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ANNUAL REPORT 

2005-06

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 

CEO’S REPORT 

HIGH PERFORMANCE REPORT 

MARKETING REPORT 

PARTNERS 

COMMUNICATIONS REPORT 

FINANCIAL SERVICES 

NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

STAFF 

NATIONAL TEAMS 

RESULTS & STATISTICS 

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VISON 

Swimming to win; Winning for life 

MISSION 

By 2008, Canadian Swimming will be aligned, accountable and 

performance oriented. 

We will do this by: 

Building collaborations based on a foundation of trust 

Implementing and coordinating programs that cause the development 

and growth of a national support system for athletes 

and coaches 

Actively listening to the input of the swimming community, and 

Delivering on commitments 

The results will be winning international medals, increased 

participation,investment, effective use of resources, and a solutions-oriented 

positive 

culture. 

Our programs will be directed through 5 key strategic drivers: 

Elite 

Sport Systems 

People management 

Partnerships 

Business Management 

These drivers form the foundation of our plan and will require 

SNC to set progressive yet attainable goals and tactics. Our 

strategic plan will evolve and grow as we proceed, as will our 

circle of commitment through new intellectual capital and partnerships 

with other independent, yet like-minded organizations.

Swimming to win, 

Winning for life 

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President’s report 

The most important learning for Swimming Canada this past year is the emergence of collective leadership among our membership; a notion 

has been embraced Đ 

But even more important is the understanding that collective leadership is only possible with dialogue. When people listen, share, generally 

communicate, things happen. In the last year we have seen individuals pulling in the same direction and believing again that we can win, while 

putting the best interest of our great sport first. 

2006 Goals and Outcomes 

As we look tĐ 

Plan were: 

• 8% increase in new memberships of pre-competitive and competitive swimmers 

• 15% of all national and provincial records will be broken 

• 10% increase in Swimming Canada operating budget 

• 10% of all swimmers, coaches and officials will have development plans 

• 1 gold medal at Commonwealth Games 

• 2 relay medals at Commonwealth Games 

• 5 medals at Pan Pacific Swimming Championships 

Goal: 8% increase in new memberships of pre-competitive and competitive swimmers 

Outcome: Together, we achieved an overall 5% increase in the number of competitive swimmers. Eight provinces successfully increased their 

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ing our goal Đ 

membership segment. There was however, an overall 3% decrease in pre-competitive swimmer membership, which must be addressed in 

swimmer recruitment strategies next year. 

Goal: 15% of all national and provincial records will be broken 

Outcome: An average of 8% new provincial and national records were set this year. This is short of our overall goal, but we are pleased to see 

that we did meet the target in a specific category with 15% senior male and 16% senior female new national records. 

Goal: 10% increase in Swimming Canada operating budget 

Outcome: Swimming Canada’s operating budget rose by 3% from $4,237,000 to $4,359,000. New sponsors came on board to support the 

national program and Pan Pacs, and we must continue to be innovative in our approach to sponsorship and fundraising as we work towards our 

revenue goals. 

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Goal: 10% of all swimmers, coaches and officials will have development plans 

Outcome: While not quantifiable at this point, there has been movement in the creation of development plans for each of these three key target 

segments. A draft of the long-term athlete development plan has been circulated to key stakeholders for input and will be finalized by the end 

of 2006. SNC has led a number initiatives to ensure professional development for coaches, and will work closely with CSCTA in a review of the 

NCCP program while officials’ clinic programs are also being retooled. 

Goal: 1 gold medal at Commonwealth Games 

Outcome: Congratulations to Mike Brown for winning gold in the 200 m Breaststroke and breaking a 12 year old meet record at the 2006 Commonwealth 

Games held in Australia! 

Goal: 2 relay medals at Commonwealth Games 

Outcome: The men’s and women’s 4 x 100 freestyle, and the women’s 4 x 100 medley relay teams won 3 bronze medals. Overall, the Canadian 

team won 16 medals and broke 12 national records. 

Goal: 5 medals at Pan Pacific Swimming Championships 

Outcome: Our athletes won 8 medals at Pan Pacs, including 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze and broke 8 Canadian records. Congratulations to 

all our athletes and coaches on their achievements. For a second year in a row, we’ve been able to witness the excitement of winning on home 

soil. 

Our athleteĐ 

on the rise, and new corporate partners are coming on board to support Canadian swimming and as fate would have it Alex Baumann is coming 

back to Canada to lead Road to Excellence, the summer Olympic sport program—we are on a roll! 

Collectively, we are recreating a culture of performance. Let’s remember to celebrate our successes together and take responsibility to get back 

on track when we fall short of our goals. 

Recognition in the Sport Community 

Across the country and around the world, our stakeholders are noting a resurgence of Canadian Swimming – a new confidence in our sport. 

Positive profile for swimming is growing in media and in the sport community. Debbie Muir, author of SNC’s Review – The Muir report, published 

in 2004, noted recently that ‘There has been a dramatic cultural shift within the organization - knowledge is being shared and there is 

a greater sense of inclusiveness. The Clubs feel a greater sense of hope as the role and importance of the Club coaches has been identified. 

Hiring a CEO (Pierre Lafontaine) with cutting edge technical leadership has inspired the Canadian sport community.’ 

Living our Vision 

We can say with confidence that we are living up to our Vision of Swimming to Win; Winning for Life. This progress may be best demonstrated 

in four emĐ - 

ming family over this past year. 

Collaboration- was most evident at the Pan Pacific Championships. Our special thanks to Swim BC, the community of Saanich, the participating 

clubs aĐ 

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President’s report 

Leadership - as demonstrated by the province of Quebec for leading the country with 80 provincial records broken last year. FNQ has embraced the 

SNC goal of breaking every provincial and national record by 2012 – great job! 

Courage - to our young women’s 4X100 free relay – silver medalists at the Commonwealth Games and at Pan Pacs, who raced against some of the 

world’s toughest competitors, and broke a 6 year old Canadian record in the process. 

Integrity- goes to our CEO who fostered a Memorandum of Understanding with the Red Cross in an effort to promote water safety and help reduce the 

number of accidental drĐ 

an effort to grow participation in swimming. 

The Way Forward our priorities for 2006/7 

Operating to Policy Board 

We have a number of important bylaw changes thanks to the Policy and Governance committee under the direction of Anne Bell and Jim Shaw. This 

work has been long overdue and signals a new operating philosophy for SNC. Moving forward we will rely more than ever on our professional staff 

for leadership. The board will remain focused on Policy and directing rather than doing. We must continue to attract new volunteers who will supply 

relevant expertĐ 

members. 

Re-engineered Committee structure 

Our new policy and governance strategy outlines an increase in the number of standing committees from four to five ( Policy and Governance, Audit 

& Finance, Business & Risk Management, Program Policy and Nominating committee). All other committees are now considered operating committees 

and report directly to the CEO. 

Process 

Clearly we are providing best in class leadership to the sport community with the technical expertise we have secured. But we have work to do in 

standardizing systeĐ 

be a prioritĐ 

. We will 

continue to support our CEO and help to secure the necessary resources. 


Seamless National Integration 

One Team - One Goal - One Nation Canada sums it up best. We will continue to seek seamless integration in our long term development strategy and 

action plans. Collective leadership and our commitment to share ideas and support at the national direction is critical. 

International Relations Strategy 

SNC is creating a Đ 

been formed, whose job it will be to articulate strategies against five platforms. They are Events, Technical representation, Technical policy, Marketing 

and Governance. WĐe 

will certainly leverage our international friends including the United States, Australia, Japan, England, France and new dialogue with South Africa. 

Brand Renewal 

SNC now has a very credible product that may be marketed to corporate Canada. To capitalize on the opportunity, we must be able to deliver programs 

nationally in a seamless and consistent fashion. A new brand Identity has been created that reflects our strong Canadian heritage in a contemporary 

image. The nĐ 

of other sport federations. Brand consistency and seamless program delivery nationally are critical if we are to maximize the revenue potential. 

Corporations today wantĐ 

assessable and loyal consumer groups. If we are to be successful in the corporate marketplace we need to be able to deliver programs seamlessly 

across our great swimming community. Our ability to work collaboratively is critical. Our commitment is to invest dollars raised in programs that 

help make a difference for our community. But we need product to sell and we are all accountable to create and deliver these programs together 

Masters Swimming 

We have invested aĐ 

Special thanks to Bill Hogan for leading a sub committee that thoughtfully looked into the issues. Thanks to Chris Smith, President of MSC for his 

support and the support of the new MSC board. Moving forward we have created under the guidance of both organizations staff a joint committee 

headed by Frank Coy. We look forward to working collaboratively on a number of mutual projects to help harness the development of our sport. 

Winning for life is about enjoying the sport of swimming over our lifetimes. Our swimmers of today will be a large part of the masters swimming 

community tomorrow. We will continue to support and nurture this relationship. 

We are all Swimming Canada 

SNC is moving forward and I am very proud of all the people involved in the process. We need to keep the pressure on ourselves to search out new 

thinking, challenge ourselves, share ideas and do what’s best for our great sport. We must continue to believe in ourselves and all the great people 

who make up our association and we must all continue to evolve our culture of accountability from coast to coast. 

Finally, I would like to thank the SNC board and our staff for their hard work and support last year. They continue to put the interest of our sport first 

and exemplify our vision of Swimming to Win, Winning for Life! 

Yours in Swimming, 

Dan Thompson 

President, Swimming Natation Canada 

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allowing kids to dream

CEO’s report 

Strategic Plan 

Looking back on our goals established for the 2006 year, we can see that we are moving forward in a positive direction. We achieved a 5% increase 

in the number Đ 

our operating buĐ 

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monwealth Games and 8 medals at the Pan Pacific Championships. These 12 medals surpassed our goal of a total of 8 medals; 1 gold and 2 relay 

medal at the Commonwealth Games and 5 medals at the Pan Pacific Championships. 

Delivery of Service 

Swimming Canada is continuing to improve the relationship with its members and stakeholders by increasing its level of service and value. We have 

hired two additional staff members, Katie Dolan and Erin Sulpher who are helping with membership servicing, marketing and communication support 

and office administration. By launching a weekly electronic newsletter to clubs, provincial sections, athletes and parents, by formulating virtual 

meets fĐ 

o help 

service the clubs across the country better, we have developed a new position; Domestic Operations Manager. We are very excited to bring Andrew 

Moss on board to fill this role which begins October 1, 2006. 

Change in Culture 

One Team – One Goal – One Nation, Canada; this is our belief. We will continue to work together with our athletes and coaches to share knowledge, 

ideas, and support services to all levels across the country. We are fostering a partnership with the Red Cross and have developed a Memorandum 

of Understanding in an effort to promote water safety and help reduce the number of accidental drownings in Canada. We are also collaborating with 

the CIS; who together with Byron MacDonald of the University of Toronto have developed Canada First, an information handbook for prospective university 

students. Our goal is to inform every high school athlete, parent and coach about the potential education and training opportunities right here 

in Canada. We Đ 

We must communicate the pros and cons of U.S. college scholarships and develop our own national, made-in-Canada high energy university swim 

conference and scholarship solution. 

National Training Centres 

This year we have re-structured our National Swim Centre Program to provide comprehensive resource centres for athletes and coaches as well as 

providing a channel of decentralized services that can be accessed by swimmers and coaches across the country. We have established two Centres; 

one in Vancouver and one in Montreal and hired four new coaches; Tom Johnson, Head Coach and Jozsef Nagy, Assistant Coach in Vancouver, Paul 

Bergen, Head Coach, and Benoit Lebrun, Coach in Montreal. The two Centres began operation as of September 1, 2006. 

AFC/Sport collaboration 

We are collaborating with our aquatic partners to establish efficiencies and cost savings through shared services, but more importantly to advocate, 

as one voice, for greater investment in aquatic sport. Our short term collaboration is focused on planning for the 2007 World Championships, the 

organization of aĐ - 

prehensive needs analysis and strategy has been initiated to address aquatic infrastructure development in Southern Ontario. 

National Team 

We had two major international competitions this year; the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Australia and the Pan Pacific Championships in Victoria, 

British Columbia. Thirty-two of our swimmers traveled to the Land Down Under in March and won 16 medals and broke 12 national records. 

It was a positive and valuable experience for everyone involved. 


The Pan Pacific Championships were hosted this summer in Victoria, British Columbia. This competition was a very important development experience 

for our young athletes. Mark Hahto and Andrew Moss took on the challenge of organizing this very successful competition in only six months. A 

huge thank you goes out to Mark and Andrew, to the city of Victoria, Saanich Commonwealth Place Pool, the organizing committee and all of the volunteers! 

WiĐ 

Moving Forward 

The 2006/2007 season is going to be another exciting year of growth as we move closer to the 2008 Olympic Games. We need to continue to build 

and foster relationships with our coaches, provincial sections and athletes. We can help our coaches by creating more professional development 

opportunities for them as they are absolutely critical in our success as a dominant swim nation. Building stronger partnerships and cooperation with 

our provincial sections arĐ 

for our retired athletes is another service we can offer to help move them forward in their careers after swimming. Lastly, we need to increase our 

relationship and involvement with FINA. We want to increase the number of international meets on North American soil as well as develop a plan to 

bid on hosting the FINA World Youth Championships in 2010. 

Increasing our service and awareness of the Swimming Canada brand must be the core of our business. The brand of our swimming family and the 

strength in brand unity are essential for us to move forward. 

We need to be the number one sport federation in Canada by taking a leading position in all aspects of sport. This means we must be innovative in 

our events, in our marketing, and in all aspects of our organization. We must develop new vehicles to communicate our sport to a greater audience. 

We need to target children and develop new and innovative ways to interest them in swimming. We can do this through greater profile on television 

and in new media, and through cross promotions in the course of partnerships and corporate sponsors. 

I would like to thank the SNC Board of Directors for their hard work and tremendous support; and a special note of thanks to our staff for their hard 

work over this past year. 

One Team – One Goal – One Nation, Canada! Together we are building this dream into a reality. It takes each and every one of us to work together 

and support the goals of our athletes. We can make dreams come true for our swimmers! 

Pierre Lafontaine 

CEO 

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Technical report 

High Performance Sport Review process 

Sport Canada continues to progress the High Performance Sport Review Process towards the summer sport version of the winter sport 

“Own the Podium” program. Dr. Roger Jackson, retained as a consultant to fashion the “Podium Program” for summer sports tabled his 

report at the end of the summer. Swimming Canada is looking to progress its status within the program and move to access key funding 

dollars targeting Olympic potential medalists, their coaches and programs. 

The national Performance Enhancement Team (PET) has been formed and will receive their funding through PacificSport, under the jurisdiction 

of Dr. Gord Slievert and Pierre Lafontaine. This initiative is consolidated under the Podium Program. 

National Training Centres 

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or given the opportunity to run out the course of the season. The two new centres were identified (Montreal and Vancouver) and staffed. 

The staff for the Vancouver centre is: Tom Johnson, Head Coach; Josef Nagy, Assistant Coach. The Montreal Centre sees the return of 

Paul Bergen to Canada as the centre Head Coach; and the appointment of Benoit Lebrun as Coach. Athlete intake processes will be finalized 

by the end of September. 

National Team Development Strategy 

SNC was able to progress the National Team Development Program to incorporate funding and activities for all four levels of the program; 

Age Group; Prospects; Youth and Junior squads. The Youth and Junior teams continued to be exposed to the rigors of travel, training and 

competition by participating in the Victoria State Age Group and Open Championships in Melbourne. The tour effectively presented the 

swimmers (16 Junior and 16 Youth) with a training opportunity followed by 10 full days of competition. The experience was designed to 

presentĐ . 

ThisĐ 

successful and seamless transition to the Senior National Team. The success of this ‘strategy’ can be measured in the graduation rate to 

the Senior National Team; the 2006 Pan Pacific Championship team had 34 National Team Development program swimmers on a team 

of 64. 


As is the caseĐ 

the inaugural FINA World Youth Swimming Championships, held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Canada supported this competition by selecting 

8 swimmers (4 male and 4 female) based on performances from the Senior Nationals and Pan Pacific Trials. Our key strategy of sending 

Youth and Junior squads ‘into battle’ facing adversity and ‘bare bones’ preparation was extended to this competition. Several of the 

selected athletes competed at Pan Pacific Championships through to Saturday and then promptly jumped on a flight to Rio and with 

one day preparation were into the competition. The swimmers were able to experience travel and environmental rigors not unfamiliar to 

any swĐ 

international performances in the future. 

Carding 

This has been the first year under the re-focussed carding program wherein world rankings as opposed to ‘points charts’ were used to 

determine carding recipients. While there have been challenges in securing reliable world rankings this is seen as a temporary situation 

and should be resolved this year. After one year our experience tells us that the ‘right’ swimmers are being selected based on quality of 

performance and no speculation regarding a skewed points chart has clouded carding selection. We will continue to monitor the Youth 

and Junior card selections carefully. Our concern here mainly lies with the amount of resources being afforded to very young swimmers. 

Our thoughts are that perhaps we need to lobby Sport Canada to re-establish a third level of carding funding. 

Incentive Programs 

Swimming Canada manages three core incentive programs; the SNC Club Grant, Speedo/SNC Swimmers Incentive Program and the SNC 

Coaches International High Performance Support program. The Club Grant distributes $150,000.00; the Swimmers Incentive Program 

$30,000.00; and the Coaches Support Program $20,000.00 for a total of $200,000.00 focused directly back into the club system to 

assist in the progression of high performance swimming. All programs are ‘scored’ on a results based system of both domestic and international 

performances. 

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understanding of how they were generating funds for their club. The scoring mechanism was shifted form a points threshold performance 

to rewarding absolute placings, both domestically and internationally. These changes proved positive and have resulted in allocating 

funds to more clubs whilst ensuring that the totals to key performing clubs were not watered down so substantially that the programs 

impact was neutralized. 

SNC Club Grant – funding to 20 swim clubs 

Speedo / SNC Swimmers Incentive Program – funding to 21 swimmers 

SNC Coaches International High Performance Support Program – funding to 15 coaches 

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Recognizing our past champions 

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Swimming Canada designated competitions 

National level competitions were very well received and provided a great degree of support and success this year. The advent of the Age 

Group national Championship as an evolution of the Club Nationals project worked very well and will be run again in 2007 in the same 

format. Subtle amendments to distance freestyle standards have been made. 

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tunities. 

This was done in place of hosting stand alone trials for selection competitions. Senior Nationals and Pan Pacific Trials were a huge success, 

both from a pure competition perspective, but also from an organizational and venue basis. Returning to the Parc de Jean Drapeau one short 

year after the World Championship gave the hosts Beaconsfield and Samak clubs every opportunity to present the best National Championships 

ever, and they did not fail. Swimming Canada extends our thanks and kudos to the team lead by Pierre Cloutier and Pierre de Repentigny, 

and Đ 

Coaching Development 

SNC Staff have worked closely with the CSCTA to keep abreast of the challenges facing the delivery of the NCCP (certification) and other 

professional development opportunities for coaches. SNC was a key partner in securing Olympic Solidarity funds for the Pan Pacific Coaching 

Symposium hosted by Swim BC and the Victoria National Coaching Institute. Attendance at this unique coaching professional development 

opportunity was very weak and more will have to be done to explore the needs and timing for coaches to attend these opportunities. SNC 

staff is focussing more on the opportunity to host a national coaching conference in 2008. 

Women iĐ - 

lized to select 3 candidates to attend international coaching opportunities as part of the coaching staff. Paula Crutcher of UNB (Fredericton, 

NB) coached at the Pan Pacific Championships; Linda Kiefer of U of T (Toronto, ON) coached at the World Open Water Championships; and 

Karin Lefebvre coached at the Fina World Youth Championships. Other coaches received funding to attend the Pan Pacific Coaches seminar. 

SNC will continue to strategically place women in key coaching positions at the international level. 

National Team Camps 

SNC staff consolidated our stroke camp strategy that took place across the country last year into a single national team camp held at UBC in 

early May. The key strategy here was to work off the success of last years stroke camp programs and to bring the entire national team into a 

focussed head-to-head training environment in support of the preparations for the large team planned for Pan Pacific Champs. The value of 

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ing with otherĐ 

environment. 


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Swimmers with a Disability (SWAD) 

The second year of the quadrennial has been a very productive year for Swimming/Natation Canada’s Swimmer with a Disability (SWAD) Program. 

The highlights and activities below show that we have continued to move the program forward in a number of areas. 

• Support of the current National team in the areas of High Performance Support and increased international competitive opportunities, in 

pursuit of high performance swimming at 2006 IPC World Championships and 2008 Beijing Paralympics. 

