; Registration code (if you have it) ; Optional URL link when applet is "clicked". ; Reglink opened in new frame? ; Name of new frame for reglink ; Statusbar message ; Image to load ; resolution (1 .. 8) ; Light effects ("YES" or "no") ; Lowest light (-255 .. 255) ; Highest light (-255 .. 255) ; Auto design ("yes" or "no") ; Density of fluid (2 .. 6) ; Number of fishes (0 .. 2) ; Cross effect ("yes" or "no") ; Factor of cross effect ; Size of circular rain (0 = OFF) ; Circular rain factor ; Size of square rain (0 = OFF) ; Square rain factor ; Fixed drops ("yes" or "no") ; X coord of fixed drops ; Y coord of fixed drops ; Size of fixed drops ; Factor of fixed drops ; Rain pressure (1 .. 2000) ; Fluidity ("water" or "oil") ; Interaction ("ON" .. "OFF") ; Optional image over applet ; Over image X offset ; Over image Y offset ; Memory deallocation delay ; Task priority (1..10) ; Min. milliseconds/frame for sync Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java. ; Message for no java browsers.
Swimming 2010




Dual Meet Results



Swimming Section Finals - Combined Results

Section A results
Section B results
Section C results

Combined results (updated)

Note: there was a computer-related scoring error in the Section B results. The results posted above are the corrected version (18/08/10).


2010 ALPS Finals Meet - Results

2010 ALPS Consolation Finals Meet - Results

2010 ALPS 10 and Under - Results

The John Pratt Trophy
Awarded to the team that finished with the most points in ALPS Swimming Finals.
Windermere Pool, who also won this trophy in 2009.
The Montreal West Trophy
Awarded to the team accumulating the most points in the ALPS Consolation Finals.
Westmount Pool

10 and Under - the John Finn Trophy
Awarded to the team with the highest accumulated points in the 10 and under events in ALPS Finals (not including the Consolation Finals).

Windermere Pool, who also won this trophy in 2008 and 2009.


Congratulations to Windermere Pool, the 2010 winners of both the ALPS Finals and the 10 and Under Trophy. As well, they won the Section Finals for Section A in 2010. Windermere also won all of these events in 2009, an impressive sweep!





Swimming Sections for 2011


Section A 2010
BEAU Club de Natation Beaurepaire Swim Club
CAVIP Club Aquatique Ville Ile Perrot
CEDAR Cedar Park
SHORE Lakeshore
VAL Valois Citizens' Association
VIK Viking- Lakeside Heights Recreation Association
WAC Windermere Aquatic Club
WSTMT Westmount Municipal Pool

Section B 2010

BDAC

Baie d'Urfe Aquatic Club

BHILL Beacon Hill Swim Club
BHTS Beaconsfield Heights
DIXIE Dixie
HCOM Hudson Community Pool
PIN Club Aquatique de Pincourt Aquatic Club
SIDE Lakeside Pool Association
WLRC Western Lachine Recreation Centre

Section C 2010
HCOM Hudson Community Pool
HYC Hudson Yacht Club
LACH Arrondissement de Lachine, piscine parc Lasalle
MWAC Montreal West Aquatic Club
PVPC Piscine Village Pointe Claire
RPRA Riverside Park Recreation Association
SENVL Senneville



Excel spreadsheet for scoring ALPS dual swim meets

Here's is the 2010 scoresheet - version 2.5.1. This is the version as of June 23rd, with the "bugs" that were discovered at the training evening fixed. Please be sure that the person responsible for computer scoring at your pool is using this version because they may have problems with any earlier version.

If you have any questions or comments, you can email Bob Cox, who created the scoresheet, and CC: Ross Fraser, ALPS Director of Swimming.

Please be sure to delete any previous versions.



Important change to ALPS swimming rules

The practice of wearing 2 swimsuits (one on top of the other) when competing
has recently been banned by both FINA and SNC because it can provide increased “buoyancy” and an unfair advantage to a swimmer.  To ensure fair play for our ALPS competitions (and because we follow most of the Swimming Natation Canada (SNC) regulations), please note that the  “one swimsuit” rule will be applied at all ALPS Dual Meets, effective immediately.

The regulation is as follows:

1) Before a race: if the Referee (or another senior Official) notices a swimmer wearing more than one suit, the swimmer will be told that they are in violation of the rule (and if there is time, they will be given the opportunity to change their swimwear before swimming).

2) After a race: if the Referee (or another senior Official) thinks that a swimmer may have worn more than one suit for a race, the Referee will approach the swimmer when the swimmer gets out of the pool to verify the swimwear. If the swimmer is wearing more than one suit, the swimmer will be DQ'd from the previous race and their team's points will be adjusted accordingly.

Please note that this rule will also be strictly applied at both SECTION FINALS and FINALS.

It's important that swimmers who will compete at ALPS Finals for swimming (and their coaches) be aware of all of the ALPS rules. Please read through the ALPS 2009 Swimming Rules carefully. 2010 RULES WILL BE AVAILABLE HERE AS SOON AS THEY ARE FINALIZED, PRIOR TO THE START OF THE 2010 COMPETITIVE SWIMMING SEASON.





Swimming Rules for ALPS

Note: ALPS start and stroke rules are not identical to those of SNC - Swimming Natation Canada.

The ALPS rules governing the start of a race and those for each stroke can be downloaded in the ALPS Rules 2010. You can also view the FINA swim rules for 2005-2009 with additional notes indicating where ALPS rules differ. Swimmers will be judged by these rules at Dual Meets, Section Finals and Finals, and all meets will be run according to these rules. All officials, swim team coaches, swimmers and their families should read and be familiar with these swimming rules.

For complete fairness, everybody should be applying the same set of rules
.




Top Ten ALPS Records (yards)


Thanks to Erik Bedard who has updated these records,
up to and including ALPS Finals 2009.



Note: To open PDF files, you must have Adobe Reader.
Download it free.  


Archive of swimming results:

 

 visitors since 04/02

Home page

Updated September 2, 2010