Two of NSW’s up and coming, rising stars in the sport have been recognised by the Commonwealth Games NSW division, receiving funding and support through their ‘Athlete Grant Program’.
The inaugural IRONMOB Project reached a triumphant conclusion on Birpai Country last Sunday, as all six First Nations athletes not only started but finished the gruelling 3.8km swim, 180km bike and 42.2km at IRONMAN Australia.
A world-first program will see six First Nations athletes take on the iconic IRONMAN Australia in Port Macquarie this Sunday 5 May.
For those that have raced the NSW Triathlon Club Champs before, you’d know there is something special about it.
We thought we’d outline 7 things you should do during the race that might slow you down (a bit) but are TOTALLY WORTHWHILE and will make the event extra special!
An update from the NSW Board for NSW Triathlon Members
NSW Triathlon Partner rebrands to ‘Reflections Holidays’
The NSW Triathlon Board is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) for suitable candidates for an Appointed Board Member.
It’s back! Season 23.24 NSW State Age Group Champs to once again gain access to discounted exclusive Scody Apparel!
As 60+ clubs and their members converges on Forster late May for the annual NSW Triathlon Club Champs, we invite Season 2023/2024 members to join us at the 2024 NSW Triathlon Community Run and Awards Morning.
NSW Triathlon Club Champs just over two months away!
The event that brings together the NSW Triathlon clubs and communities is just over two months away. Returning to the spectacular seaside town of Forster on Worimi Country, the 2024 NSW Triathlon Club Champs will swim, ride and run on Saturday 25th May.
A look back on the last 12 months of the Technical Official Program in NSW
2023-2024 was another busy season for our technical team. Fifty AusTriathlon Technical Officials (TOs) officiated at open sanctioned multi-sport events in NSW over the 2023-24 season keeping races safe and fair.
On International Womens Day (Friday 8th March), NSW Triathlon announced the third and final iteration of the Inspire 2 Tri (I2T) program.
The program has a proven track record of addressing identified barriers to female coaches progressing, with the lofty goal of inspiring the next generation of female coaches in NSW. NSW Triathlon remains deeply thankful of the funding receive via the NSW Office Of Sport, Her Sport Her Way grant program, without it would not be possible.