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Turks & Caicos “Race for the Conch” Eco-SeaSwim Returns

Race founder Ben Stubenberg announced, “The 2021 Turks & Caicos Race for the Conch Eco-SeaSwim was held earlier this year on June 26th, but it was touch-and-go until the very last few days. Working closely with the government on a plan, we required that everyone either be fully vaccinated or take an antigen test on […]

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We Are Ocean Crossing for Cancer Survivors

7-time Olympic medalist and waterman Aaron Peirsol reported from Newport Beach, California, “Ten people who have battled, or who are battling, cancer participated in a camp in White’s Landing on Catalina Island last weekend, immersing themselves in sailing, canoeing, ocean swimming, lounging, intimate camp fires, music, healthy meals, and an open hearted community. The experience

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Joel Matos Ortiz Takes 27 Days to Complete the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming

Joel Matos Ortiz, an aquatic therapist from Puerto Rico, got right down to business in completing the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming while raising money for the Special Olympics Puerto Rico. This total elapsed time was 27 days. Nine days after he completed a 32.3 km crossing of the Catalina Channel from Santa Catalina Island to the Southern California mainland in 11

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