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Swimming Canada​ – TORONTO – Asia Minnes continues to impress at the RBC Canadian Junior Championships as she added a third gold to her total medal count on Friday night at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre, besting the field in the girls 13-14 100-m breaststroke.

Minnes’ time of 1:12.04 was a personal best in the event.

“I thought it was a good race, I just wanted to go out fast to get that lead,” said Minnes. In response to her success thus far, she added that it was definitely one of her goals to see how many medals she could win. Through Friday night, she has three gold medals and one silver.

Mabel Zavaros of the Oakville Aquatic Club was dominant in the girls 15-17 200-m butterfly as she touched the wall in 2:13.41. Zavaros now has three gold medals of her own, including Thursday night’s girls 13-17 4×200-m freestyle relay.

Zavaros will be competing at the FINA World Junior Swimming Championships in Indianapolis next month.

Ray Yang of the Etobicoke Swim Club narrowly edged out Kamloops Classic Swimming’s Ryley McRae in what was an exciting final push towards the wall in the boys 14-16 200-m butterfly. Joshua Liendo won bronze in the event as he continues to swim well through Night 3 of the competition.

Owen Huang of the Markham Aquatic Club defeated Etobicoke Swim Club’s Alexander Milanovich in the boys 14-16 100-m breaststroke final while Frederik Kamminga beat out Ruishen Yu for top spot in the 17-18 age group. Both Huang and Kamminga posted personal bests on their way to gold in their respective finals.

In tonight’s relay action, the Markham Aquatic Club took home gold in the mixed 13-18 4×100-m medley relay. MAC was led by a couple of world junior team members in Ruslan Gaziev and Victoria Kwan. ESWIM and the Club Aquatique de Montréal rounded out the top three.

In the first final of the night, Emma O’Croinin of the Edmonton Keyano Swim Club led the girls 13-14 800-m freestyle from start to finish to claim gold along with a personal best of 9:00.34.

Calgary Patriots’ Marit Anderson followed up with a strong performance and a personal best of her own in the girls 15-17 800-m freestyle event as she posted a time of 8:55.50.

The RBC Canadian Junior Championships continue through Monday at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre and are being webcast at http://sportscanada.tv/swimmingcanada/.

For full results: https://results.swimming.ca/2017_Juniors/.

Here is a complete list of medal winners from tonight’s action.
Girls 800-m freestyle

13-14
Gold: Emma O’Croinin, EKSC
Silver: Brooklyn Douthwright, BEAST
Bronze: Kenna Smallegange, BAD

15-17
Gold: Marit Anderson, CP
Silver: Chantel Jeffrey, CSSSC
Bronze: Octavia, Lau, HYACK

Girls 100-m breaststroke

13-14
Gold: Asia Minnes, UNCAN
Silver: Pilar McCann, OSC
Bronze: Olivia Starzomski, SSAT

15-17
Gold: Avery Wiseman, TRIT
Silver: Katrina Brathwaite, PCSC
Bronze: Aela Janvier, PCSC

Boys 100-m breaststroke

14-16
Gold: Owen Huang, MAC
Silver: Alexander Milanovich, ESWIM
Bronze: Greyson Bernard, TSC

17-18
Gold: Frederik Kamminga, OSC
Silver: Ruishen Yu, SKSC
Bronze: Anis Chabi, CAMO

Girls 200-m butterfly

13-14
Gold: Avery Willie, CW
Silver: Lauren Wright, ESWIM
Bronze: Catherine Minic, GPP

15-17
Gold: Mabel Zavaros, OAK
Silver: Victoria Kwan, MAC
Bronze: Hanna Henderson, ESWIM

Boys 200-m butterfly

14-16
Gold: Ray Yang, ESWIM
Silver: Ryley McRae, KCS
Bronze: Joshua Liendo, NYAC

17-18
Gold: Emil Goin, PCSC
Silver: Connor Norval, MAC
Bronze: Maxime Fournier, RED

Mixed 13-18 4×100-m medley relay

Gold: Markham Aquatic Club
Ruslan Gaziev
Owen Huang
Victoria Kwan
Brooke Switzer
Silver: Etobicoke Swim Club
Luka Tomic
Alexander Milanovich
Lauren Wright
Hanna Henderson
Bronze: Club Aquatique de Montréal
Loïc St-Martin
Zoé Quiviger
Mehdi Ayoubi
Marianne Rhéaume


Nathan White
Senior manager, Communications, Swimming Canada
Gestionnaire supérieur des communications, Natation Canada
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