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COVID-19’s Impact On Channel Swimming In Hawaii

COVID-19’s Impact On Channel Swimming In Hawaii Courtesy of Jeff Kozlovich, Oahu–Molokai, Hawaii. With the global coronavirus pandemic surging, the number of confirmed cases in United States is now greater than any other country in the world (86,012). See data from the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center here. But hope reigns. Jeff Kozlovich, the most

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COVID-19’s Impact On Crossings Of The Strait of Gibraltar

COVID-19’s Impact On Crossings Of The Strait of Gibraltar Courtesy of Laura Gutiérrez Díaz, Strait of Gibraltar, Spain-Morocco. Spain has been one of the hot spots of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic (see here for data from the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center). But hope reigns. Laura Gutiérrez Díaz and her partners of the Asociación Cruce

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COVID-19’s Impact On The Open Water In Samoa, Tahiti, Tonga

COVID-19’s Impact On The Open Water In Samoa, Tahiti, Tonga Courtesy of Seti Afoa, Samoa. Seti Afoa is the organizer of Samoa Events, Samoa Swim Series and Five Islands Challenge. He made a public announcement regarding his events in Samoa and a few other races in the South Pacific. Afoa wrote, “Wherever you are in

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Tahrina Nasrin Sets Two-Way Record Across The Bangla Channel

Tahrina Nasrin Sets Two-Way Record Across The Bangla Channel Courtesy of WOWSA, Bangla Channel, Bangladesh. Tahrina Nasrin from Howrah, India completed a fastest crossing of the Bangla Channel in Bangladesh on November 23rd 2018 as her first major record-setting swim. Then a little more than a year later, she followed up that initial record with

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Larisa Firsova Wins 2019-2020 IWSA World Cup Title

Larisa Firsova Wins 2019-2020 IWSA World Cup Title Courtesy of Mariia Yrjö-Koskinen, International Winter Swimming Association. Larisa Firsova from Petrozavodsk, Russia won the shortened 2019-2020 International Winter Swimming Association World Cup season. Firsova won both the 45-49 age group and the overall World Cup title with a total of 505 points. Mariia Yrjö-Koskinen of Finland

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Dmitriy Rubtsov Wins 2019-2020 IWSA World Cup Title

Dmitriy Rubtsov Wins 2019-2020 IWSA World Cup Title Courtesy of Aleksandr Jakovlevs International Winter Swimming Association. Dmitriy Rubtsov from Perm, Russia won the shortened 2019-2020 International Winter Swimming Association World Cup season title. Rubtsov was the overall and 50-54 age group point leader with 551 total points. Aleksandr Jakovlevs of Latvia announced, “The World Cup

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