Following the conclusion of the XXXVI CCCAN Championships in Monterrey, Mexico, www.islandstats.com wanted to ensure that the Bermuda Medal winners were all acknowledged.
There was some confusion after the Tropical Storm Alberto, with getting results on a daily basis, so today we list the 2 Gold Medalist, the 2 Silver Medalist and the seven Bronze Medalist.
Logan Watson-Brown, Elijah Daley and Connor Hupman all won 3 medals, Watson-Brown won a Gold, and 2 Bronze Medals, Daley claimed a Gold, and 2 Bronze Medals, while Hupman won a Silver and 2 Bronze Medals.
GOLD MEDALS
Elijah Daley Logan Watson Brown
SILVER MEDALS
Connor Hupman Isabella Jones
BRONZE MEDALS
Elijah Daley - 15-17 Men’s 200 LC Meter Individual Medley Sam Williamson Men’s 18 & Over 200 LC Meter Individual Medley Connor Hupman - 13-14 Men’s 200 LC Meter Freestyle Logan Watson-Brown - Women’s 18 & Over 200 LC Meter Freestyle Connor Hupman 13-14 Men’s 50 LC Meter Freestyle Logan Watson-Brown - Women’s 18 & Over 200 LC Meter Backstroke Elijah Daley - 15-17 Men’s 200 LC Meter Butterfly
Saturday, June 22, 2024
Bermuda's CCCAN Medals and Standings Update
Following the passing of Tropical Storm Alberto, the season’s first named storm, the XXXVI CCCAN Championships continued in Monterrey, Mexico.
The Bermuda team to date have won a total of 11 Medals.
2 Gold, 2 Silver, and 7 Bronze Medals.
Bermuda Team Rankings through event 152 was 7th with 238 points.
Thursday, June 20, 2024
Storm Halts CCCAN Championships with Bermuda in 7th
Tropical Storm Alberto, the season’s first named storm, canceled the morning and evening sessions of the XXXVI CCCAN Championships going on in Monterrey, Mexico.
The storm moved inland over northeast Mexico after bringing heavy rains to parts of the parched region and leaving at least four dead.
www.islandstats.com can report that all Bermuda Officials and swimmers are safe at this time, Bermuda who have claimed Six Medals in total at the XXXVI CCCAN Championships going on in Monterrey, Mexico, and Bermuda is currently ranked 7th in the event with 136 points.
Tuesday, June 18, 2024
Bermuda Win 2 More Medals at CCCAN Championships
Logan Watson-Brown
IslandStats.com
Bermuda would claim two more Medals at the XXXVI CCCAN Championships going on in Monterrey, Mexico.
Connor Hupman won the first Medal of the day, he would capture the Bronze Medal in the 13-14 Men’s 200 LC Meter Freestyle A Final touching the wall in a time of 2:00.23,
Logan Watson-Brown won the Bronze Medal competing in the Women’s 18 & Over 200 LC Meter Freestyle A Final clocking a time of 2:05.15.
In the 11-12 Men’s 50 LC Meter Backstroke B Final Dominic Wright finished 4th clocking 34.28, Hupman would finish 4th in the 13-14 Men’s 50 LC Meter Backstroke A Final clocking 28.27, while Logan Jones finished 3rd in the B Final touching the wall in a time of 30.21.
Elijah Daley finished 4th in the 15-17 Men’s 50 LC Meter Backstroke A Final with a time of 27.31, while Watson-Brown finished 4th in the Women 18 & Over 50 LC Meter Backstroke A final touching the wall in a time of 29.78, with Myeisha Sharrieff finished 7th in the same race clocking 30.32.
Brian Desmond won the Men 18 & Over 50 LC Meter Backstroke B Final clocking a time of 28.50. Isabella Jones would finish 5th in the 13-14 Women’s 200 LC Meter Breaststroke A Final, while Sam Williamson finished 6th in the Men 18 & Over 200 LC Meter Breaststroke A Final clocking 2:24.25.
Wright finished 4th again in the 11-12 Men’s 200 LC Meter Freestyle B Final with a time of 2:17.53, while Katherine Wheddon finished 2nd in the 13-14 Women’s 200 LC Meter Freestyle B Final with a time of 2:16.31.
Noah Maranzana finished 4th in the 13-14 Men’s 200 LC Meter Freestyle B Final clocking a time of 2:08.90, Marleigh Howes finished 2nd in the 15-17 Women’s 200 LC Meter Freestyle with a time of 2:12.60, while Bella Howes finished 4th in the same race clocking 2:14.70.
