2011-2012

The psych sheets for the 2012 PCS Wavemaker have now been posted.  Please go to the event listing to download or view a copy. 

Congratulations to Lauren Crisp and her coach Brent Gaudreau.  Lauren has been selected to compete for Canada at the North America Challenge Cup August 3-5, 2012 in Edmonton.

Well done!

Olympic Trials wrapped up in Montreal today, with three out of our four competitors taking part in the action.

Stefanie Schmidt set two new best times in her top event, the 200 Backstroke.  Her morning swim landed her in 13^th position, and heading into the consolation final with a time of 2:15.85; Schmidt ended up finishing 2^nd in the B final with an improved time of 2:15.75.

Olympic Trials continued today with three races and one personal best time for our swimmers.

Ian Mattock continued with his impressive best time streak today in the 100 Butterfly, clocking in at 57:54. 

After two tiring swims each yesterday, Nicholas Sinclair and Rachael Newman performed a little off in their events today.  Sinclair swam the 200 Backstroke in a time of 2:07.40, while Newman competed in the 100 Freestyle, with 1:02.14. 

Olympic Trials continued today with impressive swims from both Stefanie Schmidt and Rachael Newman.

Newman competed in her best event, the 200 Butterfly, and scored a best time in the morning with 2:17.73.  Her morning time qualified her for the consolation final, where she was a bit slower, but still managed to stay under her previous best time, gliding to 8^th place in the B final, with a time of 2:17.82.

Day 3 of Olympic Trials saw Nicholas Sinclair competing in his second A final of the meet, in the 400 Freestyle.  In the morning, Nicholas was in a heat that advanced 5 of the 8 evening swimmers into the final.  With Ryan Cochrane already pre-qualified for the Olympics in this event, the 2^nd place person would have had to go 3:48.92 or better to gain a berth on the Olympic team, a big stretch for anyone else in the field.