Pan Pacific Swimming Championships

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The Pan Pacific Swimming Championships is an international pool and open water swimming event first held in 1985. Its purpose is to allow for an international championship-level meet in the non-Olympic and non-World Championships years. The meet was founded as an alternative to the European Championships, for those countries that could not swim in those championships. Initially, the meet was open to all countries that border the Pacific Ocean, giving the meet its name. This since has been expanded/opened to include other, non-European, countries wishing to participate (e.g. Brazil and South Africa). The meet is considered to be one of the toughest international swimming competitions outside of the Olympic Games, World Championships and European Championships.

Charter Nations

The meet was founded by its four Charter nations: Canada, the United States, Australia and Japan. As part of the Charter, hosting of the meet is to rotate among these four nations, with the meet being held in Japan every other championship.

2026 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships - 10 km Men's Start List & Race Numbers

1. Euan Liney, Australia
2. Nicholas Sloman, Australia
5. Matheus Mellechi, Brazil
6. Victor Moreno, Brazil
7. Colton Chaires, Canada
8. Sebastian Paulins, Canada
9. Florian Wellbrock, Germany
10. Pasquale Angelo Giordano, Italy
11. Riku Ezawa, Japan
12. Taishin Minamide, Japan
13. Kaito Tabuchi, Japan
14. Kaito Tsujimori, Japan
15. Diego Obele Cisneros, Mexico
16. Paulo Strehlke Delgado, Mexico
17. Roberto Valdes Ochoa, Mexico
18. Connor Albertyn, South Africa
19. Byron Kimber, South Africa
20. Henre Louw, South Africa
21. Sven van der Linde, South Africa
22. Joshua Brown, USA
23. Dylan Gravley, USA
24. Ivan Puskovitch, USA
25. Joey Tepper, USA
26. Dario Verani, Italy
27. Percy Escobar Coppa, Bolivia

2026 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships - 10 km Women's Start List & Race Numbers

30. Jacqueline Davison-McGovern, Australia
31. Chelsea Douyere, Australia
32. Moesha Johnson, Australia
33. Tiana Kritzinger, Australia
35. Viviane Jungblut, Brazil
35. Cibelle Jungblut, Brazil
37. Emma Finlin, Canada
38. Jeannette Spiwoks, Germany
39. Stephanie Iannaccone, Guatemala
40. Airi Ebina, Japan
41. Ichika Kajimoto, Japan
42. Paulina Susej Alanis Hernandez, Mexico
43. Dalia Berenice Moreno Velasco, Mexico
44. Yuritzi Salgado Gonzalez, Mexico
45. Carla Antonopoulos, South Africa
46. Kiara Banks, South Africa
47. Sasha-Lee Hemmens, South Africa
48. Callan Lötter, South Africa
49. Mariah Denigan, USA
50. Katie Grimes, USA
51. Brinkleigh Hansen, USA
52. Becca Mann, USA
53. Ashley Twichell, USA

2014 Pan Pacific 10 km Race

List of championships

1st 1985 Tokyo, Japan August 15-18
2nd 1987 Brisbane, Australia August 13-16
3rd 1989 Tokyo, Japan August 17-20
4th 1991 Edmonton, Canada August 22-25
5th 1993 Kobe, Japan August 12–15
6th 1995 Atlanta, USA August 10-13
7th 1997 Fukuoka, Japan August 10-13
8th 1999 Sydney, Australia August 22-29
9th 2002 Yokohama, Japan August 24-29
10th 2006 Victoria, Canada August 17-20
11th 2010 Irvine, USA August 18-22
12th 2014 Gold Coast, Australia August 21-25

Open Water Swimming

The 10 km marathon swim at the 2010 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships was held in Marine Stadium in Long Beach, California.


Synonyms

Pan Pacs

External links

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