Congratulations and Heartfelt Thanks
To Our Heroic, History-Making Swim 22 Team

They Worked So Hard and Risked So Much
To Help Raise Awareness and Donations for JNCS

On October 4-6, 2010, in Southern California, these four elite swimmers undertook the ultimate endurance challenge - four consecutive crossings of the Catalina Channel, each swimming his/her 22-mile leg solo - a feat that has never been attempted in the history of open water swimming anywhere in the world.

Read more about their battle with the elements and their ultimate achievement on this record-setting swim.

Visit links to the media coverage of Swim 22.

View our slideshow tribute to Chris, David, Jen and Mike.

Watch videos of this historic event as it happened.

See Event Card and Map of the Swimmers' Routes.

Swim 22 Team Nominated for "Performance of the Year" in Open Water Swimming
For their unprecedented efforts, Swim 22 Team has been nominated for the 2010 World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year, a major achievement that pits them against the best open water swimmers in the world in an open public vote.