Archive for the ‘Triathlon’ Category
Sarah Haskins Takes 2nd at Triathlon World Championships
Sarah Haskins had a huge race yesterday in Vancouver, just two weeks before the final Olympic qualifier, the Hy-Vee Triathlon.… More | Posted: June 10, 2008
Joanna Zeiger Wins Eagleman
On Sunday in excruciating heat, Joanna prevailed at Eagleman with an 8 minute lead over her next competitor.… More | Posted: June 10, 2008
MISSION Product Sponsors Bleiler, Haskins, and Mendoza
MISSION Productâ„¢, the first Athlete-Engineered Skincareâ„¢ line, today announced the launch of its groundbreaking, high-performance products. Gretchen Bleiler, Sarah Haskins, and Jessica Mendoza have all been added to the list of MISSION sponsored athletes.… More | Posted: May 6, 2008
Sarah Haskins Joins Train 4 Autism as Spokesperson
National ITU Triathlon Champion, Miami International Triathlon winner, 2006 LA Triathlon Winner, and Olympic hopeful Sarah Haskins has joined forces with Train 4 Autism.… More | Posted: May 3, 2008
Haskins Featured in Plano Courier
Sarah Haskins was featured today in today’s issue of The Plano Star.… More | Posted: April 28, 2008
Haskins Scores Win at St. Anthony’s
American stars Matt Reed and Sarah Haskins defeated top international fields to take home $10,000 apiece today at the 25th anniversary St.… More | Posted: April 27, 2008
Haskins Set for Olympic Trials
Sarah Haskins 27, enters the triathlon trials in Tuscaloosa, Ala., as one of the favorites for the two remaining spots on the team.… More | Posted: April 18, 2008
Haskins Takes 1st in Miami, Zeiger takes 5th
Sarah Haskins notched a first place finish today in the Miami International Triathlon. Haskins led a stacked field virtually from start to finish to take the Miami crown in 1:58:12.… More | Posted: March 17, 2008
Zeiger Takes First at Desert Classic Duathlon
A hearty crop of elites jumpstarted their ’08 seasons at TriSports.com’s Desert Classic Duathlon Sunday. Canadian Paul Tichelaar outlasted the men’s field for the run-bike-run victory in 1:24:33, while Boulder, Colorado’s Joanna Zeiger beat all women on the 3.5-mile-21-mile-2.7-mile course with a smashing 1:38:29.… More | Posted: February 25, 2008