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Achievements

Achievements

We are proud of our Vladswim swimmers and it has been an honour to work with them to achieve some amazing feats around the world.

Triple Crown

  • Tori Gorman
    • English Channel - 2012
    • Catalina Channel - 2013
    • Manhattan Swim - 2015
  • Marty Filipowski
    • English Channel - 2013
    • Catalina Channel - 2015
    • Manhattan Swim - 2016
  • Rachael Elkaim
    • English Channel - 2014
    • Catalina Channel - 2016
    • Manhattan Swim - 2016
  • Michael Hanisch
    • English Channel - 2014
    • Catalina Channel - 2016
    • Manhattan Swim - 2016
  • Dean Summers
    • English Channel - 2015
    • Catalina Channel - 2016
    • Manhattan Swim - 2016
  • Julia Isbill
    • English Channel 2016
    • Catalina Channel 2017
    • Manhattan Island 2017
  • Peter Dolnik (first Slovakian) 
    • English Channel 2013
    • Catalina Channel 2016
    • Manhattan Island 2018
  • Ned Wieland
    • English Channel 2017
    • Catalina Channel 2018
    • Manhattan Island 2018
  • Michael Teys
    • English Channel 2014
    • Catalina Channel 2017
    • Manhattan Island 2018

North Channel Swim - SOLO

  • Colleen Mallon - in 2014 completed in a time of 9 hours and 56 minutes
    • The North channel fasters female, trained in Sydney, represent Ireland
  • Dean Summers - completed this swim in 13 hours 7 min in 2017
    • Dean is a 51st swimmer who crossed North Channel since 1947
  • Marty Filipowski - completed this swim in 12 hours 26 min in 2018
  • Rachael Elkaim - completed this swim in 10 hours 32 min in 2018
          the first and fastest Australian female to swim the North Irish Channel.

English Channel Swimmers - SOLO

  1. Duncan Adams - 2011 in time 11:30
  2. Cameron Spittle - 2011 in time 9:40
  3. Lochie Hinds - 2012 (16y) in time 12:43
  4. Tara Diversi - 2012 in time 9:45
    • Tara completed Gibraltar in 2013
  5. Wyatt Song - 2012 in time 16:17
    • Wyatt loves cold water swims, he also completed the One-mile Ice Swim in 2014
  6. Wayne Arthur - 2012 in time 10:29
  7. Alistair Newmarch - 2012 in time 12:40
  8. Tori Gorman - 2012 in time 14:12
  9. Marty Filipowski - 2013 in time 14:39
  10. Peter Dolnik - 2013 in time 11:43
    • Peter also completed the Catalina Channel in 2016
    • Peter Completed Manhattan Island Swim 2018
  11. Jason Connor - 2013 in time 11:55
  12. Jim Walker - 2013 in time 15:03
  13. John Jameson - 2013 in time 18:16
  14. Rachael Elkaim - 2014 in time 13:01
  15. Justin Hanby - 2014 in time 11:47
    • Justin also completed the Catalina Channel in 2015
  16. Greg Shein - 2014 in time 9:18
  17. Cyril Baldock - 2014 (71y) in time 12:45
  18. Scott Miers - 2014 in time 9:59
  19. Daniel Boardman - 2014 in time 11:24
  20. Lawrence Stubbs - 2014 in time 13:55
  21. Michael Teys - 2014 in time 11:22
  22. Miles Tollan - 2014 in time 15:20
  23. Ben Hutt - 2014 in time 13:17
  24. Cae Tolman - 2014 in time 15:20
  25. Des Mulcahy - 2015 in time 11:45
  26. Dean Summers - 2015 in time 13:19
  27. Andrew Stewart - 2015 in time 11:22
  28. Julie Isbill - 2016 in time 13:03; first English Channel swimmer who trained with Vladswim via online coaching
  29. Kane Orr - 2016 in time 14:41
  30. Timmy Garrett - 2017 18:13 (part of Arch to Arc)
  31. Brendan Maher - 2017 in time 17:05
  32. Ned Wieland - 2017 in time 9:45
  33. Brittany Parker - 2017 in 11:57 (online coaching)
  34. Anthony Schwager - 2017 in time 12:11
  35. Peter Schultz – 2017 in time 11:55
  36. Rachelle Silver - 2017 in time 15:54
  37. Zuzana Juskova – 2017 in time 11:23 (first Slovakian woman and Slovakian record)
  38. Anna Doubell - 2018 in time 12:24
  39. Chris Low - 2018 in time 13:22
  40. Maddy Kimbell - 2018 in time 14:34 (online coaching)
  41. Sam Abeshouse - 2018 in time 13:20
  42. Brendan King - 2018 in time 14:33
  43. Duncan Tebb - 2018 in time 14:05
  44. Michel Saad - 2018 in time 11:40 (following Vladswim program)
  45. Rod Watkins - 2018 in time 12:53 (following Vladswim online program)
  46. Peter Hugh - 2018 in time 12:14 (following Vladswim program)
  47. Laura Marshall - 2018 in time 15:35 (part of Arch to Arc)

