2011 WOWSA Awards

The official record of the 2011 WOWSA Awards, including the categories, winners and every verified finalist or nominee preserved for that cycle.

Cycle overview

Records: 41
Categories: 3
Voting model: Global public online poll; exact historical weighting not independently republished in this record.
Presented: United Nations Building, New York City, USA

Winners

World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year
Jamie Patrick
World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year
Pilar Geijo
World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year
1400K Swim Across Tunisia

Complete results

World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year

Jamie PatrickWinner
Bruckner ChaseNominee
Doug WoodringNominee
Petar StoychevNominee
Roger AllsoppNominee
Salvatore CimminoNominee
Simon GriffithsNominee
Simon MurieNominee
Spyridon GianniotisNominee
Stephen RedmondNominee
Thomas LurzNominee
Yutaka ShinozakiNominee

World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year

Pilar GeijoWinner
Ana Marcela CunhaNominee
Angela MaurerNominee
Anna-Carin NordinNominee
Charlene WittstockNominee
Diana NyadNominee
Elizabeth FryNominee
Keri-Anne PayneNominee
Marcy MacDonaldNominee
Pamela DicksonNominee
Pat Gallant-CharetteNominee
Penny PalfreyNominee

World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year

1400K Swim Across TunisiaWinner
A Swim For The Coastlines – Un Nado Por Las CostasNominee
Bridging The Cayman IslandsNominee
Colleen BlairNominee
Farallon Islands Swimming AssociationNominee
Forrest NelsonNominee
Japan to Taiwan Ocean Swim ChallengeNominee
Julie GallowayNominee
Patagonia Extreme Cold Water ChallengeNominee
Progetto AdriaticoNominee
Ray GandyNominee
Rebekah BoscariolNominee
Selina Moreno PasagaliNominee
Special Olympics World Summer GamesNominee
Swann ObersonNominee
The SwimNominee
Windermere 12-way WarriorsNominee

Source and archival note

This record is maintained by the World Open Water Swimming Association using original Awards records, published results, archived pages and verified supporting sources. Historical names and category names are preserved as published in 2011.

Complete surviving nominee lists are preserved across three categories. Source-list order is not treated as a verified final ranking.

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