Only A Few Spaces Remain At IMSHOF Ceremony
Courtesy of Ned Denison, International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame. 24 individual Honorees will attend the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame induction ceremony that takes place on March 31st in England.
Individuals from 17 countries will attend who represent the generations of marathon swimmers from the late 1950’s to the 2016 Rio Olympic Games medal podium.
The total registrations for the IMSHOF ceremony exceed 80 but a very few places remain for the dinner and awards ceremony at The Chapel in Beaumont Estate near Heathrow Airport in Old Windsor, England.
To register for the few remaining spots, visit here.
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