Team BC competes at the Inaugural  Canada Cup Sixteen athletes from three clubs across one province have spent a year preparing for this moment. Now, Team BC's artistic swimmers are in Montreal, ready to make history at the first-ever  Canada Cup . A Year in the Making The journey to Montreal began almost a year ago, when swimmers from across British Columbia set out with one goal: to earn a place on Team BC. The selection process was tough and challenged every part of an...

Caprice Artistic Swimming Club athlete and coach Cindy Yoshida captured two gold medals at the 2026 Masters National Championships, held in Toronto in June. A longtime participant in artistic swimming, Yoshida continues to contribute to the sport both as a competitor and coach. Now in her second year on the coaching team at Caprice, she supports the development of young athletes while continuing to train and compete. According to Caprice coach Sidney Shindle, Yoshida's commitment and work...

BC Artistic Swimming extends its sincere thanks to Tanya Magee as she concludes more than ten years with the organization and the artistic swimming community in British Columbia. Since joining BCAS in 2015, Tanya has played a central role in supporting the growth and development of the sport across the province. As Sport Development Manager, she provided leadership across athlete development, coach and official pathways, club support, provincial competitions, and key programs...