2014 Clarien Iron Kids Triathlon Winners

Clarien Bank Limited congratulates winners of the 26th Annual Clarien Iron Kids Triathlon, held on Saturday, September 20.

Overall Female Fastest Time

  • First place: Madelyn Moore receiving $1000
  • Second place: Alyssa Rowse receiving $500
  • Third place: Lynsey Palmer receiving $250

Overall Male Fastest Time

  • First place: Matthew Oliveira receiving $1000
  • Second place: Max De Ste Croix receiving $500
  • Third place: Nicholas Pilgrim receiving $250

Additional age group triathlon winners include:

7-10 Overall Racing Bike Female

  • First place: Megan Hands
  • Second place: Zoe Hasselkuss
  • Third place: Mia Ferguson

7-10 Overall Racing Bike Male

  • First place: Blake Oliveira
  • Second place: Gareth Cooper
  • Third place: Manning Smith

7-10 Overall Non-Racing Bike Female

  • First place: Tayla Horan
  • Second place: Carys Nokes
  • Third place: Rachael Betschart

7-10 Overall Non-Racing Bike Male

  • First place: Tommy Marshall
  • Second place: Christen Lugo Elibox
  • Third place: William Nokes

11-15 Overall Racing Bike Female

  • First place: Diane Moore
  • Second place: Alyssa Rowse
  • Third place: Lynsey Palmer

11-15 Overall Racing Bike Male

  • First place: Matthew Oliveira
  • Second place: Max De Ste Croix
  • Third place: Nicholas Pilgrim

11-15 Overall Non-Racing Bike Female

  • First place: Cassy McPhee
  • Second place: Addy Malpas
  • Third place: Elsa Stevenson

11-15 Overall Non-Racing Bike Male

  • First place: Keagan Woolley
  • Second place: Brian Desmond
  • Third place: Max Blakeney

Complete results are available at www.racedayworld.com.

Clarien thanks the following sponsors for their participation: Colonial, Tokio Millenium, Deloitte, EY, jetBlue, Gateway, ACE, Island Press, PowerAde, Bicycle Works, Sportseller, Winners Edge. Additional thanks to Abbott Nutrition/Pediasure and BLDC for their support.



Welcome!

Clarien Iron Kids is a community-driven event hosted by Clarien Bank allowing youth living in Bermuda to compete in a traditional swim, bike and run junior triathlon.