Season Schedule and Results

Racing and Event Schedule

2021 Season 

8/1/21 - Ft Ritchie Sprint Triathlon (Cascade, MD) 

8/15/21 - Centennial Sprint Triathlon (Columbia, MD) 

9/12/21 - Patriot's Triathlon (Jamestown, VA) 

10/3/21 - Baltimore Triathlon (Baltimore, MD) 

10/9/21 - Pleasant Landing Triathlon (Lake Anna, VA)

11/13/21 St. Pete Run Fest 10k (St. Petersburg, FL) 


2020 Season 

1/13/20- Walt Disney World Half Marathon (Orlando, FL) 

2/8/20- Cupid Chase 5K (Wheaton, MD)

2/22/20- Gasparilla Distance Classic 15k (Tampa, FL)

1/5/20 - Cherry Blossom 10 miler (Washington, DC)

4/26/20 - Terrapin Triathlon (College Park, MD)

5/3/20- Kinetic Olympic Triathlon (Lake Anna, VA)
5/17/20- Historic Half Marathon (Fredericksburg, VA)

6/14/20- IRONMAN 70.3 Eagleman (Cambridge, MD)

8/2/20- Fort Ritchie Triathlon (Cascade, MD)

9/13/20 - IRONMAN 70.3 Atlantic City (Atlantic City, NJ)

10/4/20- Baltimore Triathlon (Baltimore, MD)

2019 Season

2/23/19 - Gasparilla Distance Classic (Tampa, FL)

5/5/2019 - IRONMAN 70.3 Virginia (Williamsburg, VA)

7/14/19 Maryland Duathlon (Woodbine, MD) 1st AG, 12th OA

 8/04/19 - Ft. Ritchie Triathlon (Cascade, MD)

 8/24/19- Farm to Fork Fondo, Pennsylvania Dutch (Lancaster, PA)

8/25/19- Annapolis 10 Mile Run (Annapolis, MD)

9/22/19- Gran Fondo Maryland 100km (Frederick, MD)

10/6/19- Baltimore Triathlon (Baltimore, MD) 3rd AG, 24 OA

10/19/19 - Baltimore Running Festival -- distance TBD (Baltimore, MD)

 10/27/19- MCM 10k (Washington, DC - Arlington, VA)

2018 Season

1/7/2018 - Walt Disney World Marathon (Orlando, FL)

2/25/2018 - Gasparilla Half Marathon (Tampa, FL)

3/25/2018 - Best Damn Race Half Marathon (New Orleans, LA)

5/20/2018 - Dunedin Triathlon (Dunedin, FL)

6/2/2018 - Best Damn Leftover 5k (Safety Harbor, FL)

6/8/2018 - Dunedin Track Series 1 Mile (Dunedin, FL)

6/29/2018 - Dunedin Track Series 3000m (Dunedin, FL)

7/7/2018 - Rev3 Williamsburg Sprint (Williamsburg, VA)

7/27/2018 - Dunedin Track Series 5000m (Dunedin, FL)

8/18/2018 - Ft. Desoto Triathlon Series #2 (Tierra Verde, FL)

10/13/2018 - IRONMAN 70.3 North Carolina (Wilmington, NC) Canceled 

10/28/2018 - Clermont Clay Loop 5k (Clermont, FL)

11/18/2018 - St. Pete Run Fest 10k (St. Petersburg, FL) 2nd AG, 9th OA

2017 Season

1/8/2017- Walt Disney World Marathon (Orlando, FL)

2/26/2017- Gasparilla Half Marathon (Tampa, FL)

5/21/2017- IRONMAN 70.3 Chattanooga (Chattanooga, TN)

6/3/17 - Best Damn Leftover 5k (Safety Harbor, FL)

10/28/2017 - Great West Chase 5k (Tampa, FL)

11/26/2017 - Space Coast Marathon (Cocoa, FL)

2016 Season 

2/21/2016 - Gasparilla Half Marathon (Tampa, FL) 

3/13/2016 - First Watch Sarasota Half Marathon (Sarasota, FL) 

4/10/2016 - IRONMAN 70.3 Florida (Haines City, FL) 

11/27/2016 - Space Coast Marathon (Cocoa, FL) 


2015 Season 


6/7/2015 - Dunedin Sprint Triathlon (Dunedin, FL)

8/9/2015 - USAT Age Group Nationals (Milwaukee, WI)

10/3/2015 - Ironman Maryland (Cambridge, MD)

11/8/2015 - Tri Rock Clearwater, Sprint (Clearwater, FL)

11/29/2015 - Space Coast Marathon (Cocoa, FL)

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