Catch up with STCI on FaceBook.
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Recently ripped from facebook,
"Glenn Patkau" Big congrats to our club members that won awards at the STAC banquet.
- Juniors - Joel and Abby
- Age Grouper - Jeff
- Long Course - Simon and Lindsay
- Volunteer - Brian
- Long Time Service - Don
- March 7 at 12:39pm
- "Glenn Patkau" STCI gear now on sale at the Bike Doctor. There are a few jackets, vests, bike jerseys and shorts still available.
- February 27 at 6:08pm ·
- "Jeff Hehn" I wore my vest x-country skiing most of this past weekend - awesome stuff.
- March 2 at 2:51pm ·
The Saskatoon Triathlon Club is proud to offer its members the following prices on Xterra Wetsuits:
| 2010 SPECIAL MEMBER PRICING: | ||
|---|---|---|
| VOLT JOHN | $99 | |
| VORTEX 3 JOHN | $129 | (reg. $300) |
| VORTEX 3 FULL | $179 | (reg. $400) |
| VECTOR PRO X2 JOHN | $199 | (reg. $400) |
| VECTOR PRO X2 FULL | $299 | (reg. $595) |
| VENDETTA | $500 | (reg. $695) |
| VELOCITY 0.02 SPEEDSUIT | $99 | (reg. $250) |
| VELOCITY ++ SPEEDSUIT | $150 | (reg. $350) |
Please note, this offer is for STCI members to use for purchasing. The discount is valid year round and is guaranteed to be as low if not lower than any promotion offered to the general public.
Use the following website to access the specials.
URL: http://www.xterrawetsuits.com/special/
LOGON: CA-FUNK
Pan American Triathlon Championships (PATCO), Mazatlan, MEX, April 19
- swim start delayed 45 min due to rough surf
- bike crash out of T1 in Jr. Men's race taking down approx. half of the pack, creating a front pack of about 10.
6 medals for Canada:
- Lauren Groves, BC: Silver, Elite Women
- Kerry Spearing, BC: Silver, U23 Women
- Jeff Symonds, BC: Gold, U23 Men
- Jordan Bryden, AB: Bronze, U23 Men
- Sarah-Anne Brault, MB: Gold, Junior Women
- Marianne Hogan, QC: Bronze, Junior Women
Two Saskatoon Juniors raced: Rachael Edwards (8th) and Joel Howlett (32nd) Junior Women's Top Ten (45 on start list): 6 Canadian athletes in the top 8
- Sarah-Anne Brault CAN (MB)
- Ruth Gris MEX
- Marianne Hogan CAN (QC)
- Kyla Coates CAN (BC)
- Christine Ridenour CAN (BC)
- Marina Saucedo MEX
- Alexandra Coates CAN (BC)
- Rachael Edwards CAN (SK)
- Lauren Goldstein-K (USA)
- Stacy Hague (USA)
- Rodrigo Gonzalez MEX
- Willy Pickhardt USA
- Carlos Fischer VEN
- Andres Cabasango ECU
- Abraham Castellanos MEX
- Francois Hogan CAN
- Isai Garcia VEN
- Villalta Darwin VEN
- Cuahutemoc Martinez MEX
- Jason Wilson BAR
- 1. Connor Hammond (ON)
- 2. Matt Vierula (QC)
- 14 Marc-Antoine Christin (QC)
- 22.Ryan Ditchfield
- 24 Yanik Leduc (QC)
- 25. Cole Stewart (BC)
- 30. Jean-Sebastien D. (QC)
- 31. Jeff Phillips (BC)
- 32. Joel Howlett (SK)
- 37. timothy McLean
- 39. mark Okany (MB)
- 44. Matt Sharpe (BC)
- 45. Aaron Thomas (BC)
Youth and Junior results:
2007-08-21
Rachael Edwards joins 5 other Canadian Jr. women to compete in the American National Championship on Aug. 12 in Longmont, Colorado.
Canada takes the top 2 positions with Rachael finishing a close second to Sarah-Ann Brault from Manitoba. She received her medal from Hunter Kemper. Rachael also competed in the Kelowna Apple Triathlon on Aug. 18, again placing 2nd in the Jr. Elite category.
Team Sask Youth and Juniors had a strong showing at the Kelowna Apple Triathlon, Western Canadian Kids of Steel Championship on Aug. 18. Congratulations to Kendra and Jeramie Anderson, Abby Miller, Julia Garnet, Cole Leblanc, Gabrielle and Rachael Edwards, Alecia Lukash, Cuylar Conly and Joel Howlett.
Top 3 finishers:
- Girls 12/13 - 3rd place Gabrielle Edwards
- Girls 14/15
- - 2nd place Julia Garnet
- - 3rd place Abby Miller
- Girls Jr. Elite - 2nd place Rachael Edwards
- Boys 14/15 - 3rd place Jeramie Anderson
Rachael Edward's Vancouver Race Report
2007-06-12
First of all I wanted to say what a great first official junior elite race I had. I got third place which met my goal as 4 of the top ten finishers from Jr. Nats. last year were there. Vancouver is definitely a great place for a triathlon (but a bit rainy). The race itself was a little disorganized; the swim and run were both way too long (over 1000m instead of 750m and over 7k instead of 5k). Transition information was sketchy, but it worked out in the end. The water temp. was 17 (practically worm compared to Pike Lakea;) but my toes were numb until halfway through the run.
The swim started at one beach and ended at another. This was only the 2nd time that I swam in the ocean and as we swam at 7:05a.m. it was calm. With the swim being my weakest link and way longer than usual, I came out 6th of 9. I chose not to draft as the two girls I came out with had a pace too slow for what I wanted. The bike was called very technical, but I found it mild; a few hills and no wind. I pulled ahead and started the run in fifth place. The run was along the seawall and one of the most scenic courses I have been on (even though I was too tired to focus on the scenery). The run was the best part of my race. I passed two people, one in the last 400m. I had a great experience and hopefully all the race kinks will be out by next year for age group worlds.
Rachael Edwards
Milos Kostic Male Masters Athlete of the Year.
2007-03-21
Tonight at the Sask Sport Awards, Milos Kostic, of Regina, was selected as the Sask Sport Masters Athlete of the Year. This caps of a tremendous year for Milos. He won his age group at Ironman Canada, and went on to win his age group at the Ironman world championships in Kona Hawaii, setting the course record while doing so. Congratulation Milos, and have a great 2007 season.
Photo:Jim Holmstrom