With two days gone at the 2011 Canadian World Trials, Julia Wilkinson has set the only national record until now, with a 28.13 in the 50 backstroke on day 1. She didn’t qualify for the World Championships in that event, as Canadians don’t allow swimmers to qualify in non-Olympic events, but then qualified in 100 freestyle on day 2 by winning the event in 54.93. Sources SwimNews.com here and here and www.swimming.ca
Day 1 qualifiers
Audrey Lacroix (27) – 200 butterfly W – 2:08.61
Katerine Savard (17) – 200 butterfly W – 2:10.10
Stefan Hirniak (26) – 200 butterfly M – 1:57.42
Samantha Cheverton (23) – 400 freestyle W – 4:09.67
Barbara Jardin (19) – 400 freestyle W – 4:10.32
Ryan Cochrane (22) – 400 freestyle M – 3:49.30
Annamay Pierse (27) – 200 breaststroke W – 2:24.18
Martha McCabe (21)Â – 200 breaststroke W – 2:24.43
Mike Brown (26) – 200 breaststroke M – 2:12.39
Scott Dickens (26) – 200 breaststroke M – 2:13.39
Day 2 qualifiers
Julia Wilkinson (23) – 100 freestyle W – 54.93
Victoria Poon (26) – 100 freestyle W – 55.11
Chantal Vanlandegham (17) – 100 freestyle W – 55.15
Genevieve Saumur (23) – 100 freestyle W – 55.26
Brent Hayden (27) – 100 freestyle M – 48.83
Colin Russel (26) – 100 freestyle M – 49.73
Dominique Massie-Martel (21) – 100 freestyle M – 50.45
Alexandra Komarnycky (21) – 400 IM W – 4:43.53
Stephanie Horner (22) – 400 IM W – 4:43.89
Andrew Ford – 400 IM M – 4:20.48
Jillian Tyler (22) – 100 breaststroke W – 1:07.56
Tianna Rissling (18) – 100 breaststroke W – 1:07.90
Scott Dickens (26) – 100 breaststroke M – 1:01.63
