Sarah Dobbin
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Sarah Dobbin was a finalist in the 2025 Ultraswimming Awards
Sarah Dobbin is a 51-year-old open water swimmer and support crew member from Canada.
2025 Yudovin Award for Most Adventurous Swim Finalists
- Sarah Dobbin (Canada) in the Ottawa River, Canada for a 50.4 km crossing from Parliament Hill to Wendover in 15 hours 55 minutes on 21 August 2025, ratified by MSF
- Leslie Hamilton (USA) in Lake Norman, North Carolina, USA for a 42.3 km crossing from Highway 70 Bridge to Blythe Landing Boat Ramp (42.3 km) in 14 hours 48 minutes on 6-7 October 2025, ratified by MSF
- Stephanie Montero Bending (Mexico) from 42.8 km Isla Isabel National Park to Marismas Nacionales Biosphere Reserve, Mexico in 15 hours 37 minutes on 2-3 May, ratified by MSF
- Karen Zemlin (USA) in Lake Superior 22.9 km from Isle Royale to Pigeon Point in 6 hours 12 minutes on 13 August 2025, ratified by MSF.
- On 18 August 2026, she completed the 40.2 km In Search of Memphre across Lake Memphremagog from the U.S. State of Vermont to the Canadian province of Québec in 17 hours 24 minutes, piloted by Margaret Rivard and Phil White with the support crew of Susan McKay and Leslie Dusevic at the age of 51.
External links
- Marathon Swimmers Federation bio
- Grit, Guts and Grace by the 23-Mile Club
- Get Them While They Are Still Available - A Limited Number of Swimmer Scout Slots In Search of Memphre
- Carrying On The Legacy of David Yudovin: Vote on Most Adventurous Swims of 2025
- Outstanding, Mind-boggling Impressive: Solo Swim Nominees of 2025
- Phil White In Search of Memphre under Fair and Foul Conditions