During the Preliminaries, Rory Shepard advanced to the 11-12 Men’s 50 LC Meter Backstroke A Final after clocking the sixth fastest qualifying time of 32.28, Dominic Wright finished 11th touching the wall in a time of 34.10.
With the 4th fastest 13-14 Men’s 50 LC Meter Backstroke Preliminary time of 28.67, Connor Hupman advanced to the A Final, while Logan Jones finished 11th clocking 30.60.
Elanna Fulton finished 10th competing in the 15-17 Women’s 50 LC Meter Backstroke clocking 33.98.
During the 15-17 Men’s 50 LC Meter Backstroke, Elijah Daley clocked the 6th fastest Preliminary time of 27.81 to advance to the A Final.
Bermuda have two swimmers in the Women 18 & Over 50 LC Meter Backstroke A Final, as Logan Watson Brown clocked the 4th fastest Preliminary time of 29.87, while Myeisha Sharrieff clocked the 6th fastest time of 30.54.
Brian Desmond finished 9th in the Men’s 18 & Over 50 LC Meter Backstroke Preliminaries with a time of 28.61.
Isabella Jones advanced to the 13-14 Women’s 200 LC Meter Breaststroke A final with the 6th fastest Preliminary time of 2:57.24.
Sam Williamson will compete in the Men 18 & Over 200 LC Meter Breaststroke A Final after clocking the 7th fastest time of 2:27.41.
Dominic Wright finished 12th in the 11-12 Men’s 200 LC Meter Freestyle Preliminaries clocking a time of 2:19.86, while Rory Shepard finished 18th clocking 2:23.35.
Katherine Wheddon finished 10th in the 13-14 Women’s 200 LC Meter Freestyle Preliminaries clocking a time of 2:16.85.
Connor Hupman will feature in the 13-14 Men’s 200 LC Meter Freestyle A Final after clocking the 3rd fastest Preliminary time of 2:01.21, while Noah Maranzana, finished 12th clocking 2:08.88.
Monday, June 17, 2024
Bermuda Win 2 Medal on Opening CCCAN Day
Elijah Daley
IslandStats.com
One month after the National Swimming Championships took place at the National Sports Center, the XXXVI CCCAN Championships got underway in Monterrey, Mexico, with Bermuda winning 2 Medals on the Opening Night.
Elijah Daley claimed Bermuda’s First Medal at the Championships winning the Bronze Medal in the 15-17 Men’s 200 LC Meter Individual Medley A Final clocking a time of 2:09.30.
Sam Williamson captured the Men’s 18 & Over 200 LC Meter Individual Medley Bronze Medal, he would touch the wall in a time of 2:08.03.
Earlier in the Preliminaries, 10 swimmers made it to Finals.
Scarlett Spurling advanced to the 11-12 Women’s 200 LC Meter Individual Medley B Final clocking a time of 2:45.99, finishing 11th in the Preliminaries.
Rory Shepard will compete in the 11-12 Men’s 200 LC Meter Individual Medley B Final, after clocking the 15th fastest time in the Preliminaries clocking 2:41.83.
During the 13-14 Women’s 200 LC Meter Individual Medley Preliminaries Katherine Wheddon finished 8th clocking 2:38.01 advancing to the A Final.
Connor Hupman advanced to the 13-14 Men’s 200 LC Meter Individual Medley A Final after finishing with the 4th fastest time in the Preliminaries clocking 2:20.38, while Noah Maranzana finished 19th overall in the Preliminaries clocking 2:35.57.
Marleigh Howes earned a spot in the 15-17 Women’s 200 LC Meter Individual Medley A Final after finishing 8th in the Preliminaries clocking 2:35.99.
Elijah Daley will compete in the 15-17 Men’s 200 LC Meter Individual Medley A Final after clocking the 4th fastest Preliminary time of 2:11.06.
During the Men’s 18 & Over 200 LC Meter Individual Medley Preliminaries Sam Williamson clocked the fastest time of 2:08.65.
Spurling advanced to the A Final of the 11-12 Women 100 LC Meter Breaststroke after clocking the 8th fastest Preliminary time of 1:25.71.
During the 13-14 Women’s 100 LC Meter Breaststroke Preliminaries Isabella Jones clocked the 5th fastest time of 1:20.16 advancing to the A Final.
Rhys Insley advanced to the 15-17 Men 100 LC Meter Breaststroke B Final after clocking the 12th fastest time of 1:09.88 in the Preliminaries.
Williamson will compete in his second A Final after clocking a Men’s 18 & Over 100 LC Meter Breaststroke Preliminaries clocking the 7th fastest time of 1:05.85.
