Canada Artistic Swimming is proud to announce that we are a recipient of $345,000 from the Community Sport for All Initiative (CSAI) grant program, facilitated by the Department of Canadian Heritage and the Government of Canada. The funding is part of [...]
In the midst of the controversy around safe sport issues in our organization, we wanted to share some of the changes and steps taken since 2016. We are aware that more needs to be done and we will continue to share information [...]
> Download Joint Statement from Markham Synchro Club, Synchro Swim Ontario and Synchro Canada The entire synchronized swimming community is in mourning after the tragic death of 10 year old Julianna Kozis on Sunday, July 22 during the Danforth shooting. Julianna [...]
OTTAWA, ON - Synchro Canada is extremely pleased to announce its recent partnership with TORQUE Strategies and Will Creative who will guide the organization through a re-brand exercise over the next several months. TORQUE Strategies was founded by the marketing and [...]
The athlete from Montreal finishes in 6th place in the solo free event and Team Canada sits in 7th after free routine prelims. Ottawa, ON - Montreal’s Jacqueline Simoneau, 20, finished the Solo competition in synchronized swimming at the 2017 FINA [...]
The Montreal-based team sits in 7th place in team tech event after today’s finals and Canada’s new duet qualifies for finals with its 7th place after free prelims. Ottawa, ON- Today in Budapest, Hungary, the Canadian team finished 7th in the Team [...]
When synchronized swimmers take to the pool at this year’s Canadian Open Championships, the event will have a brand new element added. It will be one of the seven events that make up the new FINA Synchronised Swimming World Series. This [...]
It’s a pretty typical day when Michael Andersen Jones drops off kids for an early (6:00 a.m.) morning practice, and then after working all day as a dental hygienist in St John’s, Newfoundland, he heads off to make sure one (or [...]
After 19 years dedicated to the sport of Synchronized Swimming, national team member Sandy Gill has announced her retirement. Originally from Coquitlam, British Columbia, Sandy Gill (view full bio here) fell in love with the sport when she was just eight [...]
Jade Warren of Gloucester Synchro kicked off the 2016 Canadian Espoir Synchronized Swimming Championships on Wednesday by ranking first in the all-important figures standings in the 13-15 age group. Warren topped the 235-entry field with a score of 71.1620 points. Teah [...]
