HENDERSON, NV – Regina’s Emma Bandol and Dalton Fayad and Saskatoon’s Shannon Bews battled a difficult course and tough weather conditions to post strong times at the International Triathlon Union (ITU) 2011 Long Course Triathlon World Championship held Saturday November 5th in Henderson, Nevada. The day started inauspiciously as the swim portion of the event was cancelled due to low air and... 

HENDERSON, NV – This week, Dalton Fayad and Emanuela Bandol of Regina and Shannon Bews of Saskatoon are travelling to Henderson, Nevada for the International Triathlon Union (ITU) 2011 Long Course Triathlon World Championships to be held Saturday November 5th, 2011. The three will help represent Canada as part of a much larger Canadian Age Group Team consisting of more than 110 age groupers ranging... 

Milos Kostic of Regina broke another record at the Ford Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii on Saturday. Kostic finished the Ironman in 11 hours, 45 minutes, and 46 seconds, which is a record in his men’s 70-74 age group by more than an hour.  Read More →

Regina athletes raced well at Subaru Ironman Canada in Penticton, B.C. on Sunday. Milos Kostic not only won the men’s 70-74 age group, but set a record, finishing in a time of 11 hours, 14 minutes, and 24 seconds. The previous record was 13:08:26. Emmanuela Bandol placed sixth in the women’s 30-34 age group with a time of 10:54:19, while Brendan Mackenzie was 29th in the men’s 25-29... 

PENTICTON, BC – Regina’s Triathlon legend, Milos Kostic, will look once again to win his age group at the 29th Subaru Ironman in Penticton, BC this Sunday as well as qualify for the Hawaii Ironman. Kostic, age 70, is back after missing the 2010 race while recovering from injuries suffered last summer in a bike accident. He has won his age group at both Penticton and Hawaii multiple times. The list... 

KAMLOOPS, B.C. (August 8, 2011): The adrenaline was pumping fast and furious during the women’s triathlon team relay today at Lac Le Jeune as each member of Saskatchewan’s women triathlon team competed individually but collectively as a team in an individual shorter distance triathlon (375 m swim, 10 km bike and 2.5 km run) against B.C, Alberta, and Manitoba. The finish times for each member were... 

REGINA BEACH, SK –Regina athletes dominated the MacKenzie Plumbing & Heating Regina Beach Duathlon lead by Conway Nelson who won the Standard distance event with a time of 2:03:24. Nelson was followed by Hugo Van Rooyen (2:07:17) and Ryan Baade (2:07:46), both also from Regina. Regina women also left their mark with Leah Gottinger sprinting hard to claim first in the women’s sprint distance... 

SASKATOON, SK – Two up-and-coming Regina triathletes have been named to Saskatchewan’s 2011 Western Canada Summer Games men’s team for triathlon. Sixteen year-old Aidan Katz is in only his second year of racing at the junior elite level and Sean Hooper, age 18, has been competing in that category for the past three years. Saskatoon’s Robert Bigsby rounds out the men’s team. Katz  has demonstrated... 

LEAD BY EMMA BANDOL, REGINA TRIATHLETES EARN PODIUM FINISHES AT THE CRAVEN GENKI PIKE LAKE TRIATHLON SUNDAY SASKATOON, SK – Emma Bandol of Regina successfully defended her win from last year’s Craven-Genki Pike Lake Triathlon with a time of 2:20:47 in the Standard (formerly Olympic) distance event, a minute of ahead of her time last year and more than nine minutes ahead of the next place competitor.... 

Regina and area triathletes took part in the Oliver Half-Iron triathlon on Sunday in Oliver, B.C. The half-iron included a two kilometre swim, a 93 km bike, anda  21.2 km run.  Results are as follows: Doug Mackenzie – 9th, men’s 50-54 – five hours, 23 minutes, 13 seconds Milos Kostic – 1st, men’s 70-74 – 5:33:25 Michael Hoffort, Buena Vista – 28th, men’s...