NSW Triathlon Pathway Program 2024/2025 Season Wrap Up
The NSW Triathlon Pathway Program provides a development framework for young and emerging triathletes in New South Wales and the ACT. Through training camps, the competitive Billigence Pathway Series, and skill-building opportunities, athletes progress towards national and international competitions, enhancing their performance at every level.
Season Highlights
NSW Pathway athletes embraced the challenge this season, for some it was undertaking their first draft-legal race, and for others, stepping up to National and Oceania events, including the sweltering Runaway Bay Super Sprint Championship, held at the Gold Coast Performance Centre, Australian Championships in Elwood, and the Oceania Sprint Championships in Devonport – one of the rights-of-passage races; delivering outstanding performances and representing NSW, their home clubs, and squads with dedication.
Standout Performances
Jack Caldwell, a member of the NSW Development Squad had a remarkable season, dominating all key events and securing his place at the Junior World Championships. With the race taking place on home soil, Team NSW will be in full force to cheer him on.
Matthew Engesser, claimed 1st place at the World Triathlon Oceania Championships in Mooloolaba and secured 2nd place at the World Triathlon Para Series (WTPS) in Devonport. Making his international debut in Yokohama, Matthew finished 6th against the world’s top-ranked athletes — the youngest competitor by 11 years.
Logan Campbell deserves a special mention for his exceptional performances at both Oceania and Asian Continental Cup racing, demonstrating his potential on the global stage.
Sporting Schools NSW team, consisting of many Youth and Junior NSW Pathway athletes, proved an opportunity to shine nationally with a silver medal performance and many other standout performances across categories.
Looking Ahead
With structured training and racing opportunities, the NSW Triathlon Pathway Program remains a crucial stepping stone for athletes aspiring to represent Australia at the highest levels. The combination of skill development, mentorship, and high performance competition ensures that NSW athletes continue to shine in the world of triathlon.
We take this opportunity to thank Billigence for their ongoing support of the pathway program and race series.
These opportunities are invaluable and we cannot thank you enough. Thanks also goes to Robyn Low-Hart, Pathway Lead, who drives and delivers this program with passion, energy and a relentless pursuit to creating the best environments for our athletes to thrive.
Thank you also to Andrew Tong for his meticulous timing every race. Thank you to the dedicated Pathway Coaches for your commitment, expertise and passion in developing the next generation of triathlon talent.
We also want to say a massive thank you to the parents of each athlete in the Pathway program – we know getting your athletes to camps, clinics, races and training is a huge undertaking. Thank you for your support of our sport and your athletes love for it.
For more details, you can visit the official NSW Triathlon Pathway Program page.
Our 2025/2026 Pathway Program application will open soon.
