From South Africa to Poland, 628 swimmers cross the Long Bridge Swim finish line on Saturday
First and second place finishers Matthew Mantz and Andrew Davis swim neck-and-neck near the Long Bridge Swim finish line.
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Sandpoint's Lou Foust crosses the finish line on Saturday. Foust, at just 13 years old, finished 17th overall with a time of 40:59.
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Sandpoint's Bodi Demmons smiles after reaching the finish line.
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Leila Symington of Phoenix, Ariz. crosses the finish line with a time of 37:02. Symington was the second overall female on Saturday.
14-year-old Andrew Davis crosses the finish line in second place on Saturday. Davis finished with a time of 35:45, one of the best times ever for an athlete his age.
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A woman celebrates as she reaches the finish line on Saturday.
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A large group of swimmers near the finish line on Saturday.
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Matthew Mantz of Spokane, Wash. crosses the finish line on Saturday. Mantz has now won the Long Bridge Swim title for the second straight year.
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15-year-old Mckenna Wallace of Spokane crosses the finish line in 40th place on Saturday.
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Third place finisher Adam Arzner makes his way to the finish line on Saturday.
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SANDPOINT – It was perfect weather for the 28th annual Long Bridge Swim on Saturday – low 70s, overcast, and little to no wind made the grueling 1.76-mile swim a bit more bearable this year...
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