
Luke Richards Completes The Australian Triple Crown
Luke Richards completed the Australian Triple Crown of Marathon Swimming, the 7th person in history to achieve this feat.
Luke Richards completed the Australian Triple Crown of Marathon Swimming, the 7th person in history to achieve this feat.
Ross Youngman completed the Australian Triple Crown of Marathon Swimming, the 6th person in history to achieve this feat.
Emma Radford, Brenda Norman, and Richard Jones achieved the Australian Triple Crown with their completion of the 25 km Port to Pub Ultra Marathon Swim
Emma Radford, Marty Filipowski, and Susanne Guesdon join Melissa Cunningham Roberts, Gary Toner, Tamara Bruce, and Christopher Guesdon on the operating group of the Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame
Courtesy of Christopher Guesdon, Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame. Today the Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame announced 24 additional Honorees. These athletes are members of the Inaugural Class of 2020/2021. Christopher Guesdon who explains the background and history of the Hall of Fame, explained, "These swimmers and contributors are
Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Class Of 2020 Courtesy of Christopher Guesdon. Christopher Guesdon announced the inaugural Class of 2020 Honourees of the new Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame (AMSHOF). He explains, "The AMSHOF immortalises the career achievements of those Australians who have distinguished themselves as a marathon
Dennis Miller of Fiji who was inducted in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame in 2013, was recently appointed as a member of the Executive Committee of the FINA Bureau - one of the highest positions that can be obtained within the FINA Family. Miller was appointed along with South Africa's Sam Ramsamy and will be forever remembered as the
After reading about the courageous and skilled mariners who have been inducted in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame as Honour Pilots, we also think of many more escort pilots who should be nominated for the Hall of Fame: pilots from the North Channel, Catalina Channel, Farallon Islands (especially those pioneers in the 1960s), Manhattan
How Did Marathon Swimming Get Into The Olympics? Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. How did open water swimming get into the Olympic Games? It all started with a simple lunch gazing out over the horizon across the Indian Ocean. In a scene that can be immortalized by a Hollywood movie, three passionate open water swimming officials initially
After the highly successful 5K and 10K open water swims at the 2011 SEA Games (Southeast Asian Games) were held on Putri Island on Indonesia, high-point winning Indonesia Swimming Federation is working with local volunteers to significantly expand its open water swimming calendar. In addition to other shorter distance events, the Indonesia Swimming