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True Blue Swim School to support National Teams again in 2024.

March 11, 2024

AFL Canada is thrilled to announce that True Blue Swim School will be returning as a National Team’s sponsor in 2024. 

In what could be argued to be the biggest year of International Footy to date in Canada, support from True Blue Swim School goes a long way in supporting Team Canada’s athletes in bringing home the silverware at the Transatlantic Cup this August.

True Blue Swim School (formerly Paul Sadler SwimLand) was started in Edmonton by former Northern Lights Coach, Jason Arnold, in 2012 and has since expanded to seven (soon to be eight) locations. True Blue Swim School has been an avid supporter of Team Canada in the past, inclusive of 2023’s Parallel Cup, played in Racine, Wisconsin. 

AFL Canada is extremely grateful to have True Blue Swim School on board as a partner again in 2024 and you’ll see the True Blue Swim School logo on both the Northern Lights, and Northwind playing kits

Canada has been selected as the host nation for the 2024 Transatlantic Cup. National teams from North America, South America and Europe will descend upon Toronto in August for a ten-day tournament, to battle it out for the title of Transatlantic Cup champions.
For more information on True Blue Swim School you can head to www.trueblueswim.ca and to keep in the loop with Transatlantic Cup updates you can follow the facebook event posted by AFL Canada.

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