Bell Canadian Swimming Trials 2023

Mar 29, 2023

The six-day Trials run through Sunday at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre. A total of 623 athletes from 148 clubs across the country will be in action competing for spots on this summer’s national teams. Teams will be selected for:
  • World Aquatics Championships July 14-30 in Fukuoka, Japan
  • World Para Swimming Championships July 31-Aug. 6 in Manchester, England
  • World Junior Swimming Championships Sept. 4-9 in Netanya, Israel
  • Pan American Games Oct. 23-Nov. 5 in Santiago, Chile
Preliminary heats are at 9:30 a.m. each day, with finals sessions set for 6 p.m. All sessions are being streamed live on CBC Sports digital platforms. Live streams can be watched via the free CBC Gem streaming service, at cbcsports.ca and the CBC Sports app for iOS and Android devices. Former national team members Jasen Pratt and Brittany MacLean will return to provide commentary for all finals sessions. We would like the recognize BC athletes who have made Para, “A” or Junior Top 10 finals during the competition: Day 6
  • Nick Bennett (RAC) – Men 100m Backstroke Multi-Class Para Final
  • Sienna Angove (KCS) – Women 200m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Leila Fack (LOSC) – Women 200m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Emma O’Croinin (UBCT) – Women 200m Freestyle A Final
  • Laon Kim (HYACK) – Men 200m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Bill Dongfang (ISC) – Men 200m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Jeremy Bagshaw (ISC) – Men 200m Freestyle A Final
  • Adam Wu (SKSC/UNVAR) – Men 200m Freestyle A Final
  • Blake Tierney (UBCT) – Men 200m Freestyle A Final
  • James LeBuke (HPCVAN) – Men 200m Freestyle A Final
  • Collyn Gagne (SFA) – Men 200m Freestyle A Final
  • Danielle Hanus (RAPID) – Women 50m Butterfly Final
  • Eloise Allen (UBCT) – Women 50m Butterfly Final
  • Paige Korbely (HYACK) – Women 50m Butterfly Final
  • Leila Fack (LOSC) – Women 50m Butterfly Final
  • Justice Migneault (UBCT) – Men 50m Butterfly Final
  • Keir Ogilvie (UBCT) – Men 50m Butterfly Final
  • Padric McKervill (UVPCS) – Men 50m Butterfly Final
  • Julia Strojnowska (LOSC) – Female 800m Butterfly Top 10
Day 5
  • Calli Saunders (SPART) – Women 200m Backstroke Junior Final
  • Natascha Borromeo (WVOSC) – Women 200m Backstroke Junior Final
  • Katie Schroeder (LOSC) – Women 200m Backstroke A Final
  • Bridget Burton (ISC) – Women 200m Backstroke A Final
  • Thomas Caruso (SPART) – Men 200m Backstroke Junior Final
  • Paul Orogo (HYACK) – Men 200m Backstroke Junior Final
  • David Maibaun (RAPID) – Men 200m Backstroke Junior Final
  • Hugh McNeill (UBCT) – Men 200m Backstroke A Final
  • Raben Dommann (HPCVAN) – Men 200m Backstroke A Final
  • Blake Tierney (UBCT) – Men 200m Backstroke A Final
  • Marcus Mak (ISC/SFU) – Men 200m Backstroke A Final
  • Sienna Angove (KCS) – Women 400m IM Junior Final
  • Alexanne Lepage (VKSC) – Women 400m IM Junior Final
  • Ashley Ko (LOSC) – Women 400m IM Junior Final
  • Laon Kim (HYACK) – Men 400m IM Junior Final
  • Sergey Chernomorchenko (PSW) – Men 400m IM Junior Final
  • Justin Jung (HYACK) – Men 400m IM Junior Final
  • Bill Dongfang (ISC) – Men 400m IM Junior Final
  • Phoenix Hislop (LOSC) – Men 400m IM Junior Final
  • Collyn Gagne (SFA) – Men 400m IM A Final
  • Brodie Young (UBCT) – Men 400m IM A Final
  • Nick Bennett (RAC) – Men 200m IM Multi-Class Para Final
Day 4
  • Nick Bennett (RAC) – Men 100m Butterfly Para Multi-Class Final
  • Madisen Jacques (LOSC) – Women 200m Butterfly Junior Final
  • Harper Nevins (ISC) – Women 200m Butterfly Junior Final
  • Tiffany Tancon (HYACK) – Women 200m Butterfly Junior Final
  • Lily Zhang (VPSC) – Women 200m Butterfly A Final
  • Peter Huang (SKSC) – Men 200m Butterfly Junior Final
  • Zach McLeod (WDSC) – Men 200m Butterfly Junior Final
  • Tristan Govier (HST) – Men 200m Butterfly Junior Final
  • Bill Dongfang (ISC) – Men 200m Butterfly A Final
  • Adam Wu (SKSC) – Men 200m Butterfly A Final
