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Distance: 48 km from AndersonSat, Jul 11, 2026 at 7:00 AM
A brand new sprint distance triathlon on the beautiful Hartness property in Greenville, SC.
More details to come...
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Distance: 42.4 km from AndersonSat, Jul 11, 2026 at 7:30 AMSee full details
TRIATHLON, DUATHLON, AQUABIKE: INTERMEDIATE DISTANCE EVENT
RACE INFORMATION
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Registration cutoff is 5:30 AM race day or when field limit is reached if earlier
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Field limit is 350
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T-shirts are NOT guaranteed if you sign up after June 27
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Transition Area: Bike racks are coordinated to match with your assigned race number. Place your bike in the rack corresponding with your number
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Body Marking: All athletes will be marked with race number and age
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Swim Caps: Swim caps are provided in your race packet and must be worn. Your cap color identifies your swim start position
EVENT TIMELINE
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5:30 a.m. Park opens
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5:30 a.m. - 7:00 a.m. Check-in
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7:00 a.m. Report to the beach for the swim seed positioning and duathlon course start
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7:15 a.m. Start sequence information and last minute course updates
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7:30 a.m. Race starts
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11:00 a.m. Awards ceremony begins
TRIATHLON COURSE:
Intermediate Swim Course: A 1,500 meter triangle course (two 750 meter laps) with the swim start and exit at the shoreline area marked by large START and FINISH signs. The wetsuit ruling will be made when the USAT Official takes the race day water temperature reading on the morning of the race. Wetsuits are legal when the temperature is below 78 degrees. The swim portion of the race will be conducted in a time trial start with athletes lining up in race number sequence and starting every 5 seconds.
Intermediate Bike Course: The bike course follows the park main road out of the park and onto smooth, paved county roads for an out and back loop course. Follow Russell State Park Drive out and turn left onto Ruckersville Road at the 2.1 mile mark. Continue on Ruckersville Road and turn left onto Hulmes Chapel Road at the 5.8 mile mark. Follow Hulmes Chapel and turn left onto Middleton Church Road at the 11.5 mile mark. Follow Middleton Church Road and turn left onto Pearl Mill Road at the 12.9 mile mark. Continue on Pearl Mill Road until it turns into Harpers Ferry Road at the 14.3 mile mark. Continue on Harpers Ferry Road and turn right onto Ruckersville Road at the 18.6 mile mark. Continue on Ruckersville Road back to the park entrance at the 19.9 mile mark and follow to bike finish.
The course is marked with directional signs and mile markers every two miles. All turns will be staffed with Tri the Parks personnel and uniformed Sheriff officers, but it is the racer’s responsibility to know the course. This course is open to traffic, so in addition to course turns, Sheriff personnel will be stationed at other significant intersections. Please do not turn just because a patrol car is at the intersection, look for signage and Tri the Parks personnel.
Intermediate Run Course: The run course is a two lap (3.1 mile each lap), 6.2 mile run that follows trail for first half mile and then follows paved park roads for remaining course for each lap. Water stations are located at each mile of the course. Hydration with electrolytes will be available as well as water at the first water table coming out of transition and at mile 3 and at mile 6/Finish. The course is mostly flat and fast.
INTERMEDIATE DUATHLON COURSE:
The duathlon start line is located adjacent to the race finish line and will start at 7:30 a.m. at the same time the triathlon begins. The first leg of the event consists of a 3.1 mile run course which follows the triathlon run course in reverse of the direction of the second run leg (see map at website). The bike course is the same course as the triathlon course and the final run leg follows the same 6.2 mile course as the triathlon (two 3.1 mile laps).
INTERMEDIATE AQUABIKE COURSE:
The Aquabike course consists of the same swim and bike legs as the triathlon. The swim portion of the race will be conducted in a time trial start with athletes lining up in race number sequence and starting every 5 seconds. At the conclusion of the bike course, exit transition T2 and make a sharp turn to cross the finish line. Aquabikers will find a green wristband in their packets to be worn during the race to help distinguish you.
