2013-2014

Lightning Fast programs through VikesRec are available now for registration.  Check out the Lightning Fast page on the PCS Website for a full list of summer programs and links to the registration information. Come swim with us in the summer sun!

Well Day 3 of the 2014 Hyack Youth Festival wrapped up on Sunday and PCS swimmers had a great day in the pool!

Our second night of the Hyack meet started with the 200m Freestyle Relays where our 13-14 year old girls finished 6th.

Next up was Michael Schmidt who finished 1st in the Boys 11&U 200m Fly with a time of 2:55.48, dropping 4 seconds off his morning swim.

Then it was was Darius Morrison who finished 6th in the Boys 11&U 100m Backstroke with a new best time of 1:20.10.

The swimmers competing at the Hyack Youth Festival had a successful first day. There are 452 swimmers in the meet.

The first morning session was very good to the Pacific Coast swimmers with all but four swims best times LC. 80% best times in the morning is very good practice in preparation for VIR, AAA, and Age Group nationals. These events require good morning swimming to make the finals.

The evening session started with 4x50 medley relay. Our one relay 13/14 girls placed 4th.

Approximately 400 swimmers from around British Columbia will be coming to Saanich Commonwealth Place on the Apil 25-27, 2014 weekend to compete in UVPCS's annual Wavemaker swim meet.

If you have never been to Wavemaker before, this is a very fun meet with a tropical theme for both the pool decorations and the attire of the officials.

Marty the Marmot paid a visit to C-group at UVic's McKinnon Pool earlier this week to check out the UVPCS Swim-a-Thon activities.  See some more photos on Marty's Facebook Page.

Swim-a-Thon activities wrap up today but the donations website will remain open until April 30th.

Aimeson King represented PCS and Canada this past Saturday at the Fran Crippen Cup open water swimming competition in Fort Myers, Florida, coming in 10th (4th Canadian) in a strong field of 30 swimmers. Alexander Meyer of the U.S. won the gold medal Saturday clocking one hour, 52 minutes and 47.39 seconds.

It was one of Aimeson's better races as he continues to show solid improvement.

Way to go Aimeson!