The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer
No. 804 • March 26, 2010
 
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New Nevis Triathlon Champions
Miranda Fellows
 
Reggie Douglas has been officially dethroned and James Weekes has replaced him as the new National Triathlon Champion. In the female category, Miranda Fellows has achived the status of new National Female Triathlon champion.

These positions were determined on Sunday 21st March as the annual Nevis Triathlon was held. The action commenced at Gallows Bay at around 1pm after a briefing done by chief organizer Winston Crooke at the TDC car park where all of the athletes received their final orientation exercises and official marching orders.

87 athletes participated in the event with 24 in the Olympic category, 37 in the Sprint and 26 in the Tri-Tri. Quite a number of countries were represented and these included the USA, the UK, Trinidad and Tobago, Antigua and Barbuda, St. Maarten, and Puerto Rico, St. Kitts and Nevis and one athlete from Zimbabwe.

There was also fair representation by the students at the Ross University in St.Kitts and the MUA in Nevis.

Despite the best efforts of the local athletes, those from Trinidad and Tobago were dominant. After the competitors had completed the swim phase at Gallows Bay, they ran to the TDC car park and mounted their bikes.

They then biked to Cotton Ground to the clearly demarcated turnaround point. On completion of the biking they were then required to run to as far as Four Seasons to yet another turnaround point before completing the race.

The overall results are:

Sprint under 24 Males
1st Ramnarine Chanderpaul-T&T
2nd Jonathan Paul-T&T
Steven Keller-SKB

Sprint-under 24 Females
1st Maria Gooding-USA
2nd Anna Hackenberg-USA
3rd Panthea Heydari

Sprint-25-39 Males
1st Greg Pigeon
2nd Mark Theriault-USA
3rd Phil Smith-SKB

Sprint 25-39 females
1st Alexandra Fox-USA
2nd Kristilec Stewart- SKB
3rd Sarah Petre Mayers-Nev

Sprint 40-59 Males
1st Juan Pablo Piscione-SM
2nd Paul Drury-UK
3rd Richard Fields-USA

Sprint 40-59 Females
1st Lindray Duffy-ANU
2. Heidi Ficher-USA
3rd Tracy Rigby-Nev

Sprint over 60 Males
1st David Armentrout-Nev
2nd Gordon Avery-Nev

Sprint over 60 Females
Leslie Armentrout-Nev

Sprint Relays
1st Team Lotto

Olympic Relay
1st Team Nevis (young Assim along with Maria and Rhian)

Overall Winners

Males
1st Marcus Dodd -UK in a time of 2:10:55
2nd Aneil Greene -T&T
3rd Clarance Tobias-T&T
6th James Weekes-Nev 2:25:50
7th Reggie Douglas-Nev 2: 29:12

Females
1st Hannah Barnes- Scotland
2nd Miranda Fellows-Nev
3rd Laura Talaga-SKB

James Weekes -New national Male champion
Miranda Fellows-New national Female champion

TriTri
Juniour Females:
1st Sasha Lloyd-Nev
2nd Adjua Lloyd-Nev
3rd Damali Lawrence-Nev

Juniour Males
1st Jose Garcia-PR
2nd Duryan Cozier-Nev

Tri-Tri Relay
Winner: Team Panda-(comprising of the Lawrence family: Robin, Adanda and Kie)

Junior Bike/run
1st Akeem Nisbett
2nd Trifan Simmonds
3rd Prince Leader

Tri Tri Females
1st Carrie Shirley-USA
2nd Jennifer Carter-SKB
Hilary Francis -SKB

Tri Tri Males
1st Paul Skiler
2nd Carlos Chapman-UK
3rd Duncan Peters

 
 
 
 
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