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About Race Directors
The role they play is vital to allowing Triathlon NSW members to have the opportunity to put what they train into practice. They are also vital for Triathlon in NSW as they have the scope to be innovative with new distances, variations to races and offer short distances, which are ideal for those newbies looking to ‘dip their toe’ into the triathlon water! Triathlon NSW is excited to be working closely with our ‘Race Director Partners’ in the delivery of the Regional Interclub series.
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Australian Chinese Dragons of St George
Armidale Armidillos
Balance Bolt
Balmoral Purple Cobras
Ballina Seahorses
Bathurst Wallabies
Bondi Brats
Brighton Polar Bears
Byron Breakers
Clarence Valley Stringrays
Coffs Harbour Rockets
Concord Cats
Coogee Comets
Cowra Cobras
Cronulla Sharks
Eastern Suburbs Swans
Dubbo
Engadine Dingoes
Eurocoast Nomads
Gunnedah K-Bears
Hat Head Hammerheads
Hawkesbury Hawks
Highlands Shaggy Cows
Hills Red Army
Illawarra Cannons
Inverell Saphires
Jervis Bay Dolphins
Kiama Coasters
LAPD Lidcombe Lightning
Moree Mongooses
Mudgee red Devils
Northern Suburbs Mighty Mites
Orange Pianhas
Panthers
Port Macquarie Pelicans
Rozelle Pulse
Shellharbour Mariners
Sydney Tri Giants
Tamworth Tigers
Team Mac Tri
T4 North Bondi Tritans
Warringah Waves
Western Sydney FilOz Eagles
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Latest NEWS
Byron breakthrough as they share Kingy title with Ballina
The North Coast Interclub produced yet another blockbuster event this past weekend as the Ballina Seahorses and Byron Breakers shared the spoils in what is shaping up to be an enthralling first season. The Seahorses ensured that they head into the New Year still on top of the North Coast leaderboard with yet another terrific Read more about Byron breakthrough as they share Kingy title with Ballina[…]
South Coast Round 3 Preview – Callala set for points bonanza
A bumper Round 3 awaits the six clubs of the South Coast Interclub this weekend as the Callala Triathlon is set to shake up the competition just before Christmas with the Standard, Sprint and Super Sprint all being classified as point earning distances. The Kiama Coasters continued their stellar year at Kurnell in Round 2 Read more about South Coast Round 3 Preview – Callala set for points bonanza[…]
Bathurst win in Mudgee to take top spot
The Bathurst Wallabies find themselves on top in the Central West Interclub after victory at the Mudgee Triathlon. They have a 1 point lead over the Orange Piranhas with the Mudgee Red Devils in third, 3 points back. The Wallabies had a strong showing in Mudgee and had five age group division winners with Hollee Read more about Bathurst win in Mudgee to take top spot[…]
North Coast Round 3 Preview – North Coast in the balance and teams head to Kingscliff
In the last event before the Christmas and New Year break, the Kingscliff Triathlon will provide the North Coast Interclub Series with its third installment of an enthralling competition to date. Evenly poised after the Ballina and Yamba Triathlons, three clubs find themselves separated by just 4.5 points at the top of the table, with Read more about North Coast Round 3 Preview – North Coast in the balance and teams head to Kingscliff[…]
Home sweet home for the Clarence Valley Stingrays
The Yamba Triathlon lived up to the hype with all six competing clubs of the North Coast Interclub Series adding significantly to their overall point tally for the season, on what was a day of superb racing and club pride. Touted as favourites for the event, the Clarence Valley Stingrays delivered in their hometown as Read more about Home sweet home for the Clarence Valley Stingrays[…]
Cronulla claim Kurnell as Hills dig in
The Cronulla Sharks stormed to victory at Kurnell this past weekend and returned home to Gunnamatta Bay with a maximum 25 points after ‘MAXING OUT’ in what was comfortably their best performance of the season so far. Clubs can earn a maximum of 25 points at each event of the Regional Interclub Series. This point Read more about Cronulla claim Kurnell as Hills dig in[…]
Brilliant Balmoral roll on as NSTC edge closer to Warringah
A highly impressive Balmoral unit made it three wins in a row at the Kurnell Triathlon this past weekend, extending their lead at the top of the Sydney North Interlcub Series to an enormous 29.5 points. There was a third win of the season for the ever-impressive Gerald Renton, 2nd placed finishes for Sara Burns, Read more about Brilliant Balmoral roll on as NSTC edge closer to Warringah[…]
Close in the East but Giants win again
The Sydney Tri Giants made it two wins in a row, as they followed up their success at the Nepean Triathlon with an impressive display at the Kurnell Triathlon to put them in charge of the Sydney South East Interclub Series. The Giants once again turned up in good numbers and enjoyed plenty of individual Read more about Close in the East but Giants win again[…]
Coasters hot streak continues at Kurnell
The Kiama Coasters will not want 2018 to end. This past weekend they added victory in the South Coast Interclub Series at Kurnell to their list of achievements for this calendar year, which already features victory at the Berry Duathlon and the Triathlon NSW Club Championships Division 3 title. Mary Street starred for Kiama with Read more about Coasters hot streak continues at Kurnell[…]
