Oxford University Triathlon Club

June 2026 Roundup

So many fun things happened this month!!

Ray Pedersen at an altitude camp in Boulder
Sarah Silk at Camu I’R Copa
王书瑶 on a training run
Oscar Hayden on a training ride + plane
Arthur Bown-Mazzoni testing out a new aero set up
Qi and in Porto
Jess Caterson at Bleinham palace
Cecilia Gallego on an eventful ride with a tree
on Camino De Santiago a 260km hike
Guy and David Pearson at the EU Sprint Distance Champs
Dorottya Nagy at the Open Water South East Regionals

BUCS 2026

Lucas,Grahm, Dot and Rosie at the British Universities Standard Distance Championships yesterday.

With Graham (9th) and Dot (14th) making the top 20.

Well done team!!

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Shoutout to Lara Hunt who raced on behalf of Oxford Brookes, but trains with OUTriC

What a day last Friday racing at the UK Ekiden!

A tough course, tough competition, and a lot of hard racing, but it was an incredible experience. Watching Ella produce an incredible sprint finish and hold off a charging Exeter athlete right to the final metres after 112km of racing, it was a day to remember.

6:49:01. 💙

Massive effort from the whole team from OUCCC. We couldn’t be more excited to be heading to the ASICS House in Font Romeu for a training week, plus £3,000 in prize money!!

Still buzzing from the racing and already looking forward to what’s next.

Race recap by Rosie 💫 💙

FT Nikkei UK Ekiden
Oxford University Cross-Country Club

Our 2026-2027 club president Non Watts at the this past weekend.

OUTriC x Rowing Crossover

After all the logistical effort from .oj , and pulling in some last-minute subs, OUTriC set off in one of the least-set boats in history. This went unnoticed by the public, as we were too busy catching everyone’s eye with our combination of bike helmets, swimwear, goggles, and even floaties. 🏊‍♀️ 🚲 🏃‍♂️

The endurance and wattage of triathletes, together with a surprisingly balanced boat at 36 strokes per minute, made us fast. After a perfect fly-and-die start, we left a scary Pembroke in the dust, holding clear water from Univ Boathouse onwards. We then had two hours to collect our souls before the second race, where — even after changing the boat, and racing on City side — we gained clear water in no time.

With expectations high after two victories, we faced New College in our third race of the day. Unfortunately, despite the whole crew giving everything, an almost boat-stopping crab and the stream on the City side made it impossible to close the gap, bringing our Oriel Regatta adventure to an end.

We went home happy and proud nonetheless, showing that a fourth discipline would not be a challenge for OUTric members, although we will stick to three for the time being.

Thank you to Worcester College Boat Club for letting us use a boat and to all the non OUTriC members who were in the boat.

The University of Oxford
Oxford University Sport

Some amazing racing from our OUTriC members over the weekend!!

Qi and at Supertri Blenheim Palace Supertri

at 113 Events Ltd

Sofya Lebedeva and Abby Robinson at IRONMAN UK