Friday, July 15, 2011

Twin Falls Triathlon ready for Saturday

At Dierkes Lake


     WoodRiverValley triathletes are planning to join the field of the fourth annual Twin Falls Triathlon Saturday, July 16 starting at 8 a.m. from DierkesLake west of Twin. The event benefits Boys and Girls Clubs of Magic Valley.

     Among the 30 athletes registered for Saturday’s Sprint Triathlon (0.5-mile swim, 17.1-mile bike ride, 5.25-mile run) are Hailey residents Ryan Passey, 38; Jeff Shiver, 41; and Bradley Thompson, 28.

     The 20 athletes signed up for the Olympic Triathlon (1500-meter swim, 24.9-mile bike, 6.2-mile run) included Christl Holzl, 47, of Ketchum and Hector Ocampo, 33, of Hailey. In addition, 13-year-old Ashley Dreyfus of Hailey is registered for the 800m open water half-mile swim at DierkesLake.

     Late registrants can call 208-736-7011 or email reskelsen@bgcmv.com

 

Gundy wins class at Spudman Triathlon

     The 2011 Boise Spudman Triathlon sponsored by the Treasure Valley YMCA Saturday, July 9 had its 1500m swim canceled due to high winds and white-capped water in BarclayBay. Wind was the order of the day, but it made for fast times on the bike down the canyon.

     Events were the 20-mile bike ride and 5-mile run.

    Hailey’s Susan Gundy won the Women’s 55-59 age class and placed 144th overall of 172 individual finishers in 1.49:32 (56:58 bike, 48:44 run). Boise’s David Gundy was 62nd overall and 13th in the Men’s 30-34 age class in 1.31:43 (48:58 bike, 40:48 run).

     Spudman winners were Kenny McDaniel of Boise 1.12:31 (41:05 bike, 29:47 run) and Annemarie Hofstetter of Boise 1.23:09 for 24th overall (45:55, 35:34). There were 129 men and 43 women finishing.




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