Qing Li Wins 100m Freestyle Title at the Memphremagog Winter Swim Festival
Phil White reported on the 2022 Memphremagog Winter Swim Festival held in a 25m pool cut in the ice of the frozen Lake Memphremagog in Vermont, USA in 31.9°F or -0.05°C water.
Qing Li, a 31-year-old Ice Ironwoman (who completed an Ironman Triathlon and an Ice Mile within one month), won the 100m freestyle event in 1:18.23 over Martha Wood and Andrea Nelson.
Women’s 100m Freestyle Results:
- Qing Li, 31, 1.18.23
- Martha Wood, 58, 1.22.47
- Andrea Nelson, 43, 1.22.52
- Puranjot Kaur, 42, 1.22.72
- Charlotte Brynn, 43, 1.22.76
- April Holzer, 29, 1.24.79
- Vera Rivard, 17, 1.25.92
- Jennifer Mullen, 34, 1.28.04
- Laurie Craigen, 43, 1.28.29
- Janet Manning, 58, 1.28.33
- Natalie Lang, 44, 1.28.53
- Philippa Rogers, 24, 1.34.34
- Christina Lorenson, 48, 1.35.00
- Margaret Rivard, 14, 1.35.58
- Polly Madding, 41, 1.35.64
- Margaret Gadzic, 43, 1.37.43
- Nadine Bennett, 48, 1.39.74
- Sam Levinson, 33, 1.39.80
- Marty Munson, 58, 1.44.76
- Laurie Moynagh, 51, 1.45.78
- Paula Miller, 49, 1.46.14
- Aimee Jones, 40, 1.46.32
- Cheryl Hatch, 62, 1.51.89
- Louise Hyder-Darlington, 60, 1.56.98
- Karen Nazor, 58, 1.57.39
- Bridget Williams, 45, 2.08.66
- Penny Armstead, 76, 2.34.73
- Amy Wierman, 55, 3.10.12
- Ginny Peck, 76, DNF
- Marci Held, 41, DNF
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