42.  Kudaba additionally competed in the B final for the 50 Backstroke, snagging 15^th place with a time of 56.25.

The 2013 CIS Championships were underway in Calgary yesterday, and our Vikes got off to a great start.  At least, for the most part - an illness sidelined two of UVic’s medal contenders, Alec Page and Ian Mattock. 

The Canadian Swimming Coaches and Teachers Association recently awarded eight Canadian coaches for the development of Canada’s Olympic swimming medallists of 2012.  The money went not only to current coaches of the three medallists, but those who played instrumental roles in cultivating their talents in earlier years.

 Congratulations are in order for our UVPCS coaches, who make up three of the eight coaches who were rewarded this year! 

Day 3 of the SwimBC SC AA Championships is done and more hardware for PCS swimmers, as well as some exciting personal bests and AAA times.  Congratulations to all the swimmers and their coaches for a great weekend of competition!

Here is the summary of the top 3 and 8 finishes on the day. Full results can be found on the PCS Results page.

Another gold medal finish for PCS swimmer Fionnuala McKenna to top of another strong showing on Day 2 of the Short Course AA Championships in Surrey.  Here is the summary of top 3 and 8 finishes.

Top 3 Finishes
Fionnuala McKenna (11) - Gold in Girls 11&U 100FR

Day One of competition at the 2013 Swim BC AA Short Course Meet saw PCS swimmers on the podium 6 times and many personal best times being set. We have a relatively small team of 11 swimmers competiting at the meet, taking place in Surrey this weekend.

Here is the summary of the podium and top 8 finishes:

UVPCS swimmer Aimeson King had a busy past week, competing in 3 events in South America. 

In the first 10km, which took place on January 26th in Santos, Brazil, Aimeson had what Coach Ron Jacks described as the race of his life.  King finished in 16^th spot, beating out five Olympians, and was only 27 seconds behind the winner.

King then competed in a sprint event in Viedma just before the World Cup, and had another strong race, coming in 7^th.

Original article from Swimming Canada