The Prince Albert Sharks Swim Club philosophy is that swimming provides an opportunity for group participation, and friendship, as well as positive physical and emotional development.
The Club believes that competitive swimming is a 'sport for all' with no restrictions as to age, gender or race for participation.
The Prince Albert Sharks’ Swim Club offers both pre-competitive and competitive programs. There are approximately 70 members in the club. The club is looking for an organized and energetic individual with NCCP level two or higher training to take over head coaching duties for the next swimming season. For more information, please refer to the job posting below.
From Red Cross and the Respect in Sport Program:
This article by Lori A. Gano-Overway, Ph.D. comes to us from the Sport Information Resource Centre.
Swimming Canada has announced some new rules for Canadian (not Fina) competition. For more information, read the article on the Swimming Canada Web Site.
See archived stories about the Prince Albert Sharks in the Daily Herald.
New Fina Swimsuit rules took effect on September 1, 2009. For more information, read the article on the Swimming Canada web site.
The Prince Albert Sharks are delighted to welcome a new coach to the team. Sharon Lyons is a Level 2 NCCP Certified coach who will be working with the Swim Quest Level 2 program on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
We could not keep afloat without all of our sponsors!
Our thanks to our platinum sponsors: Prince Albert Inn, Broda Group of Companies, One Arrow First Nation, Gray's Funeral Chapel, Summit Physiotherapy and Fitness, Canadian Tire, Holash Logue McCullagh.
