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RECAP: 2025 Lake Stevens Triathlon

The 2025 Lake Stevens Triathlon welcomed more than 100 competitors from across Washington state, the U.S. and British Columbia, Canada, to North Cove Park in Lake Stevens on Saturday, Sept. 6, and everyone at the Snohomish County Sports Commission took part in the annual, USAT-sanctioned event.
The Olympic and Sprint triathlons, along with Duathlon and Aquabike races, provided great options for every skill level, beginner to elite. The Olympic Triathlon distance consisted of a 0.93-mile swim, 23.9-mile bike ride and 6.2-mile run, and the Olympic Aquabike included the same parameters minus the run. The Sprint Triathlon distance featured a 0.25-mile swim, 9.3-mile bike ride and 3.1-mile run, and the Sprint Duathlon was a 1.1-mile run, 9.3-mile bike ride and 3.1-mile run. The Sprint Aquabike was a 0.25-mile swim and 9.3-mile bike ride.
Below are the top finishers/teams and their overall times for each distance. For all results, go to lakestevenstriathlon.triomultisport.com.
Visit https://snocosports.org/event-recap-2025-lake-stevens-triathlon/ for article and gallery.
Olympic — John Blatchford (male, age 29, Silverdale, WA), 2:17:27.7
Olympic (Clydesdale/Athena) — Torben Deese (male, age 25, Sumner, WA), 2:47:12.0
Olympic (Aquabike) — Drew Magill (male, age 60, Bellevue, WA), 1:30:06.8
Olympic Relay — RAD September (Anna Paul, Dmitry Vishniakov), 2:42:57.3
Sprint — Duncan Andrews (male, age 30, Vancouver, BC), 54:38.7
Sprint (Clydesdale/Athena) — Benjamin Brunjes (male, age 44, Athens, GA), 1:10:33.8
Sprint (Aquabike) — Bradley Hammond (male, age 69, Bellevue, WA), 43:18.9
Sprint (Duathlon) — Fred Burnside (male, age 53, Mercer Island, WA), 1:00:16.0
Sprint Relay — Cascade (Dalia Golubtsov, Daphne Sayigh, Emilia Veatch), 1:12:26.8










Snohomish County Sports Commission
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