VICTORIA – Fiona Doyle wrapped up her CIS career in style Saturday, sweeping the breaststroke events and earning CIS Swimmer of the Year honours as the 2015 CIS Swimming Championships wrapped up at the Saanich Commonwealth Pool.

Doyle, the fifth-year breaststroke specialist from Limerick, Ireland, set a CIS record in the preliminaries with her time of 30.70 in the 50-metre breaststroke Saturday morning, then swam a long-course time of 31.11 to edge out teammate Tianna Rissling for the gold medal in the final. The 50-metre win gave Doyle a sweep of the three breaststroke events and, thanks to the quality of her swims, earned her the CIS female swimmer of the year honour.

Doyle added a bronze medal in the medley relay with her team of Chelsea Shaul, Rachael Grothe, and Amanda Reason to give the Dinos three medals on the final day of the event.

Teammate Bogdan Knezevic, recently named a Rhodes Scholar, was honoured Saturday with the CIS Student-Athlete Community Service award.

UBC was crowned national champions in both men's and women's swimming. The Dinos men finished in third place behind UBC and Toronto, while the lady Dinos finished with 287 points and a fourth-place finish in the team standings behind UBC, Montreal, and Toronto.

2015 CIS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
FINAL TEAM STANDINGS
Women
1. UBC (581 pts.)
2. Montreal (544)
3. Toronto (412)
4. CALGARY (287)

Men
1. UBC (737)
2. Toronto (584)
3. CALGARY (365.5)

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS
Women
Swimmer of the year: Fiona Doyle, Calgary
Rookie of the year: Katerine Savard, Montreal
Sprinter's Cup (single winner of both 50 and 100 free): Sandrine Mainville, Montreal
Coach of the year: Pierre Lamy, Montreal
Student-Athlete Community Service Award: Paige Schultz, Toronto
 
Men
Swimmer of the year: Eli Wall, Toronto
Rookie of the year: Yuri Kisil, UBC
Sprinter's Cup (single winner of both 50 and 100 free): Yuri Kisil, UBC
Coach of the year:  Steve Price, UBC
Student-Athlete Community Service Award: Bogdan Knezevic, Calgary

DAY 3 INDIVIDUAL MEDALLISTS (Saturday)
 
Women 800m Free
1. Meagan Bernier, Dalhousie, 9:01.17
2. Lisa van Breugel, Toronto, 9:01.42
3. Bridget Coley, Toronto, 9:01.56
 
Men 50m Breast
1. Konrad Bald, McMaster, 28.46
2. Nick Kostiuk, McMaster, 28.63
3. Sergey Holson, UBC, 28.79
 
W 50m Breast
1. Fiona Doyle, Calgary, 31.11
2. Tianna Rissling, Calgary, 31.88
3. Erin Stamp, UBC, 31.92
 
M 200m Back
1. Matthew Myers, Toronto, 2:02.92
2. Joe Byram, Alberta, 2:04.69
3. Karl Wolk, UBC, 2:05.19
 
W 200m Back
1. Geneviève Cantin, Laval, 2:12.51
2. Barbar Jardin, Montreal, 2:13.05
3. Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson, UBC, 2:14.85
 
M 100m Free
1. Yuri Kisil, UBC, 50.25
2. Evan Van Moerkerke, Guelph, 50.50
3. Stefan Milosevic, UBC, 50.54
 
W 100m Free
1. Sandrine Mainville, Montreal, 54.73
2. Caroline Lapierre-Lemire, Université de Trois-Rivières, 55.37
3. Ariane Mainville, Montreal, 55.98
 
M 200m IM
1. Jonathan Brown, UBC, 2:04.17
2. Hochan Ryu, Toronto, 2:04.67
3. David Riley, Toronto, 2:04.70
 
W 200m IM
1. Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson, UBC, 2:13.20
2. Kylie Masse, Toronto 2:14.60
3. Marie-Pier Couillard, Laval, 2:16.38
 
M 1500m Free
1. Keegan Zanatta, UBC, 15:36.06
2. William Brothers, UBC, 15:41.20
3. Jon McKay, Victoria, 15:42.73
 
W 4 x 100m Medley Relay
1. Montreal, 4:06.63
(Barbara Jardin, Marie-Sole Jean-Lachapelle, Katerine Savard, Sandrine Mainville)
2. Toronto, 4:13.11
(Kylie Masse, Vanessa Treasure, Sherry Patel, Paige Schultz)
3. Calgary, 4:13.26
(Chelsea Shaul, Fiona Doyle, Rachael Grothe, Amanda Reason)
 
M 4 x 100m Medley Relay
1. Alberta, 3:44.48
(Joe Byram, Nick Kostiuk, Josiah Binnema, Tom Krywitsky)
2. UBC, 3:44.55
(Marshal Parker, Sergey Holson, Coleman Allen, Yuri Kisil)
3. Toronto, 3:46.94
(Matthew Myers, Eli Wall, Matt Dans, Mitch Ferraro)
 
DAY 2 INDIVIDUAL MEDALLISTS (Friday)
 
Women 100m Back
1. Marie-Pierre Couillard, Laval, 1:01.85
2. Kylie Masse, Toronto, 1:02.11
3. Geneviève Cantin, Laval, 1:02.69
 
Men 100m Back
1. Bradley Crocker, Calgary, 56.83
2. Yuri Kisil, UBC, 57.12
2. Matthew Myers, Toronto, 57.12
 
W 50m Fly
1. Katerine Savard, Montreal, 26.81
2. Sandrine Mainville, Montreal, 27.12
3. Kimberley Moors, Manitoba, 27.46
 
M 50m Fly
1. Coleman Allen, UBC, 24.04 (see note below)
2. Dillon Perron, Manitoba, 24.86
3. Robert Bonomo, Ottawa, 24.97
 
Note: Coleman Allen set a CIS championship short-course record (23.31) in the preliminaries.
 