• Support of the development of future National Team members through provincial initiatives; Development Team tours and Development 

Camps 

• Can-Am Disability Championship – continued growth and support 

Highlights and Activities 

• August 2005 – inaugural SWAD start-up camp – Calgary 

• 19 Swimmers and 11 support staff attend week long camp 

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coaches. 

• September 2005 - National Coach attends Alberta Coaches Conference and presents the long term plan to the Alberta provincial swim 

coaches 

• October 2005 - BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes provided with funding to initiate SWAD Development 

activities in their respective regions. 

• November 2005 – Commonwealth Games Trials – 10 swimmers attend and 6 selected to 2006 CWG team 

• December 2005 – 16 swimmers attend the US Open meet in Minneapolis MN as part of a development initiative. 

• January 2006 – 10 swimmers attend a development meet in Atlanta, Georgia. Swimmers attending this competitive development opportunity 

were those athletes identified in the 2004-2005 Canadian LC Rankings in the strata below the team that attended US Open. 

• January 2006 –National Coach and World Champs Manager travel to Durban, South Africa on site visit in preparation for the Worlds in 

December. 

• March 2006 – 6 SWAD’s and 2 coaches attend the CWG and contribute 5 medals and 1 world record to the Canadian effort. 

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mers from Canada, United States and Belarus attend the meet. 

• April 2006 – host a SWAD Development Camp in London following the Can-Am meet. 10 swimmers and coaches attend the camp 

• April 2006-August 2006 IPC Swimming World Championship Team long list initiated and updated as results became available to promote 

a robust competition for 24 spots on the Canadian team at the selection meet in San Antonio. 

• May 2006 – 5 swimmers attend the 2nd Paralympic World Cup and a meet the previous weekend in Manchester. Swimmers have a 

mini-training camp at the British Swimming Paralympic HP Centre in Manchester 

• May 2006 – 6 swimmers attend the Electrabel Belgian Paralympic Swimming Championships in Antwerp. 

• June 2006 – 5 of 6 Commonwealth Games Team member attend the German Open in Berlin 

• July 2006 – Provincial Championship weekend across the country produces great swimming as they work towards trying to qualify for 

the 2006 IPC Worlds Team. All results tabulated and virtual meet results produced 

• April 2006 – July 2006 – World Championship long list is complied and updated over the course of the LC season to promote a competitive 

Trials meet 

• August 2006 – 2006 IPC Swimming World Championship Trials hosted by US Paralympics in San Antonio Texas as part of the Can-Am 

Disability Championship Program. 46 Canadian swimmers attend, as well as 35 Mexicans and about 60 Americans. 

• August 2006 – a 24 swimmer Canadian team is named to attend Worlds 

• August 2006 – A week long World Championship Team preparation camp is held in Calgary in order to ensure an uninterrupted preparation 

prior to departure in November. 


Other Areas of Interest 

Performance Enhancement Team 

• A number of professionals are currently being used in the area of Physiology, Sports Psychology, Sports Nutrition, Video and Race Analysis 

and Sports Therapy. 

Classification and Officiating 

Future Meets 

• Classification is going well with IPC International Classifier Janet Dunn as Canadian Head Classifier. Classification clinics and classifier 

recruitment is ongoing. 

• Lockie Lister is now an IPC certified official and heads the Canadian SWAD officials program. Other Technical Advisors working with 

Lockie to promote SWAD officiating are Pat Gilmore (BC), Ian McCollum (ON) and Carol Thomas (QC). Training is ongoing. 

• SNC will be hosting two Can-Am Disability Championships in 2007 

Records 

o March 07 Montreal, QC 

o July 07 Edmonton AB 

• World Records LC: 7 2 male and 5 female 

• World Records SC: 7 7 female 

• Pan American LC: 21 5 male and 16 female 

• Canadian LC: 32 8 male and 24 female 

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Investing in Canadian 

Swimming!

Marketing report 

In our Strategic Plan, Swimming Canada has set an ambitious target within its Business Management strategy – to double our operating budget 

by 2012. WeĐ 

strategy and Đ 

support our athletes and coaches; that help strengthen our swim clubs at the grassroots level, and that help to grow participation in our sport. 

New Partnerships 

The creation of new partnerships this year, propelled by the performance of our athletes on the world stage and the hosting of the 2006 Pan 

Pacific Swimming Championships, brings new opportunities for long-term support from the corporate sector. 

Swimming Canada is proud to welcome Bell Canada as our newest corporate partner. This new partnership initiated the launch of the Bell 

Grand Prix, and the provision of prize money on the three-city competitive circuit: Vancouver, Montreal and Toronto. The event included the Bell 

Youth Swim Clinic, where local coaches worked with young swimmers in the region on specific stroke, turn and start instruction. Highlights of 

each clinic were provided on SNC’s website as an educational resource. Bell and SNC are soon launching a dedicated product offering for our 

membership, that will also act as fundraising opportunity for local swim clubs. We are also working together to create exciting new content data 

for distribution through Bell Mobility, Sympatico and Bell ExpressVu. 

At the 2006 Pan Pacific Championships we welcomed a host of new partners from Canada and around the world. We express our sincere appreciation 

to USA Swimming, whose collaboration enabled us to attain Mutual of Omaha as a title sponsor. We would like to acknowledge the 

generous support of our government partners: The Province of British Columbia, Sport Canada and the Municipality of Saanich. We would also 

like to thank our presenting sponsors: Speedo, Bell, the University of Victoria and the University of British Columbia for their great partnership 

in the hosting of Pan Pacs. The participation of Gold sponsors Subaru, ACDSee Systems, Lotte, Sanyo Shinpan, and Omega, as well as bronze 

sponsors Talisman Energy and event sponsor CN, is a fantastic indicator of the growing confidence in our sport. We believe the momentum will 

continue as we lead to 2007 and 2008, and we are confident we can capitalize on the relationships that have been established. 

Television 

Television coverage of swimming is a key factor in our ability to generate corporate support. SNC invested in the production and broadcast of 

the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships TV special for TSN and RDS. The Canadian broadcasts resulted in a viewing audience of 100,000, 

in addition to the xxx viewers worldwide through networks such as NBC, TV Asashi and Channel 9, among others. We are exploring key swimming 

events scheduled in 2007 and 2008, such as the Bell Grand Prix and the Olympic Trials, for future broadcasts. 


The attraction of streamlining video, such as the Pan Pacs highlights video available on Bell Sympatico this year, signifies an important new 

channel for disĐ 

alone, which demonstrates an exciting new distribution channel for swimming. 

New Brand 

We are proud to unveil a new brand identity for Swimming Canada this year. The 

new Swimming Canada marque reflects the current, dynamic nature of the organization. 

It reflects the particular attributes of our sport – power, speed and fluidity, and 

above, through the use of stylized maple leaf, it is symbolic of Canada. 

We are encouraging our provincial associations and clubs to integrate this new 

marque within their brand identity to build a strong, consistent identity for Canadian 

swimming. The logo and our associated brand use guidelines have been provided to 

all provincial associations and is widely accessible through the SNC website. 

Sponsors 

Gold 

Silver 

Official Suppliers of Swimming Canada 

Official Supporter of Swimming Canada 

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Celebrating our successes!

Communications report 

Celebrating our successes 

The 2005/2006 season was truly a year in motion for the sport of swimming in Canada. With the success of the Canadian Team at the 2005 

FINA World Aquatic Championships, the Commonwealth Games and the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships celebrated by many Canadians 

across the country, many news headlines focused on the rejuvenation of Canadian swimming. In line with the Swimming Canada new strategic 

direction and set targets, our internal and external communications to the media, general public and swimming family were the focused on “Celebrating 

our successes” from grassroots to high performance, to new Swimming Canada corporate direction. The majority of our targeted goals 

and tactiĐ 

new tools that allowed us to better profile our athletes, coaches and clubs and events to a much larger audience. 

Communications Tools 

At the start of the 2005/2006 season, the communications department launched the new Swimming Canada website. A complete overhaul of 

the site was produced internally adding new sections, new dynamic look and feel and simplified navigation. The vision of swimming.ca was to 

become our Đ 

content growing to an average of 2-3 new articles per day. Our website traffic consistently increased over the months with a total of 995,083 

visits between September 1st of 2005 and August 31 of 2006. 

Throughout the course of the year, additional sections were introduced including tailored content for Swim Clubs, Parents and Volunteers, Swimmers 

with a Disability as well as Alumni & Friends. In addition, partnerships with major swimming websites across the globe (Swim News, 

Swimming World, Swimmers’ World, In Sweep) were created to offer a glimpse of international swimming to the swimming.ca visitors by the 

use of RSS syndicated news feeds. 

Profiling ouĐy 

generated great excitement throughout the swimming and sports media community. Athletes competing for Canada as part of the Youth, Junior, 

Commonwealth Games and Pan Pacific Championships teams were featured in the Swimmer’s Bio’s section of the swimming.ca website. 

In support of Swimming Canada’s Alumni outreach and Fundraising program, an online virtual community was created. This new interactive 

tool allows AlumnĐ 

for Swimming Canada to the wealth of knowledge and expertise of our Canadian Swimming Alumnus. 


AĐ 

the origin of a new electronic Newsletter – eNews, distributed to clubs on a weekly basis. 

y generated 

With the significant increase of print and online sports media requests for athlete images, the need for an efficient image management tool 

presented itself. The involvement of ACDsee as corporate sponsor for the 2006 Pan pacific Championships allowed us to obtain the ACDsee 

pro photo manager software that currently manages over 35 000 high resolution images of Canadian swimming. 

Media Servicing 

Media cĐ 

organization. 

The 2005 Commonwealth Games Trials in Victoria BC generated a fair amount of media interest 

and exposure in Western Canada, but due to deadline times, eastern coverage was predominantly 

online and radio. Great measures were taken to obtain onsite media interest for the 2006 Commonwealth 

Games in Melbourne Australia. A group of Communications experts was put together 

by the CGC to create a communications strategy for the Games. A great deal of Canadian Media 

outlets travelled to Australia to cover the events such as CBC Sports, CBC Radio, The Globe and 

Mail, The Canadian Press, Journal de Montreal and Swim News. 

A new tool for media was initiated by the Canada swimming delegation in order to service media 

within Canada. Daily half-hour telephone press conference were organised with swimmers and 

coaches. Media where able to dial in from Canada and participate in these press conference and 

interact with athletes in a Q & A period moderated by the Swimming Canada press officer. Subsequently, 

a thorough media guide for the event was available to press via the swimming.ca website 

as well as printed copies. 

The launch of the Bell Grand Prix series also generated great media attendance to the competitions 

in Vancouver and Montreal. A joint press conference was organized with the Canadian Red Cross 

in Vancouver to launch the Bell Grand Prix and the new partnership. We received great onsite 

support from The Province, The Vancouver Sun, The Globe and Mail, CP, Global TV, A Channel and 

CTV. 

“The Tele-Press Conferences 

from the Commonwealth 

Games in 

Melbourne Australia 

made me feel part of the 

action. A great tool that 

was greatly appreciated 

by media in Canada!” 

- Martin Cleary 

Sports writer, Ottawa Citizen 

The 2006 Pan Pacific Championship Trials in Montreal was a great opportunity to promote our Canadian swimmers. A strong basin of media 

(print, radio, internet and television) where present on pool deck and generated great support from Swim News, La Presse, The Montreal Gazette, 

The Canadian Press, Journal de Montreal, RDS. The excitement continued on at the Pan Pacific Championships in Victoria with onsite 

presence from the Canadian Press, Victoria Times Colonists, La Presse, CH TV, A Channel and TSN. The Canadian print coverage reached a 

circulation of 8,139,944 and the Canadian television coverage on TSN and RDS generated more than 90 000 viewers. 

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Financial services 


Financial Statements of 

Swimming/Natation Canada 

Year ended March 31, 3006 

AUDITORS’ REPORT TO THE MEMBERS 

We have audited the statement of financĐ 

funds and cash flows for the year then ended. These financial statements are the responsibility of the Association’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion 

on these financial statements based on our audit. 

Except as explained in the following paragrĐ 

plan and perform an audit to obtain reasonabĐ 

evidence supporting the amounts and disclosurĐ 

by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. 

y audit verification. Accordingly, our verifi- 

y 

TĐ 

cation of these revenues was limited to thĐ 

to revenue, excess of revenue over expenses, assets and net assets. 

In our opinion, except for the effect of adjustments, if any, which we might have determined to be necessary had we been able to satisfy ourselves concerning the completeness 

of programme and championship fees referred to in the preceding paragraph, these financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of the Association 

as at March 31, 2006 and results of Đ 

As required by the Canada Corporations Act we report that, in our opinion, these principles have been applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year. 

Chartered Accountants 

Ottawa, Canada 

August 4, 2006 


Statement of Financial Position 

March 31, 2006, with comparative figures for 2005 

Assets 2006 2005 

Current assets: 

Cash $ 150,236 $ 303,590 

Short-term investments 602,938 300,871 

Amounts receivable 171,424 140,554 

Prepaid expenses and travel advances 46,720 82,811 

Inventory 17,112 19,035 

Trust fund assets: 

988,430 846,861 

Swimmer Reserve Fund (note 3) 286,515 350,453 

Victor Davis Memorial Fund (note 4) 81,054 81,335 

Liabilities and Net Assets 

Current liabilities: 

367,569 431,788 

$ 1,355,999 $ 1,278,649 

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 308,367 $ 277,045 

Deferred revenue 316,171 313,418 

Trust fund liabilities: 

Net assets: 

624,538 590,463 

Swimmer Reserve Fund (note 3) 286,515 350,453 

Victor Davis Memorial Fund (note 4) 81,054 81,335 

367,569 431,788 

Unrestricted 363,892 256,398 

Commitments and guarantees (note 5) 

$ 1,355,999 $ 1,278,649 

See accompanying notes to financial statements. 

On behalf of the Board: 

Director 

Director 

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Statement of Operations 

Year ended March 31, 2006, with comparative figures for 2005 

Revenue: 

Contributions: 

Restricted Unrestricted Total 

2006 

Sport Canada $ 2,424,928 $ 400,000 $ 2,824,928 $ 2,400,000 

National Sports Centres 60,000 - 60,000 60,000 

Coaching Association 5,000 - 5,000 3,500 

Canadian Olympic Association 155,212 - 155,212 138,009 

Canadian Paralympic Committee 10,000 - 10,000 64,653 

Membership fees - 953,210 953,210 937,400 

Sponsorships 20,000 125,002 145,002 214,905 

Programme and Championship fees - 25,709 25,709 46,863 

Sale of products - 19,736 19,736 35,525 

Interest and other - 55,243 55,243 137,939 

Expenses: 

Administration: 

Total 

2005 

2,675,140 1,578,900 4,254,040 4,038,794 

National office - 271,367 271,367 285,738 

Payroll and benefits 140,000 216,135 356,135 169,588 

Planning and management 20,000 120,829 140,829 165,533 

Promotion and communication - 120,405 120,405 92,366 

Association - 63,934 63,934 83,664 

Technical 2,156,926 538,925 2,695,851 2,616,339 

Education 185,214 - 185,214 200,336 

Marketing 173,000 126,047 299,047 294,632 

Cost of products sold - 13,764 13,764 23,390 

2,675,140 1,471,406 4,146,546 3,931,586 

Excess of revenue over expenses $ - $ 107,494 $ 107,494 $ 107,208 




Statement of Changes in Net Assets and Trust Funds 


Unrestricted 

Swimmer 

Reserve 

Fund 

Victor 

Davis 

Memorial 

Fund 

Net assets and trust fund balance, beginning of year $ 256,398 $ 350,453 $ 81,335 $ 688,186 $ 653,310 

Excess of revenue over expenses 107,494 - - 107,494 107,208 

Net change in fund balances: 

External contributions - - 4,241 4,241 3,205 

Income on investments - 46,377 2,013 48,390 34,463 

Disbursements on behalf of swimmers - (110,315) (6,535) (116,850) (110,000) 

Total 

2006 

Total 

2005 

- (63,938) (281) (64,219) (72,332) 

Net assets and trust fund balance, end of year $ 363,892 $ 286,515 $ 81,054 $ 731,461 $ 688,186 


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Statement of Cash Flows 


2006 2005 

Cash provided by (used in): 

Operations: 

Excess of revenue over expenses $ 107,494 $ 107,208 

Accrued interest revenue, which does not involve cash (2,067) (871) 

Change in non-cash operating working capital: 

Decrease (increase) in amounts receivable (30,870) 46,966 

Decrease (increase) in prepaid expenses and travel advances 36,091 (3,935) 

Decrease in inventory 1,923 2,491 

Increase in accounts payable and accrued liabilities 31,322 249,026 

Increase in deferred revenue 2,753 32,722 

146,646 433,607 

Investments: 

Purchase of short-term investments (300,000) (100,000) 

Trust funds: 

Decrease in trust fund assets 64,219 74,782 

Decrease in trust fund liabilities (64,219) (74,782) 

- - 

Increase (decrease) in cash (153,354) 333,607 

Cash (bank indebtedness), beginning of year 303,590 (30,017) 

Cash, end of year $ 150,236 $ 303,590 



Notes to Financial Statements 

Year ended March 31, 2006 

1. Objectives: 

Swimming/Natation Canada (the “Association”) was incorporated without share capital in 1970 under Part II of the Canada Corporations Act. The Corporation is a Registered Canadian 

Amateur Athletic AssĐ 

As a non profit organization, the Association provides opportunities for every individual in the sport of swimming to reach his or her maximum potential in fitness and excellence. 

The Association has controlling interest in I CanĐ - 

solidated in these financial statements. The objĐ 

rather than hierarchical progression. 

2. Significant accounting policies: 

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(a) 

General: 

The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles. 

(b) 

Inventory: 

Inventory consists of various publications and products held for resale. Inventory is valued at the lower of cost and net realizable value. 

(c) 

Short term investments: 

Short term investments are recorded at cost plus accrued interest, which approximates market value. 

(d) 

Revenue recognition: 

The Association follows the deferral meĐ 

when received or receivable if the amount to Đ 

purposes are deferred and recognized asĐ 

to which the membership or sponsorship relates. Deferred revenue includes the portion of annual membership fees and sponsorships received in the year which relate to 

the subsequent fiscal year.


(e) 

Trust funds: 

Trust fund activity is recorded as a direcĐ 

operations. 

The Swimmer Reserve Fund is recorded at market value and the Victor Davis Memorial Fund is recorded at cost. 

(f) 

Donated supplies and services: 

Private companies and individuals donate supplies and services throughout the year to assist the Association in carrying out its activities. The value of these supplies 

and services is not readily determinable, therefore, no amount has been reflected in these financial statements. 

(g) 

Use of estimates: 

e estimates and assump- 

The preĐ 

tions that affect the reported amounts of Đted 

amounts of revenue and expenses Đ 

become necessary, they are recorded in the financial statements in the period in which they become known. 

3. Swimmer Reserve Fund: 

The Swimmer Reserve Fund represents promotionalĐ 

of the swimmers. The Association holds the funds on the swimmers’ behalf in accordance with the guidelines of the Canada Revenue Agency. 

Swimmer Reserve Fund cash and investments are recorded at market value. 

4. Victor Davis Memorial Fund: 

The Victor Davis Memorial Fund was established in 1989 in memory of Victor Davis to encourage young Canadians towards excellence. Members of the Victor Davis Memorial Fund 

directorate serve as the awards committee, which grants bursaries to young swimmers. 


The Fund balance is comprised of the following amounts: 

2006 2005 

Cost Market Cost Market 

Cash and short-term investments $ 61,232 $ 61,812 $ 63,000 $ 63,481 

Prepaid expenses 642 642 - - 

Marketable securities 19,180 59,414 18,335 46,085 

$ 81,054 $ 121,868 $ 81,335 $ 109,566 

5. Commitments and guarantees: 

(a) 

Commitments: 

The Association is committed to annual operating lease payments for premises and equipment. Future lease payments, including estimated municipal taxes and operating 

costs over the next five years, are as follows: 

2006/2007 $ 29,333 

2007/2008 27,075 

2008/2009 25,000 

2009/2010 25,000 

2010/2011 8,332 

(b) 

Guarantees: 

$ 114,740 

In the normal course of business, the Association has entered into lease agreements for premises and equipment. It is common in such commercial lease transactions for 

the Association as the lessee, to agree to indemnify the lessor for liabilities that may arise from the use of the leased assets. The maximum amount potentially payable 

under the foregoing indemnitieĐ 

6. Related entities: 

The Association controls I Can Swim Inc. and is entitled tĐ 

I Can Swim Inc. have not been consolidated in these Đ 

were not available during the preparation of these financial statements. 

