North Dakota Triathlon Results

2005 NORTH DAKOTA TRIATHLON RESULTS

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Sunday, February 27, 2005 Minot, ND: Minot Family YMCA Blizzard Biathlon

Adults: Run 5 miles, Swim 500 yards

Kids: Run 1 mile, Swim 100 yards

Start Time: 1:00pm

Location: Minot Family YMCA 3515 16th ST SW

Race Info At: ymcaminot.org

Course Info: Two loop run with 2 moderate hills each loop. Swim in a 25 yard pool.

2005 Results At: Click Here You may register at the YMCA or mail completed form to the Minot Family YMCA, PO. Box 69, Minot, ND 58702

Saturday, April 30, 2005 Minot, ND: Trestle Valley Marathon: Run 26.2 miles - Marathon, Half Marathon and Relay; Start Time: All events start at 8:00am, CDT; Phone: (701) 833-9585; email: jacwethor@srt.com; 2005 Results At: ymcaminot.org

Saturday, June 18, 2005 ::: Bismarck, North Dakota: Triathlon

Swim 500 yards, Bike 12 miles, Run 3 miles

Start Time: On-site registration 8:00AM - Race Time 9:30AM

Location: McDowell Dam

Course Info: Sprint - 500yd swim, 12 mi bike, 3 mi run

Lake Swim

Out & back bike leg from McDowell Dam to Hwy 10 - east on Hwy 10 4.5 miles and back to McDowell

Run is an out and back 1.5 miles each direction on road to McDowell Dam

Directions: McDowell Dam is located 5 miles east of Bismarck on Hwy 10

2005 Results: Click Here (Proceeds from the race go to the ND Cycling Federation for event and trail development.)

Friday July 8, 2005 :::: Minot, North Dakota: Prairie Rose State Games Day #1: Sports Compitition; Phone: (701) 857-4730; email: tom@prairierose.org; Event Information On-Line At: prairierose.org; Sports May Include: Archery, Baseball, Basketball, BMX, Bowling, Cycling, Diving, Fencing, Track and Field Events, Figure Skating, Golf, In-Line Skating, Mountain Biking, Racewalk, Racquetball, Rifle, 5k & 10k Roadrace, Shooting, Skateboarding, Soccer, Softball, Swimming,, Tae Kwon Do, Tennis, Triathlon, Volleyball, and Wrestling; More: Patterned after the Olympic games The Prairie Rose State Games was started by the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department under the direction of then Governor George Sinner in 1987. That year 3000 athletes participated in 12 events. Since then more than 87,000 participants have participated in over 38 events to make the Prairie Rose State Games one of the largest per capita state games competition in the United States. Each year the Prairie Rose State Games are hosted by the park districts in one of the four host communities who plan, manage and sponsor the event. These park districts spend many hours preparing for the games and managing hundreds of volunteers annually.; 2005 Triathlon Results At: prairierose.org (.pdf file) Minot is in northwest North Dakota, 110 miles north of Bismarck
66 miles west of Rugby
10 miles south of Ruthville

