SA State Masters Open Water Swimming Championships
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Online entries close midnight Thursday 03 January 2019
Entry Fees:
Members $30
Non-members $40
Late entries on the day $35 (Members) \ $45 (Non-Members) (payable in cash)
OPEN WATER SWIM Results
2019
The 2019 State Open Water Swim Championships were held today at Brighton under the auspices of both Swimming SA and Masters Swimming SA. This the first time these events have been held concurrently. Conditions were generally favourable although a strong SW breeze made the downward leg more challenging. A new venue and in-water finish with electronic timing added appeal while the combined resources of the two organisations ensured the event ran smoothly. There were a total of 170 entries (163 who swam) in the jointly sponsored 1.25 and 2.5 km events (146 Masters and 24 Swimming SA members).
The overall Masters Male and Female winners in the 2.5 km event were Mark Preiss (Aquadome Otters) and Steph Palmer White (Adelaide Masters). The 1.25 winners were Ian Young (Marion Marlins) and Jo Sutcliffe (Henley Beach).
Three SA Masters also contested the longer Swimming SA events with Leila Nazimi (Henley Beach) finishing second in the 7.5km event.
Team Trophies were hotly contested with Marion winning the Aggregate Points Trophy (ahead of Henley Beach and Atlantis) while Aquadome Otters won the Average Points /Swimmer Trophy (ahead of Marion and Atlantis).
The Marie Dingwall trophy for contribution to open water swimming was awarded to Garth Hayter of Marion Marlins.
The Barb Pearce trophy for oldest Female to complete the 2017-18 Open Water Series was presented to Pauline Smith (Henley Beach).
Thanks to Garth Hayter and his Marion Team and Leanne Beames, working on behalf of Swimming SA and Masters Swimming SA, for an extremely well organised event. We hope to build on this success!
Historical Results
2012 - 2019 Winners and Placegetters
2018
A great day at West Beach with a good number of swimmers (145 entries, 132 who swam) competing in the 7th Annual 2018 Channel Nine State Masters Open Water Swim Championships.
Fastest male and female in the 1km Championship event were Tom Liubinas (Non-member) and Briny Mcarthur (Marion).
The 3km winners were Leila Nazami and Grant Simpson (both from Henley Beach).
Team Trophies were hotly contested with Marion edging out Henley Beach for the Aggregate Points Trophy while Western Districts won the Average Points /Swimmer Trophy.
The Marie Dingwall trophy was awarded to Pam Gunn of Adelaide Masters.
The Barb Pearce trophy for oldest Female to complete the 2016-17 Open Water Series was presented to Terry Carter (Marion)
Thanks to Garth Hayter and his Team for another extremely well organised event. Due to the efforts of Stephen Carthew there were prizes for just about everyone!
2017 1km and 3km
2018 1km Result and 3km Result
Marie Dingwall Memorial Trophy
This annual award was established in memory of Marie Dingwall, a long time and much loved member of our club who passed away suddenly in 2010. It recognises a member of the Masters Swimming South Australia (MSSA) community who has contributed to our swim and the Open Water Swim Series and who embodies the Masters spirit of friendship, fitness and fun. To be eligible a nominee must be a MSSA Member and must be participating in the current OWS Series and the Marion swim as either a competitor or as an organiser. Nominees are invited from MSSA clubs and the award is announced at the Presentation ceremony following the swim.
Past winners:
2011 Catherine Marriot (Noarlunga )
2012 Ruth Henty (Marion)
2013 Sue Graebner (Adelaide)
2014 Rosemary White (Henley Beach)
2015 Kent Nelson (Adelaide)
2016 Maddie Edgley-Smith (Tea Tree Gully)
2017 Ethne Mayton (Tea Tree Gully)
2018 Pamela Gunn (Adelaide Masters)
2019 Garth Hayter (Marion)