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Lauren Arndt
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Lauren Arndt is a member of the Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Class of 2020
Lauren Arndt is an Australian open water swimmer from Miami, Queensland.
Open Water Swimming Highlights[edit]
- She represented her country at the 2004 FINA World Open Water Swimming Championships in Dubai, UAE placing 3rd in 10 km individual event and 3rd in the 10 km team event.
- She competed at a number of FINA World Cup from 2004 to 2007 with three Top 10 finishes in Dubai, Hong Kong and the UAE.
- She finished 4th in the 2003 19.7 km Rottnest Channel Swim in Western Australia.
- She finished 14th in the 36 km Atlantic City Around the Island Swim in 2003.
- She finished 2nd in the 2002 10 km Oceania Championships in Noumea.
- She won the 25 km race at the 2005 Australian Long-distance Swimming Championships in 5 hours 40 minutes 40 seconds.
- She won the 5 km race at the 2004 Australian Long-distance Swimming Championships in 1 hour 3 minutes 10 seconds.
Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Class of 2020 Honourees[edit]
She is a member of the inaugural class of Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame honourees who were inducted on August 2020.
- Jennifer Anderson
- Lauren Arndt
- David Bates
- Clive Berry Rickards
- Kate Brookes-Peterson
- Roger Bruce
- Tamara Bruce
- Richard Campion
- Brendan Capell
- Graeme Carroll
- Cavill Family
- Melissa Cunningham
- William Ford
- Melissa Gorman
- Trent Grimsey
- Christopher Guesdon
- Susanne Guesdon
- Kevin Holtom
- Annette Kellerman
- Tracy Knowles
- John Koorey
- Susie Maroney OAM
- Chloë McCardel
- Linda McGill MBE
- Joseph Mitchell
- Lynton Mortensen
- David O'Brien OAM
- Penny Palfrey
- James Pittar
- Des Renford MBE
- Grant Robinson
- Rottnest Channel Swim Association
- Mark Saliba
- Josh Santacaterina
- Shelley Taylor-Smith
- Gary Toner
- Suzanne Toner
External links[edit]
- History Of Marathon Swimming In Australia, Part 1
- Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honors Lauren Arndt
- Chris Guesdon Explains About The Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame On WOWSA Live
- Australian Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Class Of 2020
- Open Water Swimming
- International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame
- Mark Saliba Wins Sixth Straight 25K in Western Australia
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Marathon Swimming
- Open Water Swimming
