2024 Speedo Canadian Swimming Championships Wrap Up

2024 Speedo Canadian Swimming Championships

BC Summary

Provincial Breakdown “By the Numbers”

  • Number of BC swimmers competing: 161
  • Number of clubs represented: 25
  • Average # of swimmers per club: 6.4
  • Average # of swims per swimmer: 4.1
  • Highest % of swimmers from BC in an event: 34% – W400 IM
  • Lowest % of swimmers from BC in an event: 6% – M3km Free OW
  • Largest BC club: OS – 34 swimmers / 33 events / 22 A finals / 19 B finals

Provincial Scoring (Olympic events only):
    1. ON     13114.50
    2. QC     8677
    3. BC     868
    4. AB     5622.50
    5. MB    334
    6. NL     267.50
    7. SK    269
    8. NS    209
    9. NB    202
Swim BC congratulates all swimmers and coaches competing and excelling at the 2024 Speedo Canadian Swimming Championships.  We also pass along our profound thanks to all the supportive parents, clubs and officials who made the swimmers dreams of attending the 2024 Speedo Canadian Swimming Championships a reality.

Strong Contingent of BC Swimmers to compete at the Speedo Canadian Swimming Championships

The Speedo Canadian Swimming Championships kicks off July 24th in Toronto with a strong BC presence. Among the 929 swimmers from across Canada attending, 161 BC swimmers representing 25 BC swim clubs will see action. Pool events will be held at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre over 6 days, Open Water events will be conducted on July 30that the Welland International Flatwater Centre.

With the Canadian Olympic Team now in Paris in final preparations for their Olympic swims (opening ceremonies are July 26th), the Canadian Swimming Championships present a significant opportunity for the “next generation” to challenge for podium positions and experience winning at the national level.

The top BC clubs attending include:

Olympians Swimming (Langley / Burnaby – 34 swimmers) Island Swim Club Victoria – 18 swimmers) Kelowna AquaJets (Kelowna – 12 swimmers) Canadian Dolphin Swim Club (Vancouver – 11 swimmers) Hyack Swim Club (New Westminster – 11 swimmers) Vancouver Pacific Swim Club (Vancouver – 10 swimmers)

You can track the BC results through the Swimming Canada website. The competition site is here:

https://www.swimming.ca/en/events-results/events/2024-speedo-canadian-swimming-championships/

And Live Results can be found here:

https://results.swimming.ca/2024_Speedo_Canadian_Swimming_Championships/

Good luck and strong swims to all swimmers!

2024 Summer BC Provincial Championship

Good luck to all the athletes competing at at the 2024 Summer BC Provincial Championship meet on July 11-14, 2024. Thank you to all officials and volunteers who have signed up to support this competition. Thank you to Kamloops Classic Swimming for hosting. For specific meet information see below:

For more information please use the following link.

For live streaming please visit the Swim BC YouTube Page

2024 Swim BC Summer Divisionals Information

Good luck to all of the athletes competing in the Swim BC 2024 Summer Divisionals.  Thank you to all of the officials and volunteers who have signed up to support these competitions, they could not happen without you!  For specific meet information see below:
Summer Divisionals – Island & Coastal Vancouver June 28-30 RAPIDS (Richmond) Click Here
Summer Divisionals – North & Interior June 21-23 VKSC (Vernon) Click Here
Summer Divisionals – Fraser & Vancouver June 28-30 SPART (Chilliwack) Click Here

Swim BC Announces Open Water Championships Cancellation 

With an abundance of caution, the Organizing Committee and Swim BC staff have decided to cancel the BC Open Water Championships. Originally scheduled for Friday, June 14th, the unseasonably cold spring has led to water temperatures falling below the thresholds set by Swimming Canada and World Aquatics rules.  The Competition Managers have been closely monitoring the temperature of the Sasamat Lake competition course. The temperature has consistently hovered between 15 to 16°C, which is below even the wetsuit threshold rules. Furthermore, the current weather forecast predicts overnight lows of 3°C and a high of 11°C on race day, with rain. These conditions have made it clear that canceling the event is the safest decision.  Swim BC prioritizes the well-being and safety of all participants. Although this cancellation is extremely inconvenient for participants, officials, and support personnel, we cannot ensure the safe delivery of the event under these conditions. We are deeply grateful for the efforts and leadership of the SFA organizing committee, particularly Paul and Miranda McNamara, and Open Water officiating expert Mike Stamhuis.  All entry fees will be refunded. We will contact all payees with refund information next week.   

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