Middlesex Swimming

Middlesex Swimming would like to congratulate Seamus Chan and Dominic Lee who raced at the 2026 Ontario Age Group Swimming Championships in Scarborough this past weekend as well as Georgia Teare for participating in her 2nd Swim For Heart event!!! 🏊‍♂️🏊‍♂️🏊‍♀️👏 Seamus and Dominic began racing this past Friday in Scarborough at the 2026 Ontario Age Group Swimming Championships 🏆 Again, this level of competition attracts the very best swimmers from all across Ontario as well as some swimmers from across Canada 🇨🇦 For Seamus in his only race of the weekend, he was only 0.04 from beating his personal best time in his 50m butterfly, which he set almost 2 years ago 👍 For Dominic he went onto qualify to swim again in finals within 2 of his races (50m freestyle & 50m butterfly) and swam to some new personal best times… Or was very close to his all-time personal bests in every race that he completed 💪 Congratulations Seamus and Dominic on your performance this past weekend and we look forward to seeing how you perform at future competitions in the near future!!! At the Swim For Heart Georgia Teare ended up completing her 2nd every LC 1500m freestyle where she beat her pervious best time of 22:48.42 from last year’s event by over a 1min with a 21:44.28 💪🌊 Also, we are excited to pass on that Georgia again set 5 club records within her 1500m freestyle that she completed this past Sunday, March 8th 🧭 Georgia ended up breaking her own records for the long course 100m + 200m + 400m + 800m (all within her 1500m freestyle) as well as the 1500m freestyle for women in the 30–34-year-old age category with her time of 21:44.28 🏁 Congratulations Georgia!!! 👏 The club would like to ensure that we provide our many thanks to Swim Ontario, the Etobicoke Olympian Masters Aquatic Club (EOMAC), and all of the other volunteer officials for helping to run these excellent swim meets this past weekend 🙏 To read the full swim meet reviews visit our website: https://www.gomotionapp.com/team/canms/page/news/568078/2026-ontario-age-group-swimming-championships—swim-for-heart-masters-swim-meet-reviews

Middlesex Swimming would like to congratulate our 2 Varsity swimmers Seamus Chan and Dominic Lee that raced at the 2026 MAC Winter Long Course Invitational this past weekend in Markham as they continue their pursuit to make Usports times and the men’s Western swim team again!!!! 🏊‍♂️🏊‍♂️🏁 Both Seamus and Dominic starting racing this past Friday in Markham at the Markham Pan Am Centre (MPAC) and were able to make finals at the swim meet 💪 Unfortunately, due to inclement weather (i.e. the big snow storm 🌨️ this past Sunday) they were not able to participate in finals on Sunday 😔 But nevertheless Dominic was still able to achieve a personal best time in his 100m butterfly twice (once in prelims and again in finals) and Seamus was able to be within striking distance of his personal best times, as he made his return to racing for the 1st time since last fall, which was exceptional to see 👏 Both Seamus and Dominic requalified in further events for the upcoming Ontario Age Group Championships in March at Scarborough and are continuing to look forward to the journey ahead as they get another step closer to achieving their end goals!

Congratulations on your performances this past weekend Seamus and Dominic and we look forward to seeing what you both are able to do next at future competitions 🙂

The club would like to ensure that we provide our many thanks to the Markham Aquatic Club (MAC) and all of the volunteer officials for helping to run this excellent competition for our swimmers this past weekend 🙏Additionally, the club would like to sincerely thank Eddie and Guillermo Toro from the North York Aquatic Club (Dominic’s home coach’s) for being Seamus’s and Dominic’s coaches at this competition, so that both young men can continue their individual pursuit’s of making Usport times and the Men’s Western Swimming Team again 🙏 To read the club’s full swim meet review visit our website: https://www.gomotionapp.com/team/canms/page/news/565378/2026-mac-winter-long-course-invitational-swim-meet-review