Kayla Sanchez Swims 51.7 in the 100 Free (SCM) As Thunderbirds Dominate with 12 Meet Records
The UBC women, led by star newcomer Kayla Sanchez, won their 14th Canada West Conference title in 15 seasons over the weekend.
University of Alberta To Cut Swimming Programs At End of 2024-25 Season
The school said the decision was made due to both financial issues and complications stemming from there not being a competitive swimming facility on campus.
Olympian Kayla Sanchez Crushes School Record in Her UBC Debut
2020 Olympian Kayla Sanchez is settling in to her new training grounds in Vancouver, back in Canada after swimming for the Philippines at the 2024 Olympics.
Maine Wins All But One Event In Season-Opening Sweep of New Brunswick
The University of Maine women won every single event against the Reds, while the Black Bear men won all but one race over the two-day contest.
University of Victoria’s McKinnon Pool Closing After 50 Years
McKinnon pool has served as an important training ground for Vikes varsity swimmers and Pacific Coast Swimming competitive programs for more than 50 years.
University of Victoria Coach Peter Vizsolyi Announces Retirement After 41 Years Leading Vikes
Ryan Clouston, who has spent the last 14 seasons as the assistant coach alongside Vizsolyi, has been appointed the program’s new head coach.
Toronto Sweeps U SPORTS Titles as Branton, Dongfang Take Down Meet Records
The Toronto women rallied from a 108.5-point deficit behind UBC on the final day of the U SPORTS Championships to claim their third national crown in a row.
U Sports Champs Day 2: Toronto Women Cut Into UBC’s Lead in Tight Team Battle
The second day of the U SPORTS Championships saw the Toronto men extend their lead while the Toronto women cut into UBC’s advantage on the women’s side.
