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2026 Canadian Swimming Trials
July 5-9, 2026 Montreal, Canada — Montreal Olympic Pool LCM (50 Meters) Meet Central Pan Pacific Championships Selection Criteria Psych Sheet Live Results How To Watch Recaps: Prelims: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 Finals: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4Well swimming fans, we have officially made it to the last day of the 2026 Canadian Trials.
There are seven finals on the last night of competition, four women’s events and three men’s events.
The meet will kick off with the 200 backstroke finals. On the women’s side, Madison Kryger earned the top seed by three seconds as the only swimmer under the ‘A’ standard, and she will be hoping to move from priority three to priority one for the Pan Pacs roster with a win.
Canadian record holder Blake Tierney swam the fastest time on the men’s side as the only swimmer under 2:00 in prelims. He is already on the team, but 2nd qualifier Francis Brennan is not qualified yet, and tonight will be his last chance.
Taylor Ruck is the top seed in the women’s 50 fly, and she will be trying to hold off Matea Gigovic, who is also not qualified for the Pan Pacs team yet. Ruck was more than half-a-second faster this morning, and will be attempting to go five-for-five with gold medals tonight. Eloise Allen, who qualified 4th, scratched the event in favor of the 100 breaststroke final, where she is also the 4th seed.
Finlay Knox swam the top time in the men’s 50 fly prelims of 23.54, three tenths ahead of Chris Weeks, who swam 23.88 for 2nd. Eric Ginzburg and Filip Senc-Samardzic were both about two tenths back of Weeks, and neither has qualified for Pan Pacs yet.
The women’s 100 breaststroke is shaping up to be a battle tonight as 200 breaststroke champion Alexanne Lepage set a personal best 1:06.38 to earn the top seed and 50 breaststroke champion Sophie Angus swam 1:07.08 for the 2nd seed. Both are qualified for Pan Pacs already, and it would take a massive upset for someone else to end up in the top two.
On the men’s side, Oliver Dawson is hunting a breaststroke sweep, having already won the 50 and 200 breast. He set the top time in the 100 breast of 1:00.90 and is the heavy favorite tonight over Apollo Hess and Brayden Taivassalo.
The meet will wrap up with the women’s 800 freestyle final heat where Ella Cosgrove is the top seed by seven seconds over 1500 free champion Emma Finlin.
Women’s 200 Back – Final
World Record: 2:03.14, Kaylee McKeown (AUS) – 2023 Canadian Record: 2:05.42, Kylie Masse – 2021 World Aquatics ‘A’ Standard: 2:11.08Men’s 200 Back – Final
World Record: 1:51.92, Aaron Peirsol (USA) – 2009 Canadian Record: 1:55.03, Blake Tierney – 2025 World Aquatics ‘A’ Standard: 1:58.07Women’s 50 Fly – Final
World Record: 24.43, Sarah Sjostrom (SWE) – 2014 Canadian Record: 25.62, Penny Oleksiak – 2017 World Aquatics ‘A’ Standard: 26.23Men’s 50 Fly – Final
World Record: 22.27, Andriy Govorov (UKR) – 2018 Canadian Record: 22.68, Ilya Kharun – 2025 World Aquatics ‘A’ Standard: 23.36Women’s 100 Breast – Final
World Record: 1:04.13, Lilly King (USA) – 2017 Canadian Record: 1:05.74, Annamay Pierse – 2009 World Aquatics ‘A’ Standard: 1:06.87Men’s 100 Breast – Final
World Record: 56.88, Adam Peaty (GBR) – 2019 Canadian Record: 59.33, Oliver Dawson – 2026 World Aquatics ‘A’ Standard: 59.75Women’s 800 Free – Fastest Heat
World Record: 8:04.12, Katie Ledecky (USA) – 2025 Canadian Record: 8:05.07, Summer McIntosh – 2025 World Aquatics ‘A’ Standard: 8:34.62Read the full story on SwimSwam: 2026 Canadian Swimming Trials: Day 5 Finals Live Recap
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