County Cross Country Championships 2018: ‘Triathletes’

A quick roundup of some triathletes past and present who secured medals this past weekend at their County Cross Country Championships
County Cross Country Championships 2018
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The first weekend of January is the traditional time for the Country Cross Country Championships to be held all over the country.

As regular readers of TRI247 will know, we do endeavour to keep an interested eye on ‘triathletes’ racing in and doing well in other sports – and indeed, in former triathletes moving on and finding success elsewhere.

There were of course many hundreds of multisport athletes racing through the mud this past weekend, with quite a few past and present names returning home with County Championship Gold, Silver or Bronze medals. Now, with so many events taking place, lots of different categories (and some results yet to be fully finalised), here is a start on the medal success of names that we have consistently seen performing well in the triathlon and duathlon world in recent years.

We know it is not complete… which is where you come in!

*** If we’ve missed you, your club-mate or someone you know from this list of 2018 County Cross Country Championship medal winners, then a) apologies, and b) please do let me know the details (County / Name / Position / Category) via editor@tri247.com, and I’ll get the details updated for you. ***

Yorkshire

  • Lucy Byram – 3rd, Junior Women

Sussex

  • Chloe Cook – 2nd, Senior Women

Middlesex

  • Freya Thomson – 1st, Junior Women

Merseyside

  • Daniel Slater – 1st, Junior Men

Leicestershire & Rutland

  • Sophie Coldwell – 2nd, Senior Women
  • Claire Shea-Simmonds – 2nd, Masters Women

Lancashire

  • Katie Hewison – 3rd, Senior Women

Hampshire

  • Matt Sharp – 1st, Senior Men

Derbyshire

  • Nicola Dick – 1st, 50+ Women

Nicky Dick

Bedfordshire

  • Martin Beare – 1st, V55 Men
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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