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Dorris Takes Silver, Jibb Adds Bronze as Canada Hits Five Medals at Para Swimming Worlds

The medals lift Canada to five total entering the final three days in Singapore.

Overview

  • Danielle Dorris, 23, finished second in the women's 100-metre backstroke S7 in 1:22.11 behind Ukraine's Veronika Korzhova, with Mallory Weggemann third.
  • Mary Jibb, 18, claimed bronze in the women's 100-metre freestyle S9 in 1:02.71, with Australia's Alexa Leary winning and Brazil's Mariana Ribeiro second.
  • Jibb has set Canadian records in all three of her races in Singapore after winning the 200-metre individual medley earlier in the meet.
  • Other Canadian results Wednesday included a national-record fourth by Reid Maxwell in the men's 100-metre freestyle S8, a fourth by Nicolas-Guy Turbide in the men's 100-metre backstroke S13, and a seventh by Abi Tripp in the women's 100-metre freestyle S8.
  • Competition resumes Thursday with Dorris attempting to secure a third straight S7 world title in the 50-metre butterfly.