7. Fair value of financial instruments: 

The carrying value of cash, short term investmenĐt 

period to maturity of the instruments. 

The fair value of the Swimmer Reserve Fund assets is disclosed in note 3. 

The fair value of the Victor Davis Memorial Fund assets is disclosed in note 4. 

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National Membership Statistics 


2004-2005 

Category BC AB SK MB ON QC NB NS NF PE Total 

Swimmers 

Registered or affiliated 2707 2611 430 554 6375 3773 498 608 417 113 18086 

Pre-competitive 2342 635 102 396 3916 2457 162 277 251 35 10573 

Masters 1541 1090 318 333 3175 2409 91 347 3 68 9375 

Sears I Can Swim Participants 10501 5961 1297 6690 2472 1053 0 76 0 0 28050 

Coaches (Level 1-4) * 262 297 36 57 498 212 45 73 51 11 1542 

Officials 1358 4676 2716 1337 10700 3800 224 890 470 25 26196 

Administrators 448 836 75 210 1300 675 149 120 70 20 3903 

Total 19159 16106 4974 9577 28436 14379 1169 2391 1262 272 97725 

For the swim year ending August 2005 

* For the year ending March 2006 

** Sears I Can Swim Session Participants - BC includes Yukon & AB includes NWT 

2005-2006 

BASELINE NO. * 

COMPETITIVE SWIM- 

MERS 

COMPETITIVE 

SWIMMERS 

12 Month Period 

% 

INCREASE 

DECREASE 

BASELINE NO. * 

PRE-COMPETITIVE 

SWIMMERS 

PRE- 

COMPETITIVE 

12 Month Period 

PROVINCE 31-Aug-05 31-Aug-06 31-Aug-05 31-Aug-06 

% 

INCREASE 

DECREASE 

BRITISH COLUMBIA 2707 2892 7% 2342 2466 5% 

ALBERTA 2611 2726 4% 635 646 2% 

SASKATCHEWAN 430 479 11% 102 143 40% 

MANITOBA 554 578 4% 396 423 7% 

ONTARIO 6375 6595 3% 3916 3431 -12% 

QUEBEC 3773 4122 9% 2457 2508 2% 

NEW BRUNSWICK 498 485 -3% 162 161 -1% 

NOVA SCOTIA 608 616 1% 277 202 -27% 

NEWFOUNDLAND 417 400 -4% 251 250 -0% 

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 113 119 5% 35 50 43% 

TOTAL 18086 19012 5% 10573 10280 -3% 

* BASELINE COMPETITIVE AND PRE-COMPETITIVE MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS AS AT AUGUST 31, 2005 

Swimming Canada 

Board of Directors 

Dan Thompson (President) 

Brian Johnson (Vice President) 

Susan Bauhart (Secretary) 

Bill Hogan 

Anne Bell 

Jean Marie de Koninck 

Steve Norris 

Swimming Canada Staff 

Pierre Lafontaine – CEO National Coach 

Ken Radford – Technical Director 

Craig McCord – National Coach, SWAD 

Andrew Moss – Domestic Operations Manager 

Josey Corbo – National Team Manager 

Ruth Rosano – Executive and Technical Assistant 

Larry Clough – Director, Finance and Administration 

Anne Nicholls – Membership Services Coordinator 

Ursula Gobel – Marketing Director 

Katie Dolan – Administrative Assistant 

Martin Richard – Communication Director 

Erin Sulpher – Administrative Assistant 

Ron Jacks – Open Water National Coach 

Deryk Snelling – National Team Development Coordinator 

Tom Johnson – National Centre Head Coach, Vancouver 

Jozsef Nagy – National Centre Assistant Coach, Vancouver 

Paul Bergen – National Centre Head Coach, Montreal 

Benoit Lebrun – National Centre Coach, Montreal 

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National Teams 

2005-06 Sports Canada Carded Athletes 

Men Club Card Women Club 

SR 1 

Mike Brown UCNSC/UCSC Tanya Hunks HYACK 

Brent Hayden UBC-D/NSC Audrey Lacroix CNNM/CAMO 

Andrew Hurd TO* Brittany Reimer PSNSC/IS 

Yannick Lupien CNNUL/UL Sophie Simard UL 

Mike Mintenko UBC-D/NSC Kelly Stefanyshyn UBC-D/NSC 

Colin Russell TO* Elizabeth Warden U OF T 

Rick Say 

PSNSC/IS 

SR 2 

Keith Beavers ROW Lauren van Oosten UCSC 

Brian Johns 

UBCD 

SR NTL TM 

Scott Dickens UBC-D/NSC Erin Gammel UCSC 

Matthew Huang CAMO Christin Petelski UV/PCS 

Morgan Knabe PSNSC/IS Laura Pomeroy OAK USA 

Chad Murray UCSC Kathleen Stoody SFU 

Nathan O’Brien 

UV/PCS 

Matt Rose 

PSNSC/TRENT 

Carlos Sayao 

TO* 

Desmond 

Strelzow 

IS 

C1 

Mathieu Bois CAMO Chanelle Charron-Watson UL 

Matt Hawes PSNSC/NKB Annamay Pierse UBCD 

Victoria Poon 

CAMO 

IC 

Matt Mains ROW IC-CI Maya Beaudry UBC-D ID-YTH 1 

Lisa Blackburn 

ROW IC-S 

DEVELOPMENT 

Joe Bartoch LAC - Trans. 1 USA Jennifer Beckberger AJAX - JR 1 USA 

Ray Betuzzi UCSC - JR 1 MacKenzie Downing UV/PCS - JR 1 

Ryan Cochrane IS - YTH 1 Elizabeth Hendrick UCSC - JR 1 

Philippe Drolet CAMO - JR 1 Stephanie Horner BBF - YTH 1 

Joel Greenshields UCSC - YTH 1 Emily Jellie ROW - YTH 1 USA 

Jordan Hartney RAPIDS - YTH 1 Alexa Komarnycky ESWIM - YTH 1 

Bruno Langlois UL - JR 1 Michelle Landry UBCD - TRANS. 1 

Adam Sioui TD - Trans. 1 Erica Morningstar CP - YTH 1 

Jake Tapp LOSC - YTH 1 Geneviève Saumur CAMO - JR 1 

Pascal Wollach JR 1 Jillian Tyler NCSA - YTH 1 

Julia Wilkinson 

JR 1 USA 

Emily Wong NKB - YTH 1 

Landice Yestrau 

MM - JR1 


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2005-06 Sport Canada Swimmers with a Disability Carding 

Men Club Card Women Club 

SR 2 

Andrew Haley UT Andrea Cole LAC 

Brian Hill CAMO Stephanie Dixon UVIC/PCS 

Benoit Huot CAMO Chelsey Gotell MAC 

Adam Purdy LAC Anne Polinario CAMO 

Brad Sales LAC Rhea Schmidt MANTA 

Donovan Tildesley UBCD Jessica Tuomela WLA 

C1 

Valerie Grand-Maison 

CAMO 

Laura Jensen 

INCONNU 

Jenna Kayakjuak 

BRANT 

DEVELOPMENT 

Devin Gotell 

AAC 

Brett Hickenbotham 

B.C. 

Youth and Junior Team 2006 

Name Club Coach 

Women 

Zsofi Balazs TSC John Grootveld 

Jessika Craig EBSE Gord Emmerson 

Melanie Dodds LOSC Brian Metcalfe 

Natalie Gallant COBRA Bill O’Toole 

Natalie Hagan ESWIM Kevin Thorburn 

Amy Harriman HAC Sean Baker 

Elizabeth Hendrick UCSC Bill Humby 

Stephanie Horner BBF Russ Franklin 

Katie Kotlowski LOSC Brian Metcalfe 

Lauren Lavigna GATORS Xiaoping 

Sarah Mayzes IS Randy Bennett 

Laura Murray NL David Shears 

Helen Pitchik TSC John Grootveld 

Kaila Rawlings LOSC Brian Metcalfe 

Chelsey Salli LOSC Brian Metcalfe 

Anne Schmuck UVIC/PCS Peter Vizsolyi 

Gabrielle Soucisse BBF Russ Franklin 

Karah Stanworth-Belleville BBF Russ Franklin 

Emily Wong NKB Dave Heinbuch 

Men Club Entraîneur 

Ray Betuzzi UCSC Bill Humby 

Jonathan Blouin CSQ Marc-Andre Pelletier 

Evan Buck GMAC Don Burton 

Greg Gerum HAC Sean Baker 

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Joel Greenshields UCSC Bill Humby 

Jordan Hartney RAPIDS Mike Pickard 

Bruno Langlois LAVAL Nicholas Perron 

Curtis Lutsch UCSC Bill Humby 

Doug Rawlick OSC Carl Simonson 

Jake Tapp LOSC Brian Metcalfe 

Pascal Wollach UCSC Bill Humby 

National Team ID - Age Group National Team Development Squad 2005-06 

Name Age Club Selection 

Event 

Girls 

Result SNC Pts Prov 

GABOR, ALEXANDRA 12 WHITEHORSE GLACIER BEAR SWIM C 100 freestyle 1:00,07 835 BC 

SEEMANN, LINDSAY 12 NEWMARKET STINGRAYS SWIM CLUB 400 freestyle 4:33,40 827 ON 

BAKKEN, ALYSSA 12 UVIC-PACIFIC COAST SWIMMING 200 back 2:25,64 818 BC 

MYERS, VICTORIA 12 WINDSOR AQUATIC CLUB 200 breast 2:44,82 799 ON 

GOMBA, DANIELLE 12 PICKERING SWIM CLUB 100 fly 1:06,05 785 ON 

JENSE, SHAUNA 12 LANGLEY OLYMPIANS 400 IM 5:19,85 768 BC 

FLEMING, MICHELLE 12 AJAX AQUATIC CLUB 100 breast 1:16,69 792 ON 

Boys 

ABDEL-KHALIK, HASSAAN 13 ETOBICOKE SWIM CLUB 200 free 2:03,17 753 ON 

WOLK, KARL 13 EDMONTON KEYANO SWIM CLUB 400 free 4:23,21 732 AB 

MC QUADE, JAMES 13 CHENA SWIM CLUB 200 back 2:18,53 703 BC 

DEW-JONES, THOMAS 13 ISLAND SWIMMING 100 breast 1:12,91 667 BC 

BAYLON, JOSE 13 SCARBOROUGH SWIM CLUB 200 fly 2:20,46 640 ON 

SINCLAIR, NICHOLAS 13 UVIC-PACIFIC COAST SWIMMING 400 IM 5:02,20 680 BC 

LYNN, ZACHARY 13 HYACK SWIM ASSOCIATION 1500 free 17:30,35 717 BC 


Prospects National Team Development Squad 

Girls: 

MACLEAN, BRENNA 13 WEST VANCOUVER OTTERS 200 free 2:07,47 865 BC 

CRAWFORD, NICOLE 14 UVIC-PACIFIC COAST SWIMMING 400 free 4:27,58 870 BC 

ADAMSON, KATE 13 COMOX VALLEY AQUATIC CLUB 100 back 1:06,49 848 BC 

LONG, ALLISON 14 UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY SWIM CLU 200 breast 2:42,47 828 AB 

BOWMAN, KIMBERLY 14 PACIFIC SEA WOLVES 100 fly 1:04,60 829 BC 

COUILLARD, MARIE-PIER 13 LES RIVERAINS DE LEVIS 200 IM 2:24,94 867 QC 

BELL, HILARY 14 TORONTO SWIM CLUB 400 IM 5:04,10 867 ON 

KING, SAVANNAH 13 VERNON KOKANEE SWIM CLUB 400 free 4:28,24 865 BC 

Boys: 

SWANSTON, MATTHEW 14 NEWMARKET STINGRAYS SWIM CLUB 200 free 1:59,69 810 ON 

JESSETT, SCOTT 15 SCARBOROUGH SWIM CLUB 400 free 4:11,38 824 ON 

MORAN, KIT 15 PRINCE GEORGE BARACUDAS 100 back 1:01,19 796 BC 

LAUGHLIN, GREGORY 15 AJAX AQUATIC CLUB 200 back 2:10,85 817 ON 

TCHOUGAINOV, FEODOR 15 ETOBICOKE SWIM CLUB 200 breast 2:26,83 808 ON 

KUDABA,ANDRE 15 HYACK SWIM ASSOCIATION 200 fly 2:08,82 814 BC 

STEIN,ERIC 15 VERNON KOKANEE SWIM CLUB 400 IM 4:46,43 788 BC 

COOMBS,COLIN 15 ETOBICOKE SWIM CLUB 400 free 4:12,84 812 ON 

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2006 Commonwealth Games Team 

Men 

Name Club Province Coach of Record 

Mathieu Bois CAMO QC Benoit Lebrun 

Mike Brown UCSC AB Jan Bidrman 

Ryan Cochrane IS BC Randy Bennett 

Scott Dickens UBCD BC Tom Johnson 

Brent Hayden UBCD BC Tom Johnson 

Brian Hill CAMO QC Benoit Lebrun 

Benoit Huot CAMO QC Benoit Lebrun 

Andrew Hurd TO* ON 

Brian Johns UBCD BC Tom Johnson 

Thomas Kindler CAMO QC Benoit Lebrun 

Yannick Lupien UL QC Nicholas Perron 

Matt Rose TRENT BC 

Darryl Rudolf UBCD BC Tom Johnson 

Colin Russell Dolphins Swim Club ON 

Rick Say IS BC Randy Bennett 

Desmond Strelzow IS BC Randy Bennett 

Donovan Tildesley UBCD BC Derrick Schoof 

Women 

Maya Beaudry UBC BC Tom J/Steve P 

Marie Pier Couillard RIVERAINS QC Martin Gregoire 

Erin Gammel UCSC AB Jan Bidrman 

Chelsey Gotell MAC NS Andrew Cole 

Valerie Grand’Maison CAMO QC Pierre Lamy 

Audrey Lacroix CAMO QC Claude St-Jean 

Erica Morningstar CP AB Jamie Connors 

Anne Polinario CAMO QC Sebastien Messier 

Victoria Poon CAMO QC Benoit Lebrun 

Brittany Reimer PNSC BC Bud McAllister 

Genevieve Saumur CAMO QC Claude St-Jean 

Sophie Simard UL QC Nicholas Perron 

Kelly Stefanyshyn UBCD BC Tom Johnson 

Lauren van Oosten UCSC AB Jan Bidrman 

Landice Yestrau UM MB Vlastimil Cerny 

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Team Staff 

Josey Corbo 

Johanne Girardin 


Jan Bidrman 

Randy Bennett 

Jamie Connors 

Tom Johnson 

Pierre Lamy 

Benoit Lebrun 

Craig McCord 

Martin Richard 

2006 Pan Pacific Team 

Men 

Team Leader 

Team Manager 

National Coach 

Head Coach 

Coach 

JR Coach 

Coach 

SWAD Coach 

Coach 

National SWAD Coach 

Press officer 

Name Club Province Coach of Record 

Jarrod Ballem UCSC AB Mike Blondal 

Joe Bartoch LAC ON Kunio Komo, Jim Rietz, Paul 

Midgley 

Keith Beavers ROW ON Dean Boles 

Raymond Betuzzi UCSC AB Bill Humby 

Jonathan Blouin CSQ QC Marc-André Pelletier 

Mathieu Bois CAMO QC Benoît Lebrun 

Mike Brown UCSC AB Jan Bidrman 

Ryan Cochrane IS BC Randy Bennett 

David Creel UVICPCS BC Ron Jacks, Peter Vizsolyi 

Scott Dickens UBC BC Tom Johnson 

Philippe Dubreuil CNS QC Mohamed Marouf 

Charles Francis CAMO QC Benoit Lebrun 

Joel Greenshields UCSC AB Bill Humby 

Jordan Hartney RAPIDS BC Ken Mckinnon 

Matt Hawes UBC BC Steve Price 

Brent Hayden UBC BC Tom Johnson 

Stefan Hirniak IS BC Randy Bennett/Mark Bernardino 

Andrew Hurd TSC ON 

Brian Johns UBC BC Tom Johnson 

Thomas Kindler CAMO QC Benoit Lebrun 

Bogdan Knezevic ESWIM ON Kevin Thorburn 

Yannick Lupien UL QC Nicholas Perron 

Keir Maitland EKSC AB Marc Tremblay 

Bryan Mell ESWIM ON Kevin Thorburn 

Tobias Oriwol ESWIM ON Kevin Thorburn 

Matthew Pariselli ESWIM ON Kevin Thorburn 

Matt Rose IS BC 

Colin Russel DOLPHIN ON Cecil Russell 

Rick Say IS BC Randy Bennett 

Adam Sioui UCSC AB Jan Bidrman 

Jake Tapp LOSC BC Brian Metcalf 

Simon Tobin UL QC Nicholas Perron 

Pascal Wollach UCSC AB Mike Blondal 

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SWIMMING CANADA - ANNUAL REPORT 2005-06



Women 

Maya Beaudry UBCD BC Tom Johnson, Steve Price 

Lisa Blackburn ROW ON Dean Boles 

Melanie Bouchard UL QC Nicholas Perron 

Kristen Bradley NEW ON Alan Swanston 

Chanelle Charron-Watson UL QC Nicholas Perron 

Melanie Dodds LOSC BC Brian Metcalfe 

Mackenzie Downing UVICPCS BC Ron Jacks, Peter Vizsolyi 

Erin Gammel UCSC AB Jan Bidrman 

Stephanie Horner BBF QC Russ Franklin 

Tanya Hunks UBC BC Tom Johnson 

Tara Ivanitz VKSC BC Claude-Yves Bertrand 

Savannah King VKSC BC Claude-Yves Bertrand 

Alexa Komarnycky ESWIM ON Kevin Thorburn 

Audrey Lacroix CAMO QC Claude St-Jean 

Seanna Mitchell CASC AB Dave Johnson 

Erica Morningstar CP AB Jamie Connors 

Caroline Murray UL QC Joanne Girardin 

Helen Pitchik TSC ON John Grootveld 

Victoria Poon CAMO QC Benoit Lebrun 

Kayla Rawlings LOSC BC Brian Metcalf (LOSC), Larry 

Liebowitz (OSU) 

Brittany Reimer IS BC Bud McAllister 

Chelsey Salli LOSC BC Brian Metcalf 

Genevieve Saumur CAMO QC Claude St-Jean 

Karah Stanworth-Belleville BBF QC Russ Franklin 

Kelly Stefanyshyn UBC BC Tom Johnson 

Monika Stitski ESWIM ON Kevin Thorburn 

Kathleen Stoody SFU BC Liam Donnelly 

Karley Stutzel UVICPCS BC Ron Jacks 

Jillian Tyler NCSA AB Nandi Kormendi 

Julia Wilkinson NYAC ON Steve Bultman 

Emily Wong NKB ON Dave Heinbuch 

Team Staff: 


Jan Bidrman 

Ron Jacks 

Steve Price 

Tom Johnson 

Jamie Connors 

Kevin Thorburn 

Randy Bennett 

Benoit Lebrun 

Nicholas Perron 

Bud McAllister 

Claude St. Jean 

National Coach 

Head Coach 

Open Water 

Coach 

Coach 

Coach 

Coach 

Coach 

Coach 

Coach 

Coach 

Coach 

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Claude-Yves Bertrand 

Dean Boles 

Deryk Snelling 

Paula Crutcher 

Josey Corbo 

Janice Hanan 

Catherine Martin 

Rick Pelletier 

Ron Mattison 

Hap Davis 

Thomas Zochowski 

Jane Labreche 

Ken Olson 

Graham Olson 

Martin Richard 

Coach 

Coach 

Coach 

Women in Coaching 

Team Manager 

Team Manager 

Massage Therapist 

Massage Therapist 

Physio Therapist 

Sport Psychologist 

Sport Science 

Sport Science 

Video 

Video 

Press Officer 


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Results - Domestic 


2005 Commonwealth Games Trials 

Event Results Ranking Women Club 

50 m Breaststroke 32.79 Gold van Oosten, Lauren University of Calgary Swim Club 

50 m Breaststroke 32.96 Silver Blackburn, Lisa Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

50 m Breaststroke 33.10 Bronze Peterson, Taylor Vernon Kokanee Swim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 1:10.66 Gold van Oosten, Lauren University of Calgary Swim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 1:10.93 Silver Petelski, Christin UVIC Pacific Coast Swimming 

