Cause for celebration at Sports Awards
The sporting community celebrated in style at the Shetland Sports Awards last night.
Click here for full story...The sporting community celebrated in style at the Shetland Sports Awards last night.
Click here for full story...Isles triathlete Lynsey Henderson is now rated the number one senior woman in Scotland and is second in the overall rankings.
Click here for full story...Last weekend triathlete Lynsey Henderson took part in the British Championships Speedy Beaver sprint triathlon at Belvior Castle in Leicestershire. Lynsey was up against tough competition in the 25-29 age group as this was a qualifier event for the World Championships 2011 in Beijing and the European Championships 2012 in Israel.
Click here for full story...Shetland Triathlon Club members Lynsey Henderson and Kevin Gifford started their 2011 triathlon season by heading to Glasgow on Sunday to attend the GE Strathclyde Park triathlon.
Click here for full story...Shetland triathlete Lynsey Henderson rounded off an excellent season with a fifth place at the age group World Championships in Budapest.
Click here for full story...To many, swimming 2.4 miles, cycling 112 miles then running a full 26.2 mile marathon in one day is ludicrous and just plain mad. But for Robin Atkinson, it was a year of planning, dreaming and dedicated training just to get to the start line.
Click here for full story...Triathlete Lynsey Henderson won a silver medal in the European Age Group Championships, staged at the weekend at Athlone in Ireland.
Click here for full story...At the weekend Shetland triathletes Lynsey Henderson and Robin Atkinson travelled south to compete at separate events, each taking on the standard distance of a 1500m swim, 40km bike ride and 10km run to test themselves against strong opposition.
Click here for full story...Shetland triathlete Lynsey Henderson started her 2010 season with a great result at the weekend when she travelled to Warwickshire to compete in the Grendon Sprint Triathlon.
Click here for full story...Six athletes lined up on Sunday for the last training duathlon of this series. Conditions were near perfect although there was a steady southerly breeze to hamper the return cycle. The 2.1 mile run, 13.5 mile cycle and 2.1 mile run has been the same course throughout the winter and the chance of a personal best time was certainly achievable.
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