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Friday, 26 October 2012 02:10
ED. At MTN we try to stay away from political and otherwise controversial / yucky stuff. That's why we didn't post this two weeks ago when it first came to our attention. But we changed our mind because interesting stuff is discussed here.
By Jay Dicharry (anathletesbody.com)
Sport: Don
Race of the Year Finalists....
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Wednesday, 24 October 2012 02:10
(Logos - Graniteman - Clearwater and Tri For a Cause are two of this year's five RACE OF THE YEAR finalists.)
THE PARTY OF THE YEAR!
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Tuesday, 23 October 2012 05:10
The 14th annual Minnesota Multisport Awards Party, a.k.a. Tri Night '12, will take place on November 10. Last week, MTN asked Kevin at Gear West Bike & Triathlon if he would once again host the party at his shop. We're happy to announce that he graciously agreed to do so.
As in 2011, the party will include fantastic food (thanks Tammy!), copious quantities of malty and grapey adult beverages, cool tunes and, most of all, great company and conversation. It's a chance to chill and hang out with your peers....
Master of the Year: Women...
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Tuesday, 23 October 2012 03:10
(Photo - Ann Snuggerud and daughter Ellie. Ann is the one on the right.)
Minnesota Multisport Awards - With so many evenly matched 40-plussers, this was the most contentious category. Coming up a tad short from a race volume standpoint were Jan Guenther, Joyce Bourassa and Tina Hjeltman. The resumes of Veronica Bond, Jamie Heying, Leslie Englert, Laura Swartz, Christine Mitchell and Sue Rubens also received heavy scrutiny.
Here are the official nominees:
HEIDI KELLER-MILER, 47, Chaska
HKM won the MOY in 2011 and 2007. Her 2012 resume featured a big win at Lake Waconia, and clear masters victories at Trinona Olympic (4th overall behind Ruth, Claire and Wisconsin's Kim Goodell) and Life Time Tri - Minneapolis Elite (5th overall behind CY, Ruth, Claire and Kort). ...
Master of the Year: Guys...
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Tuesday, 23 October 2012 02:20
(Minnefota Moments Photo - 2011 US Master of the Year Honorable Mention, Greg Taylor.)
Minnesota Multisport Awards -Three of the four of this year's official male MOY nominees have won this award before. The other guy--David Holden--was also nominated in 2011. The finalists had to beat out the stalwarts likes of fellow elite 40-plussers Tony Schiller, Rhett Bonner, Rod Raymond, Chap Achen and John Shelp.
BRIAN BICH, 46, Duluth
A four-time MOY winner, Brian won the three regional races he entered in 2012. He also won the 45-49 AG at Nationals, where he would have placed 3rd in the 40-44M category.
DAVID HOLDEN, 43, North Hudson, WI
Winner of four races, David was never beaten by a fellow master this year, nor did he ever finish any lower that 5th overall (Life Time Tri - Minneapolis Elite)....
