Australia’s Age Group Team has added gold to its medal tally on day two of the 2025 World Triathlon Multisport Championships in Pontevedra, with New South Wales’ Maeve Goehner and Western Australia’s Katherine Ryan crowned world champions in the Standard Distance Duathlon.
Australia is on the board at the 2025 World Triathlon Multisport Championships in Pontevedra, with a silver medal on the opening day thanks to a spirited performance from Adelle Parkinson-Need.
Australia’s Maeve Goehner and Sarah Watson stood atop the podium in Townsville ten months ago, celebrating emotional victories after claiming duathlon world titles. This week, they gear up to defend them on Spanish soil, leading a strong Australian Age Group Team into the 2025 World Triathlon Multisport Championships in Pontevedra.
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Growing up in rural New South Wales, Fiona Souden had always had a dream of competing in triathlons, and once making a start – it was the motivation and support from her daughter that pushed her to take that next step.
Proud South Australian, Paige Cranage has been competing in triathlon for almost a decade, and is now passionate about continuing to see the sport grow in her home state.
Providing a development framework for young and emerging triathletes, the Pathway Program saw athletes continue to progress.
When Wurundjeri woman Olive Snell takes on IRONMAN Cairns on Sunday, she will be racing for more than herself. She’s representing her community, her culture, and the growing movement of females showing they belong in endurance sport.
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