Brandon Bluefins place at PWI swim meet
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This article was published 09/12/2024 (282 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Three members of the Brandon Bluefins had top-three finishes this weekend at the Prairie Winter Invitational swim meet in Winnipeg, with one of the youngest conmpetitors having another impressive showing.
Ceinwyn Griffith finished first in the 50-metre fly (32.78) and the 100-metre fly (1:14.97).
The 12-year-old Brandonite also finished second in the 800-metre freestyle (10:48.51), the 50-metre freestyle (29.47), and the 100-metre freestyle (1:04.98), as well as third in the 200 metre freestyle (2:21.26) and the 100-metre backstroke (1:16.71).
Her time in the 800-metre free was a near :44 second improvement from her previous time in that event.
Jack Gaxiola Donohoe finished third in the boys 400-metre freestyle event with a time of 4.22:05.
Halin Li finished third in the boys 100-metre freestyle with a time of 1:22.14.
The Prairie Winter Invitational is the final Swim Manitoba meet in on the 2024, with the competitive schedule resuming with the Bison Swim Meet, also in Winnipeg, on Jan. 11.
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