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Swimming Canada – EDMONTON – Canada will send 50 of its top swimmers to the upcoming Pan Pacific championships after a successful Canadian Swimming Trials in Edmonton.

The five-day national Trials wrapped up Sunday at the Kinsmen Sports Centre.

The Olympic program side saw 32 swimmers (18 women, 14 men) qualify for the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in Tokyo Aug. 9-14.

With Commonwealth Games medals to their credit already this year, athletes such as Kylie Masse, Taylor Ruck and Markus Thormeyer are among the names to watch. Meanwhile international medallists including Richard Funk, Kennedy Goss and Emily Overholt will make their returns to Team Canada, joining veterans such as Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson, Yuri Kisil and Kierra Smith.

“I just want to see them all improve on what they’ve done here. If they improve on where they are here we are going to have a good number of athletes make finals,” said Swimming Canada High Performance Director and National Coach John Atkinson. “Once you are in the final you can have a shot at winning medals.”

Meanwhile, the Paralympic program will send 18 swimmers (13 women, 5 men) to Cairns, Australia for the Pan Pacific Para Swimming Championships Aug. 9-13

The Para-swimming team will be highlighted by Paralympic medallists Aurelie Rivard, Tess Routliffe, Katarina Roxon and Nicolas-Guy Turbide, and world record holder Shelby Newkirk, bolstered by youth such as Commonwealth Games medallist Abi Tripp.

“There will be parts of our team that will be super competitive, we are taking world record holders,” said Associate High Performance Director and National Para-swimming Coach Wayne Lomas, who will helm his first Canadian team back in his native Australia.

“We’re not necessarily worried about medal performances. Of course we want them. We want to see athletes that can go faster in Australia than they did here. It shows they are able to continue to progress throughout the summer and they can travel one of the longest flights you will ever do, prepare and then compete away from home and away from their normal trappings.”

Both teams will stay in Edmonton for a two-day mini-camp before departing for their respective staging camps.

“It’s a rehearsal for Tokyo 2020. The staging camp venue in Wakayama is where we will be in 2020. We will have the same support team that will go for 2020 as well. That in itself will be good, they get to know the venue, the hotel. It really is a great opportunity for that rehearsal. Thanks to Own The Podium, Sport Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee we can put together a really good rehearsal this year with everything in place due to their support.”

Pan Pacific Championships Team

Last Name

First Name

Club

Coach of Record

Acevedo

Javier

AAC

Smith

Brian

Bagshaw

Jeremy

ISC

Mallette

Ryan

Binnema

Josiah

UBCSC

Johnson

Tom

Brothers

Peter

UCSC

Blondal

Mike

Cote

Tristan

UCSC

Blondal

Mike

Daly

Owen

CAMO

St-Jean

Claude

Darragh

Mack

OAK

Titley

Ben

Fournier

Sarah

CSQ

Pelletier

Marc-André

Funk

Richard

TSC

Lamy

Pierre

Gaziev

Ruslan

MAC

Novak

Rob

Goss

Kennedy

GGST

Westphal

Mike

Hanus

Danielle

ISC

Mallette

Ryan

Kisil

Yuri

UBCSC

Johnson

Tom

Leibel

Kyla

RDCSC

Wilson

Scott

Masse

Kylie

WEST

Kiefer

Linda

Nicol

Rachel

UCSC

Blondal

Mike

Overholt

Emily

UBCSC

Johnson

Tom

Padington

Mackenzie

CRKW

Mallette

Ryan

Pickrem

Sydney

ISC

Bultman

Steve

Pisani

William

UNCAN

Studd

Neal

Pratt

Alex

CASC

Johnson

Dave

Ruck

Taylor

SCAR

Titley

Ben

Sanchez

Kayla

AAC

Titley

Ben

Sanderson

Kate

UNCAN

Doane

Mike

Seltenreich-Hodgson

Erika

GO

Johnson

Tom

Smith

Kierra

SCAR

Kremer

Kelly

Smith

Rebecca

SCAR

Titley

Ben

Thormeyer

Markus

UBCSC

Johnson

Tom

Wall

Eli

TSC

Kiefer

Linda

Wog

Kelsey

UMAN

Cerny

Vlastimil

Zavaros

Mabel

OAK

Baker

Sean

Zevnik

Alexia

PCSC

Holloway

Braden

 

Pan Pacific Para Swimming Championships Team

First Name

Last Name

Club (incl. HPC)

Coach of Record

Shelby

Newkirk

Saskatoon Lasers

Kramer, Eric

Abi

Tripp

Kingston Y Penguins Aquatic Club

Keith, Vicki

Aurélie

Rivard

Centre Haute Performance – Quebec / Neptune Natation

Thompson, Mike

Nicolas-Guy

Turbide

Club Natation Region de Quebec

Pelletier, Marc-André

Tess

Routliffe

Centre Haute Performance – Quebec / Neptune Natation

Thompson, Mike

Katarina

Roxon

Aqua Aces Swim Club

Roxon, Leonard

Sabrina

Duchesne

Rouge et Or  Université Laval

Girardin, Johanne

Danielle

Kisser

Centre Haute Performance – Quebec / Delta Sungod Swim Club

Thompson, Mike

Angela

Marina

Brantford Aquatic Club

Langridge, Tom

Philippe

Vachon

Club de Natation Megophias

LaBrie, Charles

Danielle

Dorris

Club Natation Bleu et Or

Allen, Ryan

Matthew

Cabraja

Cobra Swim Club

Roopnarine, Ian

Alexander

Elliot

Region of Waterloo

Witolla, Hans

Morgan

Bird

CASCADE

Johnson, Wendy

Justine

Morrier

Club Natation Haut-Richelieu

Latendresse, France

Sarah

Girard

Neptune Natation

Bruggeman, Jeremy

Tammy

Cunnington

Nose Creek Swim Association

Diep, Alexx

Zachary

Zona

Centre Haute Performance – Quebec / Norfolk Hammerheads Aquatic Club

Thompson, Mike

 

 

 

 

NOTE: Saskatoon’s Samantha Ryan, a Paralympic finalist and Parapan Am Games medallist, met the standard, but has decided to withdraw from the team. As she prepares to begin her studies at McGill University, she has decided to take additional time at home in preparation for her university life to commence. Two-time Paralympian Camille Berube also declined, due to personal reasons, as did 20-time Paralympic medallist Benoit Huot. The 34-year-old is expecting the birth of his first child this fall and plans to pursue an executive MBA at Queen’s University.

In addition, Swimming Canada has named six swimmers to its team for the World Swimming Championships (25m) taking place in December in Hanzhou, China:

Last Name

First Name

Club

Coach of Record

Darcel

Sarah

ISC

McKeever

Teri

Glover

Mackenzie

UMAN

Holloway

Braden

Janvier

Aela

PCSC

Gingras

Martin

Loginov

Oleksandr

TSC

Macdonald

Byron

Wilm

Ingrid

UBCSC

Johnson

Tom

Zakala

Josh

ISC

Mallette

Ryan

 

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