Elwood set the stage for a thrilling finale to the VIC Championship Series on Sunday, as the 2XU Triathlon Series hosted the Victorian Sprint Championships – the sixth and final stop of the season.
Athletes from across the state lined up for one last shot at a State Championship title in 2024/25, taking on the sprint-distance course in testing conditions.
The Inspire to Tri program was developed to drive real and lasting change in female coaching representation in NSW; by combining coaching courses with mentorship and leadership development it aligned with NSW Government initiatives including the Her Sport Her Way strategy.
The success of the Finish Lines Not Finish Times program of women’s training and events has been made possible with the support of funding from the NSW Office of Sport and the passion of triathlon clubs around the State.
The 2024 NSW Triathlon Club Championships is just around the corner, set for May 17th in Forster, NSW. With a record-breaking 32 clubs already committed, the excitement is building for this one-of-a-kind event where you don’t just race for yourself—you race for your club.
Introducing our NSW athletes who will represent the State at Sporting Schools Australia Triathlon Championships in Rockingham, Western Australia between 23-27 March 2025. Well done and good luck!
AusTriathlon is excited to announce the team selected to represent Australia at the 2025 World Triathlon Multisport Championships.
Luke Schofield and Aspen Anderson claimed the Australian Sprint Championship titles at the 2XU Triathlon Series in Elwood.
New South Wales’ Jack Caldwell is eager to add another title to his name at this Sunday’s Australian Sprint Championships in Elwood.
Ben Forbes and Laura Gillard ruled the rugged and tackled the toughest trails to take the 2025 Australian Cross Triathlon Championship titles at the Trex Snowy Mountains.
Reigning Australian Cross Triathlon Champion, Hannah-Lee Young, returns to the TreX Snowy Mountains this Sunday, fired up to defend her crown and kick-start a season in which she’s aiming to make XTERRA history.
Queensland’s Aspen Anderson and New South Wales’ Jack Caldwell have taken the titles of Australian Junior Super Sprint Champions at the Super Sprint Race Weekend.
After three intense days of Super Sprint Race Weekend action, the final line-ups for the Australian Junior and Youth Super Sprint Championships are now set.