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Swim Nova Scotia – Nova Scotia Swimmers Continue Racing  at the 2018 Canadian Junior Swimming Championships

Winnipeg (MB)- Competition continues in Winnipeg during the second day of competition at the 2018 Canadian Junior Swimming Championships.

16-year-old Nicholas Bourbonniere from the Halifax Trojan Aquatic Club was Nova Scotia’s top swimmer in the pool today; he finished 14th in the 16-18 men’s 400m Individual Medley with a personal best time of 4:41.49.

16 swimmers from across Nova Scotia are joined by nearly 700 swimmers from Canada; this meet is the highest national-level competition for swimmers 18 years of age and under.

Pool action continues daily through Sunday at Winnipeg’s Pan Am Pool, with competition starting at 9:00am local time for preliminaries and 5:30pm local time for finals.  The open water events will take place Monday July 30th at St. Malo Provincial Park.

Results from Day Two:

Swimmer/Club

Event

Place/Time

Isabelle Dearnaley, Halifax Trojan Aquatic Club (HTAC)

Women’s 13-14

400m Individual Medley

23rd/5:24.23

Ashleigh McKenna, HTAC

Women’s 13-14

100m Freestyle

25th/1:02.18

Hanna Mountford, HTAC

Women’s 15-17

400m Individual Medley

42nd/5:17.90

Nicholas Bourbonniere, HTAC

Men’s 16-18

400m Individual Medley

14th/4:41.49

Hayden Bartoch, Halifax Wavecutters Aquatic Club (HWAC)

Men’s 14-15

400m Individual Medley

20th/4:49.74

Lucy Jardine, Sackville Waves Aquatic Team (SWAT)

Women’s 13-14

100m Freestyle

31st/1:03.00

Live Results

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For additional information please, including daily timelines and reports visit Swimming Canada’s Information Page

For more information, please contact:

Bette El-Hawary

Executive Director| Swim Nova Scotia

5516 Spring Garden Rd. 4th Floor, Halifax N.S. B3J 1G6

902.425.5454 ext. 314 (o)|902.497.2088 (cell)|902.425.5606 (fax)

Email| swimming@sportnovascotia.ca

Web-page| www.swimnovascotia.com