Josh Cormack may only be 11 years old, but he's already a four-time winner in his age category at the 麻豆社国产Youth Triathlon.
Cormack continued his dominance at this year's race, posting a total time of 23 minutes, 58.8 seconds at Sunday's (May 12) race to win the 10 to 11 age division at the event. He beat out the second-place competitor by almost a minute and a half en route to the victory.
But he's not the only member of his family to have a good day at the event. His older brother Jack Cormack finished third overall in the 12- and 13-year-old division and had the top local time.
A total of 139 individual racers and 23 teams of three took on the course with five different divisions divided by age.
Other local winners included: Luke Parry (Overall 12 to 13) and Sofie Hill (Girls 7 to 8).
Locals who placed in the top three in their respective categories included: Callista Ryan (Third 14 to 15), Mikayla Lorimer (Third Girls 12 to 13), Linnea Uunila (Third Girls 10 to 11), Sophia Purves (Second Girls 8 to 9), Dylan Rohl (Second Girls 7 and under), Kianna Houlding (Third Girls 7 and under), Shane Purves (Second Boys 7 and under) and Lukas Buck (Third Boys 7 and under).
Local teams cleaned up in the relay division with Squamish-based teams Rock Stars (12 to 13), Team Kool (10 to 11), The Shredders (8 to 9) and the Cliffsiders all winning their respective age groups.
For complete results from the race, visit www.webscorer.com/race?raceid=8802.
