Kate Steels, the 2021 World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year, became the first foreign swimmer to complete a marathon swim in Romania. Her swim was organized by Ice Swimming & Open Water Romania Association. She described her experience, "I have just returned from a wonderful trip and swim in the River Danube organized and independently observed
The WOWSA Awards is an annual public recognition of the world's open water swimmers, escort pilots, coaches, administrators, volunteers, products, services, and events in different categories: World Open Water Swimming Man of the YearWorld Open Water Swimming Woman of the YearWorld Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year World Open Water Swimming
The 2020 WOWSA Awards were announced and included 12 nominees from 11 countries in the 2020 World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year​ category.
Chloë McCardel, a renowned channel swimming coach and one of the best channel swimmers in the world, gave a globally popular webinar with Rob Kent.
The annual WOWSA Awards honors the heroes and heroines in the World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year, Woman of the Year, Performance of the Year, Offering of the Year categories.
The 2020 WOWSA Awards were announced and included 12 nominees from 11 countries in the 2020 World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year​ category.
WOWSA Awards - World Open Water Swimming Woman Of The Year Sponsored by KAATSU, Huntington Beach, California. The WOWSA Awards are sponsored by the World Open Water Swimming Association and serve as an annual public recognition of the world's open water swimmers and products or services in four categories via a global online poll. The categories are as
Sponsored by KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California. In a throwback episode (from June 2012) of Open Water Wednesday (the precursor to WOWSA Live), USA Swimming national team coach Anne Marie Ward spoke with Steven Munatones on a variety of topics. Ward was the 2010 World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year and is an inductee of the Hall of Fame
Liz Fry, A Force Of Nature, On National Public Radio Courtesy of Dr. Sharon Ufberg, National Public Radio. Liz Fry retells her remarkable story of achievement and challenge on National Public Radio in an interview with Dr. Sharon Ufberg here. The 60-year-old Fry was nominated for the 2019 World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year award. Steven
Mariel Hawley Dávila Is 2019 World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Author and attorney. Mother and marathon swimmer. Widow and motivational speaker. Mariel Hawley Dávila was voted as the 2019 World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year, just ahead of her fellow Mexican nominee and friend Nora
