BOARDWORKS
DIVING
To achieve
the goal of turning Victoria’s youth into international
diving champions, Boardworks provides children with an opportunity
to learn and train in an environment that is both
challenging and focused as well as fun and rewarding.
From entry level programs like OlympicGarten through to
Olympic and World Championship-level athletes, Boardworks’
coaching staff is dedicated to providing the very best
programs and training environment in order to meet the needs
and goals of every athlete.
Boardworks accomplishments
include:
Located on Vancouver Island
in the city of Victoria, Boardworks trains at Saanich
Commonwealth Place which was built for the 1994 Commonwealth
Games. Known as one of the premier diving facilities
in Canada and around the world, SCP provides Boardworks
athletes with the opportunity to train at a high quality
facility whose Commonwealth Games legacy focuses on
maintaining an internationally competitive facility in order
to assist high performance athletes achieve their
international goals.
- 2nd ranked junior team
in Canada for 12 years - 2nd ranked senior team
in Canada in 2007, 2008, 2009 & 2010, 2011 & 2012 - 7 Senior National
champions - 53 Senior National medals
- 26 Senior National medallists
- 11 Senior National team
members - 67 Junior National
titles - 19 Junior National
Champions - 167 Junior National
medals - 21 Junior National team
members - 1 World Champion
- 2 World Junior
Championship medallists - 2 Pan Am Games medallists
- 2 Olympic team members
at 3 Olympics - 4 World Championship
team members - 7 Canada Games medals
- 7 Junior Pan Am
Junior Championship medallists
Nineteen years ago
a vision for Boardworks was born.
That vision was to turn Victoria’s youth into
international champions. Consistently ranked as high
as the number two
diving club in Canada, that vision has become a reality.
Boardworks divers have now achieved championship or
medal-winning performances at almost every level of
competition and this year, Boardworks own Riley McCormick,
Victoria born and raised represented Canada at the 2008
Olympic Games in Beijing and the 2012 Olympic Games in
London.