Stacey Warmuth
From Openwaterpedia
The Deep Enders, including Jim McConica, Tom Ball, John Chung, Zach Jirkovsky, Tamie Stewart, and Stacey Warmuth swam 112.8 km (70.1 miles) between San Nicolas Island and the California mainland, escorted by Greg Elliot and supported by Theo Schmeeckle and observed by Lynn Kubasek and Jax Cole, were nominated for the 2015 World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year for their 33 hour 37 minute relay
The Deep Enders included Jim McConica, Tom Ball, John Chung, Zach Jirkovsky, Tamie Stewart, and Stacey Warmuth who swam 70.1 miles (112.8 km) in 33 hours 37 minutes on 12-13 October 2015
Stacey Warmuth is an American masters swimmer and open water swimmer.
Open Water Swimming Highlights
- She is member of The Deep Enders, a pod of open water swimmers in Ventura, California ages 29 to 64 who embrace the freedom of the ocean and the power of friendship.
- on 10 July 2021, she completed a 19.6 km crossing from the California mainland to Anacapa Island in the California Channel Islands in 5 hours 54 minutes.
Ventura Deep Enders from San Nicholas Island to San Pedro
Courtesy of Lynn Kubasek of the Santa Barbara Channel Swimming Association
The Deep Enders relay swam from San Nicolas Island to San Pedro, California on 12-13 October 2015 on an unprecedented 112.8 km crossing of 33 hours 37 minutes 26 seconds. Coached by Theo Schmeeckle, the team comprised of Zach Jirkovsky, Jim McConica, John Chung, Stacey Warmuth, Tom Ball and Tamie Stewart. Escort kayakers and support crew included Allen Ball, Jill Ball, Bob Howell, Patty Howell, Pam Jirkowsky and Carol Lacy. The Santa Barbara Channel Swimming Association observers were Lynn Kubasek and Jax Cole. The swim was guided by Bottom Scratcher with captain Greg Elliott, Craig and Danny.
External links
- Remembering Lynn Kubasek with Her Legacy in the California Channel Islands
- Swim From The Island of the Blue Dolphins
- Roll On With Adam Skolnick Finding Purpose
- Fueled By Water
- The Deep Enders Heading Towards The California Coast
- The Deep Enders Are Heading Towards Shallow Waters
- Santa Barbara Channel Swimming Association
- 33 Hours 37 Minutes From The Island Of Blue Dolphins
- The Deep Enders Swim To Shore
- Going Off With The Deep Enders
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- 2015 WOWSA Awards - Performance Of The Year Voting
