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Balancing school and swimming is nothing new for Pan Am Games bronze medallist Jeremy Bagshaw. He has proven to be both successful in the pool and at school, completing bachelor’s and master’s degrees while competing on the international stage.
This next academic chapter though, may be his biggest endeavour yet.
Bagshaw will begin his first year of medical school at the University of Limerick in Ireland at the end of August, while still training to make Team Canada for the Tokyo Olympic Games next summer.
Bagshaw finished his bachelor’s degree in 2015, but later went on to complete a master’s in Exercise Physiology at the University of Victoria. Throughout his academic achievements, he has also managed to have many successes in the pool. Bagshaw has been on the senior national team since 2015 and has competed at the FINA World Championships (2015, 2017, 2019), Pan Am Games, Commonwealth Games, Pan Pacific Championships, and FISU World University Games.