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RECAP: 2026 Lake Tye Triathlon thrives again as premier water event in Snohomish County

There’s a family element to every sports event. Whether it’s a night out at the ballpark or watching mom, dad or the kids compete in the local triathlon, encouragement from a loved one means much more than winning a medal.
That family support is exactly the reason why the Snohomish County Sports Commission volunteers at the annual Lake Tye Triathlon in Monroe. Seeing family members do the following — cheer on their loved one as they wake up at the crack of dawn to dive into Lake Tye, swim around buoys, ride a bike down Fryelands Boulevard and complete a 1.63-mile run around the lake all before crossing the finish line and receiving hugs — checks off every objective of hosting a successful event.
The 2026 Lake Tye Triathlon on Aug. 1 hosted more than 430 competitors, mostly traveling from across Washington state while receiving a few out-of-state visitors. And while the 17th-annual, USA Triathlon-sanctioned event, didn’t include the Olympic distance this year, the Sprint, Duathlon, Aquabike and youth races still provided a pleasant Saturday for all ages and skill levels at the 42-acre park. The Sprint distance was a 1/4-mile swim, 14-mile bike ride and 3.1 mile run and the Duathlon a 1.5-mile run, 14-mile bike ride and 3.1-mile run.
Below are the top-three finishers/teams and their overall times for each category.
Aquabike — Sprint
1. Bradley Hammond (male, age 70, Bellevue, WA), 53:02.4
2. Tito Craige (male, 79, Freeland, WA) 55:16.9
3. Ryan Montgomery (male, 50, Edmonds, WA) 1:06:29.1
Duathlon
1. Fred Burnside (male, 54, Mercer Island, WA) 1:11:21.5
2. Chris Hartsell (male, 44, Riverview, FL) 1:11:44.7
3. Michael Brown (male, 38, Boise, ID) 1:16:26.6
Triathlon 5K Run
1. Seth Lewis (male, 48, Eugene, OR) 21:20.5
2. L. Garcia (female, 12, Everett, WA) 21:23.02
3. Ruben Lozano Aguilera (male, 44, Seattle, WA) 21:23.1
Sprint — Relay
1. Evan and Benton (Evan Harford, Benton Tameling) 1:08:07.6
2. Sweet Pea (David Olson, Peter Liden, Silas Liden) 1:15:46.50
3. Team BD (Juli Bell, Trevelan Dakan) 1:25:01.27
Sprint Athena/Clydsdale
1. Derek Petrie (male, 43, Marysville, WA) 1:29:44.4
2. Allie Ogilvie (female, 35, Riverside, CA) 1:35:06.1
3. Erik Simon (male, 53, Lake Forest Park, WA) 1:41:13.17
Triathlon Sprint
1. Jake Pickett (male, 30, Everett, WA) 1:03:00.43
2. Emil Gregor (male, 34, Seattle, WA) 1:06:05.34
3. William Noon (male, 34, Seattle, WA) 1:06:54.2
Youth
1. K. Nathwani (male, 9, Bellevue, WA) 19:17.3
2. J. Menia (male, 10, Sultan, WA) 19:19.8
3. G. Gile (male, 10, Issaquah, WA) 19:50.3
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Snohomish County Sports Commission
The Snohomish County Sports Commission is here to assist you in making your event a success. We work to enhance Snohomish County's economy, image as a premier sports destination and way of life for its residents by attracting diverse regional, national and international athletic events, assisting existing athletic events, supporting in the development of new athletic events and facilities, and marketing recreational and leisure activities to athletic event organizers and participants.
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