Athlete Ambassador

Dianna Proctor

Edmonton sprinter, University of Guelph Gryphon and Canadian national-team athlete competing in the 400 metres and relay events.

Canadian sprinter and Best Hydrate athlete ambassador Dianna Proctor
Team CanadaSelected for Canada's 2026 World Athletics Relays team in the women's and mixed 4×400 metre relays.
Canadian record relayPart of the mixed 4×400 squad that ran 3:12.43 at the 2026 World Relays, a Canadian record.
U SPORTS championWon the women's 300 metres at the 2026 U SPORTS Track & Field Championships for Guelph.
Dianna Proctor in track and field competition

From Edmonton to international competition

A 400-metre athlete developing on the Canadian pathway

Dianna Proctor is an Edmonton athlete who competes for the University of Guelph and the Edmonton Royals. Athletics Canada listed her primary event as the 400 metres when naming her to its 2026 NextGen European Tour, and she has also represented Canada in relay competition.

At the 2026 World Athletics Relays in Gaborone, Proctor was selected for Canada's women's and mixed 4×400 metre pools. In the mixed relay, the Canadian squad of Nathan George, Ella Clayton, Ryder Rattee and Proctor ran 3:12.43, setting a Canadian record and securing qualification for the 2027 World Athletics Championships.

2026 collegiate season

U SPORTS 300 m champion

At the 2026 U SPORTS Track & Field Championships, Proctor won the women's 300 metres. She also contributed to Guelph's gold-medal 4×400 metre relay and silver-medal 4×200 metre relay as the Gryphon women won the national team title.

Why the partnership fits

Hydration belongs in the routine, not in the credit for the result

Sprint training and international competition involve repeated decisions about fluids, food, heat, travel and recovery. That makes hydration relevant to Proctor's real environment and gives the partnership a useful context.

Best Hydrate does not present Dianna's medals, records or selections as proof that the product caused those performances. Athlete achievement is the result of the athlete's training, coaching, health, recovery and many other factors. Her experience can illustrate a hydration routine without replacing controlled evidence.

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Performance Hydration

How hydration planning changes with training, competition and individual sweat loss.

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Heat & High Sweat

Fluid and electrolyte context when environmental heat and sweat losses rise.

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Recovery

Rehydration as one part of a broader post-training recovery process.

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Verified competition sources

  1. Athletics Canada. 2026 World Relays Team.
  2. Athletics Canada. World Relays 2026 recap.
  3. Athletics Canada. 2026 NextGen European Tour team.
  4. University of Guelph. 2026 U SPORTS Track & Field recap.

More context

An athlete partnership with room to grow

Dianna Proctor represents the kind of athlete story we want to support: high-level performance, clear public results and a relationship that can be presented transparently. As the partnership develops, we will add relevant updates without turning athlete association into a substitute for product research.