I did my first triathlon in late 1998, a sprint distance event called the Tucson Tinfoilman. It consisted of an 825-yard swim, a 12-mile bike, and a 3.1-mile run. Like my first skating competition, I was hooked. Had to have more. I was endurance addicted. I’ve since moved to Colorado to train with 2001 ITU World Champion Siri Lindley, and I’ve got my sights set on turning pro someday. I’ve got my work cut out for me. A lot of pro triathletes grow up swimming or running, and have a pretty solid background in those sports. I will do my best to intimidate competitors by threatening them with sneak attack double axels.

Race Resume:
-Named Accelerade Triathlete of the Month, November 2003.
-1999 & 2000 Southwest Collegiate Champion
-2000 Tucson Race Series Champion
-Completed 3 Ironmans, 6 Half Ironmans, over 40 Olympic and Sprint distances.

Sponsors:
Trisports.com, the best triathlon store on the planet, signed me to their sponsorship team, and I am very, very grateful for their support. Carbboom energy gels also help me tremendously by fueling me with their healthy product. Active.com also provides me with wonderful products and benefits, as do its co-sponsors Egg Beaters, Road ID, and Breathe Right nasal strips.

2003 Race Results:

Half Ironman Utah (10th age group)
Hudson Valley Triathlon, New York (1st overall woman)
Sunset Sprint Triathlon, New Jersey (6th overall woman)
Boulder Peak Triathlon (3rd age group)
Half Ironman England (3rd age group)
USAT Nationals, Shreveport, LA (puke fest)
World Championships, Queenstown, New Zealand (puke fest II)

2004 Race Results/Schedule:

Estes Park Half Marathon, Colorado (7600 ft...whooohee)
(2nd overall woman)
Tresspass Challenge 10k, Colorado (8200 ft...whooheeeee)
(1st age group)
Ironman Lake Placid, New York
(Let's just say that if the swim was 140 miles, I woulda kicked ass).
Westchester Triathlon, New York (TBD)
Tucson Tinfoilman (TBD)

For more info on triathlon, please go to www.usatriathlon.org