Maya Merhige swam the English Channel in 11 hours and 39 minutes on Saturday, July 13 Chris Merhige and Kelly Gentry for Swim Across America Maya Merhige made quite a splash with her latest ...

A 16-year-old from California has made a huge athletic accomplishment - swimming the English Channel! On Saturday July 13, 2024, Maya Merhige swam the narrow arm of the Atlantic Ocean between ...

Maya Merhige made quite a splash with her latest swimming accomplishment!. On Saturday, July 13, the 16-year-old girl swam across the English Channel, which spans 20.5 miles, in 11 hours and 39 ...

Through the English Channel. The swim around Manhattan was part of what is considered the triple crown of open-water swimming, a rare feat that only has approximately 375 recorded swimmers who can ...

Maya Merhige, a 16-year-old marathon swimmer has successfully conquered the English Channel making her one of the youngest swimmers in history to achieve the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming ...

An IT specialist by day, he conquered the English Channel in 2019, the North Channel in 2022 and California’s Catalina Channel in 14 hours last year. Next up is a swim of up to 31 hours from ...

Wamsley’s goal is to swim the English Channel for her 50th birthday, a goal she decided on when she was 12-years-old, according to her website aswimadventure.org.The site says she is swimming to ...

Swimming the English Channel requires months of preparation. Most participants sign up at least two years in advance. Swimmers have an entire crew providing navigation and food, since the swim can ...

She’s already swum from San Francisco to Alcatraz, and has eyed the English Channel since she was 12. Amy Wamsley, 49, of Yellow Springs, during a 6-hour swim underneath the Golden Gate Bridge ...

She plans to swim the English Channel this summer. The idea was hatched a couple of years ago, when the coach of her swim club in Moscow, Idaho, suggested the challenge.

Jake has earned a place in the history books, in the Channel Swimming Associations records and his achievement has reached legend status in Westchester. But, Jake did more than just swim the Channel.