COURSE MAP:
Course maps are available below and will also be included in your race packet.
PARKING:
Parking will open at 5:30 AM and will be on a first-come, first serve basis. Volunteer attendants will direct you to a space and it will begin at the beach area close to transition. Overflow parking will be at the pavilion parking approx. ¼ mile away from transition. Please remember to bring your photo ID with you as it could be a long walk to race check-in/transition.
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Distance: 42.4 km from AndersonSat, Jul 11, 2026 at 7:30 AMSee full details
TRIATHLON, DUATHLON, AQUABIKE: SPRINT XL DISTANCE EVENT
RACE INFORMATION
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Registration cutoff is 5:30 AM on race day or when field limit is reached if earlier
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Field limit is 350
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T-shirts are NOT guaranteed if you sign up after June 27
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Transition Area: Bike racks are coordinated to match with your assigned race number. Place your bike in the rack corresponding with your number
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Body Marking: All athletes will be marked with race number and age
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Swim Caps: Swim caps are provided in your race packet and must be worn. Your cap color identifies your swim start position
EVENT TIMELINE
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5:30 a.m. Park opens
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5:30 a.m. - 7:00 a.m. Check-in
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7:00 a.m. Report to the beach for the swim seed positioning and duathlon course start
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7:15 a.m. Start sequence information and last minute course updates
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7:30 a.m. Race starts
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11:00 a.m. Awards ceremony begins
TRIATHLON COURSE:
Sprint XL Swim Course: A 750 meter triangle course (ONE 750 meter lap) with the swim start and exit at the shoreline area marked by large START and FINISH signs. The wetsuit ruling will be made when the USAT Official takes the race day water temperature reading on the morning of the race. Wetsuits are legal when the temperature is below 78 degrees. The swim portion of the race will be conducted in a time trial start with athletes lining up in race number sequence and starting every 5 seconds.
Sprint XL Bike Course: The bike course follows the park main road out of the park and onto smooth, paved county roads for an out and back loop course. Follow Russell State Park Drive out and turn left onto Ruckersville Road at the 2.1 mile mark. Continue on Ruckersville Road and turn left onto Hulmes Chapel Road at the 5.8 mile mark. Follow Hulmes Chapel and turn left onto Middleton Church Road at the 11.5 mile mark. Follow Middleton Church Road and turn left onto Pearl Mill Road at the 12.9 mile mark. Continue on Pearl Mill Road until it turns into Harpers Ferry Road at the 14.3 mile mark. Continue on Harpers Ferry Road and turn right onto Ruckersville Road at the 18.6 mile mark. Continue on Ruckersville Road back to the park entrance at the 19.9 mile mark and follow to bike finish.
The course is marked with directional signs and mile markers every two miles. All turns will be staffed with Tri the Parks personnel and uniformed Sheriff officers, but it is the racer’s responsibility to know the course. This course is open to traffic, so in addition to course turns, Sheriff personnel will be stationed at other significant intersections. Please do not turn just because a patrol car is at the intersection, look for signage and Tri the Parks personnel.
Sprint XL Run Course: The run course is a ONE lap 3.1 mile run that follows a trail for the first half mile and then follows paved park roads for the remaining course. Water stations are located at each mile of the course. Gatorade will be available as well as water at the first water table coming out of transition and at the Finish. The course is mostly flat and fast.
SPRINT XL DUATHLON COURSE:
The duathlon start line is located adjacent to the race finish line and will start at 7:30 a.m. at the same time the triathlon begins. The first leg of the event consists of a 3.1 mile run course which follows the triathlon run course in reverse of the direction of the second run leg (see map at website). The bike course is the same course as the triathlon course and the final run leg follows the same 3.1 mile course as the triathlon.
