Who We Are

Since its inception in 1959, the Burnaby Barracudas has brought together the best of competitive aquatics with fun, friendship and a community spirit. The club’s goals are to train all levels of athletes, emphasizing individual progress, team unity, family participation and competition at the highest level. Our club offers training and competition in speed swim, water polo and dive that is both challenging and fun.

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Our Programs

SWIMMING

Barracudas offers swim training, competition and fun to kids from ages 3-18. We also offer a Masters program for adults. All swimmers advance their technical skills, fitness, speed and endurance in a fun and supportive environment.

WATERPOLO

Love team sports and being in the water? Water Polo is your game. Barracudas Water polo offers training, competition and fun for recreational and competitive players and those new to the game. Get your game on, make friends and join the team.

BASICS

The Basics program is an introduction to competitive swimming for children ages five to eight who already have some basic skills. Swimmer must be comfortable in deep water by themselves and capable of swimming 20m without assistance.

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News & Announcements

  • Summer 2025 Registration

Summer 2025 Registration

February 23rd, 2025|0 Comments

Registration for returning families is open from 15 FEB – 14 MAR

Registration for new families will open 15 MAR

All NEW SWIMMERS must be assessed prior to registration. Assessments will take place March 15 & 16th at Bonsor Pool.

Email Registration to schedule an assessment registrar@burnabybarracudas.com

New Team Aquatics Discount card now available!

September 11th, 2021|0 Comments

The new Team Aquatics Discount card is now available. Please visit the club’s team gear page to access it.

Our Sponsors

BCSSA, Website
Glimpse Networks, Website
Team Aquatic Supplies Ltd, Website

We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia through the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development.

Province of British Columbia, Website