FINA World Championships 10 km Women’s Start List – 2020 Tokyo Olympics Qualifier
FINA World Championships 10 km Women’s Start List – 2020 Tokyo Olympics Qualifier
Photo of world champion and two-time Olympian Ana Marcela Cunha, courtesy of FINA, Yeosu EXPO Ocean Park, Gwangju, South Korea.
On Sunday, July 14th at the Yeosu EXPO Ocean Park in South Korea, 15 Olympians and dozens more will be fighting for the coveted top 10 spots at the FINA World Championships 10 km marathon swim – that will qualify them for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games 10 km race.
Watch the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games qualifier race live here on Sunday on FINAtv.
Women’s 10 km Start List:
FINA World Championships 10 km Women’s Start List – 2020 Tokyo Olympics Qualifier- Minami Niikura (Japan)
- Esmee Vermeulen (Netherlands)
- Sharon van Rouwendaal (Netherlands, 2016 Olympic gold medalist)
- Krystyna Panchishko (Ukraine)
- Ashley Twichell (USA)
- Genesis Rojas (Costa Rica)
- Eva Fabian (Israel)
- Yumi Kida (Japan, 2012 & 2016 Olympian)
- Anna Olasz (Hungary, 2016 Olympian)
- Fuwei Dong (China)
- Hita Nayak (India)
- Michelle Weber (South Africa, 2016 Olympian)
- Arianna Bridi (Italy)
- Katawan Teeka (Thailand)
- Chantel Lily Jeffrey (Canada)
- Leonie Beck (Germany)
- Martha Ruth Aguilar Ortega (Mexico)
- Rachele Bruni (Italy, 2016 Olympic silver medalist)
- Nataly Caldas Calle (Ecuador, 2012 pool Olympian)
- Kalliopi Araouzou (Greece, 2016 Olympian)
- Famita Flores (Estonia)
- Ana Marcela Cunha (Brazil, 2008 & 2016 Olympian)
- Tsz Yin Nip (Hong Kong)
- Alice Dearing (Great Britain)
- Eden Girloanta (Israel)
- Danielle Huskisson (Great Britain)
- Justyna Dorota Bruska (Poland)
- Lara Grangeon (France)
- Robyn Kinghorn (South Africa)
- Samantha Arévalo (Ecuador, 2016 Olympian)
- Alena Benesova (Czech Republic)
- Haeun Jung (Korea)
- Mariya Fedotova (Kazakhstan)
- Maria Vilas (Spain)
- Kate Farley Sanderson (Canada)
- Camila Mercado (Bolivia)
- Špela Perše (Slovenia, 2016 Olympian)
- Liliana Hernandez (Venezuela)
- Julia Lucila Arino (Argentina)
- Mariia Novikova (Russia)
- Lenka Šterbova (Czech Republic)
- Karolina Balazikova (Slovakia)
- Reka Rohacs (Hungary)
- Paola Perez (Venezuela, 2016 Olympian)
- Yanci Vanegas (Guatemala)
- Xin Xin (China, 2016 Olympian)
- Nikitha Setru Venugopal (India)
- Kareena Lee (Australia)
- Cho Ying Wong (Hong Kong)
- Pimpun Choopong (Thailand)
- Aurélie Muller (France, 2008 & 2016 Olympian)
- Sofie Frichot (Seychelles)
- Dayoun Lim (Korea)
- Maria Alejandra Bramont-Arias (Peru)
- Viviane Jungblut (Brazil)
- Finnia Wunram (Germany)
- Angelica Andre (Portugal)
- Paula Ruiz (Spain)
- Merle Liivand (Estonia)
- Anastasiia Krapivina (Russia, 2016 Olympian)
- Chelsea Gubecka (Australia, 2016 Olympian)
- Sandy Atef (Egypt)
- Haley Anderson (USA, 2012 & 2016 Olympian)
- Martha Sandoval (Mexico)
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