Club Achievements
For decades, Winskill Dolphins has been developing swimmers who strive for excellence in and out of the pool. From provincial champions to national and international competitors, our athletes have built a proud tradition of dedication, teamwork, and achievement.
A Legacy of Excellence
2026
Judy Baker is lead coach for World Junior Open Water Championships in Argentina
2026
Winskill Dolphins place 2nd in the Small Club category at Summer Provincials
2026
Winskill Dolphins place 2nd in the Small Club category at Best of the West in Winnipeg
2026
Lead distance coach at the Swimming Canada National Junior Development Camp in Ocala, Florida
2025
On Track Club Ranking 9th in Canada
2025
Lead coach for the Next Gen Distance Camp in Australia where both Naomi Mynott and Abby McLeod participated
2025
Small Club Winter Provincial Champions
2025
SwimBC Female Coach of the Year
2025
Head Coach for the Junior World Games in Romania
2023-2025
Coaching Excellence Award
2023-2024
Youth National Coach of the Year
Swimmer / Alumni Spotlights
Markus Thormeyer
A standout Olympian (2016, 2020) and Commonwealth Games medalist. He is one of the most prominent international products from the Dolphins' program.
Noemie Thomas
Competed at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio and went on to swim in the NCAA for UC Berkeley.
Paul Zou
Transitioned his successful Dolphin career into collegiate swimming at the University of Pennsylvania.
Naomi Mynott
A standout athlete who has committed to swim NCAA Division 1 for West Virginia University where she is receiving a full ride scholarship to swim in the fall of 2027. Competed at the Canada Games Team who secured the Victor Davis Grant in 2026. A Swimming Canada High performance Scholarship recipient.
Zach McLeod
A decorated national junior development swimmer. After representing Canada at the World Junior Open Water Championships, he committed to Seton Hall University on an NCAA Division 1 scholarship.
Abigail McLeod
A standout performer who secured a Swimming Canada High Performance Centre (HPC) Scholarship. Recently, named to the Junior National team representing Canada at the Junior Pan Pacific Championships and the World Junior Open Water Championships in Argentina. Represented Canada at the 2025 World Junior Swimming Championships in Romania.
Tai Long Singh
A former nationally-carded athlete who committed to swim for Princeton University.
Kelly Qi
A standout athlete who has committed to swim for Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee.
Moments of Achievement









