
9/21/2024 7:11:00 PM | Men's Triathlon, Women's Triathlon
LAKE ANNA, Va.- The Queens University of Charlotte men's and women's club triathlon teams had another sensational weekend of racing securing a pair of convincing wins at The Giant Acorn Olympic Distance Triathlon.
The women's team once again finished with a perfect score of 10 led by graduate student Renae Tadrowski who topped the podium. Clare Dasso finished second, Anna Besenyei finished third, and Juliana Jaramillo was the final scorer in fourth place.
The men's team finished first placing seven men in the top 10 led by Joshua Berles in first place. Team captain Ben Capozzi placed second, Jeremy Maclean placed fourth, and Max DiMuccio finished fifth giving the Royals a score of 11.
Women's Scorers
- 1st Renae Tadrowski
- 2nd Clare Dasso
- 3rd Anna Besenyei
- 4th Juliana Jaramillo
- Total score: 10
Men's Scorers
- 1st Joshua Berles
- 2nd Ben Capozzi
- 4th Jeremy Maclean
- 5th Max DiMuccio
- Total score: 11
Quote from Coach Miles Fowler
"Today was another big step in the right direction for the whole team. We saw some awesome breakthrough performances and learned a few areas we need to polish up before the conference championship racing begins. It's always a blast racing together as a team and we look forward to doing it again in two weeks at our first conference championship race. Go Royals!"
Next Race
MACTC Olympic Distance Championship at the Sandling Beach Triathlon in Wake Forest, N.C.
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