GB Age-Group medals: Aquathlon World’s, Penticton

It's been a busy week at the Penticton ITU Multisport World Championship Festival. Catching up now with the GB Age-Group Aquathlon World Champs medals
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Lightowler, Pritchard the fastest Age-Group Brits in Penticton

11 Age-Group medals for the Great Britain Age-Group team at Aquathlon World Championships

A very busy schedule of racing in Canada at the Penticton ITU Multisport World Championship Festival saw the ITU Aquathlon World Championships take place on Friday. There was success for the British Elite athletes with Emma Pallant (Gold) and Jacqui Slack (Bronze) in the Senior race, and Gold for Chloe Pollard in the U23 category. We’ve got the full report on that one online HERE.

It’s now time to catch up on the Great Britain Age-Group athletes racing. The Brits actually set the two fastest times overall, across all Age-Groups, through Robert Lightowler and Michael Lewis, both racing in the M20-24 category. Amy Prtichard (Silver, F35-39) was the fastest female British Age-Grouper, and set the fourth fastest time overall.

Robert also won Gold in the Sprint Distance Duathlon World Championships earlier in the week.

Top 3 fastest overall British athletes:

MEN

  1. Robert Lightowler – 30:31 (20-24 – Gold)
  2. Michael Lewis – 31:01 (20-24 – Silver)
  3. Ben Rhodes – 32:41 (20-24 – 4th

WOMEN

  1. Amy Pritchard – 37:37 (35-39 – Silver)
  2. Maria Powell – 38:57 (50-54 – Silver)
  3. Caitlin Lefevre – 39:15 (16-19 – Bronze

Penticton ITU Aquathlon World Championships – Friday 25th August 2017
1km swim / 5km run

Great Britain Age-Group Medals (11)

Gold (3)

  • Robert Lightowler – 20-24 Male
  • Matthew Gallop – 45-49 Male
  • Ted Hamilton – 65-69 Male

Silver (4)

  • Rachael Vatter – 20-24 Female
  • Michael Lewis – 20-24 Male
  • Amy Pritchard – 35-39 Female
  • Maria Powell – 50-54 Female

Bronze (4)

  • Caitlin Lefevre – 16-19 Female
  • Aidan Pierce – 16-19 Male
  • Claire Baudouin – 25-29 Female
  • Shaun Challis – 30-34 Male
Written by
John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

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