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Kawana All Schools TriathlonThe Next Level Juniors performances were outstanding on the weekend with 13 athletes making the Met East regional team to compete at the State Championships in Hervey Bay next February. Stand out performance from both Chloe Bowen and Ethan Brelsford who both took it to the Next Level with podium finishes.
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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10 Podiums in one race!
Raby Bay Tri on Sunday 28th February was one of our most successful Triathlons not only for NextLevel Tri Coaching athletes, but also for our supporting club Bayside Multisport
20 athletes finished in the top 10, whilst 10 of our own Next Level athletes finished on the podium!
Well done to Toby Somerville, Troy Smedley, Phil Davies, Viv Broadbent, Tanya Mallie, Nicola Glasper, Ethan Brelsford, Oscar Brelsford, Jane Rylance and Mick Schuddinh
It’s been a big few weeks in Triathlon with a few more exciting events to come:
– QTS Robina this Sunday 7th March, the final Triathlon of the QTS Series
– Tweed Enduro also this weekend – Saturday 6th March
– Mooloolaba Triathlon, one of the most popular triathlons on the Sunshine Coast, 12-14th March
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Ironman Cairns and Ironman 70.3 Cairns 2020Ironman Cairns and Ironman 70.3 Cairns both occurred on the 27th of September 2020. With a late change to the entry date, this was always going to be a challenging event.
With a hot day ahead and the water up around 27 degrees, we all weighed up the decision on whether we’d try our luck with a wetsuit — a decision most of us took up, but perhaps slightly regretted. Into the water we started our two lap (one for the 70.3 race) swim in the mostly calm waters of Palm Cove. Surrounded by beautiful mountain sides, this really is a beautiful spot to start a race!
Out of the water and through the showers, we made our way to transition, grabbing ice along the way to keep our body temperature down. Onto the highway we headed north along the picturesque highway towards Port Douglas for a three lap (one lap for 70.3) cycle course. As the temperature increased, along with the wind and humidity, we toughed the conditions and made our way around the course and back into Cairns to begin the four lap (two lap for 70.3) run along the esplanade and boardwalk of Cairns CBD. Cheered along by our very own supporters and Cairns locals, we managed to fight through conditions none of us had trained in and few were mentally and physically prepared for. We all knew coming into this race it was going to be a hot one, but I don’t think most of us realised just how challenging things would be. Finishing the race in the centrally located Fogarty Park, with the finishing chute we all know and love, the day was finally at an end!
Huge congratulations to head coach Toby Somerville, who landed another podium finish (second for the month) and a further congratulations to Debbie Thorley and Phil Davies for completing their first Ironman distance races; and Lloyd Saharin for completing his first Ironman 70.3 race.
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