Photo by MARCEL鈥圴ANDER鈥圵IER
TRANSITION鈥圸ONE 鈥� Annie Heffner, centre, and Jan Zumer-Brewis finish the bike leg.
Photo by MARCEL鈥圴ANDER鈥圵IER
EVERYBODY鈥圵INS 鈥� City councillor Betty Irwin places a wooden medal around Orlina Menard's neck.
Photo by MARCEL鈥圴ANDER鈥圵IER
NEARING鈥圱HE鈥團INISH 鈥� Baden Anderson-Lindsay races along the trail near the end of the course.
Photo by MARCEL鈥圴ANDER鈥圵IER
SPEEDING鈥圓LONG 鈥� Darwin Murray races through a tunnel beneath Sumanik Drive during the kids'鈥坱riathlon held Sunday morning.
Photo by MARCEL鈥圴ANDER鈥圵IER
GOOD RIDE 鈥� Brooke Tobler completes the bike portion of her race.
Photo by MARCEL鈥圴ANDER鈥圵IER
LAST DASH 鈥� Kaelen Halowaty nears the finish line.
Youngsters swim, bike, run
More than 100 young athletes challenged their skills and endurance Sunday during the second annual Whitehorse Kids' Triathlon.
More than 100 young athletes challenged their skills and endurance Sunday during the second annual Whitehorse Kids' Triathlon.
The event was held at the Canada Games Centre and Whitehorse Cross Country Ski Club stadium and trails.
The non-competitive event is put on to introduce children aged five to 14 to the fun of triathlon and fair play.
Each athlete received a medal, T-shirt and nutritious meal, before going home happy.
The event was hosted by City of Whitehorse staff.
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