Saturday July 9, 2005 ::: Minot, North Dakota: 2005 Prairie Rose State Games Triathlon: Swim 1000 meters, Bike 12.4 miles, Run 3.1 miles; Start Time:
6-7 a.m. - Registration and body marking
7:15 a.m. - Pre-race meeting
7:30 a.m. - Race time
Location: Rice Lake
Phone: Gary Leslie (H) 701-725-4389, (W) 701-858-3043
email: gary.leslie@minotstateu.edu
Register On-Line At: stategames.org
More Information On-Line At: TriFind.com (.pdf file)
Price: $15 - entries received by June 24
$18 - entries received by June 30
$20 - on-site registration (6-7 a.m.)
Fee includes water bottles and swimming caps.
Rules::
Swimming cap must be worn.
Biking helmets must be on and strapped prior to mounting bike and worn until the bike is racked.
Drafting rules will be explained at the prerace meeting.
Organizers reserve the right to combine and/ or divide any event/age groups.
More: Patterned after the Olympic games The Prairie Rose State Games was started by the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department under the direction of then Governor George Sinner in 1987. That year 3000 athletes participated in 12 events. Since then more than 87,000 participants have participated in over 38 events to make the Prairie Rose State Games one of the largest per capita state games competition in the United States. Each year the Prairie Rose State Games are hosted by the park districts in one of the four host communities who plan, manage and sponsor the event. These park districts spend many hours preparing for the games and managing hundreds of volunteers annually.
This year the Prairie Rose State Games are open to residents of North Dakota, South Dakota, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan
2005 Triathlon Results At: prairierose.org (.pdf file) Minot is in northwest North Dakota, 110 miles north of Bismarck
66 miles west of Rugby
10 miles south of Ruthville; Location: Rice Lake; Phone: Gary Leslie (H) 701-725-4389, (W) 701-858-3043; email: gary.leslie@minotstateu.edu; Register On-Line At: stategames.org; More Information On-Line At: TriFind.com (.pdf file); Price: $15 - entries received by June 24
$18 - entries received by June 30
$20 - on-site registration (6-7 a.m.)
Fee includes water bottles and swimming caps.
Rules::
Swimming cap must be worn.
Biking helmets must be on and strapped prior to mounting bike and worn until the bike is racked.
Drafting rules will be explained at the prerace meeting.
Organizers reserve the right to combine and/ or divide any event/age groups.
More: Patterned after the Olympic games The Prairie Rose State Games was started by the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department under the direction of then Governor George Sinner in 1987. That year 3000 athletes participated in 12 events. Since then more than 87,000 participants have participated in over 38 events to make the Prairie Rose State Games one of the largest per capita state games competition in the United States. Each year the Prairie Rose State Games are hosted by the park districts in one of the four host communities who plan, manage and sponsor the event. These park districts spend many hours preparing for the games and managing hundreds of volunteers annually.
This year the Prairie Rose State Games are open to residents of North Dakota, South Dakota, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan
2005 Triathlon Results At: prairierose.org (.pdf file) Minot is in northwest North Dakota, 110 miles north of Bismarck
66 miles west of Rugby
10 miles south of Ruthville; Rules::
Swimming cap must be worn.
Biking helmets must be on and strapped prior to mounting bike and worn until the bike is racked.
Drafting rules will be explained at the prerace meeting.
Organizers reserve the right to combine and/ or divide any event/age groups.
More: Patterned after the Olympic games The Prairie Rose State Games was started by the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department under the direction of then Governor George Sinner in 1987. That year 3000 athletes participated in 12 events. Since then more than 87,000 participants have participated in over 38 events to make the Prairie Rose State Games one of the largest per capita state games competition in the United States. Each year the Prairie Rose State Games are hosted by the park districts in one of the four host communities who plan, manage and sponsor the event. These park districts spend many hours preparing for the games and managing hundreds of volunteers annually.
This year the Prairie Rose State Games are open to residents of North Dakota, South Dakota, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan
2005 Triathlon Results At: prairierose.org (.pdf file) Minot is in northwest North Dakota, 110 miles north of Bismarck
66 miles west of Rugby
10 miles south of Ruthville; More: Patterned after the Olympic games The Prairie Rose State Games was started by the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department under the direction of then Governor George Sinner in 1987. That year 3000 athletes participated in 12 events. Since then more than 87,000 participants have participated in over 38 events to make the Prairie Rose State Games one of the largest per capita state games competition in the United States. Each year the Prairie Rose State Games are hosted by the park districts in one of the four host communities who plan, manage and sponsor the event. These park districts spend many hours preparing for the games and managing hundreds of volunteers annually.
This year the Prairie Rose State Games are open to residents of North Dakota, South Dakota, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan
2005 Triathlon Results At: prairierose.org (.pdf file) Minot is in northwest North Dakota, 110 miles north of Bismarck
66 miles west of Rugby
10 miles south of Ruthville; 2005 Triathlon Results At: prairierose.org (.pdf file) Minot is in northwest North Dakota, 110 miles north of Bismarck
66 miles west of Rugby
10 miles south of Ruthville

Saturday July 9, 2005 :::: Minot, North Dakota: Prairie Rose State Games Day #2: Sports Compitition; Phone: (701) 857-4730; email: tom@prairierose.org; Event Information On-Line At: prairierose.org; Sports May Include: Archery, Baseball, Basketball, BMX, Bowling, Cycling, Diving, Fencing, Track and Field Events, Figure Skating, Golf, In-Line Skating, Mountain Biking, Racewalk, Racquetball, Rifle, 5k & 10k Roadrace, Shooting, Skateboarding, Soccer, Softball, Swimming,, Tae Kwon Do, Tennis, Triathlon, Volleyball, and Wrestling; More: Patterned after the Olympic games The Prairie Rose State Games was started by the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department under the direction of then Governor George Sinner in 1987. That year 3000 athletes participated in 12 events. Since then more than 87,000 participants have participated in over 38 events to make the Prairie Rose State Games one of the largest per capita state games competition in the United States. Each year the Prairie Rose State Games are hosted by the park districts in one of the four host communities who plan, manage and sponsor the event. These park districts spend many hours preparing for the games and managing hundreds of volunteers annually.; 2005 Triathlon Results At: prairierose.org (.pdf file) Minot is in northwest North Dakota, 110 miles north of Bismarck
66 miles west of Rugby
10 miles south of Ruthville

