Torpedoes This Month Trent Swim Club
February 2015
Short Course Provincial Champs 2015
Barrie Pentathalon
Statistics
4 Teams
8 DQ’s
80 Top 8
8 Bronze
20 Silver
12 Gold
Statistics
81 Clubs
818 total swimmers
0 DQ’s
6 Top 8
Bronze 1 Taggert Johnson
1 overall Boys 13 years st
Top Fina Points
Tyler Herron
Hailley Guthrie
Katherine Scheuermann
Eric Laing
Jack Chambers
644, 200bk
591, 100bk
548, 100Fly
533, 100bk
411, 200Fr
NEW CLUB RECORD
Tyler Herron
200 BK
2:02.86
NEW CLUB RECORD
Daniel Manson
100IM
1:00.86
Sr
Jr
Daniel Manson
579,100IM
Trey Johnson
507, 50Br
Bella Crockower
368, 50 Fly
Breanna Loucks
334, 50Fr
Tag Johnson
AG
Abi Malott
365, 50 Fr
Meg Rogers
308, 50 Fr
Ali Jones
279, 50 Fr
Helpful Links:
TIME STANDARDS ON TRENT WEBSITE
MIKE MAILBAG: DO I EVEN MATTER?
COMPETITIVE SWIMMING WORLD:
SWIM CANADA SWIMMER TIMES AND RANKINGS
SWIMMING WORLD
SWIMSWAM
Important Dates March 11-20th 2015
Florida Training camp, Junior and Senior
March 16-20th, 2015
IMX Camp @ Trent, Age group.
March 28th, 2015 SWIMATHON!!!!
Let’s Get excited and raise some money. The
kids are going to swim 2500m or 5000m.
That’s 2.5KM and 5KM!
Do you support our sponsors? The Trent Swim Club program couldn’t operate without the help of
these generous supporters. Do your best to support our community partners…
Swimmers are selected because they stood out to the coach as someone who
demonstrated excellence in their training, character and leadership.
Senior: Katherine Scheuermann has been working hard the past month to get herself ready for provincials.
Constantly working on her butterfly technique and emphasizing her turn work she has made huge improvements
moving into her final short course meet.
Junior: Cam Webb has been hammering it out swimmingly in the pool and on land getting himself back in swimming
shape after some time off. Great hard work and dedication like this are what makes a great teammate and athlete.
Keep up the great work.
AG3: Miller Armstrong has not only overcome some developed shoulder injury with consistent rehabilitation work but
did it with a positive attitude. She was able to race all four strokes for the first time at Regional’s this month, and was
already back where she was before her injury. I look forward to seeing what she can do in this coming long course
season!
AG2: Gavin Grimm has had an outstanding season thus far, from the first devo meet, to Gatineau, to this past
Weekend’s Pentathlon his times have continued to improve. It comes as no surprise with his impressive attendance
and work ethic in practice.
AG1: Sloan Appleby raced her first competition with AG1 in Lindsay in February and has been swimming with the
AG2 group on Tuesday mornings occasionally as a make-up. She not only keeps up, she challenges herself beyond
the minimum. Keep up the great work ethic Sloan!!