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Open Water Swimming Collegians

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. In very exciting news, the International University Sports Federation (FISU) announced the addition of a 10K open water swimming event to its Summer Universiades competitions. The first 10K swim will be held at the 2011 Summer Universiade in Shenzhen, China. Bill Wadley, Men’s Swimming Coach at Ohio State University,

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Open Water Swimming Up In The Majestic Mountains

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The 2010 US Masters Swimming 6K Open Water National Championships will be held in Lake Water Valley in Windsor, Colorado on June 19th. Hosted by the Air Force Aquatics Masters, the masters swimmers will compete over a four-loop 1.5 km course in Lake Water Valley, located 60 miles north

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Ivy Champion Heads To California For A Trip to Quebec

Harvard University senior Alex Meyer of Ithaca, New York won three events at the Ivy League Swimming Championships and was named Swimmer of the Meet. Alex will prepare for the upcoming NCAA Swimming Championships as well as the 2010 USA Swimming National Open Water Swimming Championships in Long Beach, California where he will be one

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Macy Swims From The English Channel To The Cook Strait

Reports from Michelle Macy that she was given the go-ahead from Philip Rush to begin her Cook Strait swim on Monday. Although confident from her training and based off of her 2009 English Channel success of 11:37, as she – and every marathon swimmer – knows and prepares for…she will expect the unexpected. “In the

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