AROUND THE WORLD:

Manhattan Island Swim, NY, USA

  • 2018 - Michael Teys 7:10, third pace
  • 2018 - Ned Wieland 8:21
  • 2018 - Peter Dolnik 9:17,
  • 2017 - four swimmers: Michael Teys, Julia Isbill, Emma Radford, Cae Tolman
  • 2016 - we had four solo swimmers complete the Manhattan Island Swim. Congratulations Rachel Elkaim, Michael Hanisch, Dean Summers, Marty Filipowski
  • 2015 – one successful solo swimmer: Tori Gorman

Catalina Channel Swim, CA, USA

  • 2018 - Ned Wieland 9:16
  • 2017 - two successful solo crossings: Michael Teys, Julia Isbill
  • 2016 – four successful solo crossings: Rachael Elkaim, Michael Hanisch, Dean Summer and Peter Dolnik
  • 2015 -  two successful solo crossings: Marty Filipowski and Justin Hanby
  • 2013 – one successful solo crossing: Tori Gorman

 Beachcomber Island - Fiji, 

  • 19km SOLO, 2011- winner and top-five finishes: Iain Melhuish, Justin Hanby, Barbora Marcinkova, Damien Scales, Tori Gorman, Vladimir Mravec and Nicola Davidson
  • DOUBLE, 2011 -  first ever double crossing (40km): Louise Stevenson

Cook Strait swim, New Zealand

  • 2017 Marty Filipowski 9 hours 6 min
  • 2018 Julia Isbill 8 hours 43 min
  • 2019 Timmy Garrett 13 hours 30min

Gibraltar Channel, Spain

  • 2016 Talbot Henry 3 hours 36 min
  • 2018 Marty Filipowsky 4 hours 18 min
  • 2018 Victor Piniero 4 hours 18 min
  • 2018 Dean Summers 6hours 11min
  • 2018 Timmy Garrett  6hours 11min

Molokai Channel, USA Hawaii 

  • 2018 Dean Summers 20hours 12 min (5hours swam with Shark)

Tsugaru Channel Swim, Japan 

  • 2018 Andrew Hunt 10hours 52 min.
  • 2018 Dean Summers 12hours swim didn't finish, the strong current pushed him out

Canada, Lake St. Jean

  • 2018 Greg Simpson in time 10hours 38min

Arch to Arc (London to Paris) 

  • 2018 Laura Marshall, Channel swim 15:35
  • 2017 Timmy Garrett, Channel swim 18:13

IN AUSTRALIA

South Head Roughwater - SYD, NSW

  • 2018 - 15 solo swimmers
  • 2017 - solo swimmers
  • 2016 - 25 solo swimmers
  • 2015 - 12 solo swimmers
  • 2014 - 18 solo swimmers
  • 2013 - 16 solo swimmers (three finishers in the top 10)
  • 2012 - 13 solo swimmers (five finishers in top 10)

 

Rottnest Channel Swim – PER, WA

  • 2018 - 24 solo swimmers
  • 2017 - 28 solo swimmers
  • 2016 - we had an impressive 19 solo swimmers complete the Rottnest Channel Swim in 2016, including five top 10 finishers. Congratulations also go to our four duo teams and two quad teams.
  • 2015 - 12 solo swimmers
  • 2014 - 10 solo swimmers
  • 2013 - 23 solo swimmers (five top 10 finishers) and one family duo
  • 2012 - 15 solo swimmers, one duo and one team
  • 2010 & 2011- first female finisher two years running

 

NSW Ocean Swims - AUS

  • Numerous top 20 finishes and multiple swimmers in the top three in their age group.

World Masters

  • 2009 and 2018 - top ten ranking
  • 2009 - ten Gold Medals at Sydney World Master Games

Every year we have athletes compete in:

  • Hawaii Ironman
  • Half/Full Ironman – Port Macquarie
  • Triathlon – World Triathlon Championships
  • Coolangatta Gold
  • Noosa Triathlon
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