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Missing the Girls...

Tuesday, 07 June 2011 03:00

Photos - L- R - Marlo, Brook, Shelley, Jenny S., Kat & reptilian friend, and Kort's kids...

Feature - A testament to how much female tri talent there is in our state is the fact that this year, perhaps more than any other, Minnesota is without so many of its best multisportswomen, yet there are still plenty of talented girls to rock the regional scene. Claire and Michelle and Suzie have, as they say in ball and puck sports, stepped up. Additionally, 2004 Minnesota Triathlete of the Year Becky Youngberg is returning to the scene after a multi-year maternity and life interruptions layoff....

Speed and Serotonin...

Tuesday, 07 June 2011 03:00

Facebook Photos L - R - Lila Tully (can you believe she's 60!), the incognito Cheryl Zitur & Gabby Keller and Gunther. These girls set some awesome records at Buffalo last Sunday.

Race Coverage Stuff - Sunday was a record-setting day. Warm, without being too hot. Breezy; enough to facilitate evaporation but not enough to slow one down. Clear and sunny; enough to lift spirits of a chronic malcontent....

A Tonage of Newsy Notesy Stuff...

Monday, 06 June 2011 03:00

* Hey Tri Vets, tell your timid wannabe tri friends that there are now three unintimidating events designed just for them. They're called MY FIRST TRI. Here's the scoopage:

WHAT IS IT?

A 400 yard swim, 10 mile bike and 2 mile run

Weekend Stuff...

Sunday, 05 June 2011 15:14

* Pigman XX Notes - St. Paul's Dan Hedgecock won his third race of the year this morning at the 20th edition Pigman Sprint Triathlon. Sure, he was awesome in his victory at Gear West. And even awesomer in his record-setting effort at Apple.

Arguably, however, he turned in his awesomest performance to date at Little Pig, where he lowered the amateur course record by 28 seconds. Iowa's Patrick Davis and Circle Pines Patrick Parish, both of whom earned USAT Athlete of the Year Honorable Mentions in 2010, rounded out the men's podium. Seven-time Pigman Sprint champ Kevin O'Connor took fourth.

Former Rochesterite Joanna Hall finished 4th in the women's competition, her 1:15:39 was almost three minutes faster than her 2010 time, which landed her in 7th place. RESULTS

* Buffalo Tri Notes and other weekend stuff on the next page...