English Channel record
First woman to complete a continuous Channel double · five career doubles
Also recorded as Cynthia Nicholas, Cynthia Maria Theresa Nicholas.
Crossing details, recordings & verification- Born
- 20 August 1957, Toronto
- Died
- 19 May 2016
- Nationality
- Canada — explicitly recorded by the CSA
- Channel career total
- 19 crossings, including five doubles; selected swims documented here
- 1977 first
- First woman to complete an English Channel double crossing
- 1982 double
- 18 hours 55 minutes
- Beyond swimming
- Lawyer; Ontario provincial parliament, 1987–1990
- Honour
- Order of Canada, 1979
Selected Channel swims
First female English Channel double crossing
Solo swim
Wednesday, 7 September 1977 – Thursday, 8 September 1977
England → France → England
Elapsed time · 19h 55m
Start clock · 07:50 · Time zone not specified
Finish clock · 03:45 · Time zone not specified
Ratifying body's record checked · See the crossing record for qualifications and supporting evidence.
1982 record double crossing
Solo swim
1982 · exact day not recorded here
England → France → England
Elapsed time · 18h 55m
Start clock · Clock time not confirmed
Finish clock · Clock time not confirmed
Ratifying body's record checked · See the crossing record for qualifications and supporting evidence.
Separate 1982 double crossing
Solo swim
1982 · exact day not recorded here
England → France → England
Elapsed time · 20h 9m
Start clock · Clock time not confirmed
Finish clock · Clock time not confirmed
Ratifying body's record checked · See the crossing record for qualifications and supporting evidence.
Other events & swims
Lake Ontario crossing
Open-water swimming · Solo swim
Friday, 16 August 1974 (event date)
Youngstown, New York → Ontario Place, Toronto
Completed the crossing in a then-record 15:10.
Elapsed time · 15h 10m
Published account checked · Details and qualifications are in the career evidence.
Lac St Jean professional race
Open-water swimming · Race
Sunday, 8 August 1976 (event date)
Lac St Jean, Quebec, Canada
First woman and fifth overall.
Elapsed time · 9h 14m 31s
Placing / category · First woman; fifth overall
Published account checked · Details and qualifications are in the career evidence.
Chaleur Bay crossing
Open-water swimming · Solo swim
Sunday, 7 August 1977 (event date)
Grand Anse, New Brunswick → Paspebiac, Quebec
First woman to complete the crossing, according to the Hall of Fame.
Elapsed time · 7h 22m
Published account checked · Details and qualifications are in the career evidence.
Career milestones
Born in Toronto
Tuesday, 20 August 1957
Birth date and birthplace supplied by Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame.
Lake Ontario breakthrough
Friday, 16 August 1974
Completed the crossing in 15:10.
Lac St Jean women’s winner
Sunday, 8 August 1976
Women’s victory in the professional race.
First female Channel double begins
Wednesday, 7 September 1977
Left Shakespeare Beach at 07:50 and returned at 03:45 on 8 September.
Order of Canada
1979
National recognition of her sporting achievements.
Faster double crossing
1982
The CSA records an 18:55 double and another double of 20:09 that year.
Provincial public service
1987–1990
Represented Scarborough Centre in Ontario’s parliament.
English Channel questions
- Which English Channel swims are included for Cindy Nicholas?
- This profile includes 3 selected solo performances for Cindy Nicholas. It is a selected history, not a complete career total. A continuous multi-way swim counts as one performance.
- When was Cindy Nicholas’s featured English Channel swim?
- The featured swim started on Wednesday, 7 September 1977 and finished on Thursday, 8 September 1977.
- How long did Cindy Nicholas’s featured Channel swim take?
- The featured continuous 2-way solo swim has a published elapsed time of 19 hours and 55 minutes.
Latest results
Selected swimming performances appear in the English Channel record above.