Misha Masters Mega In Huntington Beach Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Misha Romanenko (on left), a swimmer and runner at Servite High School who runs cross country and swims competitively, swam and ran neck-and-neck with 4-time defending champion Nick Sullivan of Huntington Beach City Lifeguards at today's Mega Colossus. It was a race
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. As President Obama flew overhead in his presidential helicopter cruising along the Pacific Ocean on his way to Laguna Beach, the 64th annual Huntington Beach Pier Swim got underway. John Valinsky has been carrying on the Surf City tradition started 64 years ago by the legendary Huntington Beach, California
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. An estimated 110 million people visit the beaches of Southern California during the summer time. From star-laden Malibu to the hip Newport Beach, the Left Coast of America is renowned for its miles of shoreline, coastal cruising locations and people-watching and sports opportunities. Approximately 40% of
The Mega, also known as the Mega Colossus, is a beach endurance contest in the sand and offshore waters of Huntington Beach, California. The The Mega consists of 5 beach runs totaling 8.5 miles and 4 ocean swims totaling 4000 yards. It is raw. It is challenging. It is a demonstration of the skills necessary for being a lifeguard in the occasionally
