Stettler Para-Athlete David Bursik Breaks National Record at Alberta Summer Games
Bursik, coached by his father, cut nearly a full second from a 2002 mark and is eyeing future Paralympic competition.
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Stettler para-athlete David Bursik breaks national record at Alberta Summer Games
A 16-year-old Stettler swimmer has had a wild season. At the beginning of the 2025-26 swimming season, David Bursik and his coach, who is also his father, Jarek Bursik, set several goals. As the season went on, and young David surpassed each goal, the duo ended up having to reset those goals throughout the year. The younger Bursik earned several medals throughout the year and, in doing so, managed to secure fast enough times to earn him a slot a…
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Record swim at Summer Games brings athlete closer to Paralympic dreams
History was made at Millennium Place on Saturday, July 18 as 16-year-old swimmer, David Bursik from Castor, AB broke the Para S13 Canadian national record for 50m breaststroke as well as the Alberta Summer Games record.
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