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Welcome
to the Guam Triathlon Federation website. We hope that you
will find some useful information here. We hope to update
the site on a consistent basis. But please be patient if we
fall behind schedule as this is a labor of love for all involved.
If
you have any questions, comments or suggestions on how we
can make this site serve you and the rest of the community
better, please email us at:
info@triathlonguam.com
Message from the President
Hafa
Adai GTF Members!
Well, after a very long hiatus, our website has actually
been updated. There are still a few pages that are in need
of work, namely the race schedule and membership info, but
the pace should not be as glacial as before. Thank you for
your patience.
Eric
Tydingco
President - Guam Triathlon Federation
IRONMEN PREVAIL AT 2008 STICK-N-BACK!
(6
January 2008) Veterans of Ironman distance triathlons
made short work of the super-sprint Stick-N-Back today.
Finishing first was Cameron O'Neal in 31 minutes, 8 seconds,
followed by Hernan "H" Altamar - both finishers
of the pinnacle of triathlon - that combines a 2.4 mile
swim, 112 mile bike and ending with a full 26.2 mile marathon.
(click
here to read more)
75 athletes get ready to
start the swim portion of the 2008 Stick-N-Back Super
Sprint Triathlon in the waters behind USO.
(click
here for photos)
(click
here for results)
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14
YEAR OLD ETHAN BERG TACKLES ROTA BLUE HALF IRONMAN
(18
December 2007)
Most fourteen year olds have ambitions like getting a high
score on Quake, going out with that pretty girl in class,
or just surviving their Freshman year in high school. Not
Ethan Berg.
 14
year old Ethan Berg gets ready to start the half-marathon
portion of the Rota Blue Half-Ironman.
He
decided this was his year to complete a half Ironman. The
14th annual Rota Blue race was decided as the venue and
a rigorous six month training program embarked upon.
(click
here to read more)
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HOLDORF
WINS
KADUKU DU
(3
February 2008)
The sun was out and the wind was gusting occasionally -
perfect weather ofr the Miller Lite Kaduku Du mountain bike
duathlon. Topping all contenders was submaster, Ryan Holdorf,
who finished the run/bike/run event in 42:13.
 Ryan
Holdorf descends a technical section during the Miller
Lite Kaduku Du.
A
little over a minute later was Guam Olympian, Derek Horton,
in only his second multi-sport race ever. And rounding
out the podium spots was powerhouse biker, Fred Gray,
in his first try at multi-sport. Fred clocked in at 44:23.
(click
here for photos)
(click
for results)
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