Julian Critchlow Honored Again, Receives Irving Davids & Captain Roger W. Wheeler Memorial Award
Julian Critchlow received the 2027 Irving Davids & Captain Roger W. Wheeler Memorial Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame
A Jacqueline of All Trades, McClelland Inducted in the Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame
Jacqueline McClelland of Ireland was inducted as an Honor Administrator in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame in its Class of 2026.
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Yasu Hirai Is Experienced, Surely and Swiftly in Santorini
Yasu Hirai Fukuoka OLY won the 2.4 km Santorini Experience in Greece en route to his planned LA28 participation
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タイムスリップの旅、手羽島への冒険
Planning for the 2026 Swim Shikoku event continues. Yesterday was a pleasant surprise as I swam to Teba Island, a throwback to historic Japan and a small traditional fishing village
Swim Together Around The World – Traverse Planet Earth With Others
SwimTrek is looking for energetic, personable, experienced Swim Guides for their European tours.
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All For One. One For All. Make Waves for Hong Kong
The annual 45 km circumnavigation relay event around Hong Kong Island will benefit the Splash Foundation – called the Make Waves for Hong Kong
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Traveling The World – Swimming In Shikoku
The Tokushima Kaiyo Open Water Swim is held amid offshore islands and beautiful reefs of the Takegashima Marine Park on the Japanese island of Shikoku. – offering one of the most uniquely beautiful awards in the sport
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Paul Leonard’s First Reactions and Actions in a Shark Attack
Paul Leonard describes a cookiecutter shark attack during his Molokai Channel attempt in March
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Open Water Orienteering In Tokushima
Along the coastline of Shikoku – a Japanese island about the size of Long Island in New York State – there are hundreds of offshore isles, rock outcroppings, uninhabited islands, and several islands with fewer than 100 residents. In the planning of Swim Shikoku – an 88-day stage swim planned for July 2026 – I
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