4th Annual Wolseley Triathlon
June 7
Registration Fees
NOTE: Registration fees does not include TriSask Membership fees or CCN processing fees. All registration fees are non-refundable even in the event of a race cancellation.
The third year of this triathlon, hosted in the Town of Wolseley, Saskatchewan on June 7, 2025
The race distances are a Try-a-Tri (375m swim, 9.6km bike (4 Laps), 2.5km run), Sprint (750m swim, 21.6km bike (9 Laps), 5km run), Standard (1500m swim, 40.8km bike (17 laps), 10km run), Duathlon (5km run, 21.6km bike (9 Laps), 2.5km run), and new for this year Aquathon (750M swim, 5km Run) There is also a kids of steel division with adjusted distances for this age group.
This event is a family oriented day with categories for all ages. Watch elite athletes race at the highest level. Right here in our growing prairie town!
This is a sanctioned race.
Race Day Check-in and Transition will open at 7:00 a.m. and will close at 8:30 a.m. The first event starts at 9:00 a.m.
In the case of severe circumstances (i.e. pandemic, lightening, high winds, flooding, and other natural events) the race(s) may be modified or cancelled if athlete safety is at risk. In the event the weather is not suitable for swimming, the race may be changed to a duathlon. In the case of race cancellation, registration fees will not be refunded.
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About the Race
SWIM
The swim takes place from the beach on Water Street in the Town of Wolseley. The town itself has been settled around a small waterway and lake. The swim is in a freshwater body of water with marshals on shore, in kayaks on the course, and lifeguards monitoring the course. The course is scheduled to be a 375m rectangular course, with entry and exit from the beach on Water Street. One lap for Super Sprint, two laps for the Sprint Distance and four laps for Standard distance (1500m).
The kids of steel swim will be a short course out and back.
BIKE
The bike course for the Try-a-Tri, Sprint and Standard distance races will take place on mixed surfaces, but the majority is on paved roads within town. The course will consist of a 2.4km loop starting at the beach transition area.
The Cross Triathlon will use the same swim and run course as the other events but the bike course will be a mixed surface consiting of primarily gravel with varied elevations totaling 188M of ascent.
Kids of Steel category bike will take place on paved town roads.
RUN
The run will take place on an out and back course, mostly composed of out-of-town gravel with a short section of pavement from the transition area.
There will be small sections of off-road material such as pathways and chute run from transition area where athletes will be allocated their transition space.
Athletes should plan for a mostly gravel run with short paved and trail sections.
Kids of Steel category distance is course adjusted to reflect the category distance.