RECORDS

BC MASTERS RECORDS
BC Records
Your times are captured automatically at all sanctioned meets in BC.
Records from the Provincial meet can be found in the results. They will be added to the above record sheets as time allows. The records above are current as of August 20, 2025.
If you believe a record is missing, please get in touch with Carrie at Swim BC: carrie.matheson@swimbc.ca
CANADIAN, & WORLD RECORDS
For Canadian records, please submit the appropriate form to the Meet Manager as directed in the meet package for the meet in which you will attempt the record swim. It is essential to inform the Meet Manager that you will be attempting a record and specify which record you aim to break/set.
- Canadian Record Form (meets within Canada)
Canadian Records
Online at
Swim Rankings (search by gender, age, and LC or SC). Due to the challenges of the new Swimming Canada registration system (REMS), there may be a delay in posting the records.
World Records
World records can be found on the World Aquatics website.
For all World Record attempts: download this form and obtain all required signatures and documentation at the meet (inform the Meet Manager ahead of time of your intentions).
INTERNATIONAL RESULTS
You must be representing your Canadian club to be eligible for Provincial and Canadian Records.
Provincial Records
To have results from outside Canada included in Swimming Canada's Results and Event Management System (REMS) and be eligible for Provincial Records, swimmers need to complete an online form. Please use the following link to submit your results: Submit Results Form
Swimmers will need the following information to successfully complete the form:
- Swimming Canada ID number
- Meet Name
- Start and End Date
- Course Length (SCM or LCM)
- Sanction number of the event (not required but if known please add)
- Host Country
- City, Prov/State
- Host Club Name
- PDF of the meet package
- Meet result file (Hytek (CL2 or ZIP) or Splash (SD3)). Ask for this file from the Meet Manager.
Canadian Records
If a Canadian record is broken at a meet outside the country:
- The swimmer would need to follow the above procedure to submit the results.
- As well, have the Host Club’s meet manager submit the specific event paperwork through the online Canadian Record Application Form