What’s happening in our swimrun world
Husband-and-wife duo Moya Johansson and Kieran Roche have made history as the first all-Australian team to take on the ÖTILLÖ Swimrun World Championship in Sweden, finishing 13th in the Mixed category on debut with a time of 9:46:45.
Longtime endurance athletes and new parents Moya Johansson and Kieran Roche have been selected as Team Australia for the 2025 ÖTILLÖ Swimrun World Championship. From baby bottles to Baltic rocks, the couple is ready to take on one of the world’s toughest endurance races, and inspire a new generation of Aussie swimrunners.
An exciting ÖTILLÖ-run Swimrun World Championship opportunity awaits a high-performing Australian-based swimrun team in 2024.
Introducing to you the Swimrun Australia 2024 Series, a chance to recognise the best and most consistent swimrun athletes and teams in Australia across a calendar year.
Swimrun Australia is pleased to announce the launch of the first new event since taking the reins in early 2023 – Sydney North.
Defending Australian Swimrun Champions Mitchell Frankish and Moya Johansson (Mixed) and Luke McKenzie and Brett Carter (Mens) on how they are preparing to defend their titles.
Swimrun Australia is back after a 3-year hiatus with its flagship Sydney East event adding a short course and new event locations in the pipeline.
