The Whitehorse Glacier Bears brought home three trophies from the Hyack Festival Invitational Long Course Swim Meet in Vancouver last weekend.

Alexandra Gabor captured the high-point sprint as well as the distance freestyle trophies, while Bronwyn Pasloski scored the most points overall in the female 13-14 age group. Pasloski set a meet record in the 50-metre breast while Gabor did the same in the 100-m free.

The fourteen Whitehorse swimmers combined efforts to finish ninth of 20 teams. Other participants included teams from throughout B.C., Calgary, Washington, and Oregon.

In the process, 15 Glacier Bear club records were set, bringing the total number of club records for the 2005/06 season to 125.

Pasloski came first in the 50-m breast, second in the 50-m free, 100- and 200-m breast, and 200-m IM, fourth in the 400-m free, sixth in the 50-, 100- and 200-m back, and eighth in the 50-m fly. Gabor finished first in the 50-, 100-, 200-, 400- and 800-m free, second in the 1,500-m free, third in the 100-m fly and fifth in the 50-m fly.

Kirsten Berube, competing in her first long course meet, made three AAA times in the female 11-12 age group. She finished eighth in the 50-m free and made the B finals in two other events, setting six personal best times.

Kimberly Holmes swam in B finals in three events and Haley Bielz achieved a personal best time in the 50-m back.

Other results at the Hyack included:

Female 13-14

Molly Purser

8th 800 free

Female 15-17

Erin O'Connor

4th 50-m breast

5th 100-m breast

6th 100-m back

7th 50-m fly

Ariana Edelman

6th 50-m back

7th 100-m back

Male 15-17

Brendan Zrum

6th 50-m free

6th 50-m fly

8th 200-m free

Geoffrey Thompson

3rd 800-m free

8th 1500-m free

Tanner Cassidy

2nd 800-m free

Alan Lebedoff

6th 50-m back

Francis Aubin

8th 50-m back

Male 18-and-over

Spencer Edelman

3rd 100-m back

3rd 100-m fly

5th 50-m fly

6th 100-m free

8th 50-m free

Gabor will compete in Baltimore, Maryland early in June, in an elite age group and senior meet. At the end of June, a number of Yukon swimmers will travel to Vancouver for the Lower Mainland Regional AA Championships.