Trinity Arsenault has been a swimmer since she was 5 years old. In 2013 she

made the decision to swim across Lake Ontario. During the summer of 2014

Trinity swam both Lake Erie and Lake Ontario successfully. These feats

provided her with 4 world records on these lakes, including being the youngest to

successfully swim both.

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After swimming across Lake Erie and Lake Ontario Trinity, lead a group of

her teammates on an epic world record swim in Lake Ontario in 2015.

The group swimming the lake achieved a world record for the most KM’s

swam in a 24 hour period on August 31 - September 1, 2015.

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In 2016, Trinity will be attempting to swim across the English Channel

and will be the youngest Canadian to reach this level of performance in

over 40 years.

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The youngest Canadian currently to swim the English Channel is

Cincy Nichols, she was 17 at the time. Trinity will be 16 years old and

obtain the record of being the youngest Canadian to swim across the

English Channel.

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Through her work with the Always, Like a Girl Campaign and YOP Fuels,

Trinity has been an inspiration for other girls her age. She is an

amazing role model for young persons across Canada who want to

learn how to break through barriers and overcome limitations. 

Trinity has been swimming the last 4 years to support and raise

funds and awareness for Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities. Trinity

comes from a single parent family and knows the challenges of

getting into good, quality programs. She wants to see kids able

to get into the sport of their choice and loves the work of

Jumpstart across Canada.

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She is even more proud of the fact that Canadian Jumpstart

Charities began here in Niagara. It’s a program that has reached

close to 1 million children across Canada!

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Join Trinity is supporting Canadian Jumpstart Charities!