Nathan Stein

Nathan Stein retired from competitive Para swimming after the 2016 Paralympic Games. He has refocused his efforts toward coaching, joining the Surrey Knights staff alongside Head Coach Reg Shaw where he hopes to guide young swimmers to become future medalists.

At his second Paralympic Games in 2016, Stein made the final in all three of his events. His best result being a 5th place finish in both the 100-m butterfly and 50-m freestyle. Stein also finished 7th in the 100-m freestyle.

In 2015, he collected four silver medals at the Parapan American Games in Toronto and notched bronze medals in the 50-m and 100-m freestyles at the IPC World Championships.

At the Pan Pacific Para-swimming Championships in Pasadena, the biggest event of the year for Canadian para-swimmers in 2014, Stein won two medals, lowering teammate Benoit Huot’s Canadian record in both. In the S10 100-m butterfly he took the gold and added a silver in the 100-m freestyle.

At the London 2012 Paralympic Games, Stein won the silver medal in the 50-m freestyle in Canadian record time.