• Amanda Weir
• Micha Burden
• Leila Vaziri
• Mary DeScenza
• Matt Grevers
• Eric Shanteau
• Mark Warkentin
• Yana Klochkova
• Martina Moravcova
• Camelia Potec
• Aurore Mongel
• Amaury Leveaux
• Peter Marshall
• David Cromwell
• Scott Usher
• Robert Margalis
• Jacqueline Fessel
• Doug Van Wie
• Francis Crippen
• Katie Carroll
• Hongzhe Sun
• Erica Rose
• Pat Cary
• Peter Verhoef
• Mike Alexandrov
• Sergiy Fesenko
• Adam Lucas
• Allison Brennan
• Cassidy Krug
• Nancilea Foster
• Heather Bounds
• Russian Diving Federation
• Davydova and Ermakova
• Chrissie Wellington
• Becky Lavelle
• Desiree Ficker
• Pip Taylor
• T.J. Tollakson
• Jamie Whitmore
• Chris Hauth

Mark WARKENTIN

The longer the race, the better. That's Mark Warkentin's motto while fighting the choppy waters and rough currents as one of America's top open water swimmers. Mark is the first American in history to qualify for the Olympic Team in open water swimming. Mark was a Top Ten Qualifier at the 2008 World Championship in the 10k, earning himself a spot in the Olympic Finals. Mark captured the 2008 World Championship Silver medal in the 25k. Mark is the celebrated 2007 U.S. National Champion (10K) and the Four-time World University Games Gold medalist.

CAREER ACHIEVEMENTS:

• First American in History to Qualify for Olympic Team (open water swimming)
• 2008 World Championship Silver Medalist – 25K
• 2007 U.S. World Championship Trials Champion
• 2007 U.S. National 10K Champion
• 2007 U.S. Open Water Grand Prix Champion
• 2007 U.S. Open Swimming Champion – 25K
• 2007 25K Open Water Swimming World Championship – 4th Place
• 2006 U.S. Open Swimming Champion – 25K
• 2006 U.S. Open Swimming Double Bronze Medalist – 5K, 10K
• 4- Time World University Gold Medalist