
Some swimming clubs aim to prepare swimmers mainly for competitions and professional swimming goals. Our club aims for a similar standard of swimming excellence without the pressure of regular competitions and meets.

Our trained coaches focus and strive to fine tune all aspects of the sport including diving, turning, stroke detailing, to preparing for a swim meet.

Our club offers swimming as an athletic endeavour. Kids (and adults!) who are already at home in the pool and can swim independently can hone their skills, discipline and mastery of swimming.

We make time for fun games, family activities, and mini meets. This enables our amazing swimmers to get to know each other and celebrate their success.

Participation goes beyond mere attendance; it involves active involvement, enthusiasm, and a genuine commitment to the task at hand.

Teamwork is the cornerstone of success in any collaborative endeavor. It is the collective effort of individuals coming together, pooling their skills, knowledge, and resources to achieve a common goal.

Sportsmanship is the embodiment of integrity, respect, and fair play in the realm of sports. It goes beyond mere skill or winning; it encompasses the values that elevate competition to a higher level.

Proficiency is achieved through dedicated practice, continuous learning, and a deep understanding of the subject matter. It goes beyond basic knowledge and involves a refined level of proficiency that enables individuals to perform complex tasks or solve intricate problems.
While there are pools that offer swimming lessons for kids who are just getting comfortable in the water, our club offers swimming as an athletic endeavour. Kids (and adults!) who are already at home in the pool and can swim independently can hone their skills, discipline and mastery of swimming.
Spartans Aquatic Club is based out of the Fritz Sick Memorial Pool and offers non-competitive swim sessions from September to May. Our trained coaches focus and strive to fine tune all aspects of the sport including diving, turning, stroke detailing, to preparing for a swim meet. They also work on endurance and incorporate stretching routines. We also make time for fun games, family activities, and mini meets. This enables our amazing swimmers to get to know each other and celebrate their success.
Some swimming clubs aim to prepare swimmers mainly for competitions and professional swimming goals. Our club aims for a similar standard of swimming excellence without the pressure of regular competitions and meets.
We can summarize all that in our mission statement:
The Spartans Aquatic Club is a local non-profit organization that is committed to developing and producing high performance and competitive swimmers at all levels, emphasizing individual progress, team unity and family participation.
SEE YOU AT THE POOL!!!


Hi, I’m Junior Coach Becca! I started swimming with the Spartans when I was seven years old, and I am now working as a Junior Coach! As a Junior Coach, I am usually off to the side learning, observing, and writing lesson plans, and sometimes I even get to coach all by myself (with supervision in case I have a question or need help).
It is such a great opportunity to get to know and coach all of your awesome swimmers.
Hi, I’m Junior Coach Becca! I started swimming with the Spartans when I was seven years old, and I am now working as a Junior Coach! As a Junior Coach, I am usually off to the side learning, observing, and writing lesson plans, and sometimes I even get to coach all by myself (with supervision in case I have a question or need help).
It is such a great opportunity to get to know and coach all of your awesome swimmers.

Say hello to Coach Kennedy! She’s been teaching swimming lessons for over three years and brings a strong background in competitive swimming with the Lethbridge Orcas and JLC with the Mantas. Kennedy holds her Lifesaving Instructor, Swim Instructor, and Sport Coach certifications, and she’s ready to share her love of the water with the team.
Her favourite stroke to coach? Breaststroke — it was her main event as a competitive swimmer, and she loves both the challenge and the calm rhythm of the stroke. Kennedy enjoys working with all age groups, building strong connections while helping swimmers grow, improve, and reach their goals through clear feedback and encouragement. Her philosophy: “You can improve at anything as long as you put the work in and believe you can accomplish it.”
Outside of coaching, Kennedy’s never far from the water, and you can almost always spot her with something pink (her favourite colour!). She also collects keychains from her travels and from friends and family, each one a little reminder of a place or memory.
This season, Kennedy is excited to meet new swimmers, build bonds with the team, and work alongside her fellow coaches to make it a season to remember.
Say hello to Coach Kennedy! She’s been teaching swimming lessons for over three years and brings a strong background in competitive swimming with the Lethbridge Orcas and JLC with the Mantas. Kennedy holds her Lifesaving Instructor, Swim Instructor, and Sport Coach certifications, and she’s ready to share her love of the water with the team.
Her favourite stroke to coach? Breaststroke — it was her main event as a competitive swimmer, and she loves both the challenge and the calm rhythm of the stroke. Kennedy enjoys working with all age groups, building strong connections while helping swimmers grow, improve, and reach their goals through clear feedback and encouragement. Her philosophy: “You can improve at anything as long as you put the work in and believe you can accomplish it.”
Outside of coaching, Kennedy’s never far from the water, and you can almost always spot her with something pink (her favourite colour!). She also collects keychains from her travels and from friends and family, each one a little reminder of a place or memory.
This season, Kennedy is excited to meet new swimmers, build bonds with the team, and work alongside her fellow coaches to make it a season to remember.