SPRINT XL AQUABIKE COURSE:
The Aquabike course consists of the same swim and bike legs as the Sprint XL Triathlon. The swim portion of the race will be conducted in a time trial start with athletes lining up in race number sequence and starting every 5 seconds. At the conclusion of the bike course, exit transition T2 and make a sharp turn to cross the finish line. Aquabikers will find a green wristband in their packets to be worn during the race to help distinguish you.
COURSE MAP:
Course maps are available below and will also be included in your race packet.
PARKING:
Parking will open at 5:30 AM and will be on a first-come, first serve basis. Volunteer attendants will direct you to a space and it will begin at the beach area close to transition. Overflow parking will be at the pavilion parking approx. ¼ mile away from transition. Please remember to bring your photo ID with you as it could be a long walk to race check-in/transition.
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Distance: 37.9 km from AndersonSun, Aug 02, 2026 at 7:00 AMSee full details
SWIM: 400 Meters (Pool)
BIKE: 15 Miles
RUN: 3 Miles
Andy's Race has become one of South Carolina's largest and most hotly contested triathlon events. With its beginner friendly atmosphere and elite level field, Andy's Race offers something for all ranges of athlete. It is very rare to see an event with so many first timers racing along side some of the state's best.
Since 2019, this event has been dedicated to the memory of Andy Van Evera. Andy was a triathlete who was passionate about life, racing and this event in particular. The Greenville Triathlon was Andy's "Greenville World Championship" event and he looked forward to racing it each year. While he loved going fast at this race, he loved the post race experience even more. Sharing war stories with his friends and teammates while celebrating each finisher was just as much a part of who he was. The triathlon community lost a great soul, and an incredible role model, when Andy Van Evera left us and we are honored to be able to dedicate this event in his memory. May we all play as hard as Andy would, and celebrate the smallest moments in life as if they were all our "World Championship" moments. When you toe the line at Andy's race you better come prepared to race hard, and play even harder.
The event begins with a 400 meter pool swim in the 50 meter Westside Aquatic Center facility. Athletes will begin one at a time, going off every 5 seconds and swim one way in each lane. At each wall athletes will go under the lane rope and into the next lane until a total of 8 lengths have been completed.
The bike course is a one loop 15 mile course. The first and last sections of the course are on fairly busy 4 lane highways. However, the curbside lane is closed from traffic on all these sections of highway. The middle portion of the course is on quiet country roads. Terrain is moderate to hilly with no major grades, just long rolling climbs and descents. Turns are marked with pavement arrows and directional signs. Police and volunteers control all intersections on the course.
The run course is a two loop 3 mile course. Athletes will begin the first 1.5 mile loop in front of the aquatic center before returning back to the aquatic center to begin lap number two. After the second lap a right turn to the finish will end the day. The course is mostly pavement with a 1/4 mile stretch of each loop being run on hard packed dirt roads. Turns are marked with pavement arrows and directional signs.
Aquabike (swim - bike)
SWIM: 400 Meters (Pool)
BIKE: 15 Miles
Aquathlon (swim - run)
SWIM: 400 Meters (Pool)
RUN: 3 Miles
Duathlon (run - bike - run)
RUN1: 1.5 Miles
BIKE: 15 Miles
RUN2: 3 Miles
Part of the South Carolina Triathlon Series
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Distance: 41.6 km from AndersonSat, Sep 12, 2026 at 8:00 AMSee full details
Registration is closed
Tugaloo State Park
OLYMPIC: 1.5K SWIM, 42K BIKE, 10K RUN
SPRINT: 500 YARD SWIM, 14 MILE BIKE, 5K RUN
Club Team Competition - In order for you club to be recognized when registering you must provide your club team name or create a club team. A club team must consist of three or more participants. All members must be registered for the same distance. A club may have as many teams as they want. Individuals will race both in the team club category and as an age group participant. Team winners will be calculated based on points earned for age group finish position.