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Ollie Signorini Defends Waikiki Roughwater Swim Title
By Sidney Zacharias on SwimSwam The 52nd annual Waikiki Roughwater Swim, one of the oldest open water races in the world, was held this past Monday in Waikiki, Hawaii.  Over 700 swimmers completed the 2.394-mile course that begins at Sans Souci Beach and ends on Duke Kahanamoku Beach. The race utilized a seeded start, with groups of 150-200 people beginning the race at five-minute intervals.  Australia’s Ollie Signorini crossed the finish line 1st with a time of 47:43, narrowly beating University of Hawaii freshman Riley Clinton by a second. Signorini’s performance marks his 5th victory of the swim after taking the title in 2016, 2018, 2019, and 2022.  Leading the way on the women’s side wit

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