l zz-wuemoo GIMME-Madly. and: I6.20Il 1 l I O O O 0 Local swimmers rewrite the record books at the recent OPSAA swim championships . _ , ,e- 3' - .s -' as: ,- "’ ‘ m - I! ~ g ' is†. . .5 , 3" ‘ 3 if. - fl .‘ x g 1', ,~"‘ f > 5 ~ (“‘1 $4,“: .- w ““53 l‘ . .. my , " 7‘2. 3 «a . 9' I»: _‘ t, . a? a. . . :3,‘\* ‘. .7 > ~ r ‘l 9 E: 1’. $3 .1“ '55“ re..- a; l '3Ԡm is? W » “a? 53; g p ‘ l a2. ' *1? -‘ ‘7‘ .~ 331:; it. 2 â€W43; ‘15:â€: _‘ . X: 3‘ , fit; e..% ‘ ‘ I crap. m“ . ’ 3,†~. 33:1-t L d a“ , §r " 3,3: .; as --. . i; - ' s â€c > WCI's Alana Corrigan brought home three gold medals from the OFSAA swun‘ championsh' ips. Bluevale‘s Margot Cunningham capped off a brilliant high school swim career that featured including a recordsetting performance in the 100m backstroke and a surprise gold in the multipl' e OFSAA medals with a recordsetting performance in the open girls 100m backstroke 100m individual medley. â€Monro and bronze in the 200m freestyle. â€mm 81(30an were record setters after they got the competition and not ï¬nding When are told her future coach books. at least for a while, and ChronicleSlaï¬ out of the pool, and Vikings swim anyonenearher. swim coach at Brock her time. he would be part of a legacy she coach lo-Anne Cunningham was ‘1 don't know how I did that.‘ was just as shocked. “He was like. leaves behind at the school. t's one thing to up off your high caught celebrating their success on said the 18-year-old. "Everybody ‘What? You better get down here ‘I knew I was on." said Margot. school swim career with a gold City'I'V in Toronto. But last week said it was my breaststroke that riï¬u now and start practicing with “When 1 did my ï¬rst flip I could see medal, but it’s another thing to theywere told theywere quite abit was the difference but I don’t us.†said Oorrigan. ‘ the clock. and I said just keep on do it in record-setting fashion. , 06 the rm] record time. believe them because I’ve never Those results helped WCI ï¬nish going. That’s what was Alana Contig» Cunningham had a laugh with been a breaststroker. . third overall in the girls division at 'When I looked up at the end I an and Bluevale's Margot Cunflng- Corrigan about the slip-up last â€I was like. 'Where is everybody. Of-‘SAAand sixth overall as a team. saw it was a best time. It wasn't ham did last week at the OFSM week at the school. â€Hopefully that what’s going on?’ I didn’t even While Corrigan provedto be the until I was talking to my coach swim championships in Etobicoke. won't be on the Internet forever.‘ knowlwas in first." biggest surprise at the meet. Mar- after that I found out it was a The former Region of Waterloo said lo~Anne. The individual medley came got was returning to a familiar record.†Swim Club teammates both won But that was the only thing that before her recordâ€"setting ï¬nish in plaoeon topof the podium. Margot plans to continue those gold in the loo-metre backstroke, didn't go right for Corrigan at the the high school girls 100m back- ‘Looking at the standings 1 results at the next level, swimming in two different classes. in record- OFSAA championships where she stroke ï¬nal. Corrigan wasn't sure knew I could place well. I just for the University of British Columâ€" setting time. surprised everybody by‘winning she had enough left in the tank for didn't know how fast I could.l go,†bia or the University of Toronto. In fact, Corrigan and her WC] gold in 100m individual medley. that race. which was only about 40 said Margot. who swam the - “Whatever unMrsny lei-rose, l'm teammates in the 4x50m senior She had never excelled in that minutes after the [M ï¬nal. But she open seniorgirls division as a club- deï¬nitely swimming on the team," girls medley relay â€" which includâ€" discipline before. and particularly surprised herself again. trained swimmer. “I was just trying she said. ed Christina Homer, Emily Verbiskj struggled with the breaststroke â€I had no idea I could even get not to get out touched at ï¬re wall.†Bluevale's Aileen Hodgson also and Jenny Chang â€"- thought they portion of the race. anywhere close to that time,†said But it was only after she swam earned silver, while Kayla Brooks [ set two records at the meet after At OFSM she was so fast in the Corrigan, who will be attending in record-setting time that the earned bronze. Resurrection won ; they won gold in the finals. breaststroke that she actually Brock University next year. "It was accomplishment settled in. Her two girls swim relays at same meet ? 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