PIVITAL CABLE BEACH TRIATHLON
30th August 2020
A record number 175 competitors took part in the 2020 Pivital Cable Beach Triathlon. The club had the privileged of hosting Blake Kappler, Dimity-Lee Duke, David Bryant and Kurt Wesley who all traveled to be part of the event.
Friday night's Sundowner dinner and Q&A was a huge success and athletes of all ages had the opportunity to find out what it's like being a Pro Triathlete.
On Sunday the sun was shining, a calm breeze blowing and a very clam cable beach made for a spectacular day of racing for the most popular event the club has ever run.
Full results and times can be found by following the link below:
Kids Tri
Female
1st Matilda Beatty
2nd Nayana Hardy
Male
1st Jesse Wood
2nd Joshua Smallshaw
Enticer Distance
Primary School
Female
1st Amelia Carlow
2nd Jasper Barnett
Male
1st Frank Graffen
High School
Male
1st Felix Carroll
2nd Wyatt Smith
Masters
Female
1st Karen Adams
Open
Female
1st Rebecca Kevin
2nd Bella Kenworthy
Male
1st Match Murphy
2nd Regan Grant
Teams
Junior
1st The Comits
2nd Tritards
Mixed
1st 75
2nd CC's
Open
1st The Numpty Pharm
2nd The Better Halves
Sprint Distance
High School
Female
1st Stevi Evans
2nd Tallara Cook
Male
1st Max Mears
2nd Lachlan Forster
Masters
Female
1st Sheridan Lister
2nd Virginia Westwood
Male
1st Peter Carroll
2nd Wayne Steffe
Open
Female
1st Jude Millard
2nd Kira Kranzusch
Male
1st Jesse Evans
2nd Jack Castellarin
Elite Male
1st David Bryant
Teams
Junior
1st Vroom Vroom Boys
Open
1st In it to Beat Simon
2nd Give It A Tri
Olympic Distance
Masters
Female
1st Loretta Wesley
2nd Sandra Cronin
Male
1st Eric Emmett
2nd Chris West
Open
Female
1st Hannah Jackson
2nd Emerald Kerr
Male
1st Jarryd Heldt
2nd Scott Almond
Elite
Male
1st Kurt Wesley
2nd Blake Kappler
Teams
Open
1st All Systems Go
2nd Norfolk & Chance
2019 PIVITAL CABLE BEACH TRIAHTLON
22nd September 2019
Athletes of all ages flocked to Cable Beach for the 2019 Pivital Cable Beach Triathlon on September 22. More than 70 athletes came together to compete either individually or in small teams in perfect conditions for the annual competition.
Competitors were able to choose between three racing levels — the Enticer, Sprint or Olympic level.
The Enticer course comprised of a 375m swim, 10km bike ride and a 2.5km run, Sprint saw competitors take part in a 750m swim, 20km ride and a 5km run, and the Olympic level challenged athletes to a 1.5km swim, 40km ride and a 10km run.
Emily Strange was named the overall open winner of the Enticer category, finishing with a time of 45:24.73, while Lachlan Foster (50:02.31) and Tallara Cook (50:08.37) were named male and female junior winners. Surf Rats, a team comprising of Sam Fitzmaruice, Lawson Hall and Lachlan McLeod, took it out for the teams with a time of 54:29.58.
In the Sprint race, Ben Lett was the male open winner with a time of 01:20:14.77, while Katherine Simson was the female open winner with a time of 01:36:02.05. Stevi Evans (01:27:47.52) was named the junior female winner, Travis Campbell (01:35:45.72) was the junior male winner, and the team of Pillo’S, comprising of Mike & Suzie Pratt, won out uncontested (01:45:46.47).
In the Olympic level contest, young triathlete Jesse Evans was the open male winner with a time of 02:08:12.46, while Jude Millard took it out for the women with a time of 02:41:06.45.
Last Minute, comprising of Cas Ryan, Campbell Ray and Luke Bouckaert took it out for the teams with a time of 02:50:11.07.
Younger aspiring triathletes were given a challenge of their own in the TRYstars version of the course, which comprised a 300m swim, 3km bike ride and a 1km run. Tex Comito was the overall winner with a time of 12:53.14, while Matilda Beatty was the best of the girls with a time of 15:48.13.