Trevor Smith
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G. Trevor Smith is an inductee (Honor Administrator) in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame
Trevor Smith at the Coniston veterans race in 1977 at the age of 60
G. Trevor Smith is a British open water swimmer and administrator.
Open Water Swimming Career Highlights
- He was one of the founding fathers of the British Long Distance Swimming Association, serving as its Honorary Treasurer for over 25 years until 1981.
- He was instrumental in establishing the Lake Windermere International competition every four years as the premier event for amateur marathon swimmers around the world.
- He was the champion of the 1948 Morecambe Cross Bay Championships.
- He was the 1977 British Long Distance Swimming Association Veterans (Masters) Champion.
Honours
Smith was inducted in the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame in 1998 as an Honor Administrator.
External links
- Honor Administrators, The Force Multipliers In The Open Water Swimming World
- International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame
- Trevor Smith Built A Base In The Open Water
- British Long Distance Swimming Association
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Open Water Swimming
- Marathon Swimming
- Daily News of Open Water Swimming
- Kevin Murphy On Bristol, Isle of Wight And North Channel
- The Open Water Swimming Community In 1971
- Wherever She Saw Water, Willy van Rysel Wanted To Swim
- When Kevin Murphy Disappeared Back To Weymouth
- The Unprecedented Crossing Of Loch Ness
- Kevin Murphy Lost At Sea...Again
- The Century Swim That Took 41 Years
