Jean Paul Narce
Jean-Paul Narce is a French national open water swimming team coach and an open water swimming administrator from Le Chambon-sur-Lignon.
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Open Water Swimming Career Highlights[edit]
- He served as a member of the FINA Technical Open Water Swimming Committee for the 2013-2017 term.
- He is a current member of the FINA Technical Open Water Swimming Committee for the 2017-2021 term.
- He served as the FINA Delegate at the 2013 Traversée Internationale du lac Memphrémagog in Quebec, Canada.
- He served as the LEN Technical Open Water Swimming Committee between 2012 and 2020.
- He serves as the Président Commission Eau Libre from 2012 at Fédération Française de Natation.
- He served as the Chief Timekeeper and official in the men's and women's 2020 Olympic 10K Marathon Swim held in Tokyo Bay on 4-5 August 2021.
FINA Technical Open Water Swimming Committee[edit]
The FINA Technical Open Water Swimming Committee (TOWSC) is a group of experienced open water swimming experts from around the world who administers and officiates the pro and elite open water races in the world. They also organize clinics and serve as referees, judges and officials at major international competitions and write the rules and procedures that govern these competitions.
TOWSC Members[edit]
2017-2021 FINA TOWSC members[edit]
Ronnie Wong, Chairman
Sid Cassidy, Vice Chairman
Sam Greetham, Honorary Secretary
Britta Kamrau, Athlete Representative
Abdul Monem Khamis Al Alawi, Member
Abdulla Al Zahmi, Member
Luís Baptista, Member
Jorge Delgado, Member
Bill Ford, Member
Avelino Monteiro, Member
Jean-Paul Narce, Member
Andrea Prayer, Member
Fernando Terrilli, Member
Samuel Ufitimana, Member
John West, Member
Tanya Bogomilova, Events Sub-Committee
Soh Yew Siang Soh, Events Sub-Committee
Morgan Toro Martinez, Events Sub-Committee
Noam Zwi, Events Sub-Committee
Zouheir El Moufti, Bureau Liaison
2013-2017 FINA TOWSC members[edit]
Chairman: Ronnie Wong of Hong Kong
Vice Chairman: Jorge Delgado Panchana of Ecuador
Honorary Secretary: Andrea Prayer of Italy
Representatives of the African region:
Joaquim Pestana Costa of Angola
David Ngugi of Kenya
Representatives of the Americas region:
Fernando Terrilli of Argentina
Tomas Haces German of Cuba
Sid Cassidy of USA
Representatives of the Asian region:
Abdulmonem Al Alawi of Oman
Mubarak Abdulla Al Zahmi of United Arab Emirates
Representatives of the European region:
Jean Paul Narce of France
Samuel Greetham of Great Britain
Noam Zwi of Israel
Representatives of the Oceania region:
William Ford of Australia
John West of New Zealand
Events Sub-Committee:
Christiane Fanzeres of Brazil
Ayman Saad of Egypt
Jon Hestoy of Faroe Islands
FINA Bureau Liaison is Dennis Miller of Fiji
2009-2013 members of the FINA Technical Open Water Swimming Committee[edit]
1. Chairman Ronnie Wong Man Chiu of Hong Kong
2. Vice Chairman Jorge Aurelio Delgado Panchana of Ecuador
3. Honorary Secretary Flavio Bomio of Switzerland
4. Dr. Khwaja Aziz of Bangladesh
5. Valerijus Belovas of Lithuania
6. Tomas Haces German of Cuba
7. Samuel Greetham of Great Britain
8. Zouheir El Moufti of Morocco
9. Steven Munatones of USA [replaced by Sid Cassidy of USA]
10. Andrea Prayer of Italy
11. John West of New Zealand
12. Noam Zwi of Israel
13. Washington Beltran of Uruguay
14. Hatem Seifallah Mohamed Ibrahim of Egypt
15. Shelley Taylor-Smith of Australia
16. Dennis Miller of Fiji, Bureau Liaison
Responsibilities[edit]
These volunteers implemented a number of new safety protocols, procedures and policies while working closely with race directors and other volunteers from around the world. Collectively, they officiate the 5K, 5K Team Time Trial, 10K, 25K and Olympic 10K Marathon Swim races at the FINA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup series, the FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix series, the FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships, and the Olympics.
FINA 10KM Marathon Swimming World Cup Series[edit]
The FINA 10KM Marathon Swimming World Cup series consists of races in:
Santos (Brazil)
Cancún (Mexico)
Setúbal (Portugal)
Lac St-Jean (Canada)
Lac Mégantic (Canada)
Shantou (China)
Hong Kong
FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix Series[edit]
The FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix series consists of race in:
Rosario (Argentina)
Sante Fe-Coronda (Argentina)
Viedma (Argentina)
Hernandarias-Paraná (Argentina)
Sumidero Canyon (Mexico)
Capri-Napoli (Italy)
Lac St-Jean (Canada)
Lac Memphrémagog (Canada)
Šabac (Serbia)
Ohrid Lake (Macedonia)
Jabelah (Syria – cancelled in 2011)
External links[edit]
- Officiating At The Tokyo Olympics – The Men’s 10K Marathon Swim
- Officiating At The Tokyo Olympics – The Women’s 10K Marathon Swim
- FINA Open Water Swimming Officials, Representing The Globe
- Olympic Swimmers Will Get Up A Little Earlier In The Heat
- Open Water Swimming Epicenter Shifts To Egypt
- FINA Should Listen To Jack Burnell And His Competitors
- He Said, He Said. Different Views Of Olympic 10K Marathon
- Volunteers Make The Open Water World Go Round
- Sid Cassidy Volunteers For Decades In The Open Water
- New FINA Technical Open Water Swimming Committee Announced
- 2012 Olympic Marathon Swimming 10km Coverage
- FINA Official Website
- Open Water Swimming
- FINA Open Water Swimming Officials Schools In 2013
- Marathon Swimming
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Daily News of Open Water Swimming
- I Got Stung