Jenna Lambert
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Jenna Lambert, aged 15 in July 2006 is the first female with a disability to swim across Lake Ontario (a distance of 34 km). She did it to raise money to build a new swimming pool for disabled persons in her native Kingston, Ontario.
Her swim was completed in about a day on July 19, 2006. She accomplished this feat despite not being able to use her legs due to cerebral palsy.
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Jenna Lambert also won Athlete of the year in 2007. Her sister, Natalie Lambert, is also a marathon swimmer.
