08/27/2026
This morning, WAVE took the plunge for something bigger. 🌊
Our young athletes represented WAVE at the Diplomats’ Dip for Swimmable Cities at the NCC River House, joining diplomats, Indigenous leaders, environmental organizations and community leaders on the shores of the Kichi Zībī / Ottawa River.
For WAVE, this one was especially meaningful.
Our connection to the Ottawa River runs deep. During COVID, when pools were closed, the river became our training ground and helped shape the next chapter of WAVE as a swimming and water polo club. Today, it remains a place where our athletes swim, play and compete.
This morning was an opportunity for our athletes to see that leadership extends beyond sport. Protecting clean, safe and swimmable waterways takes advocacy, collaboration and people willing to get involved.
And, of course, being WAVE, we still found time for a few cannonballs. 💦
A big thank you to Coach Fraser for leading the charge. Who better than WAVE’s resident open water king? 👑🌊
Proud of our newest WAVE Ambassadors for representing our club and our sports so well.
Strong athletes. Strong communities. Clean water. 🌊
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