100 m Breaststroke 1:11.09 Bronze Pierse, Annamay UBC Dolphins 

200 m Breaststroke 2:30.52 Gold Stoody, Kathleen Simon Fraser Aquatics 

200 m Breaststroke 2:32.08 Silver Petelski, Christin UVIC Pacific Coast Swimming 

200 m Breaststroke 2:32.40 Bronze Pierse, Annamay UBC Dolphins 

50 m Backstroke 29.50 Gold Gammel, Erin University of Calgary Swim Club 

50 m Backstroke 29.91 Bronze Yestrau, Landice University of Manitoba Bisons 

50 m Backstroke 29.84 Silver Carroll, Jennifer Mégophias de Trois-rivières 

100 m Backstroke 1:02.60 Gold Gammel, Erin University of Calgary Swim Club 

100 m Backstroke 1:02.91 Silver Stefanyshyn, Kelly UBC Dolphins 

100 m Backstroke 1:03.28 Bronze Meredith, Caitlin UBC Dolphins 

200 m Backstroke 2:13.67 Gold Stefanyshyn, Kelly UBC Dolphins 

200 m Backstroke 2:14.58 Silver Wycliffe, Elizabeth Ernestown Barracudas Swim Club 

200 m Backstroke 2:14.77 Bronze Meredith, Caitlin UBC Dolphins 

50 m Freestyle 26.20 Gold Morningstar, Erica Calgary Patriots Swim Club 

50 m Freestyle 26.23 Silver Poon, Victoria Club Aquatique Montreal 

50 m Freestyle 26.55 Bronze Porenta, Jennifer Toronto All Stars 

50 m Freestyle SWAD 28.86 Gold Polinario, Anne Club Aquatique Montreal 

50 m Freestyle SWAD 28.00 Silver Grand’maison, Valérie Club Aquatique Montreal 

50 m Freestyle SWAD 30.64 Bronze Dixon, Stephanie UVIC Pacific Coast Swimming 

100 m Freestyle 55.57 Gold Morningstar, Erica Calgary Patriots Swim Club 

100 m Freestyle 55.61 Silver Saumur, Genevieve Club Aquatique Montreal 

100 m Freestyle 56.64 Bronze Simard, Sophie Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

100 m Freestyle SWAD 59.98 Gold Grand’maison, Valérie Club Aquatique Montreal 

100 m Freestyle SWAD 1:03.86 Silver Polinario, Anne Club Aquatique Montreal 

100 m Freestyle SWAD 1:03.21 Bronze Gotell, Chelsey Hamilton Aquatic Club 

200 m Freestyle 2:01.49 Gold Reimer, Brittany Island Swimming 

200 m Freestyle 2:01.56 Silver Simard, Sophie Rouge et Ord/Université Laval 

200 m Freestyle 2:02.05 Bronze Morningstar, Erica Calgary Patriots Swim Club 


400 m Freestyle 4:14.91 Silver Charron-watson, Chanelle Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

400 m Freestyle 4:17.63 Bronze Horner, Stephanie Beaconsfield Bluefins 


800 m Freestyle 8:51.01 Silver Hunks, Tanya HYACK Swim Club 

800 m Freestyle 8:58.01 Bronze Mayzes, Sarah Island Swimming 

50 m Butterfly 27.88 Gold Saumur, Geneviève Club Aquatique Montreal 

50 m Butterfly 28.10 Silver Lacroix, Audrey Club Aquatique Montreal 

50 m Butterfly 28.13 Bronze Carroll, Jennifer Mégophias de Trois-rivières 

100 m Butterfly 1:00.28 Gold Lacroix, Audrey Club Aquatique Montreal 

100 m Butterfly 1:02.69 Silver Rawlings, Kayla Langley Olympians Swim Club 

100 m Butterfly 1:02.73 Bronze Miller, Erin Vernon Kokanee Swim Club 

200 m Butterfly 2:11.72 Gold Lacroix, Audrey Club Aquatique Montreal 

200 m Butterfly 2:15.00 Silver Rawlings, Kayla Langley Olympians Swim Club 

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200 m Butterfly 2:17.54 Bronze Miller, Erin Vernon Kokanee Swim Club 

200 m IM 2:17.44 Gold Warden, Liz Toronto All Stars 

200 m IM 2:17.97 Silver Pierse, Annamay UBC Dolphins 

200 m IM 2:18.76 Bronze Landry, Michelle UBC Dolphins 

400 m IM 4:51.40 Gold Komarnycky, Alexa Etobicoke Swim Club 

400 m IM 4:51.74 Silver Dodds, Melanie Langley Olympians Swim Club 

400 m IM 4:54.87 Bronze Landry, Michelle UBC Dolphins 

Event Results Ranking Men Club 

50 m Breaststroke 28.64 Gold Dickens, Scott UBC Dolphins 

50 m Breaststroke 28.82 Silver Brown, Mike University of Calgary Swim Club 

50 m Breaststroke 29.16 Bronze Huang, Matthew Club Aquatique Montreal 

100 m Breaststroke 1:01.71 Gold Brown, Mike University of Calgary Swim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 1:01.88 Silver Dickens, Scott UBC Dolphins 

100 m Breaststroke 1:02.92 Bronze Bois, Mathieu Club Aquatique Montreal 

200 m Breaststroke 2:12.16 Gold Brown, Mike University of Calgary Swim Club 

200 m Breaststroke 2:15.44 Silver Bois, Mathieu Club Aquatique Montreal 

200 m Breaststroke 2:15.91 Bronze Dickens, Scott UBC Dolphins 

50 m Backstroke 26.27 Gold Ng, Callum UBC Dolphins 

50 m Backstroke 26.86 Silver Taylor, Rob London Aquatic Club 

50 m Backstroke 26.89 Bronze Caprara, Stefano Newmarket Stingrays Swim Club 

100 m Backstroke 56.24 Gold Rose, Matthew Trent Swim Club 

100 m Backstroke 56.57 Silver Johns, Brian UBC Dolphins 

100 m Backstroke 56.74 Bronze O’brien, Nathan UVIC Pacific Coast Swimming 

200 m Backstroke 2:00.00 Gold Strelzow, Desmond Island Swimming 

200 m Backstroke 2:01.67 Silver Beavers, Keith Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

200 m Backstroke 2:02.32 Bronze Hawes, Matt Nepean Kanata Barracudas 

50 m Freestyle 22.55 Gold Hayden, Brent UBC Dolphins 

50 m Freestyle 22.81 Silver Rose, Matthew Trent Swim Club 

50 m Freestyle 22.92 Bronze Lupien, Yannick Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

50 m Freestyle SWAD 25.40 Gold Huot, Benoit Club Aquatique Montreal 

50 m Freestyle SWAD 28.09 Silver Tildesley, Donovan UBC Dolphins 

50 m Freestyle SWAD 26.88 Bronze Hill, Brian Club Aquatique Montreal 

100 m Freestyle 49.34 Gold Hayden, Brent UBC Dolphins 

100 m Freestyle 49.81 Silver Lupien, Yannick Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

100 m Freestyle 50.14 Bronze Rose, Matthew Trent Swim Club 

100 m Freestyle SWAD 54.64 Gold Huot, Benoit Club Aquatique Montreal 

100 m Freestyle SWAD 1:00.27 Silver Tildesley, Donovan UBC Dolphins 

100 m Freestyle SWAD 58.26 Bronze Hill, Brian Club Aquatique Montreal 

200 m Freestyle 1:48.95 Gold Hayden, Brent UBC Dolphins 

200 m Freestyle 1:49.53 Silver Say, Rick Island Swimming 

200 m Freestyle 1:49.53 Bronze Johns, Brian UBC Dolphins 

400 m Freestyle 3:49.77 Gold Hurd, Andrew Toronto All Stars 

400 m Freestyle 3:53.51 Silver Cochrane, Ryan Island Swimming 

400 m Freestyle 3:53.61 Bronze Russell, Colin Toronto All Stars 

1500 m Freestyle 15:25.35 Gold Cochrane, Ryan Island Swimming 

1500 m Freestyle 15:38.62 Silver Hurd, Andrew Toronto All Stars 

1500 m Freestyle 15:53.28 Bronze Rushton, Elliot Surrey Knights Swim Club 

50 m Butterfly 24.28 Gold Kindler, Thomas Club Aquatique Montreal 

50 m Butterfly 24.58 Silver Rudolf, Darryl UBC Dolphins 

50 m Butterfly 25.09 Bronze Sioui, Adam Quinte Dolphins Swim Club 

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100 m Butterfly 54.03 Gold Rudolf, Darryl UBC Dolphins 


100 m Butterfly 54.29 Silver Sioui, Adam Quinte Dolphins Swim Club 

100 m Butterfly 54.59 Bronze Kindler, Thomas Club Aquatique Montreal 

200 m Butterfly 2:02.91 Gold Sioui, Adam Quinte Dolphins Swim Club 

200 m Butterfly 2:03.03 Silver Blouin, Jonathan Club de Natation CSQ 

200 m Butterfly 2:04.24 Bronze Murray, Chad University of Calgary Swim Club 

200 m IM 2:02.03 Gold Johns, Brian UBC Dolphins 

200 m IM 2:04.49 Silver Aubry, Jonathan Club Aquatique Montreal 

200 m IM 2:05.08 Bronze Beavers, Keith Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

400 m IM 4:27.31 Gold Sayao, Carlos Toronto All Stars 

400 m IM 4:28.79 Silver Aubry, Jonathan Club Aquatique Montreal 

400 m IM 4:29.78 Bronze Hartney, Jordan Richmond Rapids Swim Club 

2006 Bell Grand Prix (Mel Zajac - Vancouver, BC) 

Medallists - Women 

Event Results Ranking Athlete Club 

50 m Freestyle 26.55 Gold Erica Morningstar Calgary Patriots Swim Club 

50 m Freestyle 27.01 Silver Caroline Clapham Island Swimming 

50 m Freestyle 27.24 Bronze Julian Toogood Manitoba Marlins 


100 m Freestyle 57.66 Silver Genevieve Saumur Club Aquatique Montreal 

100 m Freestyle 57.99 Bronze Victoria Poon Club Aquatique Montreal 

200 m Freestyle 2:02.84 Gold Erica Morningstar Calgary Patriots Swim Club 

200 m Freestyle 2:03.78 Silver Elizabeth Collins UBC Dolphins 

200 m Freestyle 2:03.90 Bronze Maya Beaudry UBC Dolphins 

400 m Freestyle 4:21.00 Gold Maya Beaudry UBC Dolphins 

400 m Freestyle 4:22.13 Silver Savannah King Vernon Kokanee Swim Club 

400 m Freestyle 4:22.16 Bronze Carly Piper Wisconsin Aquatic C 

800 m Freestyle 8:50.60 Gold Brittany Reimer Island Swimming 


800 m Freestyle 9:02.77 Bronze Anne Schmuck Langley Olympians Swim Club 

1500 m Freestyle 16:59.23 Gold Savannah King Vernon Kokanee Swim Club 

1500 m Freestyle 17:17.15 Silver Anne Schmuck Langley Olympians Swim Club 

1500 m Freestyle 17:28.26 Bronze Tara Ivanitz Vernon Kokanee Swim Club 

50 m Backstroke 29.68 Gold Erin Gammel University of Calgary Swim Club 

50 m Backstroke 29.90 Silver Kelly Stefanyshyn UBC Dolphins 

50 m Backstroke 30.03 Bronze Ariana Kukors King Aquatic Club 

100 m Backstroke 1:03.34 Gold Kelly Stefanyshyn UBC Dolphins 

100 m Backstroke 1:03.51 Silver Ariana Kukors King Aquatic Club 

100 m Backstroke 1:03.81 Bronze Erin Gammel University of Calgary Swim Club 


200 m Backstroke 2:16.85 Silver Ariana Kukors King Aquatic Club 

200 m Backstroke 2:18.07 Bronze Elizabeth Wycliffe Ernestown Barracudas Swim Club 

50 m Breaststroke 30.91 Gold Megan Jendrick King Aquatic Club 

50 m Breaststroke 33.32 Silver Annamay Pierse UBC Dolphins 

50 m Breaststroke 33.49 Bronze Liz Hendrick University of Calgary Swim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 1:07.43 Gold Megan Jendrick King Aquatic Club 

100 m Breaststroke 1:11.72 Silver Annamay Pierse UBC Dolphins 

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100 m Breaststroke 1:12.03 Bronze Jillian Tyler Nose Creek Swim Association 

200 m Breaststroke 2:30.45 Gold Megan Jendrick King Aquatic Club 

200 m Breaststroke 2:35.99 Silver Annamay Pierse UBC Dolphins 

200 m Breaststroke 2:36.47 Bronze Kathleen Stoody Simon Fraser Aquatics 

50 m Butterfly 28.45 Gold Genevieve Saumur Club Aquatique Montreal 

50 m Butterfly 28.46 Silver Hayley Doody UBC Dolphins 

50 m Butterfly 28.74 Bronze Mackenzie Downing Uvic-Pacific Coast Swimming 

100 m Butterfly 1:01.06 Gold Mackenzie Downing Uvic-Pacific Coast Swimming 

100 m Butterfly 1:03.23 Silver Stephanie Nicholls UBC Dolphins 

100 m Butterfly 1:03.80 Bronze Erin Miller Vernon Kokanee Swim Club 

200 m Butterfly 2:14.48 Gold Mackenzie Downing Uvic-Pacific Coast Swimming 

200 m Butterfly 2:15.35 Silver Ariana Kukors King Aquatic Club 

200 m Butterfly 2:17.47 Bronze Kayla Rawlings Unattached-Swim BC 

200 m IM 2:15.80 Gold Ariana Kukors King Aquatic Club 

200 m IM 2:19.44 Silver Erica Morningstar Calgary Patriots Swim Club 

200 m IM 2:20.47 Bronze Annamay Pierse UBC Dolphins 

400 m IM 4:46.23 Gold Ariana Kukors King Aquatic Club 

400 m IM 4:56.99 Silver Stephanie Horner Beaconsfield Bluefins 

400 m IM 4:58.02 Bronze Michelle Landry UBC Dolphins 

Medallists - Men 

Event Medal Athlete 

50 m Freestyle 22.92 Gold Brent Hayden UBC Dolphins 

50 m Freestyle 23.24 Silver Matt Rose Island Swimming 

50 m Freestyle 24.01 Bronze Joel Greenshields University of Calgary Swim Club 



100 m Freestyle 51.77 Bronze Joel Greenshields University of Calgary Swim Club 

200 m Freestyle 1:49.89 Gold Brent Hayden UBC Dolphins 

200 m Freestyle 1:52.41 Silver Andrew Hurd Toronto Swim Club 

200 m Freestyle 1:54.93 Bronze Ray Betuzzi University of Calgary Swim Club 

400 m Freestyle 4:03.32 Gold Ryan Cochrane Island Swimming 

400 m Freestyle 4:03.88 Silver Ray Betuzzi University of Calgary Swim Club 

400 m Freestyle 4:06.64 Bronze Erich Matulic King Aquatic Club 

800 m Freestyle 8:10.15 Gold Andrew Hurd Toronto Swim Club 

800 m Freestyle 8:22.32 Silver Ryan Cochrane Island Swimming 

800 m Freestyle 8:24.30 Bronze CJ Nuess Pine Crest School 

1500 m Freestyle 15:54.42 Gold CJ Nuess Pine Crest School 


1500 m Freestyle 16:14.51 Bronze Sean Penhale University of Calgary Swim Club 

50 m Backstroke 26.06 Gold Adam Mania Wisconsin Aquatic C 

50 m Backstroke 26.89 Silver Callum Ng UBC Dolphins 

50 m Backstroke 27.26 Bronze Matt Rose Island Swimming 

100 m Backstroke 56.63 Gold Adam Mania Wisconsin Aquatic C 

100 m Backstroke 57.30 Silver Callum Ng UBC Dolphins 

100 m Backstroke 57.54 Bronze Matt Hawes Nepean Kanata Barracudas 

200 m Backstroke 2:01.95 Gold Matt Hawes Nepean Kanata Barracudas 

200 m Backstroke 2:02.19 Silver Keith Beavers Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

200 m Backstroke 2:04.86 Bronze Adam Mania Wisconsin Aquatic C 

50 m Breaststroke 29.65 Gold Scott Dickens UBC Dolphins 

50 m Breaststroke 29.93 Silver Matthieu Bois Club Aquatic Montreal 


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50 m Breaststroke 30.11 Bronze Eric Johnson Wisconsin Aquatic C 

100 m Breaststroke 1:05.22 Gold Scott Dickens UBC Dolphins 

100 m Breaststroke 1:06.07 Silver Jon Hiett King Aquatic Club 

100 m Breaststroke 1:06.38 Bronze Leo Martins Pine Crest School 

200 m Breaststroke 2:18.74 Gold Leo Martins Pine Crest School 

200 m Breaststroke 2:23.11 Silver Matthieu Bois Club Aquatic Montreal 

200 m Breaststroke 2:23.38 Bronze Braeden Taylor Selkirk Dolphins 

50 m Butterfly 24.98 Gold Thomas Kindler Club Aquatic Montreal 

50 m Butterfly 25.27 Silver Matt Rose Island Swimming 

50 m Butterfly 25.45 Bronze Adam Mania Wisconsin Aquatic C 


100 m Butterfly 56.05 Silver Scott Rice King Aquatic Club 

100 m Butterfly 56.08 Bronze Jonathan Blouin Club de Natation CSQ 

200 m Butterfly 2:02.07 Gold Tam Kerekjarto Delfin Sport Club 

200 m Butterfly 2:03.96 Silver Jonathan Blouin Club de Natation CSQ 

200 m Butterfly 2:05.09 Bronze Scott Rice King Aquatic Club 

200 m IM 2:03.31 Gold Tam Kerekjarto Delfin Sport Club 

200 m IM 2:05.19 Silver Brian Johns UBC Dolphins 

200 m IM 2:05.21 Bronze Keith Beavers Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

400 m IM 4:22.86 Gold Tam Kerekjarto Delfin Sport Club 

400 m IM 4:27.73 Silver CJ Nuess Pine Crest School 

400 m IM 4:32.79 Bronze Jordan Hartney Richmond Rapids Swim Club 

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2006 Bell Grand Prix (Québec Cup, Montreal, QC ) 


Event Results Medal Athlete Club 

50 m Freestyle 26.50 Gold Audrey Lacroix Club Aquatic Montreal 

50 m Freestyle 26.66 Silver Victoria Poon Club Aquatic Montreal 

50 m Freestyle 26.67 Bronze Jen Beckberger Ajax Aquatic Club 

100 m Freestyle 56.56 Gold Victoria Poon Club Aquatic Montreal 

100 m Freestyle 56.78 Silver Audrey Lacroix Club Aquatic Montreal 

100 m Freestyle 57.61 Bronze Chanelle Charron-Watson Rouge & Or/Univeriste Laval 

200 m Freestyle 2:01.67 Gold Chanelle Charron-Watson Rouge & Or/Univeriste Laval 

200 m Freestyle 2:03.12 Silver Audrey Lacroix Club Aquatic Montreal 

200 m Freestyle 2:03.42 Bronze Melanie Bouchard Rouge & Or/Univeriste Laval 

400 m Freestyle 4:16.18 Gold Chanelle Charron-Watson Rouge & Or/Univeriste Laval 

400 m Freestyle 4:19.54 Silver Alexa Komarnycky Etobicoke Swim Club 

400 m Freestyle 4:21.96 Bronze Zsofi Balazs Toronto Swim Club 

800 m Freestyle 8:54.35 Gold Zsofi Balazs Toronto Swim Club 

800 m Freestyle 8:57.46 Silver Elizabeth Goldson Long Island Aquatic Club 

800 m Freestyle 9:03.59 Bronze Emily Kelly Long Island Aquatic Club 

1500 m Freestyle 16:58.12 Gold Zsofi Balazs Toronto Swim Club 

1500 m Freestyle 17:03.84 Silver Chanelle Charron-Watson Rouge & Or/Univeriste Laval 

1500 m Freestyle 17:25.87 Bronze Melanie Bouchard Rouge & Or/Univeriste Laval 

50 m Backstroke 29.72 Gold Jennifer Carroll Megophias de Trois-Rivieres 

50 m Backstroke 30.26 Silver Landice Yestrau Manitoba Marlins 

50 m Backstroke 30.55 Bronze Jen Beckberger Ajax Aquatic Club 

100 m Backstroke 1:04.50 Gold Landice Yestrau Manitoba Marlins 

100 m Backstroke 1:04.55 Silver Elizabeth Beisel Bluefish Swim Club 

100 m Backstroke 1:04.94 Bronze Elizabeth Pelton Badger Swim Club 

200 m Backstroke 2:16.49 Gold Elizabeth Beisel Bluefish Swim Club 

200 m Backstroke 2:18.11 Silver Daphne Skelos Long Island Aquatic Club 

200 m Backstroke 2:19.25 Bronze Melanie Bouchard Rouge & Or/Univeriste Laval 

50 m Breaststroke 33.34 Gold Lisa Blackburn Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

