Our first pool, the old Memorial Swimming Pool on Yonge Street, is now gone and has been replaced by the 50 meter Douglas Snow Aquatic Centre at the same location. This complex is made available to NYAC swimmers through the City of Toronto Parks and Recreation Department. As well, the NYAC trains at various Board of Education and university pools throughout the city.

In its continuing efforts to provide the highest level of training and opportunities for young swimmers, NYAC delivers a valuable community service in the form of a competitive swim club to the residents of the GTA. Ultimately, this provides these swimmers with the opportunity to develop into young athletes all Canadians can be proud of.

Hall of Fame

In the past, NYAC swimmers have achieved success at the provincial, national, international level, including capturing medals at Canada, Pan Pacific and Olympic Games.

Sandy Goss	Amongst these is the double Olympian, Sandy Goss, who captured the silver medal for the 4x100m Medley relay at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles and in 1988 in Seoul . He also won the gold medal for the 200m Backstroke at the 1986 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh. Today he is member of the Olympian Mentor Network, helping aspiring swimmers achieving success.
	Stephanie Richardson represented NYAC on the Canadian Olympic team at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.
Kyle Smerdon	Kyle Smerdon, represented Canada on the Canadian Olympic team at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney. He was a member of the Canadian record-breaking 200m Freestyle relay team at the 1998 Nationals. He also represented Canada at World Cup events in China and Australia.
Thomas Zochowski	Former NYAC swimmer, Thomas Zochowski, competed for Canada at a World Cup meet in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1998. He was a member of the Canadian record-breaking 200m Freestyle relay team at the 1998 Nationals. He continued his swimming career at Stanford University on a NCAA scholarship.
	Stephen Clarke represented NYAC on the Canadian team at the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lampur. He finished fourth in the 100m Butterfly with a time of 53.69sec.
	Former NYAC member, Liam Weseloh, captured the silver medal in the 25K open water swim at the 1997 Pan Pacific Games in Japan and placed sixth in the same event at the 1999 Pan Pacific Games in Sydney, Australia. He also represented Canada at the 2001 World Aquatic Championships in Fukuoka, Japan. Set in 1993, he still holds the Canada Games record for the 1500m Freestyle with a time of 15:49.45sec. Liam graduated from Southern Illinois University on a NCAA scholarship.
Julia Wilkinson	Most recently, Julia Wilkinson was the most decorated member of Team Ontario at the 2005 Canada Summer Games in Regina. She won a gold medal for her part in the 4x200m Freestyle Relay, gold for the 200m Freestyle, silver for 200m IM, and bronze for both the 50m Freestyle and the 100m Backstroke. She is now continuing her swimming career on a NCAA scholarship at Texas A&M University.