2025 U Sports Championships: Kayla Sanchez Adds 3 Golds, 2 Meet Records for UBC on Day 2

Kapampangan pride and 2019 Most Outstanding Kapampangan for Sports Kayla Noelle Sanchez once again proved her mettle after being named “Swimmer of the Year” at the 2025 U Sports Swimming Championships held in Toronto, Canada on March 6-8. Photo from kaylasanchez/Instagram Sanchez, representing the University of British Columbia (UBC) Thunderbirds, won 7 gold medals— four from the individual events of 100m and 200m freestyle, and three from the …

McMaster swimming shows resilience at 2025 U SPORTS Championships - McMaster University Athletics

TORONTO, Ont. – The McMaster Marauders swimming team travelled to Varsity Pool from March 6-8 for the 2025 U SPORTS Swimming Championships.

O’Connor shines at U SPORTS Championships, earns first national medal for Brock's swimming program since 2002 - Brock University Athletics

Tatum O'Connor helped break a 22-year drought for the Brock Badgers swimming program.

Edmonton sprint phenom stuns with U Sports title in rookie season - Canadian Running Magazine

The University of Guelph's Dianna Proctor clocked the fifth-fastest U23 time in Canadian history The post Edmonton sprint phenom stuns with U Sports title in rookie season appeared first on Canadian Running Magazine.

2025 U Sports Championships: Kayla Sanchez Adds 3 Golds, 2 Meet Records for UBC on Day 2

By Nicole Miller on SwimSwam 2025 U SPORTS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS March 6-8, 2025 Toronto, Ontario Defending Champions: Women – Toronto (3x) Men – Toronto (1x) Start Times: 9:30 am prelims / 5:30 pm finals (ET) SCM (25 meters) Meet Central Live Results on Meet Mobile Live Stream The UBC Thunderbirds continued their strong meet on Day 2 of the 2025 U Sports Championships with the team taking down 5 meet records. Kayla Sanchez, who has represent…

Records fall and T-Birds remain dominant on day two of U SPORTS swimming championships - University of British Columbia Athletics

TORONTO - The UBC Thunderbirds remained dominant on day two of the 2025 U SPORTS Swimming National Championships, a day where the pool was fast and six total U SPORTS national records were broken and the 'Birds women's and men's teams remained on top of the overall standings.