50 m Breaststroke 33.98 Silver Michelle Laprade Club Aquatic Montreal 

50 m Breaststroke 34.26 Bronze Marie-Pier Ratelle Rouge & Or/Univeriste Laval 

100 m Breaststroke 1:10.80 Gold Lisa Blackburn Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 1:12.61 Silver Helen Pitchik Toronto Swim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 1:14.39 Bronze Laura Barnes Scarborough Swim Club 

200 m Breaststroke 2:35.65 Gold Helen Pitchik Toronto Swim Club 

200 m Breaststroke 2:36.36 Silver Lisa Blackburn Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

200 m Breaststroke 2:39.37 Bronze Geneviève Crevier Club de Natation Samak 

50 m Butterfly 28.18 Gold Audrey Lacroix Club Aquatic Montreal 

50 m Butterfly 28.22 Silver Mackenzie Downing Uvic-Pacific Coast Swimming 

50 m Butterfly 28.32 Bronze Jennifer Carroll Megophias de Trois-Rivieres 

100 m Butterfly 1:00.54 Gold Audrey Lacroix Club Aquatic Montreal 

100 m Butterfly 1:01.01 Silver Mackenzie Downing Uvic-Pacific Coast Swimming 

100 m Butterfly 1:02.87 Bronze Jennifer Carroll Megophias de Trois-Rivieres 

200 m Butterfly 2:11.42 Gold Audrey Lacroix Club Aquatic Montreal 


200 m Butterfly 2:16.95 Bronze Zsofi Balazs Toronto Swim Club 


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200 m IM 2:19.55 Gold Elizabeth Beisel Bluefish Swim Club 

200 m IM 2:21.24 Silver Lisa Blackburn Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

200 m IM 2:21.51 Bronze Alexa Komarnycky Etobicoke Swim Club 

400 m IM 4:53.66 Gold Elizabeth Beisel Bluefish Swim Club 


400 m IM 5:00.97 Bronze Erica Messner Greenwood Swim Club 


Event Medal Athlete 

50 m Freestyle 23.41 Gold Peter Hughes Trinity Prep Aquatics 

50 m Freestyle 23.47 Silver Colin Russell Dolphins Swim Club 

50 m Freestyle 23.90 Bronze Yannick Lupien Rouge & Or/Universite Laval 

100 m Freestyle 51.03 Gold Yannick Lupien Rouge & Or/Universite Laval 

100 m Freestyle 51.44 Silver Chad Hankewich Team Saskatchewan 

100 m Freestyle 52.46 Bronze Ismael Ortiz Pine Crest School 

200 m Freestyle 1:51.50 Gold Colin Russell Dolphins Swim Club 

200 m Freestyle 1:52.97 Silver Chad Hankewich Team Saskatchewan 

200 m Freestyle 1:53.17 Bronze Yannick Lupien Rouge & Or/Universite Laval 

400 m Freestyle 3:59.07 Gold Eric Nilsson Bluefish Swim Club 

400 m Freestyle 4:05.41 Silver Matthew Pariselli Etobicoke Swim Club 

400 m Freestyle 4:06.72 Bronze Grant Nelson Pine Crest School 

800 m Freestyle 8:27.34 Gold Matthew Pariselli Etobicoke Swim Club 

800 m Freestyle 8:32.65 Silver Thomas O’Neil Long Island Aquatic Club 

800 m Freestyle 8:35.57 Bronze Michael Pryor Greenwood Swim Club 

1500 m Freestyle 16:13.88 Gold Matthew Pariselli Etobicoke Swim Club 

1500 m Freestyle 16:20.90 Silver Michael Pryor Greenwood Swim Club 

1500 m Freestyle 16:23.98 Bronze Thomas O’Neil Long Island Aquatic Club 

50 m Backstroke 27.44 Gold Charles Francis Club Aquatic Montreal 

50 m Backstroke 27.66 Silver Felix Renaud C.N. Boucherville 

50 m Backstroke 27.79 Bronze Thomas Kindler Club Aquatic Montreal 

100 m Backstroke 56.51 Gold David Russell Bluefish Swim Club 

100 m Backstroke 58.11 Silver Keith Beavers Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

100 m Backstroke 59.26 Bronze Charles Francis Club Aquatic Montreal 

200 m Backstroke 2:02.61 Gold Keith Beavers Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

200 m Backstroke 2:03.29 Silver David Russell Bluefish Swim Club 

200 m Backstroke 2:06.60 Bronze Charles Francis Club Aquatic Montreal 

50 m Breaststroke 29.43 Gold Matthew Huang Club Aquatic Montreal 

50 m Breaststroke 29.67 Silver Mike Brown University of CalgarySwim Club 

50 m Breaststroke 30.34 Bronze Michel Boulianne C.N. Dollard-des-Ormeaux 

100 m Breaststroke 1:03.95 Gold Matthew Huang Club Aquatic Montreal 

100 m Breaststroke 1:03.98 Silver Mike Brown University of CalgarySwim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 1:05.27 Bronze Matthew Mains Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

200 m Breaststroke 2:17.46 Gold Matthew Mains Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

200 m Breaststroke 2:17.83 Silver Leonardo Martins Pine Crest School 

200 m Breaststroke 2:18.88 Bronze Mike Brown University of CalgarySwim Club 


50 m Butterfly 24.78 Silver Joe Bartoch London Aquatic Club 

50 m Butterfly 25.41 Bronze Dominique Bourdages E.N. St-Lambert 

100 m Butterfly 54.71 Gold Joe Bartoch London Aquatic Club 

100 m Butterfly 55.41 Silver Thomas Kindler Club Aquatic Montreal 

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100 m Butterfly 55.62 Bronze Chad Hankewich Team Saskatchewan 

200 m Butterfly 2:03.87 Gold Jonathan Blouin Club de Natation CSQ 

200 m Butterfly 2:05.39 Silver Grant Nelson Pine Crest School 

200 m Butterfly 2:06.03 Bronze Eric Nilsson Bluefish Swim Club 

200 m IM 2:06.17 Gold Tobias Oriwol Etobicoke Swim Club 

200 m IM 2:07.14 Silver Jonathan Aubry Club Aquatic Montreal 

200 m IM 2:11.28 Bronze Tim Ruse Point Claire Swim Club 

400 m IM 4:30.40 Gold Tobias Oriwol Etobicoke Swim Club 

400 m IM 4:34.47 Silver Leonardo Martins Pine Crest School 

400 m IM 4:39.13 Bronze Bruno Langlois Rouge & Or/Universite Laval 

2006 Pan Pacific Championship Trials/Senior Nationals 


Event Results Medal Athlete Club 

50 m Freestyle 25.89 Gold Victoria Poon Club Aquatic Montreal 

50 m Freestyle 26.20 Silver Erica Morningstar Calgary Patriots Swim Club 

50 m Freestyle 26.25 Bronze Jen Beckberger Ajax Aquatic Club 


100 m Freestyle 56.32 Silver Victoria Poon Club Aquatic Montreal 

100 m Freestyle 56.43 Bronze Julia Wilkinson North York Aquatic Club 

200 m Freestyle 1:59.99 Gold Chanelle Charron-Watson Rouge & Or/Universite Laval 

200 m Freestyle 2:01.79 Silver Julia Wilkinson North York Aquatic Club 

200 m Freestyle 2:01.84 Bronze Melanie Bouchard Rouge & Or/Universite Laval 


400 m Freestyle 4:16.92 Silver Tanya Hunks UBC Dolphins 

400 m Freestyle 4:17.36 Bronze Alexa Komarnycky Etobicoke Swim Club 



800 m Freestyle 8:48.98 Bronze Tanya Hunks UBC Dolphins 

1500 m Freestyle 16:34.27 Gold Savannah King Vernon Kokanee Swim Club 

1500 m Freestyle 16:42.57 Silver Brittany Reimer Island Swimming 

1500 m Freestyle 16:51.06 Bronze Tanya Hunks UBC Dolphins 


100 m Backstroke 1:03.06 Silver Erin Gammel University of Calgary Swim Club 

100 m Backstroke 1:03.13 Bronze Caitlin Meredith UBC Dolphins 


200 m Backstroke 2:14.89 Silver Melanie Bouchard Rouge & Or/Universite Laval 

200 m Backstroke 2:15.17 Bronze Elizabeth Wycliffe Ernestown Barracudas Swim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 1:10.22 Gold Jillian Tyler Nose Creek Swim Association 

100 m Breaststroke 1:10.25 Silver Lisa Blackburn Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 1:10.76 Bronze Annamay Pierse UBC Dolphins 

200 m Breaststroke 2:31.96 Gold Kathleen Stoody Simon Fraser Aquatics 

200 m Breaststroke 2:32.74 Silver Jillian Tyler Nose Creek Swim Association 

200 m Breaststroke 2:32.83 Bronze Annamay Pierse UBC Dolphins 

100 m Butterfly 59.71 Gold Audrey Lacroix Club Aquatic Montreal 


100 m Butterfly 1:01.42 Bronze Michelle Landry UBC Dolphins 

200 m Butterfly 2:11.07 Gold Mackenzie Downing Uvic-Pacific Coast Swimming 


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200 m Butterfly 2:11.28 Silver Audrey Lacroix Club Aquatic Montreal 

200 m Butterfly 2:13.56 Bronze Kayla Rawlings Langley Olympians Swim Club 

200 m IM 2:16.74 Gold Julia Wilkinson North York Aquatic Club 


200 m IM 2:18.96 Bronze Michelle Landry UBC Dolphins 

400 m IM 4:47.92 Gold Kristen Bradley Newmarket Stingrays Swim Club 

400 m IM 4:50.17 Silver Alexa Komarnycky Etobicoke Swim Club 

400 m IM 4:53.52 Bronze Monika Stitski Etobicoke Swim Club 


Event Results Medal Athlete 



50 m Freestyle 23.19 Bronze Thomas Kindler Club Aquatic Montreal 


100 m Freestyle 49.42 Silver Rick Say Island Swimming 

100 m Freestyle 49.79 Bronze Matt Rose Island Swimming 


200 m Freestyle 1:48.99 Silver Brent Hayden UBC Dolphins 

200 m Freestyle 1:49.44 Bronze Colin Russell Dolphins Swim Club 



400 m Freestyle 3:58.68 Bronze Raymond Betuzzi University of Calgary Swim Club 

800 m Freestyle 8:05.95 Gold Ryan Cochrane Island Swimming 

800 m Freestyle 8:13.81 Silver Kier Maitland Edmonton Keyano Swim Club 

800 m Freestyle 8:23.42 Bronze Matthew Pariselli Etobicoke Swim Club 



1500 m Freestyle 15:28.11 Bronze Kier Maitland Edmonton Keyano Swim Club 

100 m Backstroke 56.25 Gold Matt Hawes UBC Dolphins 

100 m Backstroke 56.47 Silver Nathan O’Brien Uvic-Pacific Coast Swimming 

100 m Backstroke 56.61 Bronze Keith Beavers Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

200 m Backstroke 1:58.97 Gold Keith Beavers Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

200 m Backstroke 2:01.18 Silver Matt Hawes UBC Dolphins 

200 m Backstroke 2:03.02 Bronze Nathan O’Brien Uvic-Pacific Coast Swimming 

100 m Breaststroke 1:01.68 Gold Mike Brown University of Calgary Swim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 1:02.29 Silver Scott Dickens UBC Dolphins 

100 m Breaststroke 1:02.32 Bronze Mathieu Bois Club Aquatic Montreal 

200 m Breaststroke 2:12.74 Gold Mike Brown University of Calgary Swim Club 

200 m Breaststroke 2:16.57 Silver Mathieu Bois Club Aquatic Montreal 

200 m Breaststroke 2:16.64 Bronze Matthew Huang Club Aquatic Montreal 

100 m Butterfly 53.13 Gold Joe Bartoch London Aquatic Club 

100 m Butterfly 54.18 Silver Thomas Kindler Club Aquatic Montreal 

100 m Butterfly 54.33 Bronze Darryl Rudolf UBC Dolphins 

200 m Butterfly 2:01.28 Gold Adam Sioui University of Calgary Swim Club 

200 m Butterfly 2:01.52 Silver Stefan Hirniak Island Swimming 

200 m Butterfly 2:02.45 Bronze Jonathan Blouin Club de Natation CSQ 

200 m IM 2:01.49 Gold Brian Johns UBC Dolphins 

200 m IM 2:01.73 Silver Keith Beavers Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

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200 m IM 2:03.60 Bronze Chad Murray University of Calgary Swim Club 

400 m IM 4:18.31 Gold Brian Johns UBC Dolphins 

400 m IM 4:25.43 Silver Tobias Oriwol Etobicoke Swim Club 

400 m IM 4:28.11 Bronze Jonathan Aubry Club Aquatic Montreal 

2006 Age Group Nationals 

Women 

Athlete Age Group Club Event Time Medal 

Devin St. Marie 12 year old AAC 50 m Freestyle 28.08 Gold 

Alexandra Gabor 13 year old WGB 50 m Freestyle 27.72 Gold 

Kate Adamson 14 year old COMOX 50 m Freestyle 27.16 Gold 

Roxane Lemieux CNB-QC 50 m Freestyle 27.16 Gold 

Hannah Riordan 15 year old CSL 50 m Freestyle 26.98 Gold 

Erica Morningstar 16-18 year old CP 50 m Freestyle 26.11 Gold 

Tasha Truscott 12 year old HHBF 100 m Freestyle 101.12 Gold 

Alexandra Gabor 13 year old WGB 100 m Freestyle 59.19 Gold 

Marie-Pier Couillard 14 year old REG-QC 100 m Freestyle 58.31 Gold 

Kimberly Bowman 15 year old PSW 100 m Freestyle 58.65 Gold 

Erica Morningstar 16-18 year old CP 100 m Freestyle 56.70 Gold 

Hana Vartanis 12 year old CHENA 200 m Freestyle 2:13.18 Gold 

Alexandra Gabor 13 year old WGB 200 m Freestyle 2:06.99 Gold 

Roxane Lemieux 14 year old CNB-QC 200 m Freestyle 2:05.78 Gold 

Olivia Montgomery 15 year old CHENA 200 m Freestyle 2:07.10 Gold 

Emily Bibb 16-18 year old CSA-CA 200 m Freestyle 2:04.44 Gold 

Caitin Quon 12 year old UBCD 400 m Freestyle 4:44.14 Gold 

Lindsay Seeman 13 year old NEW 400 m Freestyle 4:25.09 Gold 

Barbara Jardin 14 year old CAMO-QC 400 m Freestyle 4:33.49 Gold 


Emily Bibb 16-18 year old CSA-CA 400 m Freestyle 4:22.96 Gold 

Cailtin Quon 12 year old UBCD 800 m Freestyle 9:53.21 Gold 

Lindsay Seemann 13 year old NEW 800 m Freestyle 9:16.57 Gold 

Talia Benson 14 year old CHENA 800 m Freestyle 9:43.17 Gold 


Shannon Garrett 16-18 year old HSA 800 m Freestyle 9:11.22 Gold 

Sherry Liu 12 year old HSA 1500 m Freestyle 18:57.28 Gold 

Alexandra Gabor 13 year old WGB 1500 m Freestyle 17:55.06 Gold 

Alison Hooper 14 year old UVPCS 1500 m Freestyle 18:40.62 Gold 

Tsue Anderson 15 year old EKSC 1500 m Freestyle 17:55.82 Gold 

Shannon Garrett 16-18 year old HSA 1500 m Freestyle 17:28.49 Gold 

Samantha Corea 12 year old GATOR 50 m Backstroke 32.33 Gold 

Cassandra Baker 13 year old CONNU 50 m Backstroke 32.49 Gold 

Sasha Pizzagalli 14 year old CASE-QC 50 m Backstroke 31.67 Gold 

Hannah Riordan 15 year old CSL 50 m Backstroke 31.50 Gold 

Jillian Tyler 16-18 year old BRSA 50 m Backstroke 31.59 Gold 

Chantal VanLandeghem 12 year old MANTA 100 m Backstroke 1:08.80 Gold 

Lindsay Seemann 13 year old NEW 100 m Backstroke 1:05.51 Gold 

Barbara Jardin 14 year old CAMO-QC 100 m Backstroke 1:06.92 Gold 

Dominique Bouchard 15 year old NBYT 100 m Backstroke 1:06.19 Gold 

Samantha Cheverton 16-18 year old PCSC-QC 100 m Backstroke 1:05.20 Gold 

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Katie Caldwell 12 year old PSW 200 m Backstroke 2:30.71 Gold 

Lindsay Seemann 13 year old NEW 200 m Backstroke 2:20.78 Gold 

Barbara Jardin 14 yera old CAMO-QC 200 m Backstroke 2:23.33 Gold 

Dominique Bouchard 15 year old NBYT 200 m Backstroke 2:22.44 Gold 

Jessika Craig 16-18 year old EBSC 200 m Backstroke 2:21.06 Gold 

Monika Marcakova 12 year old UCSC 50 m Breaststroke 36.01 Gold 

Rachel Nicol 13 year old LASC 50 m Breaststroke 33.96 Gold 

Marie-Soleil Jean-Lachapelle 14 year old CAMO-QC 50 m Breaststroke 34.02 Gold 

Allison Long 15 year old UCSC 50 m Breaststroke 34.15 Gold 

Jillian Tyler 16-18 year old BRSA 50 m Breaststroke 33.05 Gold 

Jennifer Mann 12 year old IS 100 m Breaststroke 1:17.85 Gold 

Rachel Nicol 13 year old LASC 100 m Breaststroke 1:14.12 Gold 

Chelsey Salli 14 year old LOSC 100 m Breaststroke 1:14.03 Gold 

Nicole Norrie 15 year old EKSC 100 m Breaststroke 1:14.80 Gold 

Liz Hendriks 16-18 year old UCSC 100 m Breaststroke 1:13.17 Gold 

Jennifer Mann 12 year old IS 200 m Breaststroke 2:48.52 Gold 

Ashley McGregor 13 year old PCSC-QC 200 m Breaststroke 2:41.17 Gold 

Chelsey Salli 14 year old LOSC 200 m Breaststroke 2:38.87 Gold 

Nicole Norrie 15 year old EKSC 200 m Breaststroke 2:41.41 Gold 

Annika Schmuck 16-18 year old LOSC 200 m Breaststroke 2:41.47 Gold 

Devin Ste.-Marie 12 year old AAC 50 m Butterfly 29.95 Gold 

Drew Matthews 13 year old LASER 50 m Butterfly 30.17 Gold 

Brenna MacLean 14 year old WVOSC 50 m Butterfly 28.88 Gold 

Michelle Williams 15 year old NYAC 50 m Butterfly 29.24 Gold 

Seanna Mitchell 16-18 year old CASC 50 m Butterfly 28.88 Gold 

Tasha Truscott 12 year old HHBF 100 m Butterly 1:06.36 Gold 

Alexandra Gabor 13 year old WGB 100 m Butterfly 1:06.88 Gold 

Vanessa Charron 14 year old CN-CSQ 100 m Butterfly 1:04.19 Gold 

Zoe Miles 15 year old WTSC 100 m Butterfly 1:03.71 Gold 

Samantha Cheverton 16-18 year old CASC 100 m Butterfly 1:03.04 Gold 

Tasha Truscott 12 year old HHBF 200 m Butterfly 2:30.19 Gold 

Shauna Jense 13 year old LOSC 200 m Butterfly 2:26.58 Gold 

Brenna MacLean 14 year old WVOSC 200 m Butterfly 2:21.61 Gold 

Jiyoon Oh 15 year old LOSC 200 m Butterfly 2:24.58 Gold 

Kim Kabesh 16-18 year old STSC 200 m Butterfly 2:21.12 Gold 

Katie Caldwell 12 year old PSW 200 m IM 2:33.12 Gold 

Lindsay Seemann 13 year old NEW 200 m IM 2:25.07 Gold 

Barbara Jardin 14 year old CAMO-QC 200 m IM 2:21.42 Gold 

Nicole Norrie 15 year old EKSC 200 m IM 2:25.97 Gold 

Rachelle Salli 16-18 year old LOSC 200 m IM 2:21.79 Gold 

Katie Caldwell 12 year old PSW 400 m IM 5:22.17 Gold 

Lindsay Seemann 13 year old NEW 400 m IM 5:07.27 Gold 

Barbara Jardin 14 year old CAMO-QC 400 m IM 5:03.74 Gold 

Nicole Norrie 15 year old EKSC 400 m IM 5:09.33 Gold 

Rachelle Salli 16-18 year old LOSC 400 m IM 5:03.13 Gold 


Athlete Club Event Time Medal 

Anders McIntyre 13 year old VKSC 50 m Freestyle 26.08 Gold 

Jo Jo Ur 14 year old HTAC 50 m Freestyle 25.29 Gold 

Matthew Swanston 15 year old NEW 50 m Freestyle 24.49 Gold 

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Kelly Aspinall 16 year old RAC 50 m Freestyle 24.59 Gold 

