Western Ontario Athletics

CALGARY - The Western Mustangs finished the 2011 CIS national swimming championships on a high note in the final day of competition.

Both the men's and women's 4x-100-metre relay teams finished in fifth spot to lift the Mustangs men to eighth spot and women to seventh. The men's team of Trevor Nicholas, Jake Armstrong, Bryn Jones and Miguel Lozano finished in a time of 3:43.30, while the women's squad of Jennifer Trung, Katie Bell, Shannon Nell and Hayley Nell finished with a time of 4:13.32.

FINAL RESULTS: http://www.godinos.com/custompages/Statistics/Live/SWIM/hytek/

CHAMPIONSHIP WEB SITE: http://english.cis-sic.ca/championships/swim/index

The highlight of the day for the Mustangs was the silver-bronze performance in the men's 50-metre breaststroke, as Jake Armstrong finished in second spot (27.83) followed by Jones who was third at (28.11)

In the women's 100-metre freestyle, Hayley Nell finished in fourth at 55.62.

INDIVIDUAL HONOURS
Women
Swimmer of the year: Erica Morningstar, Calgary
Rookie of the year: Savannah King, UBC
Sprinter’s Cup (single winner of both 50 and 100 free): Not awarded
Coach of the year: Mike Blondal, Calgary
 
Men
Swimmer of the year: Ryan Cochrane, Victoria
Rookie of the year: Ryan Cochrane, Victoria
Sprinter’s Cup (single winner of both 50 and 100 free): Dominique Massey-Martel, Laval
Coach of the year: Mike Blondal, Calgary

NOTE: All gold medallists at the CIS championships (including relays) are first-team all-Canadians for the 2010-11 season, while all silver medallists (who were not gold medallists) are second-team all-Canadians).
 
FINAL TEAM STANDINGS
Women
1. Calgary, 778.5
2. UBC, 648.5
3. Toronto, 341
4. Victoria, 227.5
5. Montreal, 224
6. Alberta, 179
7. Western Ontario, 172
8. Laval, 157
9. Guelph, 145
10. Dalhousie, 112
11. McMaster, 87
12. Ottawa, 69
13. Wilfrid Laurier, 61
14. McGill, 39
15. UQTR, 36
16. Lethbridge, 35
17. UNB, 25
18. Laurentian, 19
18. Manitoba, 19
20. Brock, 14.5
21. Regina, 7
 
Men (Nelson C. Hart trophy)
1. Calgary, 543:5
2. UBC, 493
3. Laval, 397
4. Toronto, 363
5. Victoria, 244.5
6. Dalhousie, 205
7. Alberta, 202
8. Western Ontario, 165
9. Montreal, 160
10. Ottawa, 154
11. McGill, 139
12. Guelph, 130
13. McMaster, 63
14. Sherbrooke, 52
15. Manitoba, 44
16. Waterloo, 28
17. Lethbridge, 15
18. Acadia, 6
19. York, 4

Day 3 Results
Finals
Men's 50m Breaststroke
2. Jake Armstrong, 27.83
3. Bryn Jones, 28.11
9. Trevor Nicholas, 29.06

Women's 50m Breaststroke
12. Katie Bell, 33.30
16. Katie Fox, 33.85

Women's 200m Backstroke
14. Heather Martin, 2:17.77

Women's 100m Freestyle
4. Hayley Nell, 55.62

Women's 800m Freestyle
15. Jasmin Gow, 9:27.95

Men's 1500m Freestyle
8. Robert Wise, 15:58.98
16. Eric Dolan, 16:10.75
17. David Hatch, 16:12.06

Women's 4x100m Medley Relay
5. Western Mustangs, 4:13.32 (Jennifer Trung, Katie Bell, Shannon Nell, Hayley Nell)

Men's 4x100m Medley Relay
5. Western Mustangs, 3:43.30 (Trevor Nicholas, Jake Armstrong, Bryn Jones, Miguel Lozano)

Preliminaries
Men's 50m Breaststroke
2. Jake Armstrong, 28.32 - Advances to 'A' Final
3. Bryn Jones, 28.71 - Advances to 'A' Final
13. Trevor Nicholas, 29.50 - Advances to 'B' Final

Women's 50m Breaststroke
10. Katie Bell, 33.34 - Advances to 'B' Final
16. Katie Fox, 33.76 - Advances to 'B' Final

Men's 200m Backstroke
30. Trevor Nicholas, 2:13.11

Women's 200m Backstroke
13. Heather Martin, 2:18.25 - Advances to 'B' Final
20. Jennifer Trung, 2:19.92
35. Grete Cox, 2:25.25
36. Vanessa Langille, 2:26.48

Men's 100m Freestyle
34. Miguel Lozano, 52.33
63. Mark Loyzer, 54.45

Women's 100m Freestyle
5. Hayley Nell, 56.93 - Advances to 'A' Final
30. Amber Hutchinson, 59.14
36. Ashleigh Dunnington, 59.86
40. Melissa Loyzer, 1:00.43

Women's 200m IM
27. Shannon Nell, 2:27.74
28. Paulyne Kilty, 2:27.89