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Rita Medrano And Alex Merada Win USA Collegiate Open Water Championships

Texas A&M’s Rita Medrano, Liz Nelson, and Maureen McLaine finished first, second, and third to lead the Aggies past Rice University, the former ASA Open Water Swimming national champions, at the 4th Annual ASA Open Water Swimming National Collegiate Championship. Texas A&M scored 284 points; Rice finished second with 183 points and Trinity scored 105 […]

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Battling Force Winds To Beating Buzzard’s Bay

With gale warnings in effect and the east coast battening down for a big storm in Force 7-8 conditions, Claudia Rose blazed another open water swimming trail across Buzzard’s Bay in Massachusetts on the east coast of the USA. The traditionally choppy bay has apparently never been crossed until Claudia accepted the challenge presented to

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Triple Crown Of Open Water Swimming – Apply Now

With so many people around the world whetting their appetite for marathon swimming, the number of aspirants to the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming is growing. Typical of these swimmers is California native Natalie Merrow who recently completed at 13:50 crossing of the Catalina Channel. The moment she completed her first major channel swim,

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