2026 Canadian Swimming Trials
- July 5-9, 2026
- Montreal, Canada — Montreal Olympic Pool
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While the Commonwealth Games roster was already announced, this week’s Canadian Swimming Trials is the official selection meet for the 2026 Pan Pac Championships.
The priority for selection, in simple terms is as as follows:
- A Finals event winners
- Fastest four eligible in the men’s and women’s 100 and 200 freestyles
- Swimmers who have hit the World Aquatics “A” standard this week will be put into the 2025 World Rankings and added to the team until 24 women and 24 men are chosen
- If spots remain, 2nd place finishers will be ranked based on proximity to the World Aquatics “A” standard and added to the team until the roster hits 24 women and 24 men.
There is also an “unforeseen circumstances” clause that allows the Selection Committee to change the roster as they see fit.
For now, we’ll track priorities 1, 2, and 3; if priority 4 looks like it will be relevant, we’ll start tracking those World Rankings later in the meet as well.
Among the additions to the roster on day 2 is 16-year-old Reina Liu, who is trained in the United States in North Carolina but has chosen to represent Canada internationally. This will be her first senior international appointment for Canada after representing the country at Junior Pan Pacs last year.
Several other American-trained swimmers joined the party on Day 2, including Lorne Wigginton with his Canadian Record in the 400 IM (Michigan), Ruslan Gaziev (Ohio State), and possibly Tristan Jankovics (also Ohio State).
Event Winners (11 New Swimmers)
- Ella Jansen, Etobicoke/Tennessee – W 200 free (1:57.58)
- Lorne Wiggington, Etobicoke/Michigan – M 200 free (1:47.37)
- Taylor Ruck, High Performance Center Vancouver – W 100 back (58.37)
- Blake Tierney, High Performance Center Vancouver – M 100 back (53.63)
- Summer McIntosh, Unattached/University of Texas – W 200 fly (2:01.65)
- Anton Semenyuk, High Performance Center Ontario – M 200 fly (1:57.84)
- Aiden Kirk, High Performance Center Vancouver – M 800 free (8:03.64)
- Summer McIntosh, Unattached/University of Texas – W 400 IM (4:27.35)
- Lorne Wiggington, Etobicoke/University of Michigan – M 400 IM (4:11.32)
- Taylor Ruck, HPC Vanocuver – W 100 Free (53.06)
- Ruslan Gaziev, Unattached/Ohio State – M 100 Free (48.69)
- Kylie Masse, Toronto Swim Club – W 50 Back (27.35)
- Javier Acevedo, HPC Ontario – M 50 Back (25.10)
Relay Swimmer Additions (11 New Swimmers)
- Women’s 200 free:
- Summer Cardwell, PCSC/Louisville (1:58.01)
- Sienna Angove, Kamloops/Ohio State (1:58.11)
- Emma O’Croinin, HPC Vancouver (1:58.51)
- Men’s 200 free:
- Laon Kim, UCSC (1:47.56)
- Ethan Ekk, Unattached/Stanford (1:47.56)
- Finlay Knox, HPC Vancouver (1:48.40)
- Women’s 100 free
- Sarah Fournier, CAMO (54.75)
- Leah Tigert, Toronto Swim Club (54.76)
- Reina Liu, Unattached/TAC Titans (54.94)
- Men’s 100 free
- Antoine Sauve, CAMO (49.16)
- Finlay Knox, HPC Vancouver (49.20)
- Yuri Kisil, HPC Vancouver (49.21)
Non-Winners Who Hit “A” Times (4 New Swimmers)
- Summer Cardwell, PCSC/Louisville, W 200 free (1:58.01) – Duplicate
- Sienna Angove, Kamloops/Ohio State, W 200 free – 1:58.11 – Duplicate
- Kylie Masse, Toronto Swim Club, W 100 back – 58.87
- Ingrid Wilm, HPC Vancouver, W 100 back – 59.21
- Madison Kryger, HPC Ontario, W 100 back – 59.59
- Raben Dommann, M 100 back – 53.79
- Ella Jansen, Etobicoke/Tennessee – W 400 IM (4:38.17)
- Tristan Jankovics, Royal City Aquatics/Ohio State – M 400 IM (4:16.57)
- Ingrid Wilm, HPC Vancouver – W 50 Back (27.82)
First 3 Priorities – Roster After Day 1
Names in Italics are not yet confirmed
Women (13):
- Ella Jansen
- Taylor Ruck
- Summer McIntosh
- Kylie Masse
- Summer Cardwell
- Sienna Angove
- Emma O’Croinin
- Sarah Fournier
- Leah Tiger
- Reina Liu
- Ingrid Wilm
- Madison Kryger
- Raben Dommann
Men (11):
Congratulations Reina! We are happy to have you on the senior Canadian team!🍁