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Participant

NameKelsey M Cochrane
ContingentTeam Saskatchewan
HometownSaskatoon
TypeAthlete
SportSynchronized Swimming

 

Results

Figures Female
CompetitionMonday, February 26, 200709:00Canada Games Centre
Team Female
Team: Saskatchewan
Final position: 5
CompetitionTuesday, February 27, 200718:00Canada Games Centre
Final competitionThursday, March 01, 200717:25Canada Games Centre

 

Biography

Age16
Height (ft, inches)5'4"
Weight (lb)120 lb
Language(s) spokenEnglish, French
Years I have participated in my sport
5
Club or School TeamSaskatoon Aqualenes
CoachLaurie Wachs
Position/Event/SportSynchronized Swimming
Other recent athletic or artistic accomplishments
I placed 3rd out of the team sask girls in our first competition, which was a good start of the season. I am also on the honor roll at my school, Marion. M. Graham.
Games or championships that I have participated in
Year Full name of competition/sport/event Placing
2006 Tier 6 Open Team Nationals 1st
2006 Tier 6 Open Westerns Figures 2nd
2006 Tier 6 Open Nationals Figures 10th
My goals for the 2007 Canada Winter Games
For Canada Games I hope to place top 20 in figures and in team I hope we place top 6. I also hope to meet many new people and make alot of new friends while I'm there.
My personal role model
My personal role model would be my grandmother. She has been diagonosed with cancer and still wakes up with a smile on her face every morning. She is extremly positive and doesn't let her sickness bring her down; it has only made her stronger.
Other information that could be of interest to the media
Last year, when I was in the middle of an intense training camp, I was diagonosed with epilepsy. I didn't let that slow down my training with the "why me's" I just continued as if everything was normal. I dont think this has made me a weaker athlete in any way, if anything I think it has made me stronger. I had one bad night when I cried a lot, then the next morning I got up and said to my mom, "I'm no different than I was before, I've been having seizures for a year already but didn't know what it was, now we just have a name for it, but I'm still the same person."