McMaster University Men's Swimming

Year by Year  2019-20: In the OUA Championships: Veronica Nichol placed third in the women's 200m backstroke, Isabella Lei placed third in women's 100m Freestyle, Mitch Muizelaar placed second in men's 1500m freesstyle, McMaster, (Nichol, Little, Zhou, Schlyter) placed third in womens 400m Freestlye Relay, McMaster (Mike Dereviankin, James Potma, Louis Sharland, Kevin Bagnell) finished third in the men's 200m freestyle relay, Ian Mackinnon secured third in the men's 200m free, Isabelle Lei placed second in women's 200m free, Cameron Johnsen took home silver in men's 100m breaststroke, McMaster (Erin Anderson, Katherine Toy, Megan Romkes, Isabelle Lei) places third in women's 400m medley relay, Emma Schlyter placed third in women's 400m freestyle, Cameron Johnsen placed third in men's 200m breaststroke, Veronica Nichol placed took home silver at the women's 100m backstroke event, Ian Mackinnon placed third in men's 100m backstroke, Kevork Baghdassarian came third in the men's 200m butterfly event, Isabelle Lei placed third in women's 50m freestyle, and both women and men's 800m freestyle relay teams podium finished with silver at the OUA Championship. In the U SPORTS Championships: Megan Romkes finished eighth overall in women's 200m butterfly, Cameron Johnsen came away from the 200m breaststroke with a 10th place finish, in the women's and men's 100m backstroke Veronica Nichol finished 10th and Ian Mackinnon placed 19th, in the women's 50m freestyle final Isabelle Lei placed 13th and Sarah Little placed 21, The quartet of Lei, Schlyter, Erin Anderson, and Nichol placed seventh overall in the women's 4x200m freestyle, The men's 4x200m freestyle relay of Mitch Muizelaar, Mackinnon, Camerson, and Mike Dereviankian finishing 12th... Mitchell Muizelaar won an Award of Distinction... Grey Fairley was named OUA Male Coach of the Year.