Swimming (M & W) | 2/24/2023 11:56:00 PM
VICTORIA, BC –
Isabel Sarty of the McGill University women's swim team won a bronze medal on Day 2 of the U SPORTS national championships, Friday.
Sarty, a 23-year-old master's student in neuroscience, finished third in the 50-metre butterfly, posting a time of 27.92 seconds in the long-course pool. The RSEQ swimmer of the year was just edged out at the final touch by UBC's
Aloise Allen (27.42) and Manitoba's
Dora Modcrin (27.49).
Sarty also finished seventh in the 200 free (2:06.33) and swam the anchor leg of the 4x200 free relay that finished fourth overall. Joining her on that foursome was
Naomie Lo of Toronto,
Elizabeth Ling of Calgary and
Daphne Danyluk of Rivière-des-Prairies, Que.
Other McGill swimmers to reach the "A" finals included Ling, who was fifth in the 50m back, Montrealer
Cailin McMurray (6th, 50m fly) and
Emilia Mastromatteo (7th, 50 back) of Kenora, Ont.
With one day remaining in the meet, Toronto continues to lead all 22 schools in the women's division with 878 points. Rounding out the Top 5 is UBC (860.5), Calgary (568) and McGill (565).
In other highlight's, UBC's
Emma O'Cronin followed up her night one 400m free gold medal performance with gold in the 200m free, registering a time of 1:59.03, to capture the event.
The final day of the 2023 U SPORTS Swimming Championships takes place on Saturday (Feb. 25), with preliminaries beginning at 10 a.m. Pacific.
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U SPORTS COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD WINNER
Women: Aleksa Gold, Toronto
TEAM STANDINGS AFTER DAY 2
WOMEN:
Toronto – 878
UBC – 860.5
Calgary – 568
McGill – 565
Manitoba – 232.5
Western – 229
Victoria – 216.5
Dalhousie – 156
Laval – 151
Ottawa – 144
Guelph – 113
Lethbridge – 108
Alberta – 97.5
Montreal – 97
Waterloo – 67
Acadia – 56.5
McMaster – 38
Sherbrooke – 4
Regina – 3.5
DAY 2 MEDAL WINNERS
Women 200m Freestyle
1. Emma O'Croinin, UBC, 1:59.03
2. Rebecca Smith, Calgary, 1:59.63
3. Ainsley McMurray, Toronto, 2:03.17
Men 200m Freestyle
1. Pablo Collin, McGill, 1:51.19
2. Bernard Godolphin, Toronto, 1:52.84
3. Kieran Stone, Western, 1:53.84
Women 50m Backstroke
1. Haley Klenk, Toronto, 29.48
2. Hannah Johnson, Calgary, 29.60
3. Dora Modrcin, Manitoba, 29.68
Men 50m Backstroke
1. Chris Alexander, Lethbridge, 25.91
2. Blake Tierney, UBC, 26.15
3. Dima Lim, UBC, 26.21
Women 100m Breaststroke
1. Shona Branton, Western, 1.08.99
2. Danika Ethier, Laval, 1.08.82
3. Eloise Allen, UBC, 1.11.43
Men 100m Breaststroke
1. Gabe Mastromatteo, Toronto, 101.38
2. Justice Migneault, Toronto, 102.59
3. Apollo Hess, Lethbridge, 102.63
Women 400m Individual Medley
1. Nina Mollen, Toronto, 4:50.24
2. Aleksa Gold, Toronto, 4:52.00
3. Olivia Brendzan, Alberta, 4:54.73
Men 400m Individual Medley
1. Jacob Gallant, Toronto, 4:22.53
2. Hugh McNeill, UBC, 4:24.89
3. Brodie Young, UBC, 4:25.26
Women 50m Butterfly
1. Eloise Allen, UBC, 27.42
2. Dora Modcrin, Manitoba, 27.49
3. Isabel Sarty, McGill, 27.92
Men 50m Butterfly
1. Stephan Calkins, Calgary, 24.21
2. Thomas McDonald, Calgary, 24.29
3. Lucas Wormald, Waterloo, 24.66
Women 4x200m Freestyle Relay
1. UBC, 8:14.87
(Anna Dumont-Belanger, Emma O'Croinin, Sara Godon, Josie Field)
2. Calgary, 8:15.77
(Marit Anderson, Avery Movold, Rebecca Smith, Emily De Jager)
3. Toronto, 8:28.13
(Claire Howard, Lily Chubaty, Aleksa Gold, Ainsley McMurray)
Men 4x200m Freestyle Relay
1. UBC, 7:32.58
(Ryley McRae, Blake Tierney, Hugh McNeill, Raben Dommann)
2. Toronto, 7:35.43
(Max Tambling, Quinn Matteis, Bernard Godolphin, Phil Robins)
3. McGill, 7:35.78
(Alex Younes, Pablo Collin, Bruno Dehem-Lemelin, Erik Linseisen)
SOURCE:
Earl Zukerman
Sports Information Officer
Athletics & Recreation
McGill University
514-398-7012
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