New Faces atop the Oceania Championship Podium

20/03/17 at 10:49 pm

New Faces atop the Oceania Championship Podium

      Australian triathlon welcomed two new faces to the top of the OTU Oceania Championship podium in Devonport today while an unstoppable warhorse showed all the toughness that has made him a five-time world champion. Former champion Dee Why surf lifesaver 21-year-old Emma Jeffcoat provided an eye-catching solo performance to lead from start to finish to win the female OTU Oceania crown while 22-year-old Melbourne-based NSW young gun, Matthew Baker broke through for his first major victory and kept an unwell training partner and defending champion Marcel Walkington at bay in the process. And in the final event of the day,... | Full Story

New Faces atop the Oceania Championship Podium

New Faces atop the Oceania Championship Podium

20/03/17 -       Australian triathlon welcomed two new faces to the top of the OTU Oceania Championship podium in Devonport today while an unstoppable warhorse showed all the toughness that has made him a five-time... |

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Juniors Shine at Way Out West Triathlon

Juniors Shine at Way Out West Triathlon

05/03/17 -     March 5, 2017 There was some hot action at this weekend’s City of Armadale Way Out West Triathlon which hosted Race 4 of the Australian Junior Triathlon Series (Youth/Junior/U23), and the 2017 OTU... |

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Aussies and Kiwis battle it out at Oceania Sprint Championship race in Kinloch

Aussies and Kiwis battle it out at Oceania Sprint Championship race in Kinloch

15/02/17 - 14 February 2017        Photo credit: Scottie T Photography Over the weekend, it was the Australian’s and Kiwi’s who battled it out for a podium in the Sprint Oceania Championships in Kinloch. The race... |

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Oceania Calendar for 2017

16/11/16 - Oceania Triathlon Union is pleased to announce the following events for our 2017 Triathlon Season. The date for the Tahiti Continental Cup has been confirmed as Sunday 24th September... |

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Level 1 Coaching Course in Solomon Islands a great success

Level 1 Coaching Course in Solomon Islands a great success

16/11/16 - Recently, ITU Facilitator, Peter Clifford presented a Level 1 Coaching Course in Honiara, Solomon Islands. Honiara hosts a vibrant local triathlon environment with great coaching, administration and a strong... |

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