Round 4 of the Hunter Interclub League delivered a picture‑perfect morning of racing as H Events hosted the spectacular Island Triathlon on Stockton Island. With athletes taking on Super Sprint, Sprint, Standard, and Aquabike events, there were big points up for grabs on this fast and flat course. The conditions were perfect for PBs, fierce club competition, and standout individual performances.
Whether chasing participation points or delivering clutch performances for their club, the energy across Stockton Island made Round 4 unforgettable.
Hunter Interclub League – Season Ladder After Round 4
- Newcastle Nitros – 507 points
- Maitland Magic – 372 points
- Tomaree Tridents – 213 points
- Singleton Swoopers – 170 points
- Central Coast Maddoggers – 164 points
- Forster Breakers – 83 points
- Lion Island Lions – 62 points
The Newcastle Nitros continue their powerhouse season with another perfect round, extending their lead at the top. Maitland Magic remain consistent and poised, keeping themselves within reach. Tomaree Tridents hold third, aided by multiple MVP performances. The race tightens between Singleton Swoopers and Central Coast Maddoggers for the middle positions.
Round 4 MVPs – Outstanding Performances
Round 4 produced an incredible list of Most Valuable Player (MVP) performances, with the following athletes earning the maximum 10 performance points for their clubs. These efforts proved decisive in shaping the ladder after four rounds.
Round MVPs scoring 10 points each:
- Adam Stanley – Tomaree Triathlon Club
- Bronwen Tyler – Newcastle Triathlon Club
- Hayley Lyall – Tomaree Triathlon Club
- Jay Field – Tomaree Triathlon Club
- David Mitchell – Newcastle Triathlon Club
- Craig Gardiner – Newcastle Triathlon Club
- Daniel Kiriakdis – Newcastle Triathlon Club
- Colin Reyburn – Newcastle Triathlon Club
- Christopher Gippel – Newcastle Triathlon Club
- Kristen Theile – Newcastle Triathlon Club
- Lee Klep – Newcastle Triathlon Club
- Lucas McBeath – Newcastle Triathlon Club
- Sonia Kennedy – Forster Triathlon Club
- Riley McClung – Maitland Triathlon Club
- Meg Isbester – Newcastle Triathlon Club
- Levi Grieve – Newcastle Triathlon Club
- Dennis Parker – Newcastle Triathlon Club
What’s Next in the Hunter Interclub League?
The season now turns to two crucial events that will shape the final standings:
21 February 2026 – NSW Triathlon Club Championships (Double Points Round!)
The biggest scoring opportunity of the season is just around the corner. With double points on offer, Club Champs has the potential to completely reshuffle the ladder. Expect massive club turnout and fierce competition as athletes come together for the most important round of the year.
7 March 2026 – Lake Macquarie Triathlon
Two weeks later, the league heads to the Lake Macquarie Triathlon, a favourite among athletes and clubs. With valuable late‑season points on the line, this race will play a major role in determining who finishes on the podium.