Sunday July 10, 2005 :::: Minot, North Dakota: Prairie Rose State Games Day #3: Sports Compitition; Phone: (701) 857-4730; email: tom@prairierose.org; Event Information On-Line At: prairierose.org; Sports May Include: Archery, Baseball, Basketball, BMX, Bowling, Cycling, Diving, Fencing, Track and Field Events, Figure Skating, Golf, In-Line Skating, Mountain Biking, Racewalk, Racquetball, Rifle, 5k & 10k Roadrace, Shooting, Skateboarding, Soccer, Softball, Swimming,, Tae Kwon Do, Tennis, Triathlon, Volleyball, and Wrestling; More: Patterned after the Olympic games The Prairie Rose State Games was started by the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department under the direction of then Governor George Sinner in 1987. That year 3000 athletes participated in 12 events. Since then more than 87,000 participants have participated in over 38 events to make the Prairie Rose State Games one of the largest per capita state games competition in the United States. Each year the Prairie Rose State Games are hosted by the park districts in one of the four host communities who plan, manage and sponsor the event. These park districts spend many hours preparing for the games and managing hundreds of volunteers annually.; 2005 Triathlon Results At: prairierose.org (.pdf file)

Saturday July 23, 2005 ::: Dickinson, North Dakota: West River Triathlon TRi-AAC (Tri-Athletes against Cancer)

Swim Ľ mile, Bike 12 miles, Run 3 miles

Start Time: 8:30 am

Location: West River Community Center

Phone: 701-456-2070

email: dprd@dickinsonparks.org

Printable Entry Form at: dickinsonparks.org (.doc file)

Price: $30 per person before July 11, $40 after

2005 Results At: pickleevents.com

Sunday, September 25, 2005 ::: Mandan, North Dakota: LifeSprint Triathlon: Swim 500 yards, Bike 13 miles, Trail Run 3 miles
There will also be youth and childrens' events
Start Time: Registration: 7:30, adult race: 9:00 a.m.
Location: Mandan Community Center Pool
Phone: (701)400-4571
email: redlinefitness98@netscape.net
Register On-Line At: Active.com
Course Info: Swim: 500 yd, Bike: 13 miles; Run 3 miles (trail)
Swim: Indoor swimming pool for all swimming events.
Bike: Cycling down a main street, turn onto Hwy. 10, continue West to turn around at the top of a hill, return to Community Center
Run: 3 mile trail run behind the Community Center to end back at the starting point of the race.
More: The cycling portion of the race is watched over carefully by monitors as well as the local police, sherrif's department and the state highway patrol. Following the event, awards will be given at Sunset Park, directly North of the Community Center. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be offered along with cold drinks. Proceeds will also benefit Lifenets.
Directions To Race: I-94 at Mandan, take the Sunset Drive exit into town. Follow Sunset Drive straight South. Pass an SCCI Hospital on the right (west), continue past a residential zone. On the right hand side of the road, following the same road, the MCC will be located on the West side (right hand side) of the road. The North exit will be open, the South exit will be blocked for the cycling events.
2005 Results At: Click Here; Start Time: Registration: 7:30, adult race: 9:00 a.m.; Location: Mandan Community Center Pool; Phone: (701)400-4571; email: redlinefitness98@netscape.net; Register On-Line At: Active.com; Course Info: Swim: 500 yd, Bike: 13 miles; Run 3 miles (trail)
Swim: Indoor swimming pool for all swimming events.
Bike: Cycling down a main street, turn onto Hwy. 10, continue West to turn around at the top of a hill, return to Community Center
Run: 3 mile trail run behind the Community Center to end back at the starting point of the race.
More: The cycling portion of the race is watched over carefully by monitors as well as the local police, sherrif's department and the state highway patrol. Following the event, awards will be given at Sunset Park, directly North of the Community Center. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be offered along with cold drinks. Proceeds will also benefit Lifenets.
Directions To Race: I-94 at Mandan, take the Sunset Drive exit into town. Follow Sunset Drive straight South. Pass an SCCI Hospital on the right (west), continue past a residential zone. On the right hand side of the road, following the same road, the MCC will be located on the West side (right hand side) of the road. The North exit will be open, the South exit will be blocked for the cycling events.
2005 Results At: Click Here; More: The cycling portion of the race is watched over carefully by monitors as well as the local police, sherrif's department and the state highway patrol. Following the event, awards will be given at Sunset Park, directly North of the Community Center. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be offered along with cold drinks. Proceeds will also benefit Lifenets.; Directions To Race: I-94 at Mandan, take the Sunset Drive exit into town. Follow Sunset Drive straight South. Pass an SCCI Hospital on the right (west), continue past a residential zone. On the right hand side of the road, following the same road, the MCC will be located on the West side (right hand side) of the road. The North exit will be open, the South exit will be blocked for the cycling events.; 2005 Results At: Click Here

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