Osprey Triathlon
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We hope you’ll join us this year for the 11th Annual Osprey Sprint Triathlon!!!
The triathlon will be held on October 2, 2010 in Public Landing.
The sprint-distance triathlon will include a half-mile swim in Chincoteague Bay, a 15.2-mile bike course and a 3.1-mile run on the roads surrounding the rural countryside of southern Worcester County, Maryland.
Please call Sandi Smith at 410-213-2297 ext 107 should you have any questions or concerns.
The Osprey Sprint Triathlon is the largest annual fundraiser for the MCBP, an environmental non-profit organization working to protect Maryland’s coastal estuaries. This event would not be possible without the support of our athletes and our sponsors.
Interested in helping us raise funds? Ask friends, family and working co-horts to donate. Raise $100 and we'll give you a hoodie, raise $200 or more, and we'll give you a hoodie and a transition bag!
For our 10th anniversary in 2009, we made a significant commitment to responsible race production in the effort to make it a successful green event. We eliminated the 600 goody bags in favor of providing our racers with one eco-friendly item; we relied on the internet to promote our race and did not mail out over 3,000 brochures to racers on our mailing list; we had more recycling bins on site the day of the race; we donated leftover food to a local charity; and we awarded medals made from recycled bike chains to our race winners.
Hope to see you on race day!
2009 Osprey Results
You can find the results and times for this year’s Osprey Sprint Triathlon posted on the Compuscore web site at: http://www.compuscore.com/cs2009/october/osprey.htm
Photographs from the Triathlon that were taken that day by USCandids will be able to be purchased from their website at: http://www.uscandids.com/
Course Information
Learn more about the race course.
The .5-mile swim will be held in the shallow (4 to 8 feet) Chincoteague Bay. Average water temperature is 68°. Wetsuits are permitted. The swim is an in-water start with plenty of room to spread out and properly seed yourself.
The 15.2-mile bike route is a flat circular course; and the 3.1-mile run is flat out on the roads surrounding the rural countryside of southern Worcester County. The finish line will be at the Public Landing Boat Pavillion.
The .5-mile swim will be held in the shallow (4 to 8 feet) Chincoteague Bay. Average water temperature is 68°. Wetsuits are permitted. The swim is an in-water start with plenty of room to spread out and properly seed yourself.
The 15.2-mile bike route is a flat circular course; and the 3.1-mile run is flat out on the roads surrounding the rural countryside of southern Worcester County. The finish line will be at the Public Landing Boat Pavillion.
