How Many People Are Registered For The Kerrville Triathlon

More than 1800 triathletes, the largest field in consequence history, registered for The Most Breathtaking Triathlon in Texas

Near 5000 triathletes and their friends and family traveled to Kerrville, Texas, for the tenth almanac Kerrville Triathlon Festival . More than than 1800 triathletes from 20 states, the largest field in result history, registered for the Most Scenic Triathlon in Texas. Participants gave their all during a movie-perfect weekend on a course highlighted by pond in Nimitz Lake, cycling through the Texas Hill Country, and running along the Guadalupe River.

Stunning view of Nimitz Lake during the swim. Credit: Scott Flathouse

After crossing the finish line, participants were treated to fajitas and cold beer from Pint and Plow, snacks. May took advantage of an opportunity to recover in the refreshing waters of the Guadalupe River. Kerrville Tri likewise launched best pricing for 2022, which ends on Monday, Oct 4th.

"I couldn't have asked for a improve experience at my kickoff quarter-altitude triathlon," said Kellie Dewveall, who became the starting time blind triathlete to complete the Quarter distance (iv:17:47). "High Five Events was super accommodating which allowed me to experience more comfortable. And the participants and spectators overwhelmed me with their never-ending support!"

Something for anybody

Kerrville Tri offered distances and events for triathletes of all levels and abilities. The Rookie Dart distance, aquabike, relay, and kids fun run took place on Saturday, September 25th. Quarter distance, quarter aquabike, one-half distance, half aquabike, and half relay took place on Sunday, September 26th. Participants picked up their packet at the Kerrville Triathlon Expo , which was free and open to the public. It took place on September 24-25 at the host hotel, Inn of the Hills Hotel. The national anthem was s ung by Primary Sergeant Brandon Addison on both days, including before he competed in the Rookie Sprint. Before each distance began, members of the Austin Tri Gild led the pre-race warm-up, pumping upwards participants before their swim.

Cyclists prowl through the Texas Colina Country. Credit: Scott Flathouse

"This was my beginning Kerrville Tri and information technology was and then well put together and past far the virtually seamless race I've ever done," said Karina Wilson, who traveled from College Station and placed 2nd in the female 25-29 age group in the Rookie Dart on Saturday (1:15:12) and volunteered with her fiance on Lord's day. "We made a weekend out of this and really enjoyed the city of Kerrville. I love that Kerrville Tri offers dissimilar distances and events to get in inclusive for triathletes of all levels!"

Unforgettable race weekend

Ben Rawson (56:03), of Austin, Texas, won Sat's Rookie Sprint while Fernanda Bau (58:50), of Pflugerville, Texas, won the female segmentation. Sunday's winners and their times follow: Quarter – female winner, Allison Koch (2:24:28), male winner, Adrian Cameron (2:07:57); Half – female winner, Brandi Swicegood (four:54:29), male winner, Alex Sharp (4:28:12). Results for Saturday and Sun are bachelor.

"This was such an amazing solar day to enjoy this cute form aptly named The About Scenic Triathlon in Texas," said Swicegood, who'southward coached by erstwhile professional triathlete Paul "Barny" Matthews under Julie Dibens Coaching . "The result was then well-organized with amazing views of the Texas Loma Country and spectator support seemingly everywhere!"

Swicegood (right) poses later on becoming the female Half distance gnaw. Credit: Scott Flathouse

Participants received l imited-edition 10th-anniversary swim floats, tri-alloy shirts, reusable water bottles, belt buckle finisher medals, personalized race bibs, and Zone 3 silicone swim caps. A post-race meal of HEB fajitas, prepared by Jack and Adam's Fredericksburg's employees, awaited participants at the end line festival. They'll also get a free, personalized finish line video from FinisherPix to commemorate the 10th anniversary. Kerrville Tri is a USAT-sanctioned event. It provided professional timing and offered professional photography. A not bad volunteer coiffure, hundreds of supportive spectators, and an energetic finish line festival fabricated race weekend memorable for everyone.

Big thank you

The Kerrville Triathlon would like to thank the City of Kerrville, Kerrville Fire Section, Kerrville Police Department, Kerr County Sheriff'due south Department, Kerrville Convention and Visitors Bureau, and sponsors H-E-B, Peterson Wellness, Jack and Adam'south Fredericksburg, Pint and Plow Brewing Company, Grape Juice, Zone3, Peak Fitness, MO-RANCH, Loma Country Bicycle Works, Mamacita'due south, and Gatorade.