ITU Duathlon World Championships on in Ottawa

by Erin Greene on 06 Aug, 2013 06:09 • Español

Following the elite ITU Duathlon World Championships, which were held in July as a part of the Cali World Games, the Junior, Under23, Age Group and Paraduathlon divisions will be contested this Saturday in Ottawa.

Junior & Under23 Women
The Junior and Under23 categories will compete together on a 5km run, 20km bike, 2.5km run course. Some of the women slated to race in the event this weekend also competed in Cali. Joselyn Brea (VEN) is one of those athletes, having finished fifth in the elite race. Although her strong finish suggests Brea is in form, she’ll face 2012 Junior silver medallist Georgina Schwiening (GBR), who will enter the race with fresh legs.

Like Brea, Petra Fasungova (SVK) raced in Cali, finishing 13th. She won the European Duathlon Championships earlier this season, suggesting she could threaten for the podium. Local hopes lie with Rachel Skubel as the sole Canadian in the women’s race.

Iran and Japan both feature large teams, each having entered a total of three athletes in the women’s races.

Junior women’s start list
U23 women’s start list

Junior & Under23 Men
Several athletes return from last year’s World Championships lineup to again compete on the international stage in the men’s race. The talented multisport athlete Jorik Van Egdom (NED) may just have the edge in the after winning the Junior Cross Triathlon World Championships earlier this year.

Mexico’s Jose Luis Cordova clocked a 14th-place finish in the elite championship race and will now attempt a higher finish in the men’s U23 division. After a break in competition last season, Juul Van De Kruijs (NED) is back and looking ready to shine after finishing third in the men’s 20-24 Age Group sprint at the Duathlon European Championships.

Jake Shoemaker, the younger brother of U.S. Olympian Jarrod Shoemaker, could surprise the field with his strong running background. While somewhat lacking in experience, Canada features a deep team of five men in the U23 race while another pair will battle in the Junior race.

Junior men’s start list
U23 men’s start list

The women will take off first at 5:30pm local time, while the men will compete an hour later at 6:30pm. Earlier in the day, Age Group athletes will begin competing at 6:30am, with Paraduathlon men and women scheduled to go off within two minutes of each other at 4:00pm.

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Related Event: 2013 Ottawa ITU Duathlon World Championships

10 Aug, 2013 • event page • all results

Results: 18-19 Male AG
1.	Alistair Eeckman	USA	01:58:59
2.	Ian Richardson	USA	02:05:12
3.	Brandon Schlebusch	RSA	02:07:12
4.	Thomas Edwards	USA	02:13:20

Results: 20-24 Female AG
1.	Natalie Ann Sterk	RSA	02:13:55
2.	Samantha Aplin	GBR	02:19:13
3.	Fiona Bracegirdle	GBR	02:19:31
4.	Jennifer Douglas	GBR	02:21:31
5.	Greta Danielson	USA	02:24:10

Results: 20-24 Male AG
1.	Ryan Ostler	GBR	01:55:25
2.	Anthony Meager	GBR	01:57:36
3.	Aiden Dunster	NZL	01:58:54
4.	Takanori Inuzuka	JPN	02:01:27
5.	Jesse Bauer	CAN	02:02:40

Results: 25-29 Female AG
1.	Clare Miller	GBR	02:09:41
2.	Ellen Barnes	GBR	02:11:06
3.	Mindy Fleming	CAN	02:14:27
4.	Jessica Earp	GBR	02:15:51
5.	Stefanie Rivera	USA	02:16:04

Results: 25-29 Male AG
1.	James Coleman	GBR	01:53:55
2.	Alex Arman	USA	01:56:03
3.	Randy Hadzor	USA	01:59:18
4.	Nathan Davis	USA	02:00:14
5.	Pierre-Luc Blais	CAN	02:00:51

Results: 30-34 Female AG
1.	Peggy Labonté	CAN	02:09:07
2.	Kate Hodgkiss	GBR	02:09:37
3.	Sasha Gollish	CAN	02:10:08
4.	Felicity Cole	GBR	02:12:26
5.	Jennifer Scudiero	USA	02:14:15

Results: 30-34 Male AG
1.	Jesson Baumgartner	USA	01:51:32
2.	Olivier Fremy	FRA	01:54:27
3.	Thomas Crouch	GBR	01:55:16
4.	Jonathan Tremblay	CAN	01:55:42
5.	David Thomas	GBR	01:57:28

Results: 35-39 Female AG
1.	Jennifer Faraone	CAN	02:13:14
2.	Shannon Dawkins	USA	02:15:09
3.	Katie Thompson	GBR	02:16:18
4.	Heidi Walker	USA	02:17:30
5.	Julia Purrington	USA	02:18:53

Results: 35-39 Male AG
1.	Sean Scott	GBR	01:57:10
2.	Greg Fraze	USA	01:59:46
3.	Mike Buenting	USA	01:59:54
4.	Jean De Guise	CAN	02:00:48
5.	Larry Bradley	CAN	02:02:51

Results: 40-44 Female AG
1.	Jayne Williams	GBR	02:13:23
2.	Lisa Buohler	USA	02:15:14
3.	Nicole Sin Quee	USA	02:17:08
4.	Yvonne Carter	USA	02:20:09
5.	Erica Ruge	USA	02:21:45

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