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Dr. Jane Katz Acceptance Speech At The United Nations

Like a cool ocean breeze on a hot, humid day, the incredibly accomplished Dr. Jane Katz welcomed her colleagues in a refreshing manner during her humble acceptance speech at the United Nations. Among her fellow recipients at the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame ceremonies, the Certificate of Merit honoree touched upon a number of

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Open Water Divisioning For the World Summer Games

The Special Olympics World Summer Games decided the heats (divisioning) for its 1.5K open water competition on Friday. Although everyone will start off together, the Special Olympics athletes will be competing with each other in their specific Division (see below). Based on their times in the 800m freestyle final on Sunday, the following divisioning by

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Marcos Díaz Delivers Again At The United Nations

Marcos Díaz, the dynamic 2010 World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year, explains the background of his swims in New York City during his acceptance speech at the United Nations. “We have to take advantage of opportunities that [captures] the attention of the people…to do something good. The best experiences are those that allow

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Anne Marie Ward Accepts Honors At The United Nations

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Anne Marie Ward of Ireland dared to dream an impossible dream. As a result of her efforts in the North Channel between Scotland and Ireland, she was honored as the 2010 World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year and typically gave honor to others during her acceptance speech

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