Living up to it's expectations was going to be a challenge for day 3 of the 2022 Canada West Swim Championships, and did it ever deliver. Fans arrived at the Max Bell Aquatic Center on Sunday morning with a sense of anticipation for what the day was going to bring. A battle at the top of both genders in the team points category between the UBC Thunderbirds and the University of Calgary Dinos was top of mind, but also were the individual performances expected ..read more

The University of Calgary Dinos men's swim team has won the west. In a story of redemption after the Dinos men fell to the UBC Thunderbirds by just five points at the 2019 Championships, the Dinos men have finally claimed the conference championship banner and trophy with 924.5 points, topping UBC's 860 for the first time in a decade. The victory is the Dinos' first since the 2012-13 season, and marks Calgary's 21st Canada West men's swimming title, tying them with the Thunderbirds for the most in conference history ..read more

The University of Victoria women's and men's swimming teams captured third and fourth place at the Canada West Championships, respectively, Nov. 27 at the Max Bell Aquatic Centre ..read more

The University of Regina's swimming teams competed at the 2022 Canada West Championships over the weekend in Lethbridge, Alta. The men's team placed sixth in the overall standings with 183 team points, while the women finished eighth with 72 points. Matthew Syrgiannis had the men's top individual finish and was the team's top scorer overall. He qualified for the A final in the 400-metre individual medley, then finished that in a personal-best time of 4:24.17 to place sixth and score 13 points for the Cougars ..read more