  • Sienna Angove (KCS) – Women 100m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Leila Fack (LOSC) – Women 100m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Emma O’Croinin (UBCT) – Women 100m Freestyle A Final
  • Laon Kim (HYACK) – Men 100m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Lochlan Rogers (ISC) – Men 100m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Peter Morch (NRST) – Men 100m Freestyle Junior Final
  • James LeBuke (HPCVAN) – Men 100m Freestyle A Final
  • Alexanne Lepage (VKSC) – Women 50m Breatstroke Final
  • Eloise Allen (UBCT) – Women 50m Breatstroke Final
  • James Dergousoff (HPCVAN) – Men 50m Breatstroke Final
  • Justice Migneault (UBCT) – Men 50m Breatstroke Final
Day 3
  • Sienna Angove (KCS) – Women 50m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Leila Fack (LOSC) – Women 50m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Laon Kim (HYACK) – Men 50m Freestyle Junior Final
  • James LeBuke (HPCVAN) – Men 100m Butterfly A Final
  • Macey Larson (LOSC) – Women 100m Breaststroke Junior
  • Valentina Kolytchev (HST) – Women 100m Breaststroke Junior
  • Alexanne Lepage (VKSC) – Women 100m Breaststroke A Final
  • Adam Jozsa (WVOSC) – Men 100m Breaststroke Junior Final
  • Justin Jung (HYACK) – Men 100m Breaststroke Junior Final
  • James Dergousoff (HPCVAN) – Men 100m Breaststroke A Final
  • Justin Migneault (UBCT) – Men 100m Breaststroke A Final
  • Alexanne Lepage (VKSC) – Women 200m IM Junior Final
  • Sienna Angove (KCS) – Women 200m IM A Final
  • Sergey Chernomorchenko (PSW) – Men 200m IM Junior Final
  • David Maibaum (RAPID) – Men 200m IM Junior Final
  • Phoenix Hislop (LOSC) – Men 200m IM Junior Final
  • Collyne Gagne (SFA) – Men 200m IM A Final
  • Brodie Young (UBCT) – Men 200m IM A Final
  • Laon Kim (HYACK) – Men 200m IM A Final
Day 2
  • Eloise Allen (UBCT) – Women 50m Backstroke Final
  • Katie Schroeder (LOSC) – Women 50m Backstroke Final
  • Lily Zhang (VPSC) – Women 100m Butterfly Junior Final
  • Danielle Hanus (RAPID) – Women 100m Butterfly A Final
  • Leila Fack (LOSC) – Women 100m Butterfly A Final
  • Tristian Govier (HST) – Men 100m Butterfly Junior Final
  • Keir Ogilvie (UBCT) – Men 100m Butterfly A Final
  • Bill Dongfang (ISC) – Men 100m Butterfly A Final
  • Julia Strojnowska (LOSC) – Women 1500m Freestyle Top 10 (Timed Final)
  • Laon Kim (HYACK) – Men 800m Freestyle Top 10 (Timed Final)
  • Nick Bennett (RAC) – Men 200m Freestyle Para Multi-Class Final
Day 1
  • Ken Stroud (RAPID) – Men 100m Breaststroke Multi-Class Para
  • Macey Larson (LOSC) – Women 100m Breaststroke Junior Final
  • Valentina Kolytchev (HST) – Women 100m Breaststroke Junior Final
  • Phoenix Hislop (LOSC) – Men 100m Breaststroke Junior Final
  • James Dergousoff (HPCVAN) – Men 100m Breaststroke A Final
  • Brodie Young (UBCT) – Men 100m Breaststroke A Final
  • Justin Jung (HYACK) – Men 100m Breaststroke A Final
  • Justin Migneault (UBCT) – Men 100m Breaststroke A Final
  • Brayden Hemeon (UBCT) – Men 100m Breaststroke A Final
  • Natascha Borromeo (WVOSC) – Women 100m Backstroke Junior Final
  • Danielle Hanus (RAPID) – Women 100m Backstroke A Final
  • Paul Orogo (HYACK) – Men 100m Backstroke Junior Final
  • Kevin Kong (HYACK) – Men 100m Backstroke Junior Final
  • Thomas Caruso (SPART) – Men 100m Backstroke Junior Final
  • Bill Dongfang (ISC) – Men 100m Backstroke Junior Final
  • Tristan Govier (HST) – Men 100m Backstroke Junior Final
  • Parker Cameron (KCS) – Men 100m Backstroke Junior Final
  • Blake Tierney (UBCT) – Men 100m Backstroke A Final
  • Raben Dommann (HPCVAN) – Men 100m Backstroke A Final
  • Hugh McNeill (UBCT) – Men 100m Backstroke A Final
  • Collyn Gagne (SFA) – Men 100m Backstroke A Final
  • Julia Strojnowska (LOSC) – Women 400m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Sienna Angove (KCS) – Women 400m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Maria Saldana Riebeling (CDSC) – Women 400m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Emma O’Croinin (UBCT) – Women 400m Freestyle A Final
  • Laon Kim (HYACK) – Men 400m Freestyle Junior Final
  • Jeremy Bagshaw (ISC) – Men 400m Freestyle A Final
  • Adam Wu (SKSC/UNVAR) – Men 400m Freestyle A Final
   
