Articles by Tim Carlson

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Dahlz and Broderick in Lubbock

UC Berkeley's John Dahlz won the men's individual title, Jessica Broderick of CU Boulder won the women's individual crown, Navy won the combined team title, UC Berkeley won the men's team race and UC San Diego won the women's team top prize.

by Tim Carlson, April 18, 2009

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The Agony of Victory

The first of a series of finish line photos by Timothy Carlson captures the apparent agony of extreme triathletic effort.

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USAT Collegiate Nationals set for cold, windy day in Lubbock

West Point’s Ashley Morgan leads the women’s favorites and the Naval Academy’s Derek Oskutis has the best men’s career record coming into the 2009 USA Triathlon Collegiate Nationals in West Texas

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The first to run sub-3 in Kona?

If the 1981 Ironman results are correct, it's not Dave Scott. It's a 19-year-old community college cross country runner from Bloomington, Minnesota who never did another triathlon before or after his 2:59:48 run at Kona.

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Wellington repeats, breaks 9 hours; Vernay wins third straight Ironman Oz

Chrissie Wellington’s 8:57:10 tops Rebecca Keat by 24 minutes and places her 13th overall; Patrick Vernay takes third straight Ironman Oz crown

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Docherty, Sweetland win New Plymouth Oceania Cup titles

Bevan Docherty takes second straight Oceania Cup win, while Kirsten Sweetland, back in top form after 2008 injury, follows Mooloolaba World Cup triumph with another win at New Plymouth

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West Point Triathlon Part 3: Nick Dason’s Road to Redemption

Cadet Nick Dason was in line for West Point swim team captaincy when he slipped on part of West Point’s honor code, got kicked out and served in Iraq. Upon return, he found a place leading the Triathlon team.

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West Point Triathlon Photo Gallery 2: A Day in the Life

A photographic look at a day in the life of West Point Triathlon Team cadets.

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Atkinson tops Gemmell at Mooloolaba World Cup

Courtney Atkinson, 2008 Aussie Olympian, used a brave two-man bike breakaway advantage to hold off Kiwi Kris Gemmell's race-best run and take his 6th career ITU World Cup victory at Mooloolaba.

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Sweetland roars back from injury to win Mooloolaba World Cup

Canadian prodigy Kirsten Sweetland, who suffered a stress fracture to KO her Olympic dreams, ran away from Beijing bronze medalist Emma Moffat to win her second career World Cup at Mooloolaba

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West Point Triathlon Part 2: The Colonel who sparked the rise

Colonel Pat Sullivan was not a West Point grad, nor an elite triathlete, nor a coach with a glittering resume. But he brought a passion for the sport, experience with an inspiring Australian triathlon club and a top US coach to raise the ambitions of West Point Triathlon to the stars.

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West Point – Monuments & Lore

Everywhere they turn, West Point triathletes are drenched in legendary heroes and stirring history that goes far back in time.

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West Point Triathlon: Inside the Military Multisport Machine

Part 1: Introduction to an inside look at life inside an emerging triathlon powerhouse, the US Military Academy, where cadets prepare for the war on terror and the National Collegiate Triathlon Championship