At the Races


TEAM USA EARNS 10 AGE GROUP TITLES


Team USA closed out its stay in Beijing in style Sept. 11 by claiming its most world titles since 2005 at the 2011 ITU Age Group World Championships. In all, U.S. athletes earned 10 championships and 22 medals on the final day of competition. The 10 gold medals mark the highest total at a single age group triathlon world championship event for Team USA since winning 15 titles in Honolulu, Hawaii, in 2005. In Beijing, U.S. age-groupers combined to capture 21 total world titles and 51 medals in this week’s aquathlon, sprint and age group triathlon events.


2011 ITU AGE GROUP WORLD


CHAMPIONSHIPS (1,500m swim, 40k bike, 10k run)


UNITED STATES MEDALISTS FEMALE 25-29


1. Erika Erickson (Berkeley, Calif.), 2:15:51 MALE 25-29


1. Spencer Popeson (Linwood, N.J.), 2:01:31 FEMALE 30-34


2. Kelly Ciravolo (Shavertown, Pa.), 2:20:38 FEMALE 35-39


2. Krista Hensel (Houston, Texas), 2:20:52 MALE 35-39


1. Mark Harms (Madison, Wis.), 2:01:59 MALE 40-44


3. John Wiberg (Chicago, Ill.), 2:06:50 FEMALE 50-54


2. Donna Smyers (Adamant, Vt.), 2:27:23 MALE 50-54 1. Kyle Welch (Sunnyvale, Calif.), 2:10:26 3. Steve Pyle (Boulder, Colo.), 2:15:35 FEMALE 55-59 1. Susan Griffin-Kaklikian (Castle Rock, Colo.), 2:38:02 MALE 55-59 1. Douglas Hill (Tacoma, Wash.), 2:21:34 FEMALE 65-69


2. Sue Stark (Sugar Grove, N.C.), 3:09:25 MALE 65-69


2. David McNeely (Glen Arm, Md.), 2:45:30 3. Robert Plant (Woodside, Calif.), 2:45:30 FEMALE 70-74


1. Elizabeth Brackett (Chicago, Ill.), 3:20:46 2. Peggy McDowell-Cramer (Santa Monica, Calif.), 3:36:07 3. Sharon Roggenbuck (Hillsborough, N.C.), 3:47:45 MALE 70-74


1. Dave Robinette (Centennial, Colo.), 2:53:57 2. William Marshall (Santa Rosa, Calif.), 2:54:47 MALE 75-79


1. John Cook (Stamford, Conn.), 3:50:13 2. Dieter Heycke (Honolulu, Hawaii), 3:56:00 MALE 80-84


1. Winston Allen (Saint Augustine, Fla.), 4:10:04


John Martin 84 USA TRIATHLON FALL 2011


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