Author of the article: Todd Hambleton
Publishing date: Feb 02, 2021 • February 2, 2021 • 3 minute read • Ottawa Jr. Senators Ethan Mulhearn chases down the puck during play against the Cornwall Colts on Thursday January 30, 2020 in Cornwall, Ont. Cornwall lost 5-1. Robert Lefebvre/Special to the Cornwall Standard-Freeholder/Postmedia Network Photo by Robert Lefebvre /Robert Lefebvre/Special to the Standard-Freeholder
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There’s no hockey in his immediate future, but Ethan Mulhearn knows where he’ll be skating for the next four seasons.
The Ottawa Jr. Senators, in a news release distributed by the Central Canada Hockey League, has announced their captain has committed to NCAA Division III Hobart College, in Geneva, N.Y., home of the Statesmen.
PTO adds support to Australian National Triathlon Championships
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It perhaps wasn’t in the plan – but the ongoing problems of the global pandemic mean that professional triathlon racing is yet to kick into gear in 2021. And when it does, it’s unlikely to explode into action.
So, as they did in several instances last year, the
Professional Triathletes Organisation has stepped in to try and boost the prize money available to professional athletes, in areas where racing is possible.
The Husky Triathlon Festival in Australia will be the latest beneficiary of their cheque book.
by Courtney Akrigg on 25 Jan, 2021 03:49 • Español
In 2014 Australia’s Kate Bramley had a remarkable year, earning the bronze medal in Edmonton for the sprint distance World Triathlon Championship (25-29 age group). At the World Triathlon Championship race in Chicago, she was able to add a gold medal to her collection, with victory in the same age-group category across the same distance.
The World Triathlete is living the triathlon dream, having progressed through the sport to become one of Triathlon Australia’s accredited performance coaches to some of the nation’s top age-group triathletes. Kate Bramley shares her race experiences and what it means to better understand human psychology and physiological performance as a triathlon coach and seeing the mix of people training together to achieve personal goals in triathlon. Kate also highlights and commends the work that World Triathlon is delivering to develop the support around the globe.