HomeAbout UsPrivacy PolicyFrancais
The IssuesChampionsProgramsEventsPartnersMedia Room
Champion profile - Andrew Haley

View printer-friendly version

  Sport:
    Swimming - Butterfly
  Community:
    Toronto, ON
  Languages:
    English
  Why the environment is important to me:
    When I am in the pool I want to make sure I get the cleanest air possible. I want to be able to swim as fast as I can and being able to do that with out worry is important to me.
  Why I'm a Clean Air Champion:
    When I was 8 years old I lost part of my left lung to cancer!!! Given my decreased lung capacity it is very important that I breathe the best possible air I can. I feel that educating the public is the only thing that can really help us all live healthier and happier lives.
  Andrew Haley
View full size image
Career Highlights
  Introducing Andrew Haley:
    Andrew is a champion at all levels of sport. He won World Championships both in 1998 and 2002 as well as a gold medal at the 2000 Paralympic games. Andrew is also a multiple world record holder and enjoys pushing the limits to see how far he can go. Andrew has spoken to many schools about how the changing environment has affected his life and welcomes the opportunity to speak to your school. He currently works full time with the Blue Jays.
  Top performances:
    Canadian Record Holder (S9): 50m, 100m, 200m, 800m Free, 1500 Free; 100m and 200m Back; 100m and 200m Butterfly; and 200m IM, 100m Breaststroke.
Former World Record Holder: 100m Butterfly, 200m Back (SC); 200 Butterfly (SC & LC), 200IM (SC), 400 Free (SC). SC is a short course time (25m) and LC is a long course time (50m).
Gold medal in XI Paralympic Games, Sydney Australia, October 2000.
1998 and 2002 World Champion - 100 Metre Butterfly.
  Career and interests:
    Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Club
  Contact:
    Send a message to Andrew
  Visit Andrew's web site:
    www.andrewhaley.ca
  To learn more about Andrew's sport, visit:
    Swimming Canada
Return To Search Results   << Previous Champion   Next Champion >>