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Multisport Madness Triathlon Team (MMTT) is the largest youth triathlon program in the country based in the western suburbs of the Chicagoland area. With a mission of increasing youth involvement in triathlon by training in a team atmosphere, MMTT has built a youth developmental system that supplies the United States with a steady stream of talent strong enough to compete against those from around the world in the sport of triathlon. Founded in 2002 with the generous support of local volunteer triathletes,  athletes range between 7-23 years of age and possess a strong desire to compete at the highest levels in triathlon. MMTT is a 501©3 non-profit organization that has grown to continuously guide youth triathletes toward international competitions, world championships and aims for the Olympic level in draft legal triathlon.
 
MMTT has assembled a full complement of triathlon equipment, which is leased to the team members on a seasonal basis and returned at the end of the year.  Athletes race in team uniforms and wear team apparel at all races. The team provides assistance for camps and travel whenever possible.
 
Team members have access to a professional coaching staff that is committed to inspiring athletes to unlock their potential, seek challenges and opportunity. With this experience we hope to enhance the connection between endurance in sport and success in life.   

 


2009 VIDEO


 
 

Lukas Verzbicas in May 2010 Running Times


LATEST NEWS

Kevin McDowell and Kelly Whitley
qualify for the 2010 Youth Olympic Games.


American Kevin McDowell was victorious in the men’s sprint-distance event, breaking away early on the bike and never looking back. After a big group exited the channel swim together, a pack of 10 top men emerged on the first lap before McDowell broke away. The American added about 10 seconds to his gap on each of the five bike laps, entering T2 with a 50 second advantage on the chasers. Mexico’s Octavio Oliveros led the chase group out of transition, but none were able to bridge up to the American, who held his lead throughout the 5K run.
It’s great to make the Youth Olympic Team and have the chance to represent the United States in Singapore,” McDowell said afterward.
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Kelly Whitley takes 2nd at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games.


American Kelly Whitley moved into second in the final hundred metres.  

Women
1. Adrianna Barraza (MEX) 59:46
2. Kelly Whitley (USA) 59:59
3. Christine Ridenhour (CAN) 1:00:05
4. Allison Hooper (CAN) 1:01:25
5. Dominika Jamnicky (CAN) 1:01:31
6. Julieta Ana Ibarra (MEX) 1:01:51
7. Rocio Enriquez (MEX) 1:02:05
8. Tanelle Berard (USA) 1:02:09
9. Jennifer Clay (USA) 1:02:33
10. Paola Diaz (MEX) 1:02:50

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