Photo supplied by the Grande Prairie Piranhas

By Curtis Galbraith

Swimming

International success for Grande Prairie Piranhas swimmer

Nov 4, 2022 | 5:16 PM

The Grande Prairie Piranhas says one of its swimmers found some success at a recent international event

Jordan Greber was invited to spend a week at Swim Canada’s high-performance development centre after her results at the 2022 FINA Swimming World Cup in Toronto.

Greber had her personal best times and set club records in three races, the 50-metre, 100-metre, and 200-metre backstrokes.

“We are really proud of Jordan and her representation of our Club at this high-level, international event. She works really, really hard to improve her performance and she will only continue to improve as she begins to get this type of international experience. She is a role model for the other swimmers in our Club and she proves the investment of hard work and relentless focus will pay off,” says coach Alex Dawson in a release from the Piranhas.

Greber’s opponents in the 200 backstroke included Olympians Kylie Masse and Summer McIntosh.

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She is the first member of the Piranhas to compete at a FINA World Cup.

Greber also won three medals at the Canadian championships this summer, part of a 10-medal haul for Piranhas swimmers.