Joel Greenshields 17-18 year old UCSC 50 m Freestyle 23.79 Gold 

Anders McIntyre 13 year old VKSC 100 m Freestyle 57.33 Gold 

Karl Wolk 14 year old EKSC 100 m Freestyle 55.45 Gold 

Matthew Swanston 15 year old NEW 100 m Freestyle 53.57 Gold 

Andy Townsend 16 year old NYAC 100 m Freestyle 54.52 Gold 

Joel Greenshields 17-18 year old UCSC 100 m Freestyle 51.03 Gold 

Anders McIntyre 13 year old VKSC 200 m Freestyle 2:03.26 Gold 

Karl Wolk 14 year old EKSC 200 m Freestyle 2:00.17 Gold 

Matthew Swanston 15 year old NEW 200 m Freestyle 1:57.22 Gold 

Willem Hergesheimer 16 year old LOSC 200 m Freestyle 1:57.37 Gold 

Ray Betuzzi 17-18 year old UCSC 200 m Freestyle 1:54.79 Gold 

Anders McIntyre 13 year old VKSC 400 m Freestyle 4:22.27 Gold 

Benjamin Christie 14 year old WVOSC 400 m Freestyle 4:14.66 Gold 

Karim Zayed 15 year old PCSC-QC 400 m Freestyle 4:12.55 Gold 


Kier Maitland 17-18 year old EKSC 400 m Freestyle 4:05.72 Gold 

Anders MacIntyre 13 year old VKSC 800 m Freestyle 8:59.17 Gold 


Brandon Kingston 15 year old NEW 800 m Freestyle 8:48.77 Gold 



Andre Makosiej 13 year old GOLD 1500 m Freestyle 17:37.12 Gold 


Brandon Kingston 15 year old NEW 1500 m Freestyle 16:51.92 Gold 



Matthew Grillo 13 year old PCSC-QC 50 m Backstroke 31.09 Gold 

Karl Wolk 14 year old EKSC 50 m Backstroke 28.97 Gold 

Matthew Swanston 15 year old NEW 50 m Backstroke 28.42 Gold 

Alexander Johnson 16 year old MM 50 m Backstroke 27.99 Gold 

Zack Zeiler 17-18 year old TRENT 50 m Backstroke 27.61 Gold 

Zach Fedak 13 year old AAC 100 m Backstroke 1:06.28 Gold 

Karl Wolk 14 year old EKSC 100 m Backstroke 1:00.93 Gold 

Matthew Swanston 15 year old NEW 100 m Backstroke 59.98 Gold 

Greg Laughlin 16 year old AAC 100 m Backstroke 1:01.03 Gold 

Pascal Wollach 17-18 year old UCSC 100 m Backstroke 58.97 Gold 

Zach Fedak 13 year old AAC 200 m Backstroke 2:23.17 Gold 

Karl Wolk 14 year old EKSC 200 m Backstroke 2:11.25 Gold 

Matthew Swanston 15 year old NEW 200 m Backstroke 2:11.11 Gold 

Greg Laughlin 16 year old AAC 200 m Backstroke 2:12.83 Gold 

Derek Doerksen 17-18 year old CASC 200 m Backstroke 2:06.44 Gold 

Darius Ling 13 year old CCAC 50 m Breaststroke 33.04 Gold 

Benjamin Christie 14 year old WVOSC 50 m Breaststroke 32.44 Gold 

Luc Boudreau 15 year old WTSC 50 m Breaststroke 31.22 Gold 

Matthew Laschuk 16 year old WEST 50 m Breaststroke 30.75 Gold 

Pierre-Olivier Jean 17-18 year old LMRL-QC 50 m Breaststroke 30.92 Gold 

Ander Sieira-Dovali 13 year old PCSC-QC 100 m Breaststroke 1:11.64 Gold 

Benjamin Christie 14 year old WVOSC 100 m Breaststroke 1:12.04 Gold 

Julian Monks 15 year old AAC 100 m Breaststroke 1:08.05 Gold 

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Matthew Laschuk 16 year old WEST 100 m Breaststroke 1:07.08 Gold 

Adam Zsoo 17-18 year old CASC 100 m Breaststroke 1:07.77 Gold 

Ander Sieira-Dovali 13 year old PCSC-QC 200 m Breaststroke 2:33.57 Gold 

Wayland Chang 14 year old SFA 200 m Breaststroke 2:36.92 Gold 

Julian Monks 15 year old AAC 200 m Breaststroke 2:27.45 Gold 

Genseric Perras-Yu 16 year old CASC 200 m Breaststroke 2:31.96 Gold 

Adam Zsoo 17-18 year old ELITE-QC 200 m Breaststroke 2:29.56 Gold 

Anders McIntyre 13 year old VKSC 50 m Butterfly 27.80 Gold 

Karl Wolk 14 year old EKSC 50 m Butterfly 27.25 Gold 

Christopher Bezeau 15 year old CN SHERBROOKE 50 m Butterfly 25.94 Gold 

Andre Kudaba 16 year old HSA 50 m Butterfly 26.42 Gold 

Fraser Roberts 17-18 year old RAPIDS 50 m Butterfly 26.57 Gold 

Anders McIntyre 13 year old VKSC 100 m Butterfly 1:01.00 Gold 

Nicholas Sinclair 14 year old UVPCS 100 m Butterfly 1:00.32 Gold 

Matthew Swanston 15 year old NEW 100 m Butterfly 57.23 Gold 

Andre Kudaba 16 year old HSA 100 m Butterfly 57.91 Gold 

Jordan Hartney 17-18 year old RAPID 100 m Butterfly 56.69 Gold 

Anders McIntyre 13 year old VKSC 200 m Butterfly 2:15.78 Gold 

Karl Wolk 14 year old EKSC 200 m Butterfly 2:12.30 Gold 

Zack Chetrat 15 year old OAK 200 m Butterfly 2:09.73 Gold 

Andre Kudaba 16 year old HSA 200 m Butterfly 2:08.94 Gold 

Sean Penhale 17-18 year old UCSC 200 m Butterfly 2:09.26 Gold 

Anders McIntyre 13 year old VKSC 200 m IM 2:23.33 Gold 

Karl Wolk 14 year old EKSC 200 m IM 2:16.01 Gold 

Curtis Lutsch 15 year old UCSC 200 m IM 2:12.98 Gold 

Dominique Audy 16 year old HIPPO-QC 200 m IM 2:12.05 Gold 

Jordan Hartney 17-18 year old RAPID 200 m IM 2:08.42 Gold 

Thomas Jobin 13 year old CASC 400 m IM 5:06.34 Gold 

David Dimintrov 14 year old MMST 400 m IM 4:48.42 Gold 

Curtis Lutsch 15 year old UCSC 400 m IM 4:42.96 Gold 

Dominique Audy 16 year old HIPPO-QC 400 m IM 4:46.16 Gold 

Cam Cummings 17-18 year old OAK 400 m IM 4:42.88 Gold 

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2006 Speedo Eastern Championships (Montréal, QC) 


Event Age Group Results Medal Athlete Club 

50 m Freestyle 15 & under 26.09 Gold Marie-Pier Couillard Les Riverains de Levis 

50 m Freestyle 16 & under 27.28 Gold Olga Bordatcheva London Aquatic Club 

50 m Freestyle 16 & over 25.33 Gold Victoria Poon Club Aquatique Montréal 

50 m Freestyle OPEN 27.71 Gold Valérie Grandmaison (S13) Club Aquatique Montréal 

100 m Freestyle 15 & under 56.93 Gold Roxane Lemieux C.N. Boucherville 

100 m Freestyle 16 & over 54.80 Gold Sophie Simard Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

100 m Freestyle OPEN 1:01.05 Gold Valérie Grandmaison (S13) Club Aquatique Montréal 

200 m Freestyle 15 & under 2:02.60 Gold Jenna York Nepean Kanata Barracudas 

200 m Freestyle 16 & over 1:56.14 Gold Sophie Simard Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

200 m Freestyle OPEN 2:37.33 Gold Geneviève Ouellet (S12) Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

400 m Freestyle 15 & under 4:18.15 Gold Amy Xu Etobicoke Swim Club 

400 m Freestyle 16 & over 4:10.78 Gold Stephanie Horner Beaconsfield Bluefins 

400 m Freestyle OPEN 4:45.29 Gold Valérie Grandmaison (S13) Club Aquatique Montréal 


800 m Freestyle 16 & over 8:27.17 Gold Sophie Simard Rouge et Or/Université Laval 


1500 m Freestyle 16 & over 17:06.02 Gold Caitlin Nolan Etobicoke Swim Club 

50 m Backstroke 15 & under 29.15 Gold Danielle Carty Hamilton Aquatic Club 

50 m Backstroke 16 & over 29.48 Gold Samantha Cheverton Pointe-Claire Swim Club 

50 m Backstroke OPEN 41.76 Gold Jessica Tuomela (S11) Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

100 m Backstroke 15 & under 1:01.78 Gold Gabrielle Soucisse Beaconsfield Bluefins 

100 m Backstroke 16 & over 1:03.00 Gold Karah Stanworth-Belleville Beaconsfield Bluefins 

100 m Backstroke OPEN 1:12.69 Gold Valérie Grandmaison (S13) Club Aquatique Montréal 

200 m Backstroke 15 & under 2:12.19 Gold Gabrielle Soucisse Beaconsfield Bluefins 

200 m Backstroke 16 & over 2:13.35 Gold Jessika Craig Ernestown Barracudas S.C. 

50 m Breaststroke 15 & under 33.59 Gold Jessie Craig Etobicoke Swim Club 

50 m Breaststroke 16 & over 31.87 Gold Michelle Laprade Club Aquatique Montréal 

50 m Breaststroke OPEN 44.86 Gold Jessica Tuomela (S11) Region of Waterloo Swim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 15 & under 1:12.58 Gold Jessie Craig Etobicoke Swim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 16 & over 1:10.59 Gold Michelle Laprade Club Aquatique Montréal 

100 m Breaststroke OPEN 1:21.86 Gold Valérie Grandmaison (S13) Club Aquatique Montréal 

200 m Breaststroke 15 & under 2:36.08 Gold Victoria Myers Windsor Aquatic Club 

200 m Breaststroke 16 & over 2:30.31 Gold Jessica Ward Pickering Swim Club 

200 m Breaststroke OPEN 2:39.46 Gold Sarah-Lee Hevey C.A. Regional De L’abitIbi-Tem 

50 m Butterfly 15 & under 28.56 Gold Gomba Danielle Pickering Swim Club 

50 m Butterfly 16 & over 27.80 Gold Sophie Simard Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

50 m Butterfly OPEN 33.55 Gold Geneviève Ouellet (S12) Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

100 m Butterfly 15 & under 1:02.05 Gold Sarah-Eve Savard Club de Natation CSQ 

100 m Butterfly 16 & over 1:00.64 Gold Sophie Simard Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

100 m Butterfly OPEN 1:08.77 Gold Rhiannon Henry (S13) Club Aquatique Montréal 

200 m Butterfly 15 & under 2:18.39 Gold Meghan Brockington Oshawa Aquatic Club 

200 m Butterfly 16 & over 2:10.35 Gold Audrey Lacroix Club Aquatique Montréal 

200 m IM 15 & under 2:17.02 Gold Gabrielle Soucisse Beaconsfield Bluefins 

200 m IM 16 & over 2:14.24 Gold Stephanie Horner Beaconsfield Bluefins 

200 m IM OPEN 2:33.37 Gold Rhiannon Henry (S13) Club Aquatique Montréal 

400 m IM 15 & under 4:49.62 Gold Gabrielle Soucisse Beaconsfield Bluefins 

400 m IM 16 & over 4:42.12 Gold Monika Stitski Etobicoke Swim Club 

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50 m Freestyle 16 & under 23.84 Gold Nicholas Ducille Ajax Aquatic Club 

50 m Freestyle 17 & over 22.55 Gold Colin Russell Dolphins Swim Club 

50 m Freestyle OPEN 24.83 Gold Benoit Huot (S10) Club Aquatic Montréal 

100 m Freestyle 16 & under 51.91 Gold Amauri Rodriguez Zamores Nuevo Leon 

100 m Freestyle 17 & over 49.70 Gold Yannick Lupien Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

100 m Freestyle OPEN 53.45 Gold Benoit Huot (S10) Club Aquatic Montréal 

200 m Freestyle 16 & under 1:52.83 Gold Greg Gerum Hamilton Aquatic Club 

200 m Freestyle 17 & over 1:49.53 Gold Francesco Zuccaro Cobra Swim Club 

200 m Freestyle OPEN 2:27.23 Gold Ken Loyst Barrie Trojan Swim Club 

400 m Freestyle 16 & under 3:57.43 Gold Greg Gerum Hamilton Aquatic Club 

400 m Freestyle 17 & over 3:49.83 Gold Francesco Zuccaro Cobra Swim Club 

400 m Freestyle OPEN 4:22.42 Gold Benoit Huot (S10) Club Aquatic Montréal 

800 m Freestyle 16 & under 8:21.84 Gold Scott Jessett Scarborough Swim Club 

800 m Freestyle 17 & over 8:16.73 Gold André Couturier Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

1500 m Freestyle 16 & under 15:51.00 Gold Scott Jessett Scarborough Swim Club 

1500 m Freestyle 17 & over 15:46.24 Gold André Couturier Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

50 m Backstroke 16 & under 26.78 Gold Evan Buck Guelph Marlin Aquatic Club 

50 m Backstroke 17 & over 26.42 Gold Daniel Langlois Ajax Aquatic Club 

50 m Backstroke OPEN 33.81 Gold Michael Heath (S14) South Western Aquatics 

100 m Backstroke 16 & under 56.92 Gold Evan Buck Guelph Marlin Aquatic Club 

100 m Backstroke 17 & over 56.45 Gold Charles Francis Club Aquatic Montréal 

100 m Backstroke OPEN 1:04.03 Gold Benoit Huot (S10) Club Aquatic Montréal 

200 m Backstroke 16 & under 2:03.28 Gold Evan Buck Guelph Marlin Aquatic Club 

200 m Backstroke 17 & over 1:59.73 Gold Bruno Langlois Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

50 m Breaststroke 16 & under 30.03 Gold Roy-Lavallee Julien Club Aquatic Montréal 

50 m Breaststroke 17 & over 28.30 Gold Matthew Huang Club Aquatic Montréal 

50 m Breaststroke OPEN 34.33 Gold Michael Heath (S14) South Western Aquatics 

100 m Breaststroke 16 & under 1:05.50 Gold Julien Roy-Lavallee Club Aquatic Montréal 

100 m Breaststroke 17 & over 1:01.64 Gold Matthew Huang Club Aquatic Montréal 

100 m Breaststroke OPEN 1:12.91 Gold Benoit Huot (S10) Club Aquatic Montréal 

200 m Breaststroke 16 & under 2:19.08 Gold Bogdan Knezevic Etobicoke Swim Club 

200 m Breaststroke 17 & over 2:13.05 Gold Matthew Huang Club Aquatic Montréal 

50 m Butterfly 16 & under 25.98 Gold Nicholas Ducille Ajax Aquatic Club 

50 m Butterfly 17 & over 24.42 Gold Thomas Kindler Club Aquatic Montréal 

100 m Butterfly 16 & under 57.41 Gold Greg Gerum Hamilton Aquatic Club 

100 m Butterfly 17 & over 56.20 Gold Arjun Muralidharan Rouge et Or/Université Laval 

100 m Butterfly OPEN 1:00.18 Gold Benoit Huot (S10) Club Aquatic Montréal 

200 m Butterfly 16 & under 2:05.36 Gold Ramiro Ramirez Juarez Nuevo Leon 

200 m Butterfly 17 & over 1:59.64 Gold Jonathan Blouin Club de Natation CSQ 

200 m IM 16 & under 2:07.53 Gold Bogdan Knezevic Etobicoke Swim Club 

200 m IM 16 & under 2:07.53 Gold Steven Bielby Pointe-Claire Swim Club 

200 m IM 17 & over 2:02.93 Gold Jonathan Aubry Club Aquatic Montréal 

200 m IM OPEN 2:29.21 Gold Brian Hill (S13) Club Aquatic Montréal 

400 m IM 16 & under 4:29.19 Gold Bogdan Knezevic Etobicoke Swim Club 

400 m IM 17 & over 4:21.93 Gold Jonathan Aubry Club Aquatic Montréal 

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2006 Speedo Western Championships (Winnipeg, MB) 



50 m Freestyle 15 & under 26.44 Gold Kimberly Bowman Pacific Sea Wolves 

50 m Freestyle 16 & over 25.34 Gold Erica Morningstar Calgary Patriots Swim Club 

50 m Freestyle Open/Senior 30.14 Gold Schmidt (S13) Manta Swim Club 

100 m Freestyle 15 & under 57.48 Gold Marissa Davies Manta Swim Club 

100 m Freestyle 16 & over 54.36 Gold Erica Morningstar Calgary Patriots Swim Club 

100 m Freestyle Open/Senior 1:04.86 Gold Schmidt (S13) Manta Swim Club 

200 m Freestyle 15 & under 2:03.74 Gold Nicole Delaloye Edmonton Keyano Swim Club 

200 m Freestyle 16 & over 2:00.28 Gold Erica Morningstar Calgary Patriots Swim Club 


400 m Freestyle 16 & over 4:16.05 Gold Shannon Garrett HYACK Swim Association 

400 m Freestyle Open/Senior 5:08.30 Gold Schmidt (S13) Manta Swim Club 


800 m Freestyle 16 & over 8:50.09 Gold Lauren Lavigna Killarney Gators 


1500 m Freestyle 16 & over 17:00.63 Gold Tara Ivanitz Vernon Kokanee Swim Club 

50 m Backstroke 15 & under 30.42 Gold Elenora Dalling UBC Dolphins 

50 m Backstroke Open/Senior 29.09 Gold Landice Yestrau University of Manitoba Bisons 

100 m Backstroke 15 & under 1:03.85 Gold Alyssa Bakken UVIC Pacific Coast Swimming 

100 m Backstroke 16 & over 1:01.70 Gold Landice Yestrau University of Manitoba Bisons 

100 m Backstroke Open/Senior 1:33.23 Gold Jensen (S7) Fort St. John Inconnu 

200 m Backstroke 15 & under 2:14.93 Gold Alyssa Bakken UVIC Pacific Coast Swimming 

200 m Backstroke 16 & over 2:14.35 Gold Landice Yestrau University of Manitoba Bisons 

50 m Breaststroke 15 & under 33.97 Gold Allison Long University of Calgary Swim Club 

50 m Breaststroke Open/Senior 32.85 Gold Jillian Tyler Bow River Swim Association 

100 m Breaststroke 15 & under 1:12.53 Gold Chelsey Salli Langley Olympians Swim Club 

100 m Breaststroke 16 & over 1:10.01 Gold Jillian Tyler Bow River Swim Association 

100 m Breaststroke Open/Senior 1:26.29 Gold Schmidt (S13) Manta Swim Club 

200 m Breaststroke 15 & under 2:31.61 Gold Chelsey Salli Langley Olympians Swim Club 

200 m Breaststroke 16 & over 2:30.72 Gold Jillian Tyler Bow River Swim Association 

50 m Butterfly 15 & under 28.59 Gold Kendra Chernoff Saskatoon Goldfins Swim Club 

50 m Butterfly Open/Senior 28.29 Gold Jillian Tyler Bow River Swim Association 

50 m Butterfly Open/Senior 49.91 Gold Jensen (S7) Fort St. John Inconnu 

100 m Butterfly 15 & under 1:03.21 Gold Dagny Knutson Minot Swim Club 

100 m Butterfly 16 & over 1:03.06 Gold Miranda Halasz Calgary Patriots Swim Club 

100 m Butterfly Open/Senior 1:24.89 Gold Rennebohm (S13) Regina Optimist Dolphin Swim 

