2017-18 Swimming News
The 800m freestyle relay team of Isabel Sarty, Lise Cinq-Mars, Claire Yurkovich and Meg MacKay swam to a sixth place finish to highlight the action on day two of the U SPORTS Swimming Championships in Toronto.
On the third and final day of the U SPORTS swimming championships the women's 400m medley relay team of Claire Yurkovich, Alexis Bragman, Lise Cinq-Mars and Isabel Sarty swam to a seventh-place finish.
The 800m freestyle relay team of Isabel Sarty, Lise Cinq-Mars, Claire Yurkovich and Meg MacKay swam to a sixth-place finish to highlight the action on day two of the U SPORTS Swimming Championships in Toronto.
The women's 400m freestyle relay team swam to a seventh-place finish on day one of the U SPORTS championships at the University of Toronto
The men's and women's teams won their 20th and 17th consecutive AUS swimming championship banners this past weekend in Saint John, N.B.
The Tigers continued to put up excellent results on the second day of the Subway AUS Swimming Championships in Fredericton on Saturday.
The Tigers got off to a great start on the first day of competition at the Subway AUS Swimming Championships Friday winning 10 of the 12 finals.
The Tigers swim team won seven of the 18 events on Sunday to win the Dalhousie Invitational Swim Meet.
The Tigers won 10 of the 18 events on day one of the Dalhousie Invitation Swim Meet Saturday afternoon at Dalplex.
On the third and final day of Dalhousie's Kemp-Fry Invitational Swim Meet, the Tigers won 10 of the 16 individual races and captured both 400m medley relays.
The Tigers won 11 of the 16 events in the second session with Payne, Yurkovich, Karlsen, Cinq-Mars, Immel-Herron, Liam Branton, Sarty and Gavin Dyke touching the wall first in their respective races.
On the first day of Dalhousie's Kemp-Fry Invitational Swim Meet, Claire Yurkovich, Lise Cinq-Mars, Isabel Sarty, Gavin Dyke, Mackenzie Holden and Morrgan Payne all set U SPORTS qualifying times in their respective races.
The Dalhousie Tigers finished with a combined 672 points to win the ninth annual Jack Scholz Memorial Swim Meet in Wolfville in both women’s and men’s fields.
Gavin Dyke, Isabel Sarty and Lise Cinq-Mars all had multiple wins on day one of Acadia's jack Scholz swim meet, putting both teams in first place.
The Tigers won 14 of the 17 events on the second and final day of the Amby Legere Invitational swim meet at UNB Sunday afternoon. Both the men's and women's swimmers took home the team titles.
Gavin Dyke and Claire Yurkovich each won three events as the Tigers won all 18 events in the first day of competition at the Amby Legere Inviataion at UNB Saturday night.