W 400m Free
1. Savannah King, UBC, 4:14.95
2. Barbara Jardin, Montreal, 4:20.54
3. Fionnuala Pierse, UBC, 4:21.19
 
M 400m Free
1. Keegan Zanatta, UBC, 3:52.68  
2. Tristan Cote, Calgary, 3:57.23
3. Jonathan Brown, UBC, 3:57.26
 
W 200m Breast
1. Fiona Doyle, Calgary, 2:27.63
2. Tianna Rissling, Calgary, 2:30.13
3. Erin Stamp, UBC, 2:30.44
 
M 200m Breast
1. Eli Wall, Toronto, 2:14.34
2. Jonathan Naisby, Sherbrooke, 2:17.59
3. Bogdan Knezevic, Calgary, 2:17.88
 
W 50m Free
1. Sandrine Mainville, Montreal, 25.65  
2. Caroline Lapierre-Lemire, UQTR, 25.71
3. Ariane Mainville, Montreal, 26.10
 
M 50m Free
1. Alex Loginov, UBC, 22.68
1. Yuri Kisil, UBC, 22.68
3. Chris Manning, Toronto, 23.12
 
W 200m Fly
1. Katerine Savard, Montreal, 2:11.89
2. Jacomie Strydom, UBC, 2:12.91
3. Sophie Marois, Montreal, 2:16.07
 
M 200m Fly
1. Coleman Allen, UBC, 2:01.40 (see note below)
2. Thomas Jobin, Calgary, 2:02.07
3. Hochan Ryu, Toronto, 2:02.72
 
Note: Coleman Allen set a CIS championship short-course record (1:54.56) in the preliminaries.
 
W 4 x 200m Free Relay
1. Montreal, 8:12.79
(Barbara Jardin, Ariane Mainville, Sarah-Lee Hevey, Katerine Savard)
2. UBC, 8:13.34
(Savannah King, Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson, Maia Brundage, Fionnuala Pierse)
3. Toronto, 8:15.79
(Victoria Radounski, Kylie Masse, Vanessa Treasure, Paige Schultz)
 
M 4 x 200m Free Relay
1. UBC, 7:29.15
(Keegan Zanatta, Stefan Milosevic, Yuri Kisil, Coleman Allen)
2. Toronto, 7:35.18
(Kent Kikot, Oliver Straszynski, Matthew Myers, David Riley)
3. Calgary, 7:35.58
(Tristan Cote, Sterling King, Christopher Neave, Bogdan Knezevic)
 
DAY 1 INDIVIDUAL MEDALLISTS (Thursday)
 
Women 200m Free
1. Katerine Savard, Montreal, 2:00.83
2. Barbara Jardin, Montreal, 2:01.50
3. Savannah King, UBC, 2:01.52
 
Men 200m Free
1. Stefan Milosevic, UBC, 1:50.31
2. Keegan Zanatta, UBC, 1:50.90
3. Oliver Straszynski, Toronto, 1:51.45
 
W 50m Back
1. Marie-Pier Couillard, Laval, 28.66
2. Kylie Masse, Toronto, 29.36
3. Geneviève Cantin, Laval, 29.68
 
M 50m Back
1. Thibault Delecluse, Montreal, 26.47
2. Kyle Haas, Toronto, 26.75
3. Joe Byram, Alberta, 26.77
 
W 100m Breast
1. Fiona Doyle, Calgary, 1:07.76
2. Erin Stamp, UBC, 1:09.27
3. Tera Van Beilen, UBC, 1:09.85
 
M 100m Breast
1. Eli Wall, Toronto, 1:02.44
2. Konrad Bald, McMaster, 1:03.13
3. Nick Kostiuk, Alberta, 1:03.31
 
W 100m Fly
1. Katerine Savard, Montreal, 58.55
2. Jacomie Strydom, UBC, 59.81 (see note below)
3. Kylie Masse, Toronto, 1:00.38
 
Note: Jacomie Strydom set a CIS championship short-course record (58.69) in the preliminaries.
 
M 100m Fly
1. Coleman Allen, UBC, 53.21 (see note below)
2. Gamal Assaad, Western, 54.61
3. Matt Dans, Toronto, 54.74
 
Note: Coleman Allen set a CIS championship short-course record (51.19) in the preliminaries.
 
W 400m IM
1. Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson, UBC, 4:44.41
2. Vanessa Treasure, Toronto, 4:50.04
3. Katie Caldwell, McGill, 4:51.53
 
M 400m IM
1. Tristan Cote, Calgary, 4:22.52
2. Luke Reilly, UBC, 4:24.77
3. Jonathan Brown, UBC, 4:24.88
 
W 4 x 100m Free Relay
1. Montreal, 3:44.34
(Sandrine Mainville, Ariane Mainville, Katerine Savard, Barbara Jardin)
2. UBC, 3:46.37
(Fionnuala Pierse, Rebecca Terejko, Savannah King, Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson)
3. Toronto, 3:48.87
(Kylie Masse, Paige Schultz, Victoria Radounski, Melanie McDonald)
 
M 4 x 100m Free Relay
1. Toronto, 3:26.29
(Chris Manning, Mitch Ferraro, Kent Kikot, Oliver Straszynski)
2. Alberta, 3:27.97
(Joe Byram, Tom Krywitsky, Evan Letkeman, Hunter Balch)
3. Calgary, 3:29.27
(Sterling King, Wyatt Yarish, Bogdan Knezevic, Ali Mahmoud Arafa)

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