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CISGuelph swimmers set national records Canada West OUA QSSF AUS Canada West OUA QSSF AUS CIS 5 Year Championship Schedule Womens Basketball Final 8 Round 1 East Regional Round 1 Central Regional Round 1 West Regional Mens Basketball Final 8 Cross Country Curling Womens Field Hockey Football Desjardins Vanier Cup Womens Ice Hockey Mens Ice Hockey University Cup Womens Rugby Womens Soccer Mens Soccer Swimming Track & Field Womens Volleyball Mens Volleyball Wrestling Basketball Cross Country Curling Field Hockey Ice Hockey Rugby Soccer Swimming Track & Field Volleyball Wrestling Basketball Curling Cross Country Football Ice Hockey Soccer Swimming Track & Field Volleyball Wrestling SSN Canada Website SSN Canada Webcast Schedule Le 5 Partant QSSF Basketball Show CIS Womens Hockey Weekly CIS Touchdown Football Show SSN Webcast Schedule Football Canada West OUA QSSF AUS Home Universiades FISU World University Championships StudentAthlete Info Members Info International Programs Committee About International Program Services International History Past Medalists Official BLG Website Past BLG Winners BLG Awards History History Past Winners Home ScheduleResults CIS Coaches Newsletter CANADA first News Guelph swimmers set national recordsGUELPH Ont Guelph Gryphons swimmers Scott Van Doormaal of Guelph Ont and Jordan Duggan of Cambridge Ont recently set national records at the Commonwealth Lifesaving Championships which took place in Edmonton AltaVan Doormaal established three Canadian records His gold medal performance in 21622 in the 200m super lifesaver event eclipsed the old record of 21848 set by Adam Nicholson at Rescue 2000 He also swam to a silver medal in 20081 in the 200m obstacle swim to beat the old record of 20288 set by Bryan MacMillan in the 2003 Commonwealth Championships His bronze medal swim in 10845 in the 100m rescue medley eclipsed the former Canadian record of 11197 set by John Eddolls in Rescue 2004Meanwhile Duggan broke a record in the 12m line throw (1046m)Chantique Payne of Brantford Ont powered her way to a silver medal and Canadian record 23435 in the 200m super lifesaver beating the old record by almost six secondsAlso representing the Gryphon swimming team was Laura Kendall from Elmira Ont and Cameron Mackendrick from Markham Ont Canadas team was coached by Don Burton Gryphons varsity swimming head coachTeams competing at the championships included Canada Australia Wales South Africa Northern Ireland England Hong Kong Scotland India and New Zealand Overall Canada finished second behind AustraliaThe 2009 Commonwealth Lifesaving Championships were host...