A reminder that this evening’s workout (Wednesday, May 31 – 8:30-9:30pm) is the last workout of the 2022-2023 Regular Season.
Our summer season begins this Sunday, June 4 (9:15-10:45am), at Fred Broadstock outdoor pool (15720 105 Ave NW).
A reminder that this evening’s workout (Wednesday, May 31 – 8:30-9:30pm) is the last workout of the 2022-2023 Regular Season.
Our summer season begins this Sunday, June 4 (9:15-10:45am), at Fred Broadstock outdoor pool (15720 105 Ave NW).
Many club records were broken at the “2023 Speedo Canadian Masters Championships” and the Records and Rankings page has been updated accordingly!
If you notice that a club record hasn’t been updated correctly, please send an email to edmontonmastersswimclub@gmail.com and we’ll get it fixed!
Please be advised that the Wednesday evening workouts for the remainder of the regular season (May 10, 17, 24, and 31) will be held one half hour earlier from 8:30-9:30pm.
Registration for the 2023 EMSC Summer Season is now open to all current members of EMSC (2022-2023 Regular Season). Current members will have two weeks to register and submit their payment before registration opens to everyone on May 15, 2023. Registration is not confirmed until payment is received in full. Please keep in mind that we are limited to 6 SC lanes in the outdoor pools, so registration will close once a maximum of 36 registrants/session is reached. EVENING SESSIONS are NOW FULL (as of May 15th 2023)
More details regarding workouts and costs as well as the link to the registration form can be found on the Summer Season Registration page of our website: https://edmontonmasters.org/registration/summer-season/.
EMSC is currently leading the country in the National “CB (Christian Berger) Value Points” Race!
You can find much more information, including top twenty rankings by age group, leading swimmers (regardless of age), and best swims here – scroll down to see all the information.
You can access the entire “Statsman” site here. An interesting article from April 2000 about the scoring tables used to assign “CB Value Points” can be found here.
To find out more about Christian Berger, a post from 2012 can be found here.