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2020 World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year Nominees Courtesy of World Open Water Swimming Association, Huntington Beach, California. WOWSA Awards World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year 1. André Wiersig (Germany) 2. Evan Morrison (USA) 3. Gregorio Paltrinieri (Italy) 4. Henri Kaarma (Estonia) 5. Jaime Lomelin (Mexico) 6. Joe Zemaitis and John

Looking Forward To Looking Forward Courtesy of Infinity Channel Swimming, North Channel between Northern Ireland and Scotland. Pedro Rego Monteiro – as has his fellow Brazilians and staff at Effect Sport – has faced a tough year in 2020 with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. For more information on Infinity Channel Swimming in Newry, Northern Ireland,

WOWSA Awards WOWSA Awards World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year Nejib Belhedi (Tunisia) Nejib Belhedi, a former special operations officer and Lieutenant Colonel, has a long and varied career in the open water. He has been successful as a channel swimmer, cold water swimmer, stage swimmer, boat pull swimmer, extreme swimmer, and a

Courtesy of World Open Water Swimming Association, Huntington Beach, California. The mission of the World Open Water Swimming Association and the goal of the Daily News of Open Water Swimming is to educate, entertain, and enthuse those who venture beyond the shore. Founder Steven Munatones says, “We have written over 20,000 articles since 2005 when

Courtesy of Ram Barkai, International Ice Swimming Association. #494 Brian Dillon, Ireland on January 1st in Camlough Lake, Ireland in 5.00°C water in 46:20 #495 Kevin Dennehy, Ireland on January 1st in Camlough Lake, Ireland in 5.00°C water in 46:20 #496 Enzo Favoino, Italy on January 6th in Montorfano Lake, Italy in 4.93°C water in