| Lorne P2P Open Water Swim |
| Written by Darren Reynolds |
| Wednesday, 20 January 2010 16:00 |
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On a near perfect day a group of avid members travelled the scenic tour along the great ocean road for the iconic pier to pub 1.2km ocean swim, as held on January 9th. In idyllic conditions and a sea which displayed calmness more like a bath, we eagerly awaited the tense stroll to the pier in readiness for the familiar pre-race frenzy which was to follow. The march down the ramp would be likened to a herd of cattle being bustled for a plunge dip. With a wind assist and a low tide which made for a 100m dash to the finish, one would think the Stawell gift had relocated, and set the scene of the day for records to be broken by most. Highlights of the day included ‘shark bait’ recognition (10 x P2P swims) for associates Lauren Martonhelyi (21.05m) and Joel Seiler (15.56) which is a fantastic achievement by both. Additionally, excellent results were posted by members: Simone (21.05) and Paul (19.27) Martonhelyi, Ken Seiler (16.50), Nick Bohan (18.04), Maiken Sedunary (16.19), Darren Reynolds and Simon Carey who set a blistering time in the open event @ 12.48m in category placing 22. A special thanks to ETOWC support crew and the Lorne SLSC for holding a wonderful event. |





