SASKATOON - Saskatchewan Triathlon Centre (STC) athletes placed first in all four races at the Bridge City Duathlon, Saturday, April 28th, 2012. Chris Malin and Rachael Edwards first in top spot for the men and women's long course events and Brammon Edwards and Keisha Besler finished first for the sprint distance. All four train with the STC. (more)

The Coaches Association of Saskatchewan is hosting its annual coaches conference, May 25th and 26th in Regina featuring keynote speaker Jay Triano.

STAC would like to know if you plan to attend. Please email info@triathlonsaskatchewan.org. If you would like more information about the conference,  visit this article here.

Saskatoon - Regina's Milos Kostic receives a standing ovation in recognition of his tremendous 2011 season and Paul Tichelaar delivers an inspirational message about his journey to the Olympic Games. (more)

Saskatoon - At the 2012 Annual General Meeting in Saskatoon, the Saskatchewan triathlon general membership elect two new board members and see two exit after significant contributions. (more)

SASKATOON, SK – Saskatchewan will host the best junior-aged triathletes (age 16-19) from across Canada at the Craven-Genki Pike Lake Triathlon on June 24th, 2012. Hosted by the Saskatoon Triathlon Club Inc (STCI) and the Saskatchewan Triathlon Association (STAC), the Craven-Genki Pike Lake Triathlon is the first of four national calibre Junior Elite races in the Teck Junior Elite Race Series hosted by Triathlon Canada. This race will also be a world qualifier for all adult competitors age 19 and older to earn up to 48 spots at the 2013 World Triathlon Championships in London, England, expected to be held on the same race course as the upcoming Olympic race. The Craven-Genki Triathlon will serve as the provincial qualifier for Saskatchewan’s age group athletes selecting our team to represent the province at Canada’s National Triathlon Championship in 2012.

“To be invited to host a race of this magnitude is very exciting for us. We are exceptionally proud of our athletes, who we know have ability to compete alongside the best of the best in Canada,” says STAC President CJ Katz. Organizers of the Pike Lake event expect in excess of 250 racers to descend upon the picturesque park to swim (750 m), bike (20 km) and run (5 km). (read more)

Registration is limited to the first 225 individuals and 40 teams!