The QLD Sprint Distance State Championships brought the heat to Robina on Sunday, January 11, 2026, as athletes went all-out from start to finish in Round 4 of the Pho3nix Queensland Tri Series. The event delivered fast, committed racing across swim, bike, and run, showcasing the incredible depth of talent within Queensland’s triathlon community.
Representing Australia, NSW and Tomaree Triathlon Club, Mark claimed the 70-74 Age Group gold medal with a near perfect execution.
Australia’s Para and Intellectually Impaired (II) triathletes delivered inspiring performances at the Australian Para Triathlon Championships, held as part of Race 3 of the 2XU Triathlon Series in St Kilda, Victoria, on Sunday. Raced in cold and blustery conditions...
Representing Australia, NSW and Concord Triathlon Club Anthony took home the gold at the Aquabike Age Group World Championships in Wollongong
For this young athlete, the win was a blend of preparation, local knowledge and a special kind of race‑day energy.
Hayley Lyall swam and rode to Aquabike Age Group World Championship glory in Wollongong and it was a dream come true
After 3 days of fierce competition at Runaway Bay on the Gold Coast NSW’s Ben Devries and Queensland’s Hannah Pollock have claimed their maiden victories at Super Sprint Race Weekend. With the temperature was rising, so too was the intensity on the course, with...
Super Sprint Race Weekend kicks off tomorrow, with emerging athletes from across the country culminating at Runaway Bay on the Gold Coast to fight for the ultimate prize – to be named Australian Junior or Youth Super Sprint Champion. Recognised as a stepping stone...
The clock is ticking down to the Super Sprint Race Weekend with athletes from across the country coming together to vie for top spot in the Australian Junior & Youth Super Sprint Championships. Held at Runaway Bay, on the Gold Coast the Championships are a great...
Proving that discipline, resilience and a touch of fun along the way can lead to winning, gold-medal performances.
Hannah Gibson swam and biked her way into an Age Group World Championship gold medal in Wollongong and she couldn’t be prouder
Oceania Triathlon has officially unveiled the 2026 Oceania Championships Calendar, delivering a blockbuster season of racing that will see Elite, Para, U23 and Junior athletes compete across some of the region’s most iconic and fast-growing multisport destinations. With six major events confirmed, the 2026 season promises to elevate athlete pathways, strengthen competitive opportunities, and re-energise key communities across the Oceania region