Prince Albert Sharks Shine at the Goldfins 50th Invitational 2026

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Zoe C. — Consistency and Excellence Zoe qualified for the finals in all her events, demonstrating remarkable consistency throughout the competition. She also achieved impressive AA time standards in: 50m Backstroke — 13&14 year-old girls 50m Butterfly — 13-year-old girls 200m Individual Medley — 13 year-old girls Zoe’s all-event final appearances and qualifying times highlight her dedication and continued development. Ethan E. — Strong Racing Across Four Events Ethan qualified for the finals in four events: 50m Backstroke 100m Backstroke 50m Freestyle 100m Freestyle His performances demonstrated versatility and the ability to compete strongly across backstroke and freestyle events. Obadiah G. — A Rising Talent to Watch Obadiah delivered an encouraging performance, achieving “AA” time standard 12 & 13-year-old boys and qualifying for the finals in both the 50m and 100m Breaststroke. His progress marks him as a promising swimmer to watch as he continues to develop his skills and competitive experience. Myla M. — Four Final Appearances Myla qualified for the finals in four events: 50m Freestyle 100m Butterfly 200m Individual Medley 100m Freestyle A fantastic achievement reflecting her commitment and competitive versatility! Rowan A. — A First A-Time Milestone Rowan celebrated an important personal milestone by achieving her first A time in the 50m Breaststroke,  14&15-year-old girls and qualified to Junior Provincial Swimming Championship. This achievement represents meaningful progress and an exciting step forward in her swimming development.

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Strong Performances Across the Team

Emsley H., Bell K., Maia L., Nadia M., William G., and Sophia W. also demonstrated strong and exceptional performances throughout the meet. Every swimmer contributes to the Sharks’ success. Their commitment, teamwork, and willingness to compete reflect the positive culture and continued development of the club.

Celebrating Progress and Looking Ahead

From Clara’s four-medal performance and high-performance points award to Zoe’s impressive finals record, Ethan’s multiple final appearances, Obadiah’s “AA” standards, Myla’s four finals, and Rowan’s first A time, the Sharks had plenty to celebrate.

These achievements reflect the importance of consistent training, technical development, perseverance, and competitive experience. Beyond medals and qualifying times, every race provides an opportunity to learn, improve, and build confidence. Congratulations to all our swimmers for representing the Prince Albert Sharks with pride.

Thank you to our coaches, families, and supporters for their continued commitment to our athletes.

Way to go, Sharks! We are incredibly proud of you!

Prince Albert Sharks Swim Club — Building skills, celebrating progress, and developing tomorrow’s champions.