Heather Fairbanks
From Openwaterpedia
Heather Fairbanks is a 56-year-old American open water swimmer from Midlothian, Virginia.
Open Water Swimming Highlights
- She competed in the SCAR Swim Challenge, a 4-day stage swim in Arizona on 23-26 April 2025 at the age of 56.
- She competed in the 16.1 km Swim The Suck marathon swim along the Tennessee River Gorge on 13 October 2018.
- She finished 2nd in the 24.46 km Stage 3 of the 2019 8 Bridges Hudson River Swim in New York on 10 June 2019 in 4 hours 20 seconds 10 minutes.
Swim The Suck Video
External links
- Joe Zemaitis Wins Inaugural Mount St. Helens Classic
- Marathon Swimmers Federation bio
- Corey Murphey, Jorge Agudelo Win The SCAR Swim Challenge
- Corey Murphey Moves Into Overall Lead After Day Three at SCAR
- Ildiko Szekely, Corey Murphey Battle It Out Across Canyon Lake on Day Two at SCAR
- Swimplifly Wins Day One at SCAR Swim – Three To Go
- Sara Palacios, Swimming from Quito to Saguaro, Canyon, Apache, and Roosevelt
- Two-time Winner Michael Rice Headlines SCAR Swim 2025
- Marathon Swimmers Federation bio
- Nikko Price, Lorelei Schmidt Win SCAR after 4 Days in the Arizona Desert
- Lights Out on the Final Day of the 2024 SCAR Swim
- SCAR Day Three - Swimming Into the Belly of the Beast
- How Do You Describe SCAR?
- Jamie Tout Continues a Long, Prolific Career at SCAR 2024
- SCAR Day Two Across Canyon Lake - From Tranquil to Tough
- How He Does It - Kent Nicholas Daisy Chaining at the SCAR Swim
- Price Is Right – And So Was Day One of SCAR, a 4-Day Adventure in Arizona
- The History of Swimming 4 Long Days In SCAR
- 59 Swimmers in Taper Mode in Build Up to SCAR, a 4-Day Adventure in Arizona
- 59 Swimmers to Compete in SCAR: A 4-Day Adventure in Saguaro, Canyon, Apache, Roosevelt
- SCAR Swim
- Marathon Swimmers Federation bio
- Swim The Suck
- Touting The Triple Crown Of The Tennessee
- Bridges to Bluffs 10K
- Swim Hobbs Island
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Daily News of Open Water Swimming
- K-COWS-Knoxville Open Water Swimmers
- Open Water Swimming
- Marathon Swimming
- Leslie Hamilton, Heather Fairbanks Go 1-2 In 8 Bridges Hudson River Swim