Club 

200 m Butterfly 15 & under 2:17.70 Gold Brenna Maclean West Vancouver Otters 

200 m Butterfly 16 & over 2:17.03 Gold Melanie Dodds Langley Olympians Swim Club 

200 m IM 15 & under 2:20.38 Gold Shelbi Snodgrass Cascade Swim Club 

200 m IM 16 & over 2:16.19 Gold Melanie Dodds Langley Olympians Swim Club 

200 m IM Open/Senior 3:04.80 Gold Rennebohm (S13) Regina Optimist Dolphin Swim 

Club 

400 m IM 15 & under 4:57.17 Gold Shelbi Snodgrass Cascade Swim Club 

400 m IM 16 & over 4:50.60 Gold Melanie Dodds Langley Olympians Swim Club 


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Event Age Group Medal Athlete Club 

50 m Freestyle 16 & under 23.70 Gold Kelly Aspinall Ravensong Aquatic Club 

50 m Freestyle 17 & over 23.13 Gold Ray Betuzzi University of Calgary Swim Club 

50 m Freestyle Open/Senior 27.36 Gold Hickenbotham (S10 Sb9) Simon Fraser Aquatics 

100 m Freestyle 16 & under 52.48 Gold Kelly Aspinall Ravensong Aquatic Club 

100 m Freestyle 17 & over 50.72 Gold Ray Betuzzi University of Calgary Swim Club 

100 m Freestyle Open/Senior 59.12 Gold Hickenbotham (S10 Sb9) Simon Fraser Aquatics 

200 m Freestyle 16 & under 1:54.25 Gold Colin Miazga Saskatoon Goldfins Swim Club 

200 m Freestyle 17 & over 1:48.53 Gold Ray Betuzzi University of Calgary Swim Club 

400 m Freestyle 16 & under 4:02.84 Gold Willem Hergesheimer Langley Olympians Swim Club 

400 m Freestyle 17 & over 3:50.60 Gold Ray Betuzzi University of Calgary Swim Club 

400 m Freestyle Open/Senior 4:33.09 Gold Hickenbotham (S10 Sb9) Simon Fraser Aquatics 

800 m Freestyle 16 & under 8:22.91 Gold Willem Hergesheimer Langley Olympians Swim Club 

800 m Freestyle 17 & over 8:05.41 Gold Kier Maitland Edmonton Keyano Swim Club 

1500 m Freestyle 16 & under 15:56.54 Gold Eric Stein Vernon Kokanee Swim Club 

1500 m Freestyle 17 & over 15:23.22 Gold Jarrod Ballem University of Calgary Swim Club 

50 m Backstroke 16 & under 26.92 Gold Taylor Maxey University of Calgary Swim Club 

50 m Backstroke Open/Senior 26.13 Gold Jake Tapp Langley Olympians Swim Club 

100 m Backstroke 16 & under 57.24 Gold Taylor Maxey University of Calgary Swim Club 

100 m Backstroke 17 & over 55.20 Gold Pascal Wollach University of Calgary Swim Club 

100 m Backstroke Open/Senior 1:11.90 Gold Hickenbotham (S10 Sb9) Simon Fraser Aquatics 

200 m Backstroke 16 & under 2:07.74 Gold Keilan Freeman University of Calgary Swim Club 

200 m Backstroke 17 & over 2:00.37 Gold Jake Tapp Langley Olympians Swim Club 

50 m Breaststroke 16 & under 30.08 Gold Jason Block Bow River Swim Association 

50 m Breaststroke Open/Senior 30.38 Gold Braeden Taylor University of Manitoba Bisons 

100 m Breaststroke 16 & under 1:05.22 Gold Jason Block Bow River Swim Association 

100 m Breaststroke 17 & over 1:04.89 Gold Braeden Taylor University of Manitoba Bisons 

100 m Breaststroke Open/Senior 1:31.71 Gold Vandamme (S14 Sb14) Prince George Barracudas 

200 m Breaststroke 16 & under 2:20.86 Gold Michael Cai Killarney Gators 

200 m Breaststroke 17 & over 2:19.14 Gold Braeden Taylor University of Manitoba Bisons 

50 m Butterfly 16 & under 26.30 Gold David Killy Langley Olympians Swim Club 

50 m Butterfly Open/Senior 25.49 Gold Ray Betuzzi University of Calgary Swim Club 

100 m Butterfly 16 & under 56.56 Gold Andre Kudaba HYACK Swim Association 

100 m Butterfly 17 & over 55.03 Gold Chad Murray University of Calgary Swim Club 

100 m Butterfly Open/Senior 1:06.84 Gold Hickenbotham (S10 Sb9) Simon Fraser Aquatics 

200 m Butterfly 16 & under 2:04.73 Gold Andre Kudaba HYACK Swim Association 

200 m Butterfly 17 & over 2:00.41 Gold Chad Murray University of Calgary Swim Club 

200 m IM 16 & under 2:06.41 Gold Curtis Lutsch University of Calgary Swim Club 

200 m IM 17 & over 2:01.31 Gold Chad Murray University of Calgary Swim Club 

200 m IM Open/Senior 2:46.81 Gold Vandamme (S14 Sb14) Prince George Barracudas 

400 m IM 16 & under 4:32.85 Gold Curtis Lutsch University of Calgary Swim Club 

400 m IM 17 & over 4:21.49 Gold Cameron Hyder University of Calgary Swim Club 

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2006 SWAD Can-AM (London, ON) 


Athlete Event Results Medal 

Buehlow (S14) 50 m Breaststroke 43.20 Gold 

100 m Breaststroke 1:34.74 Gold 

200 m IM 3:01.72 Bronze 

Cole (S8) 100 m Butterfly 1:31.34 Silver 

200 m IM 3:21.28 Silver 

100 m Freestyle 1:22.38 Bronze 

Couture (S7) 800 m Freestyle 17:26.74 Silver 


Dixon (S9) 50 m Backstroke 35.14 Gold 

100 m Backstroke 1:12.15 Gold 


100 m Butterfly 1:15.88 Gold 

Geiger (S9) 100 m Freestyle 1:09.83 Gold 

200 m Freestyle 2:29.89 Gold 


50 m Freestyle 33.09 Silver 

Grandmaison (S13) 100 m Freestyle 1:02.65 Gold 



50 m Butterfly 31.58 Gold 


100 m Butterfly 1:10.69 Silver 

Gray (S10) 50 m Breaststroke 45.22 Gold 



Hetrick (S11) 200 m Breaststroke Gold 

Hodgins (S10) 200 m Backstroke 3:02.64 Silver 

50 m Backstroke 42.93 Bronze 

Horel (S8) 200 m Backstroke 3:58.01 Gold 

200 m Freestyle 3:40.50 Silver 

100 m Backstroke 1:55.20 Bronze 

Jensen (S7) 200 m Freestyle 3:04.90 Gold 

50 m Backstroke 44.34 Gold 






Mcdougall (S7) 200 m IM 3:58.29 Gold 

50 m Backstroke 52.59 Silver 

100 m Backstroke 1:50.12 Silver 

100 m Breaststroke 2:09.45 Bronze 

50 m Butterfly 57.68 Bronze 


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Mcleod (S14) 200 m Backstroke 3:05.92 Gold 


Merservey (S6) 50 m Butterfly 1:01.31 Silver 


50 m Freestyle 47.49 Bronze 




Mitchell (S13) 50 m Breaststroke 50.81 Silver 


Michie S10 200 m Breaststroke 3:29.58 Gold 

400 m IM 7:11.52 Gold 

100 m Breaststroke 1:44.09 Silver 

50 m Breaststroke 49.12 Silver 


Ouellet (S12) 50 m Butterfly 33.88 Gold 



Polinario (S10) 50 m Freestyle 29.18 Gold 



50 m Butterfly 35.13 Silver 


Renneboh (S13) 100 m Breaststroke 1:43.60 Silver 

50 m Butterfly 36.93 Bronze 

Roxon (S9) 1500 m Freestyle 24:10.05 Gold 

50 m Butterfly 40.57 Silver 


50 m Breaststroke 44.97 Bronze 

Schmidt (S13) 100 m Butterfly 1:16.17 Gold 

400 m Freestyle 5:06.65 Silver 

200 m IM 2:48.25 Silver 

Skieneh (S9) 50 m Backstroke 42.60 Bronze 



Tavares (S10) 200 m Breaststroke 3:58.47 Silver 

50 m Breaststroke 52.32 Bronze 


Tuomela (S11) 200 m Freestyle 3:12.71 Gold 






Walsh (S6) 200 m Breaststroke 5:46.77 Bronze 

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Athlete Event Medal 

Altenburg (S9) 50 m Butterfly 34.95 Gold 



Freeman (SB9) 50 m Breaststroke 40.19 Gold 



Gotell (S13) 100 m Backstroke 1:16.89 Silver 



Haley (S9) 100 m Butterfly 1:08.39 Bronze 

Heath (S14) 50 m Breaststroke 37.75 Gold 


50 m Butterfly 33.82 Gold 



Hickenbotham (S10) 100 m Freestyle 59.99 Gold 

200 m Freestyle 2:14.06 Gold 




Hill (S13) 400 m Freestyle 5:07.60 Bronze 

Huot (S10) 400 m Freestyle 4:38.68 Gold 

Kemp (S10) 50 m Backstroke 34.71 Silver 



Lavallière (S7) 50 m Breaststroke 59.01 Gold 

100 m Breaststroke 2:02.06 Gold 


Louisieze (S14) 1500 m Freestyle 20:34.71 Gold 

400 m IM 6:05.42 Gold 



200 m Backstroke 2:47.11 Silver 

Loyst (S13) 50 m Backstroke 35.24 Gold 

Murphy (S6) 200 m Freestyle 3:59.13 Silver 



Purdy (S6) 50 m Backstroke 38.15 Gold 



Qing (S14) 50 m Breaststroke 45.81 Silver 



Sales (S9) 200 m Freestyle 2:20.27 Silver 






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Schlechter (S10) 200 m Butterfly 2:35.95 Gold 

200 m IM 2:38.33 Gold 


Schwartz (S5) 50 m Backstroke 1:04.98 Gold 



2006 SWAD Can-AM (San Antonio, Texas) 


Athlete Event Results Medal 

Cole, Andrea (s8/8/8) 400 m Freestyle 5:43.10 Silver 

Cole, Andrea (s8/8/8) 100 m Butterfly Bronze 

Cote, Kirby (s13/13/13) 100 m Breaststroke 1:23.89 Gold 

Cote, Kirby (s13/13/13) 50 m Freestyle 29.92 Bronze 

Cote, Kirby (s13/13/13) 200 m IM 2:38.81 Bronze 

Dixon, Stephanie (s9/8/9) 400 m Freestyle 4:50.52 Gold 

Dixon, Stephanie (s9/8/9) 100 m Backstroke 1:11.28 Gold 

Dixon, Stephanie (s9/8/9) 100 m Freestyle Gold 

Dixon, Stephanie (s9/8/9) 100 m Butterfly Gold 

Donaher, Amanda (s10/9/10) 200 m Butterfly Gold 

Donaher, Amanda (s10/910) 100 m Butterfly Bronze 

Geiger, Darda (s9/8/9) 50 m Freestyle 32.11 Silver 

Geiger, Darda (s9/8/9) 100 m Freestyle Silver 

Geiger, Darda (s9/8/9) 400 m Freestyle 5:00.13 Silver 

Geiger, Darda (s9/8/9) 100 m Backstroke 1:21.92 Bronze 

Gotell, Chelsey (s13/13/13) 200 m IM 2:36.29 Gold 

Gotell, Chelsey (s13/13/13) 400 m IM Gold 

Gotell, Chelsey (s13/13/13) 100 m Freestyle Silver 

Gotell, Chelsey (s13/13/13) 400 m Freestyle 4:52.56 Silver 

Gotell, Chelsey (s13/13/13) 100 m Backstroke 1:14.69 Bronze 

Grand’Maison, Valerie (s13/13/13) 50 m Freestyle 28.62 Gold 

Grand’Maison, Valerie (s13/13/13) 100 m Backstroke 1:13.28 Gold 

Grand’Maison, Valerie (s13/13/13) 100 m Freestyle Gold 

Grand’Maison, Valerie (s13/13/13) 100 m Butterfly Gold 

Grand’Maison, Valerie (s13/13/13) 400 m Freestyle 4:40.99 Gold 

Grand’Maison, Valerie (s13/13/13) 200 m IM 2:36.36 Silver 

Grand’Maison, Valerie (s13/13/13) 100 m Breaststroke 1:24.57 Silver 

Gray, Brittany (s10/9/10) 200 m IM 2:49.48 Gold 

Gray, Brittany (s10/9/10) 100 m Butterfly Silver 

Gray, Brittany (s10/9/10) 100 m Breaststroke 1:36.09 Silver 

Gray, Brittany (s10/9/10) 100 m Backstroke 1:22.85 Bronze 

Hogan, Eva (s5/5/5) 50 m Freestyle 1:05.91 Bronze 

Hogan, Eva (s5/5/5) 50 m Backstroke 1:12.20 Bronze 

Jensen, Laura (s7/7/7) 100 m Backstroke 1:33.48 Silver 

Jensen, Laura (s7/7/7) 200 m Backstroke Silver 

Jensen, Laura (s7/7/7) 50 m Butterfly Silver 

Kayakjuak, Jenna (s11/11/11) 50 m Freestyle 39.20 Gold 

Kayakjuak, Jenna (s11/11/11) 100 m Freestyle Gold 

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Kayakjuak, Jenna (s11/11/11) 100 m Freestyle 200 m IM 3:39.97 1:54.23 Silver Silver 

Kayakjuak, Jenna (s11/11/11) 200 m Freestyle 100 m Butterfly 4:16.34 Silver Silver 

Vandamme Kayakjuak, Jenna (S14) (s11/11/11) 800 m Freestyle 400 m Freestyle 6:41.50 11:33.61 Silver Gold 

Kayakjuak, Jenna (s11/11/11) 200 m IM 100 m Backstroke 1:52.86 2:49.89 Bronze Silver 

Kayakjuak, Jenna (s11/11/11) 100 m Backstroke100 m Breaststroke 2:09.23 1:18.53 Bronze Bronze 

Kemna, Anessa (s11) 200 m Backstroke 400 m Freestyle 6:14.89 2:49.58 Gold Bronze 

McDougall, Stephanie (s7/6/7) 200 m Breaststroke 200 m Breaststroke 3:32.12 Gold Bronze 

McDougall, Stephanie (s7/6/7) 100 m Butterfly 100 m Breaststroke 2:01.04 1:13.53 Silver Bronze 

Michie, Megan (s10/9/10) 200 m Breaststroke Gold 

Michie, Megan (s10/9/10) 100 m Breaststroke 1:41.44 Bronze 

Ouellet, Genevieve (s12/12/12) 400 m Freestyle 5:21.25 Gold 

Ouellet, Genevieve (s12/12/12) 50 m Freestyle 32.25 Silver 

Ouellet, Genevieve (s12/12/12) 100 m Freestyle Silver 

Ouellet, Genevieve (s12/12/12) 100 m Butterfly Silver 

Polinario, Anne (s10/9/10) 100 m Backstroke 1:19.65 Gold 

Polinario, Anne (s10/9/10) 50 m Freestyle 29.81 Silver 

Polinario, Anne (s10/9/10) 100 m Freestyle Silver 

Polinario, Anne (s10/9/10) 200 m IM 2:58.53 Bronze 

Rennebohm, Jacqueline (s12/12/12) 50 m Freestyle 31.69 Gold 

Rennebohm, Jacqueline (s12/12/12) 200 m IM 3:01.57 Gold 

Rennebohm, Jacqueline (s12/12/12) 100 m Freestyle Gold 

Rennebohm, Jacqueline (s12/12/12) 100 m Butterfly Gold 

Rennebohm, Jacqueline (s12/12/12) 100 m Breaststroke 1:38.65 Gold 

Rennebohm, Jacqueline (s12/12/12) 100 m Breaststroke Silver 

Roxon, Katarina (SB8) 100 m Breaststroke 1:37.16 Gold 

Schmidt, Rhea (s13/13/13) 100 m Butterfly Bronze 

Walsh, Desiree (s6/6/6) 200 m Breaststroke Silver 


Altenburg, Hessel (s9/9/9) 100 m Breaststroke 1:33.04 Bronze 

Barr, Mark (S9) 400 m Freestyle 4:35.56 Silver 

Bogart, Thomas (s13/13/13) 100 m Breaststroke 1:41.83 Gold 

Bogart, Thomas (s13/13/13) 400 m Freestyle 5:27.77 Silver 

Bogart, Thomas (s13/13/13) 50 m Freestyle 30.93 Silver 

Bogart, Thomas (s13/13/13) 100 m Freestyle Bronze 

Christensen, Drew (s8/8/8) 100 m Butterfly Silver 

Christensen, Drew (s8/8/8) 100 m Freestyle Silver 

Christensen, Drew (s8/8/8) 200 m IM 2:47.56 Silver 

Christensen, Drew (s8/8/8) 400 m Freestyle 5:21.23 Silver 

Gotell, Devin (s13/13/13) 400 m Freestyle 4:57.99 Gold 

Gotell, Devin (s13/13/13) 100 m Freestyle Silver 

Gotell, Devin (s13/13/13) 200 m Backstroke Silver 

Gotell, Devin (s13/13/13) 100 m Breaststroke 1:42.14 Silver 

Gotell, Devin (s13/13/13) 100 m Backstroke 1:14.01 Silver 

Havers, Peter (s7/6/7) 100 m Breaststroke Bronze 

Hickenbotham, Brett (s10/9/10) 100 m Butterfly Silver 

Hickenbotham, Brett (s10/9/10) 200 m Butterfly Silver 

Hickenbotham, Brett (s10/9/10) 400 m Freestyle 4:44.51 Silver 

Hickenbotham, Brett (s10/9/10) 200 m IM 2:41.48 Silver 

Hickenbotham, Brett (s10/9/10) 50 m Freestyle 27.32 Bronze 

Hickenbotham, Brett (s10/9/10) 100 m Freestyle Bronze 


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Hill, Brian (s13/13/13) 100 m Butterfly Gold 

