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CU Wins Another Collegiate National Championship

The University of Colorado Triathlon Team was nice enough to share some photos from Saturday's national championship race.

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Senior Drew Auer with Tess Amer before the women’s swim start! Photo: Dave Sheanin

Rudy Kahsar on the run. Photo: Dave Sheanin

Jesse Frank leading the team cheer before the “super-sprint” relay race. Photo: Dave Sheanin

Junior Drew Scott (#709), sophomore David Bobka (#734) and Rudy Kahsar talking after the men’s race with Dave Scott. Photo: Dave Sheanin

Junior (and team president) Andy Bartosch (in grey) and sophomore Jesse Frank hangin’ out in transition pre-race. Photo: Thom Ward

Sophomores Maggie Scanlan (in wetsuit) and Bryan Morales getting ready for the swim start. Photo: Thom Ward

Junior Tess Amer finished 11th. Photo: Thom Ward

Bryn Morales on the bike. Photo: Thom Ward

Senior Courtney Clark on the run. She finished 17th. Photo: Thom Ward

Swim start for the men’s race! Photo: Thom Ward

From left: Jordan Saffold, Will Thompson, Eric Ebeling and Rob Helvestine before the start of the men’s race. Photo: Thom Ward

Junior Caryn Maconi post-race. Photo: Carolyn Maconi

Junior Caryn Maconi and junior Elisa Schauer after the race. Maconi finished 32nd and Schauer finished 59th. Schauer crashed on the bike, hence the wounds, but still had an awesome race. Photo: Dave Sheanin

Sophomore Bryn Morales on the bike. Bryn finished 15th. Photo: Dave Sheanin

The team, dressed in Noah’s Ark theme, receiving the overall title at the awards ceremony. Photo: Dave Sheanin

Sophomore Drew Greaves on the bike. He finished 85th. Photo: Connor Greaves

Sophomore Drew Greaves sprinting it out at the finish. Photo: Connor Greaves

The team has lost some of its stars from 2012 to graduation and injury. Photo: James & Melinda Cumpton

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