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Participants take part in a 10-day leadership camp where they are introduced to detailed training in aquatics, lifetime leadership, nutrition and fitness. This program encourages participants to create a personal vision by providing opportunities in the areas of aquatics, lifesaving, scuba diving, first aid and recreational leadership.
UBC’s Hau-Li Fan was Canada’s top finisher at the first FINA Marathon Swim World Series of 2019, completing 10-kilometre event 22nd in the field of 80 swimmers from 25 countries.
Swimming Canada has selected Tina Hoeben, Mandi Smith, and Annie Wolfe to be among the twelve women from across Canada to take part in a Coaching Enhancement seminar entitled “Taking the Stage” in Ottawa on February 8-9, 2019.
The BC athletes in attendance at the 2018 Ontario Junior International meet in Toronto finished off the meet with more stellar results, with some more medals, and a provincial record.
Following up on an excellent first day of the competition, the fifteen-member contingent of Swim BC’s “Team BC” at the 2018 Ontario Junior International continued to deliver. In addition to the fifteen swimmers comprising “Team BC” at this meet, swimmers from HYACK, RAPID, COMOX, and SPART were also in attendance, making BC by far the most dominant province outside of the host Ontario.
