Incoming NMSU swimmer Juliet Nicholson selected to represent Canada
Incoming NMSU swimmer Juliet Nicholson will represent Canada at the 2026 Junior Pan Pacific Championships Aug. 17-20 in Vancouver.
The freshman will compete against more than 300 swimmers from 16 countries at the Junior Pan Pacific Championships in Vancouver
Michael Navarrette, New Mexico State University
VANCOUVER - A future Aggie is making a splash before her freshman campaign even begins. Swimming Canada announced this week that Juliet Nicholson has been selected to represent her country at the upcoming 2026 Junior Pan Pacific Championships.
Nicholson is one of 40 talented young Canadian swimmers that will have the opportunity to race in their home pool as they compete in the 11th edition of the international junior competition. The event is set for August 17-20 at the UBC Aquatic Centre in Vancouver. This will also mark the first time that the event is hosted in Canada.
In total, more than 300 swimmers from 16 countries are expected to swim in Vancouver across four days of racing.
As a junior, Nicholson swims for Coach Marc Tremblay and the Kelowna Aquajets based in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. Nicholson was introduced to Aggie fans as an incoming freshman in November of last year and specializes in butterfly, freestyle and the IM.
Recently, Nicholson made her name known at the Bell Canadian Swimming Trials where she shined in several events. Among juniors at the trials, she placed first in the 800 free (8:47.03), second in the 200 fly (2:13.76), third in the 1500 free (16:54.86), fifth in the 400 IM (4:55.63) and ninth in the 400 free (4:21.35) — posting personal bests in each event.
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Michael Navarrette is Assistant Athletic Director of Media Relations for New Mexico State University. He can be reached at micnav@nmsu.edu.
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