2023 NORTH AMERICAN INDIGENOUS GAMES

2023 NORTH AMERICAN INDIGENOUS GAMES

Feb 28, 2023

The 2023 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) will be held this summer in Halifax, Nova Scotia July 15 – 23rd. The games are host to 5,000 athletes across 16 sports. Indigenous swimmers with a birth year 2010 to 2004 are eligible. Athletes who are interested must declare their interest this week. There will be two upcoming information sessions:

BC Provincial Champs – Saanich Commonwealth Place Friday March 3rd, 3:00 pm Meeting Location to be Announced Zoom Call Thursday, March 9th, 7:00 pm https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8630677862?pwd=TjM0QnNIdlBoa09sK3cvQXpkenpxUT09

The expression of interest form is available on the ISPARC website. Please follow the directions on the site to set-up your account and express interest this week. (Please note that the March 1st deadline has been extended by a few days.) More Information 
UVic to host U SPORTS Swimming Championships at Commonwealth Pool

UVic to host U SPORTS Swimming Championships at Commonwealth Pool

Feb 8, 2023

VICTORIA – The University of Victoria will host upwards of 25 universities and 300 athletes from across the country at the 2023 U SPORTS Swimming Championships taking place at Commonwealth Pool from February 23-25. Canada’s best university swimmers will take to Victoria’s Commonwealth Pool in search of top times, personal bests, and a national championship banner—come watch champions in the making.  VOLUNTEER The event organizers are still in search of volunteers for all three days. Anyone who is interested in participating, please sign up here. TICKETS Tickets are only required for the finals. Preliminaries will be open to the public on a first come first serve basis. Tickets will be available online and in person at CARSA Membership Services at the University of Victoria, as well as at Saanich Commonwealth Place 1.5 hours prior to the final session starting. Event schedule can be found on the ticketing page.  

Jacob Brayshaw Breaks National Para Records

Dec 20, 2022

Jacob Brayshaw of the KISU Swim Club shaved over 11 seconds off his own record by finishing the S2 50-metre freestyle in 1:49.37 seconds during the morning preliminaries. He swam the final in 1:51.71. It was the fifth record of the meet for the 20-year-old Vernon resident, who lives with muscular dystrophy. He also set new standards in the 50 and 100-m backstroke S2 and 100 and 200-m freestyle S2. Brayshaw also had a top time of 1:55.61 in the 50-m breaststroke SB2. Congrats Jacob!! What an incredible achievement.

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