Hill, Brian (s13/13/13) 200 m Backstroke Gold 

Hill, Brian (s13/13/13) 100 m Backstroke 1:06.35 Gold 

Hill, Brian (s13/13/13) 200 m IM 2:35.87 Gold 

Huot, Benoit (s10/9/10) 50 m Freestyle 25.53 Gold 

Huot, Benoit (s10/9/10) 100 m Butterfly Gold 

Huot, Benoit (s10/9/10) 100 m Freestyle Gold 

Huot, Benoit (s10/9/10) 200 m Butterfly Gold 

Huot, Benoit (s10/9/10) 200 m IM 2:26.13 Gold 

Kemp, Justin (s10/9/10) 200 m Backstroke Gold 

Kemp, Justin (s10/9/10) 100 m Backstroke 1:13.78 Silver 

Kemp, Justin (s10/9/10) 400 m Freestyle 5:00.77 Bronze 

Loyst, Ken (s13/13/13) 100 m Freestyle Gold 

Loyst, Ken (s13/13/13) 50 m Freestyle 29.56 Gold 

Loyst, Ken (s13/13/13) 100 m Butterfly Silver 

Loyst, Ken (s13/13/13) 200 m IM 2:51.28 Silver 

Loyst, Ken (s13/13/13) 100 m Backstroke 1:14.86 Bronze 

McMahon, Kyle (S6/6/6) 200 m Backstroke Silver 

McMahon, Kyle (S6/6/6) 100 m Breaststroke 1:53.80 Silver 

Murphy, Danial (S6/6/6) 100 m Freestyle Silver 

Murphy, Danial (S6/6/6) 400 m Freestyle 7:29.31 Silver 

Murphy, Danial (S6/6/6) 50 m Freestyle 51.04 Bronze 

Parent, Alex (s10/9/10) 100 m Butterfly Bronze 

Parent, Alex (s10/9/10) 100 m Backstroke 1:15.31 Bronze 

Parent, Alex (s10/9/10) 200 m IM 2:50.30 Bronze 

Prout, Michael (S9) 400 m Freestyle 4:30.58 Gold 

Purdy, Adam (S6/6/6) 50 m Butterfly Gold 

Purdy, Adam (S6/6/6) 200 m Backstroke Gold 

Purdy, Adam (S6/6/6) 100 m Backstroke 1:18.86 Gold 

Purdy, Adam (S6/6/6) 200 m IM 3:08.35 Gold 

Sales, Brad (s9/8/9) 200 m Backstroke Gold 

Sales, Brad (s9/8/9) 100 m Backstroke 1:08.29 Silver 

Schwartz, Nate (s6/6/6) 50 m Freestyle 47.68 Silver 

Schwartz, Nate (s6/6/6) 400 m Freestyle 8:57.08 Bronze 

Tildesley, Donovan (s11/11/11) 50 m Freestyle 27.81 Gold 

Tildesley, Donovan (s11/11/11) 100 m Butterfly Gold 

Tildesley, Donovan (s11/11/11) 100 m Freestyle Gold 

Tildesley, Donovan (s11/11/11) 200 m IM 2:31.76 Gold 

Wyman, Graeme (s7/7/7) 100 m Freestyle Silver 

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Results - International 

2006 Commonwealth Games (Melbourne, Australia) 

Men Event Results Ranking Heat 

Mathieu Bois 50 m Breaststroke 29.75 15 Semi-Final 

100 m Breaststroke 1:02.92 9 Semi-Final 

200 m Breaststroke 2:17.30 7 Final 

Mike Brown 100 m Breaststroke 1:02.27 7 Final 


400 m Medley Relay 3:39.87 (1:01.32) 4 Final 

Ryan Cochrane 400 m Freestyle 3:54.24 8 Final 

1500 m Freestyle 15:21.94 5 Final 

Scott Dickens 50 m Breaststroke 28.34 5 Final 


200 m Breaststroke 

Brent Hayden 50 m Freestyle 22.19 2 Final 

100 m Freestyle 49.38 4 Final 


400 m Freestyle Relay 3:15.74 3 Final 

800 m Freestyle Relay 7:15.82 (1:48.47) 4 Final 

400 m Medley Relay 3:39.87 (48.44) 4 Final 

Brian Hill 50 m Freestyle 26.68 9 Heat 

100 m Freestyle 59.58 9 Heat 

Benoit Huot 50 m Freestyle 24.84 2 Final 


Andrew Hurd 400 m Freestyle 3:49.08 2 Final 


Brian John 200 m Freestyle 1:50.13 12 Heat 

200 m Individual Medley 2:01.56 3 Final 


Thomas Kindler 50 m Butterfly 24.00 4 Final 

100 m Butterfly 54.18 8 FInal 


Yannick Lupien 50 m Freestyle 23.15 10 Semi-Final 


400 m Freestyle Relay 3:15.74 (49.65) 3 Final 

Matt Rose 50 m Backstroke 26.05 6 Final 

100 m Backstroke 56.36 9 Semi-Final 





Darryl Rudolf 50 m Butterfly 24.54 11 Semi-Final 

100 m Butterfly 54.05 9 Semi-Final 

Colin Russell 400 m Freestyle 3:53.73 9 Heat 



Rick Say 200 m Freestyle 1:47.44 4 Final 


Desmond Strelzow 100 m Backstroke 58.92 13 Semi-Final 

200 m Backstroke 2:01.43 5 Final 


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Donavan Tildesley 50 m Freestyle 27.74 7 Final 


Women Event Results Ranking Heat 

Maya Beaudry 200 m Freestyle 2:01.56 9 Heat 



Marie-Pier Couillard 50 m Breaststroke 34.57 13 Semi-Final 

50 m Backstroke 30.69 9 Semi-Final 

100 m Backstroke 1:06.33 13 Semi-Final 

200 m IM 2:23.49 9 Heat 

Valerie Grand’Maison 50 m Freestyle 28.32 4 Final 


Chelsey Gotell 50 m Freestyle 29.06 6 Final 


Audrey Lacroix 50 m Butterfly 27.36 9 Semi-Final 

100 m Butterfly 58.89 3 Final 

200 m Butterfly 2:09.96 4 Final 

400 m Medley Relay 4:05.95 (59.27-FLY) 3 FInal 

Erica Morningstar 50 m Freestyle 26.22 7 Final 


200 m Freestyle 2:02.25 11 Heat 



400 m Medley Relay 4:05.95 (54.89-FREE) 3 Final 

Anne Polinario 50 m Freestyle 28.63 2 Final 


Victoria Poon 50 m Freestyle 25.65 4 Final 


Brittany Reimer 400 m Freestyle 4:14.60 6 Final 



Geneviève Saumur 50 m Butterfly 27.81 8 Final 

50 m Freestyle 26.89 14 Semi-Final 



Sophie Simard 100 m Freestyle 57.11 13 Semi-Final 




Kelly Stefanyshyn 50 m Butterfly 28.06 15 Heat 


200 m Backstroke 2:15.77 9 Heat 

400 m Medley Relay 4:05.95 (1:02.25-BACK) 3 Final 

Lauren Van Ossten 50 m Breaststroke 34.57 13 Semi-Final 


200 m Breaststroke 2:32.70 5 Heat 

400 m Medley Relay 4:05.95 (1:09.53-Breast) 3 Final 

Landice Yestrau 50 m Backstroke 29.75 6 Final 

100 m Backstroke 1:03.90 10 Semi-Final 


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2006 World Short Course Championships (Shanghai, CHN) 


Mathieu Bois 50 m Breaststroke 29.24 40 Heat 


100 m Butterfly 57.12 44 Heat 

100 m IM 58.92 37 Heat 


Ryan Cochrane 200 m Freestyle 1:51.32 35 Heat 


400 m IM 4:27.86 17 Heat 



Brittany Reimer 200 m Freestyle 2:00.17 21 Heat 



Geneviève Saumur 50 m Butterfly 28.63 29 Heat 


50 m Backstroke 30.30 22 Heat 

100 m Butterfly 1:03.30 24 Heat 




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2006 Pan Pacific Championships (Victoria, BC) 


Ballem, Jarrod 10 k Open Water 1:57:18.72 9 Final 

Bartoch, Joe 100 m Butterfly 53.56 7 Final 

4 x 100 Medley Relay 3:39.76 (52.78) 4 Final 

Beavers, Keith 100 m Backstroke 57.36 22 Heat 


200 m IM 2:02.96 10 Final 

Betuzzi, Raymond 50 m Freestyle 24.30 47 Heat 



Blouin, Jonathan 100 m Butterfly 55.76 26 Heat 


Bois, Mathieu 100 m Breaststroke 1:02.68 11 Final 


Brown, Michael 100 m Breaststroke 1:01.58 5 Final 


4 x 100 Medley Relay 3:39.76 (1:01.71) 4 Final 

Cochrane, Ryan 400 m Freestyle 3:53.70 7 Final 


Creel, David 10 k Open Water 1:57:16.16 8 Final 

Dickens, Scott 100 m Breaststroke 1:02.38 7 Final 


Dubreuil, Philippe 10 k Open Water 1:56:58.17 6 Final 

Francis, Charles 100 m Backstroke 57.68 24 Heat 

Greenshields, Joel 50 m Freestyle 23.59 33 Heat 



Hartney, Jordan 100 m Butterfly 56.95 33 Heat 

200 m IM 2:06.55 18 Heat 

400 m IM 4:31.31 12 Final 

Hawes, Matthew 100 m Backstroke 57.46 14 Final 


Hayden, Brent 50 m Freestyle 22.22 3 Final 

100 m Freestyle 48.59 (CR) 1 Final 


4 x 100 Freestyle Relay 3:16.12 (48.07) 2 Final 


4 x 200 Freestyle Relay 7:12.39 (1:47.36) 2 Final 

Hirniak, Stefan 100 m Butterfly 55.32 23 Heat 


Hurd, Andrew 200 m Freestyle 1:49.17 7 Heat 




Johns, Brian 200 m Freestyle 1:49.54 7 Final 

200 m IM 2:01.71 6 Final 


Kindler, Thomas 50 m Freestyle 23.52 30 Heat 


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Knezevic, Bogdan 100 m Backstroke 1:04.01 33 Heat 



400 m IM 4:44.67 21 Heat 

Lupien, Yannick 50 m Freestyle 23.11 13 Final 


Maitland, Kier 800 m Freestyle 8:17.12 14 Final 

Mell, Bryon 100 m Breaststroke 1:07.04 23 Heat 


Oriwol, Tobias 200 m Freestyle 1:52.96 29 Heat 

200 m IM 2:06.61 16 Final 

400 m IM 4:24.81 10 Final 

Pariselli, Matthew 400 m Freestyle 4:07.81 32 Heat 

400 m IM 4:45.13 22 Heat 


Rose, Matt 100 m Freestyle 50.24 17 Heat 



Russell, Colin 100 m Freestyle 50.20 16 Heat 




Say, Rick 50 m Freestyle 23.37 15 Final 




Sioui, Adam 100 m Butterfly 55.04 21 Heat 


Tapp, Jake 50 m Freestyle 24.22 45 Heat 


100 m Backstroke 57.19 12 Final 


Tobin, Simon 10 k Open Water 2:05:50.98 11 Final 

Wollach, Pascal 50 m Freestyle 24.19 44 Heat 





Beaudry, Maya 100 m Freestyle 57.51 30 Heat 



Blackburn, Lisa 100 m Breaststroke 1:10.37 8 Final 

Bouchard, Melanie 50 m Freestyle 27.10 31 Heat 



Bradley, Kristen 200 m Freestyle 2:05.61 38 Heat 

200 m IM 2:20.80 24 Heat 

400 m IM 4:52.06 15 Final 

Dodds, Melanie 100 m Butterfly 1:03.87 26 Heat 



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400 m IM 5:03.15 22 Heat 

Downing, Mackenzie 100 m Butterfly 59.76 6 Final 



Gammel, Erin 100 m Backstroke 1:03.24 16 Final 

Horner, Stephanie 100 m Butterfly 1:01.98 15 Final 


200 m IM 2:18.04 12 Final 

400 m IM 4:56.93 20 Heat 

Hunks, Tanya 400 m Freestyle 4:16.64 12 Final 


10 k Open Water 2:05:01.63 3 Final 

Ivanitz, Tara 10 k Open Water 2:07:45.55 9 Final 

King, Savannah 400 m Freestyle 4:17.03 16 Heat 


Komarnycky, Alexa 200 m Freestyle 2:05.81 40 Heat 


400 m IM 4:50.37 11 Final 

Lacroix, Audrey 100 m Freestyle 56.69 22 Heat 



Mitchell, Seanna 50 m Freestyle 26.54 16 Final 




Morningstar, Erica 50 m Freestyle 26.17 12 Final 





Murray, Caroline 10 k Open Water 2:07:41.40 7 Final 

Pitchik, Helen 100 m Breaststroke 1:11.87 15 Heat 

Poon, Victoria 50 m Freestyle 25.97 7 Final 



Rawlings, Kayla 50 m Freestyle 27.66 34 Heat 




Reimer, Brittany 200 m Freestyle 2:01.39 7 Final 



Salli, Chelsey 100 m Breaststroke 1:11.58 13 Final 


Saumur, Genevieve 100 m Freestyle 56.40 11 Final 




Stanworth−Belleville Karah 100 m Backstroke 1:03.73 23 Heat 


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Stefanyshyn, Kelly 100 m Backstroke 1:02.54 13 Final 



Stitski, Monika 200 m Backstroke 2:18.95 25 Heat 

400 m IM 4:57.30 21 Heat 


Stoody, Kathleen 100 m Breaststroke 1:13.24 18 Heat 

Stutzel, Karley 10 k Open Water 2:11:17.15 10 Final 

Tyler, Jillian 100 m Breaststroke 1:10.19 7 Final 


Wilkinson, Julia 100 m Freestyle 56.27 13 Heat 


200 m IM 2:17.49 8 Final 


Wong, Emily 100 m Freestyle 56.85 24 Heat 


2006 - The 1st FINA World Youth Swimming Championships (Rio de Janeiro, BRA) 


Blouin, Jonathan 100 m Butterfly 56.46 7 Final 

50 m Butterfly 25.69 9 Semi Final 

50 m Butterfly 25.69 9 Semi Final 


400 m Freestyle 4:06.52 17 Heat 



4 x 100 Medley Relay 4:00.36 (56.34) 9 Heat 

Ford, Andrew 100 m Backstroke 1:01.25 21 Heat 





200 m IM 2:11.24 14 Heat 

400 m IM 4:38.16 14 Heat 

4 x 100 Medley Relay 4:00.36 (1:00.77) 9 Heat 

Knezevic, Bogdan 100 m Breaststroke 1:05.68 9 Semi Final 


50 m Breaststroke 30.88 18 Heat 



400 m IM 4:37.53 13 Heat 

4 x 100 Medley Relay 4:00.36 (1:06.64) 9 Heat 

Lockhart, Sandy 200 m Freestyle 2:00.91 32 Heat 








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Bell, Hilary 50 m Breaststroke 34.89 22 Heat 






4 x 100 Freestyle Relay 3:57.39 (58.50) 9 Heat 

200 m IM 2:21.22 13 Heat 


Dodds, Melanie 50 m Butterfly 29.65 26 Heat 




4 x 100 Freestyle Relay 3:57.39 (1:00.47) 9 Heat 

200 m IM 2:22.61 16 Heat 

400 m IM 5:01.43 12 Heat 


Hendriks, Breanna 100 m Freestyle 59.64 31 Heat 




200 m Freestyle 2:06.10 25 Heat 


4 x 100 Freestyle Relay 3:57.39 (58.41) 9 Heat 


Komarnycky, Alexa 200 m Backstroke 2:22.02 14 Heat 

100 m Butterfly 1:06.08 28 Heat 



4 x 200 Freestyle Relay 8:24.33 (2:06.60) 5 Final 

4 x 100 Freestyle Relay 3:57.39 (1:00.01) 9 Heat 

400 m IM 4:57.82 10 Heat 


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2006 - Open Water Swimming Championships (Napples, ITA) 

Women Event Results Ranking Time Behind 

Hunks, Tanya 5 km Open Water 1:13:20.6 16 5:00.9 

Stutzel, Karley 5 km Open Water 1:13:34.7 19 5:15.0 

10 km Open Water 2:30:13.2 17 10:23.3 

Men Event Results Ranking Time Behind 

Ballem, Jarrod 5 km Open Water 1:04:58.9 14 26.6 

10 km Open Water 2:11:37.3 18 57.9 

Creel, David 5 km Open Water 1:06:59.1 21 2:26.8 

Prospects ID Squad and Junior ID Squad Results Victoria State Championships (Melbourne, AUS) 

Women Event Results Medal 

Balazs, Zsofi 15 Year Olds 400m Freestyle 4:24.80 Gold 

15 Year Olds 200m Butterfly 2:17.89 Gold 

15 & Under 800m Freestyle 9:02.02 Gold 

15 Year Olds 100m Butterfly 1:04.00 Gold 

15 Year Olds 100m Freestyle 58.91 Gold 

15 Year Olds 200m Freestyle 2:05.75 Gold 

Canada 16 & Under 200m Medley Relay 2:00.52 Gold 

16 & Under 250m Freestyle Relay 2:15.73 Gold 

18 & Under 200m Medley Relay 1:57.16 Gold 

Craig, Jessika 16 Year Olds 100m Backstroke 1:05.83 Gold 

16 Year Olds 200m Backstroke 2:18.24 Gold 

Dodds, Melanie 16 Year Olds 200m Breaststroke 2:41.59 Gold 

Horner, Stephanie 16-18 800m Freestyle 8:57.28 Gold 


16 Year Olds 200m IM 2:18.11 Gold 

16-18 400m IM 4:51.57 Gold 

Mayzes, Sarah 17-18 400m Freestyle 4:23.99 Gold 

Rawlings, Kayla 17-18 200m Butterfly 2:17.42 Gold 

Salli, Chelsey 14 Year Olds 200m Breaststroke 2:35.64 Gold 

14 Year Olds 100m Breaststroke 1:14.73 Gold 

Schuck, Anne 17-18 200m Backstroke 2:19.09 Gold 

Soucisse, Gabrielle 15 Year Olds 200m IM 2:23.98 Gold 

Stanworth-Belleville, Karah 15 Year Olds 200m Backstroke 2:20.67 Gold 

Balazs, Zsofi 15 & Under 400m IM 5:08.07 Silver 

Canada 400m Breaststroke Relay 4:57.08 Silver 

400m Freestyle Relay 3:50.94 Silver 

Dodds, Melanie 16 Year Olds 100m Butterfly 1:04.04 Silver 

16 Year Olds 200m IM 2:20.78 Silver 

Harriman, Amy 15 Year Olds 100m Backstroke 1:05.89 Silver 

Hendrick, Elizabeth 17-18 100m Breaststroke 1:12.74 Silver 

17-18 200m Breaststroke 2:40.50 Silver 

Horner, Stephanie 16 Year Olds 400m Freestyle 4:20.53 Silver 

Pitchik, Helen 15 Year Olds 100m Breaststroke 1:14.55 Silver 

Rawlings, Kayla 17-18 400m Freestyle 4:25.04 Silver 

17-18 100m Butterfly 1:03.73 Silver 

Salli, Chelsey 14 Year Olds 200m IM 2:26.31 Silver 


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Wong, Emily 17-18 200m Freestyle 2:04.21 Silver 

Dodds, Melanie 16 Year Olds 200m Butterfly 2:20.43 Bronze 

16 Year Olds 400m Freestyle 4:29.96 Bronze 

Gallant, Natalie 16 Year Olds 200m Backstroke 2:20.76 Bronze 

Hagan, Natalie 15 Year Olds 400m Freestyle 4:30.10 Bronze 

15 & Under 800m Freestyle 9:13.17 Bronze 

Kotlowski, Katie 17-18 200m Butterfly 2:23.46 Bronze 

Mayzes, Sarah 16-18 800m Freestyle 9:02.81 Bronze 

Murray, Laura 16 Year Olds 200m Freestyle 2:05.91 Bronze 

Schuck, Anne 17-18 200m Breaststroke 2:43.83 Bronze 

Soucisse, Gabrielle 15 & Under 400m IM 5:09.80 Bronze 

Stanworth-Belleville, Karah 15 Year Olds 100m Backstroke 1:06.26 Bronze 

15 Year Olds 200m Backstroke 2:24.11 Bronze 

Wong, Emily 17-18 100m Freestyle 57.68 Bronze 

Men Event Results Medal 

Betuzzi, Ray 17-18 400m Freestyle 4:00.09 Gold 

Blouin, Jonathan 16 Year Olds 200m Butterfly 2:03.66 Gold 



16 Year Olds 100m Butterfly 57.11 Gold 

Buck, Evan 15 Year Olds 100m Backstroke 59.38 Gold 

15 Year Olds 200m Backstroke 2:08.55 Gold 

Canada 800m Freestyle Relay 7:32.70 Gold 

18 & Under 200m Freestyle Relay 1:34.86 Gold 

Gerum, Greg 16 Year Olds 100m Freestyle 52.99 Gold 

Greenshields, Joel 17-18 200m Freestyle 1:52.45 Gold 

Hartney, Jordan 17-18 200m Butterfly 2:07.63 Gold 

16-18 400m IM 4:34.43 Gold 

Lutsch, Curtis 15 Year Olds 400m Freestyle 4:11.58 Gold 

15 & Under 400m IM 4:43.69 Gold 

15 Year Olds 200m IM 2:09.94 Gold 

Tapp, Jake 17-18 100m Backstroke 57.78 Gold 

17-18 200m Backstroke 2:04.61 Gold 

Wollach, Pascal 17-18 100m Backstroke 57.80 Gold 

16-18 1500m Freestyle 16:25.33 Gold 

Canada 400m Freestyle Relay 3:27.31 Silver 

18 & Under 200m Medley Relay 1:48.01 Silver 

Gerum, Greg 16 Year Olds 400m Freestyle 4:04.97 Silver 

16 Year Olds 200m Freestyle 1:55.66 Silver 

16 Year Olds 100m Butterfly 58.31 Silver 

16 Year Olds 200m IM 2:13.29 Silver 

Hartney, Jordan 17-18 200m IM 2:08.06 Silver 

Langlois, Bruno 16-18 400m IM 4:36.88 Silver 

17-18 200m Backstroke 2:07.17 Silver 

Lutsch, Curtis 15 Year Olds 100m Breaststroke 1:08.89 Silver 

15 Year Olds 200m Breaststroke 2:27.24 Silver 

15 Year Olds 200m Freestyle 1:59.83 Silver 

Rawlick, Doug 16-18 1500m Freestyle 16:32.88 Silver 

Wollach, Pascal 17-18 200m Freestyle 1:53.50 Silver 

17-18 100m Freestyle 52.57 Silver 

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Betuzzi, Ray 16-18 1500m Freestyle 16:35.25 Bronze 

Buck, Evan 15 Year Olds 100m Freestyle 54.11 Bronze 

Greenshields, Joel 100m Freestyle 51.14 Bronze 

Langlois, Bruno 17-18 200m IM 2:09.82 Bronze 

Tapp, Jake 17-18 100m Freestyle 53.52 Bronze 


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