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The Hunters And The Woods In The Ocean

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. 13-year-old breaststroker Dashiell Hunter and 12-year-old backstroker Esme Hunter teamed up to win the Family Division at the Fairfield YMCA Mile Swim in Connecticut. The sibling’s cumulative time was just fast enough to beat 14-year-old Willow Woods and her 55-year-old father Chris for the overall title at Penfield Beach

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Swimming From Little Diomede To Ratmanova Island

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. 38-year-old Alexandr Brylin and 45-year-old Grigorii Prokopchuk swam between the Diomede Islands on August 1st 2014 from Little Diomede in the USA to Big Diomede (or Ratmanova Island) in Russia. As part of the program ‘Arctic: The Present and The Future’, the two Russian ice swimmers swam across the

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27th Traversée Dakar – Gorée Today Despite Ebola Scare

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The 27th 5.2 km Traversée Dakar – Gorée in Dakar, Senegal will be held today on September 28th. The race goes from Thiaroye to La Voile d’Or where swimmers from Senegal, Nigeria, Mali, Gambia and America participate. Île de Gorée is a small island located 2 kilometers (1.2 miles)

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What Is Trending In Openwaterpedia?

What Is Trending In Openwaterpedia? Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Openwaterpedia‎ is like Wikipedia for the open water swimming world. It is a multi-lingual online reference and research tool that currently has 17,584 different entries that have been viewed 18,839,143 times to date. Among the entries, there are 8,883 people, 2,107 terms, 1,691 places,

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Alex Carpenter Wins Upper Merion Open Water Swim Series

Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. On September 16th, French Creek Racing held its sixth and final open water race of the season in the Schuylkill River in Pennsylvania. The 6-part Upper Merion Open Water Swim Series are a series of 800m open water swims held on Tuesday nights. All’s well that ends well. “The

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