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39 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Hungary into the SF's. So its down to :CAN or :ITA for the final quota. If Italy beats Greece tonight its all over. I hope :RSA declines their quota atp

Greece defeat Italy 14-12 in the other semifinal, so assuming South Africa doesn’t decline their Olympic quota, Canada’s hopes are still alive. 
 

On Wednesday, Canada will take on Australia, while Italy will take on Netherlands. 

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One year ago, if you told me that we would get 3 women under the 100m breaststroke OQT, there's no way I would've believed you.

 

So now we're at:

Angus: 1:06.66

Branton: 1:06.59

Lepage: 1:06.58

 

Looking like the race of the meet at Canadian trials

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Looks like Swimming Canada put a lot of resources into the breaststroke so we can have a great medley relay.

 

Too bad freestyle and to a lesser extent backstroke has regressed a bit. I still feel good about the prospect of a bronze medal, but surpassing Australia and the United States remains tough

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