Taylor Ruck scores Canadian medal record with Pan Pacific silver
Canada finishes with 8 medals at 2018 event in Tokyo
Taylor
Ruck is now the most-decorated Canadian swimmer at a single Pan Pacific
Swimming Championships after racing to a silver in the 200-metre
backstroke in Tokyo on Sunday.
The medal was her fifth of the
event, helping Ruck break a tie she held with six other Canadians for
the most medals at a single Pan Pacs with four.
Ruck, of Kelowna, B.C., finished the 200 backstroke final in two minutes, 6.41 seconds while American Kathleen Baker won gold (2:06.14) and her teammate Regan Smith scored bronze (2:06.46).
Medal records are nothing new for Ruck, who tied the all-time Commonwealth Games record of eight earlier this year.
Canada's Yuri Kisil, from Calgary, also landed on the podium, taking a bronze in the men's 50m freestyle in a time of 22.02 seconds.
Canada has eight medals overall at the championships, one better than the team's total from 2014.
Ruck, of Kelowna, B.C., finished the 200 backstroke final in two minutes, 6.41 seconds while American Kathleen Baker won gold (2:06.14) and her teammate Regan Smith scored bronze (2:06.46).
Medal records are nothing new for Ruck, who tied the all-time Commonwealth Games record of eight earlier this year.
Canada's Yuri Kisil, from Calgary, also landed on the podium, taking a bronze in the men's 50m freestyle in a time of 22.02 seconds.
Canada has eight medals overall at the championships, one better than the team's total from 2014.
Taylor Ruck scores Canadian medal record with Pan Pacific silver
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August 12, 2018
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