Ivan Enderica Ochoa

Ivan Enderica Ochoa at the 2016 Olympic 10 km Marathon Swimming Qualification Race in Setubal Bay, Portugal where he qualified for his second consecutive Summer Olympics in the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim. Photo by Jose Lorvao

2012 Olympian Ivan Enderica Ochoa in Portugal

Open Water Swimming Career

He finished 3rd in the Olympic 10 km Marathon Swimming Qualification Race to qualify for the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games
He competed in the FINA 10KM Marathon Swimming World Cup where he ranked 91st.
He finished 21st in the Olympic 10km Marathon Swim at the 2012 London Olympics and is the first swimmer from Ecuador to qualify for the Olympic 10km Marathon Swim in history.
He won 2 gold medals in the 5 km open water swim and the 10 km marathon swim at the XVII Juegos Bolivarianos (17th Bolivar Games) in Trujillo, Peru in November 2013.
He competed in the 2013 FINA World Championships in Barcelona, Spain (5 km solo and 5 km team pursuit relay events)
He competed in the 2012 FINA Olympic 10km Marathon Swimming Qualifier in Setubal Bay, Portugal
He competes in the FINA 10KM Marathon Swimming World Cup
He competed in the 2010 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in Long Beach, California
He finished 24th in the 5 km race at the 2017 FINA World Swimming Championships in Lake Balaton, Hungary on 15 July.

1. Oussama Mellouli of Tunisia - 1:49:55.1
2. Thomas Lurz of Germany - 1:49:58.5
3. Richard Weinberger of Canada - 1:50:00.3
4. Spyridon Gianniotis of Greece - 1:50:05.3
5. Daniel Fogg of Great Britain - 1:50:37.3
6. Sergey Bolshakov of Russia - 1:50:40.1
7. Vladimir Dyatchin of Russia - 1:50:42.8
8. Andreas Waschburger of Germany - 1:50:44.4
9. Petar Stoychev of Bulgaria - 1:50:46.2
10. Alex Meyer of the USA - 1:50:48.2
11. Julien Sauvage of France - 1:50:51.3
12. Troyden Prinsloo of South Africa - 1:50:52.9
13. Erwin Maldonado of Venezuela - 1:50:52.9
14. Igor Chervynskiy of Ukraine - 1:50:56.9
15. Yasunari Hirai of Japan - 1:51:20.1
16. Brian Ryckeman of Belgium - 1:51:27.1
17. Valerio Cleri of Italy - 1:51:29.5
18. Csaba Gercsak of Hungary - 1:51:30.9
19. Arseniy Lavrentyev of Portugal - 1:51:37.2
20. Ky Hurst of Australia - 1:51:41.3
21. Ivan Enderica Ochoa of Ecuador - 1:52:28.6
22. Yuriy Kudinov of Kazakhstan - 1:52:59.0
23. Francisco Jose Hervas of Spain - 1:53:27.8
24. Mazen Aziz Metwaly of Egypt - 1:54:33.2
25. Benjamin Schulte of Guam - 2:03:35.1

1. Ferry Weertman, NED 1:52:59.8
2. Spyridon Gianniotis, GRE 1:52:59.8
3. Marc-Antoine Daniel Frede Olivier, FRA 1:53:02.0
4. Lijun Zu, CHN 1:53:02.0
5. Jordan Wilimovsky, USA 1:53:03.2
6. Simone Ruffini, ITA 1:53:03.5
7. Federico Vanelli, ITA 1:53:03.9
8. Yasunari Hirai, JPN 1:53:04.6
9. Christian Reichert, GER 1:53:04.7
10. Chad Ho, RSA 1:53:04.8
11. Evgenii Drattcev, RUS 1:53:04.8
12. Ous Mellouli, TUN 1:53:06.1
13. Mark Papp, HUN 1:53:11.7
14. Ventsislav Aydaski, BUL 1:53:16.1
15. Ivan Enderica Ochoa, ECU 1:53:16.2
16. Richard Weinberger, CAN 1:53:16.4
17. Allan Do Carmo, BRA 1:53:16.4
18. Kane Rae Francis Radford, NZL 1:53:18.7
19. Richard Nagy, SVK 1:53:35.4
20. Jarrod Poort, AUS 1:53:40.7
21. Erwin Maldonado, VEN 1:54:33.6
22. Marwan Ahmed Aly Morsy Elamrawy, EGY 1:59:17.2
DSQ Sean Ryan, USA
DSQ Vitaliy Khudyakov, KAZ (Asia)
DSQ Jack Burnell, GBR