AGN

It was a stormy, cold morning at Lac-Beauport just outside of Quebec City but that didn't stop two PCS swimmers from making a trip to the podium.  Anthony Gutierrez collected his first AGN gold medal, winning the 12&U boys 2.5km race, despite cutting up his leg on a rock at the start.  Next, in the 17-18 year old boys 5km race, Justin Howe came out 5th in an exciting last 100 meter finish. The lone female swimmer, Erin Jennings did not disappoint in the 14 year old 5km race.

PCS women have boosted their lead up to 160 points ahead of Edmonton Keyano thanks to huge medal haul tonight. The combined team still sits in 5th with one day to go but has closed the point gap with 4th place Mississauga to a single point. The night started off with a bang in the 100 Backstroke, where fifteen year old Lauren Crisp captured a gold medal, just off her own personal and club records in 1:03.36.

At the conclusion of the third day of Age Group Nationals, the women held on to their 100 point lead to Edmonton Keyano swim club. With two more days of racing, PCS is looking strong, holding steady at 5th position on the overal team side.  Highlights from tonight included a gold medal performance from 15 year old Molly Gowans in the 800 free, knocking 5 seconds off her best time and club record in a new time of 8:45.44. Lucas Tyler also swam to a commanding victory in the mens 16 year old 200 Butterfly, taking the gold in 2:05.40.

PCS women lead the way by nearly 100 points to Edmonton's Keyano Swim Club at the end of finals Day 2, while the team overall sits in 5th place.  
The first event of the night started off with Jessica Luo taking a silver medal right on her best time (58.8), followed shortly by Molly Gowans in lane 2 also taking a silver as well as breaking the club (Kea Koerner, 2011) and VIR record (Nikki Dryden, 1992) in a time of 57.31.

Age Group Nationals - Winnipeg

Canadian Age Group Nationals begin on Wednesday a 7:00am in Winnipeg. 850 of Canada's best up and coming swimmers will compete over the following five days. UVPCS will be represented by seventeen swimmers across the five age classifications.

Follow the results on our website. A webcast will be available at swimming.ca