Brisbane Triathlon Coach
2021-22 Season is here!
The 2021-22 Tri Season has begun and what a fantastic start we’ve had!
With two races already complete – Moreton Bay and Raby Bay – Next Level Triathletes have already claimed 12 podiums. Congratulations to:
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Queensland Tri Series – 9 podiums
The 2020-2021 Queensland Tri Series (QTS) is now complete and what a fantastic series it was! In the 8-round event, 9 Next Level athletes made it onto the podium to take out their respective age group championship.
Congratulations to:
Not only did these athletes out-perform the competition, but Bayside Multisport, our local supporting Triathlon Club, have also taken out the club series championship! Fantastic work Bayside and fantastic work to all our athletes
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Phil Davies and Coach Toby win at Western Sydney 70.3Both Phil Davies and Coach Toby dominated their age groups to win the Western Sydney 70.3 and both qualified for the World 70.3 Championships in Nice 2019
Kind conditions in Penrith made for an enjoyable event with litle wind and moderate temperatures. Both Phil and Toby have set their sights on finishing well in Nice, Phil will be hoping to improve on his 3rd place this year in South Africa
Noosa Triathlon Wrap
There were 16 Next Level athletes racing at the Noosa Triathlon this year and those racing included some first timers, developing athletes and elite age groupers. Charles Ellis recorded a stunning victory in the 45-49 category, Phil Davies slipped to a second place by just a few seconds to my old mate John Hill and I was also pleased to get a podium in the teams with Dave Aherne swimming for me.
As well as celebrating podium finishers it was great to see so many athletes improving on previous results despite the challenging conditions and taking their results to the Next Level
Congratulations to Phil Davies who took his racing to The Next Level with a Silver medal in the Sprint distance and a Gold to be World Champion in the standard distance ITU Age Group Worlds. Add those to his bronze at the World 70.3 champs and he has a complete collection. Well done also to Charles Ellis who also won Silver in the Standard distance event in a time of 1.57. It was a week of highs and lows with Hannah Hammill crashing and breaking a collarbone in the Sprint distance event when moving into the top twenty at the end of the bike leg. Bill Thornbury, Julie Bonato and Sue Debrosses and Deepak Raj all raced above themselves in their events also.
