We are a triathlon club consisting of members of all shapes, sizes, ages and fitness levels who share the common enjoyment of challenging ourselves through triathlon (including aquathlons, aquabike, duathlon and cross triathlon events). Our club is comprised of complete beginners through to Kona Finishers (Ironman championship) as well as Australian Age Group representatives (like Masters competition in other sports) including many members who solely focus on our local events. We all come together as one, to form the club that is Triathlon South. New members are always welcome and all our races are also open to non-members to participate in for a small extra fee to cover insurance (called a day license).

Please open the sections below to find out more about our committee members and sponsors…

We are a volunteer club that organises a wide range of events in Southern Tasmania, aiming to grow the sport of Triathlon by providing a friendly and supportive environment for competitors of all levels.

We are Tasmania’s largest triathlon club (by membership base) and offer a Summer triathlon series (three races – and we provide duathlon and aquabike options to encourage involvement to those who don’t swim and/or run), a Winter duathlon series (three or four races – no swim leg), a cross-triathlon event (off-road triathlon on mountain bike), and two aquathlon events (no bike). Through club affiliated coaches, we also offer swim and run training sessions. There is also a number of informal training groups at various levels who organise themselves outside of the Club’s main channels.

The club is not-for-profit, run by an elected Board and a general committee, with all proceeds from race events re-invested to establish a safe, challenging and fun triathlon scene in Southern Tasmania. No single individual or group of Triathlon South is paid – all work is entirely voluntary.

How do we finance our events?
– membership fees (a very small portion of what you pay to Triathlon Australia comes back to the club which is why nominating us as your club is so important)
– race entry fees
– sponsorship
– occasional grants (where eligible, and more often used for new or upgrading event infrastructure, such as two-way radios for volunteers on course, and trailer maintenance).