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Great Chesapeake Bay Swim 2003


Sunday, June 08, 2003

There were 512 finishers (complete results). Conditions were overcast throughout with 62 °F air temp., 64 °F water temp., and 4 knot winds from the north.
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April 22nd LIN-MARK Listing (651 entrants; 28 WL)
pdf_s.gif (926 bytes)Entrants of 2003 GCBS listed alphabetically 11 122 kb
pdf_s.gif (926 bytes)Entrants of 2003 GCBS ranked by past GCBS performance 11 117 kb
pdf_s.gif (926 bytes)Entrants of 2003 GCBS by AGE GROUPS 11 117 kb
pdf_s.gif (926 bytes)Entrants of 2003 GCBS ordered by # of past GCBS finishes 7 84 kb

Here are the latest GCBS 2003 entrants list and wait list.  Check LIN-MARK's official GCBS 2003 information page frequently as the event nears for all the latest updates.  Basic statistics for the 679 swimmers listed by LIN-MARK on April 22, 2003 (651 entrants and 28 wait listed) are as follows:

2003 GCBS ENTRANTS

Percent of
Entrants

Average
Age

Percentage
Females

Veterans

61.1%

42.6

25.5%

- with 9-16 GCBS  finishes

7.1%

50.6

10.4%

Challengers

38.9%

36.0

37.9%

All Entrants

100.0%

40.1

30.3%

2003bayswim.jpg (13045 bytes)The 4.4-mile Great Chesapeake Bay Swim (GCBS) is an annual event that is usually scheduled for the second Sunday of June.  On July 16, 2002, race director Chuck Nabit announced that the next Bay Swim would start at 12:30 p.m. on the afternoon of Sunday, June 8, 2003.  The race began from the shore of Sandy Point State Park, which is about 5 miles northeast of Annapolis, extends eastward between the two spans of the Chesapeake Bay Bridges (U.S. Highway 50), and finishes on Kent Island immediately south of the Bridges’ eastern-shore causeway.

A 1-Mile Chesapeake Bay Challenge swim consists of a course starting and ending at the sandy beach adjacent to the Bay Bridge Marina on the eastern shore immediately south of the Bay Bridges.  The event is coincidental with the GCBS, and the two events start appoximately the same time at the different ends of the Bay Bridges.


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