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Sweet Caroline Crosses The North Channel

Courtesy of Infinity Channel Swimming and Piloting Services, North Channel between Northern Ireland and Scotland. “18 days after completing her English Channel crossing, Caroline Block from the U.S.A. completed a successful 21-mile crossing the North Channel, starting in Northern Ireland and making landfall in Scotland to a sky full of stars in the early hours […]

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Mina Rhoden Completes A Widthwise Lake Tahoe Crossing

Mina Rhoden Completes A Widthwise Lake Tahoe Crossing Courtesy of Suzie Dods, Lake Tahoe, California. Escorted by Suzie Dods and piloted by Tom Linthicum, a pair of friends attempted a widthwise crossing of Lake Tahoe. In her first marathon swimming attempt, Mina Rhoden from Novato, California completed her Lake Tahoe crossing in 10 hours 55

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Next Gen Blossoming At Canadian Age Group Championships

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Swimming Canada continues to provide open water swimming opportunities for their next generation of elite distance freestyle swimmers. 15-year-old Chantel Jeffrey won the girls 14-18 5 km event at the Canadian Age Group Championships in Calgary on Monday. Jeffrey, who also won the 1500m freestyle in the pool, finished

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