Devonport turned on a massive weekend of racing with the World Triathlon Para Series and Oceania Championships all taking place before it was time to pass the baton onto Tasmania’s top triathletes who rose to the occasion in the State Series with powerful performances...
They may be small, but they are definitely mighty and this year at the School Sport Australia Triathlon and Aquathlon Championships event, Tasmania are boasting one of the largest contingents they've had in the past decade. Their 23-person squad is testament to the...
CLUB SPOTLIGHT Australian Defence Force Triathlon Club The Australian Defence Force Triathlon Club (ADF Triathlon Club) is more than a group of athletes who swim, bike and run, it’s a community built on service, resilience and the deep connection between sport and the...
CLUB SPOTLIGHT Fremantle Triathlon Club With ten athletes making the journey across the country to compete at the inaugural Club Grand Final at the T100 Gold Coast, Fremantle Triathlon Club is proving once again why it has long been one of Western Australia’s most...
CLUB SPOTLIGHT: Team T‑Rex Triathlon Club For 18 years, Team T‑Rex Triathlon Club has been a constant of the Gold Coast triathlon scene. A club built on fun, friendship, ferocity (in the best possible way), and a whole lot of community spirit. And with 57 club...
Forster turned on a brilliant day for our 2026 Club Championship – our biggest club race of the year and a celebration of community.
Athletes delivered inspiring performances at the Victorian Standard Distance Championships, held as part of Race 4 of the 2XU Triathlon Series in Sandringham on Sunday.
Cronulla once again delivered a stunning day of racing as athletes from across NSW came together for a morning of swim run and remembering Richie Walker. Proceeds from this event go to support the work of the Heart Foundation.
Hosted by Panther Triathlon Club, the final race in the Billigence Pathway Series was fiercely contested. Along with winners from this round, the Overall Series Winners were also announced.
Island Triathlon, with its scenic, flat and fast course, played host to the NSW State Standard Distance Championships, with a fantastic turnout of both seasoned and first-time standard distance competitors vying for the title.
Sydney Motorsport Park lit up for one of the most electric events of the season, the NSW State Duathlon Championships, where over 150 athletes took on the run-ride-run format under lights.
Remember this young triathlete’s name because we know she’s set for big things in her Para Triathlon journey