Synchro Canada invites Canadian coaches to apply for a coaching apprentice opportunity with Synchro Canada National Teams this summer. Please follow the application instructions to apply for the opportunity for which you are interested and available. Coaches must be able to [...]
Synchro Canada has joined with Respect in Sport to ensure that its programs continue to offer safe, healthy environments for all participants. Beginning in 2016, all Synchro Canada national team coaches, staff and athletes took part in the Respect in Sport [...]
Synchro Canada is pleased to welcome two high performance sport experts to its leadership team as it builds towards the 2020 and 2024 Olympic Games. Effective March 13, 2017, Julie Healy will take on the role of Chief Sport Officer (CSO). [...]
After a physically demanding National Team Trials at the end of November at its Centre of Excellence in Montreal, Synchro Canada is pleased to announce the athletes who have been named to its Senior National Team and Senior NextGen Team. One [...]
Canada’s Olympic Synchronized Swimming Duet of Jacqueline Simoneau, 20, Saint-Laurent, Quebec and Karine Thomas, 27, Gatineau, Quebec plans to compete again. This time the duo’s goal will be to represent Canada at the 2017 FINA World Championships next July in Budapest, [...]
Reporting to the CEO, the Chief Sport Officer (CSO) is a new position at Synchro Canada that has overall responsibility for designing and evaluating all elements of Synchro-in-Canada’s high performance system and for overseeing the implementation of the organization’s sport development [...]
Synchro Canada’s Centre of Excellence (COE) Trials get underway this week in Montreal. The event will run from November 24-27 at the Institut National du Sport (INS) du Québec, The 2016 Selection Trials consist of a number of different evaluations assembled [...]
More than 250 athletes will converge on the city of London, Ontario for the 2017 Synchro Canada Espoir Synchronized Swimming Championships. The athletes participating in the event will range in age from 11 to 15 and will come from across Canada [...]
What began as the simple joy of playing in the water as a young child led to an international athletic career when Annabelle Frappier started synchronized swimming at the age of 7. Drawn initially to the artistic side of the sport, she [...]
The second year of Synchro Canada’s Regional Training Centre (RTC) is underway in Toronto, Ontario. The Centre, a new model in high performance development, opened last September at the Toronto Pan Am SportCentre (TPASC) pool. Leading the coaching team for a second [...]
