By Prince Albert Sharks Swim Team

Hard Won Victories at ManSask Provincial Championship

Jul 14, 2025 | 11:05 AM

The Prince Albert Sharks Swim Club did not merely attend the prestigious ManSask Provincial Swimming Championships; they arrived with a quiet determination that led to many hard won victories.

The Winnipeg waters bore witness to speed, resilience, and incredible achievement as the Sharks achieved provincial swimming excellence.

Shattering Records of the Past:
In a moment that impressed the aquatic centre, Jaxen S. (13-14 Boys) unleashed a phenomenal swim in the 50m Freestyle. With great power, he clocked a time that demolished a club record standing defiantly for 20 years – a record set in 2005. This was is not just a victory; it is a testament to Jaxen’s dedication and talent.

Simultaneously, pulling through the demanding 200m Butterfly, Zoe C. (12 Girls) delivered an exhibition in endurance and technique. She shattered the existing club record, carving an impressive two seconds off the previous benchmark to establish a dazzling new standard. Zoe’s dominance wasn’t confined to the butterfly; her prowess was undeniable across the board.

The Sharks’ collective effort yielded an impressive collection of nine medals adorning the team colours – gold, silver, and bronze – each emblematic of relentless pursuit and achievement. Leading this glittering charge were two phenomenal athletes:

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1. Zoe C. (12 Girls): A true star of the meet, Zoe ascended the podium four times, claiming two Gold medals and two Silver medals. Her exceptional form earned her the honour of representing Team Sask in the 11-12 Girls Provincial Relay, where her contribution was instrumental in securing yet another Gold medal for the provincial team.

2. Ali D.: Demonstrating remarkable versatility and power, Ali secured an outstanding five medals: two Gold, one Silver, and two Bronze. Her exceptional performances garnered selection to represent Team Sask in the Provincial Para Swimming Relays. There, Ali’s talent shone brightly once more, helping her Team Sask relay claim the coveted Gold medal. Ali now sets her sights on the world stage, preparing to represent Team Canada at the World Para Swimming Championships in Singapore this fall.

Depth, Debuts, and Defining Moments
Beyond the podium finishes, the Sharks demonstrated remarkable depth. Clara, Ana, Jaxen, and Sophia showcased their competitive mettle by qualifying for coveted final spots across various events. A particularly inspiring debut came from Sophia, who, competing at her first ManSask Championships, displayed remarkable composure to qualify for the Finals in the demanding 100m Breaststroke.

The Sharks’ success transcends provincial borders. The club beams with pride as:
Clara G. and Ali D. prepare to represent Team Sask at the prestigious Canada Games. The entire Sharks nation wishes them the very best of luck.
Ali D. embarks on her journey to represent Team Canada on the global podium at the World Para Swimming Championships in Singapore. Her courage and skill inspire us all. Go Ali!

We extend our deepest gratitude To the unwavering parents and supporters, whose tireless dedication and passionate cheers form the bedrock of this team’s spirit.

Most profoundly, to the swimmers themselves . Your relentless dedication in training, your courage on the blocks, and your magnificent performances in Winnipeg embody the heart of the Sharks. You faced the province’s best and emerged triumphant, etching your names in club lore and carrying the banner of Prince Albert with immense pride.

Your hard work, sacrifice, and indomitable spirit have been spectacularly rewarded. The future is dazzlingly bright.

Way to Go, Sharks! Onwards and Upwards!