2020 Greek Open Water Swimming Grand Prix Results
2020 Greek Open Water Swimming Grand Prix Results
Courtesy of Ioannis Kotsiopoulos, Athens, Greece.
He manages the marathon swimming club called Leandros and Greek Open Water Swimming Grand Prix circuit over the last seven years.
He explains, “There are approximately 60 annual events (see Google Earth view above and here). We rank approximately 3,000 open water swimmers and hold an annual ceremony for the top overall and age group swimmers. Many races were cancelled due to the special circumstances of the Covid-19 pandemic, but there were still some races held.”
For more information on the Grand Prix, visit here.
Current Bioprene Male Rankings as of September 30th 2020:
1. Aris Ioannidis [shown above]
2. Dimitris Gotzias
3. Panos Bantouvanis
4. Panetis Lefteris
5. Odysseas Kominis
6. Dimitris Mavromatis
7. Akis Pagratis
8. Dimitris Negris
9. Chris Trivizas
10. Manolo Miras
11. Anastasis Athanasoulakis
12. Souvatzoglou Grigorios
13. George Papajim
14. Alex Walnut Karidis
15. Konstantinos Sarrigeorgidis
16. Vasilis Konstantelos
Current Bioprene Female Rankings as of September 30th 2020:
1. Christina Gronida [shown above]
2. Vicky Kouveli
3. Patty Stogiannidou
4. Vasilki Mavridou
5. Sofia Polyzou
6. Leble Electra
7. Katrantsioti Ioanna
8. Stamatoula Zannikou
9. Stellina Aplanti
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