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Tiff, Andrea and Becky are 2025 Master of the Year Nominees...
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Thursday, 16 October 2025 00:10
By Clyde
MMH season is well underway. Today, we’re highlighting the 40–54-year-old women who earned Master of the Year (MOY) nominations by posting 3 or more outstanding results in 2025: ...
Josh, Thad & Andy are 2025 MOY Nominees...
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Monday, 13 October 2025 00:10
By Bonnie
Here are his year's nominees for male MASTER OF THE YEAR:
JOSH BLANKENHEIM, 45, Duluth
2025 Highlights:
1st @ Brewhouse Intermediate - 49:39 (CR/MR)
1st @ Lakes Country - 58:46
2nd @ Buzz Ryan Sprint - 46:59 (MR)...
Luke, Rod & Keith are 2025 GMOY Nominees...
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Friday, 10 October 2025 00:10
By Clyde
Triathlon is a lifelong sport. Just like how the MMH Committee shouts out our state’s young up-and-comers, we also seek to recognize our state’s more seasoned athletes. On the men’s side, the Grand Master of the Year (GMOY) category highlights 60+ year-old male athletes who are still producing great results. Here are the 3 men that Bonnie and I believe earned a GMOY nomination in 2025: ...
Jan, Julia & Cheryl are 2025 GMOY Nominees...
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Tuesday, 07 October 2025 00:10
By Bonnie
Over the last several seasons, Female Grand Master of the Year has been one of the most, if not THE most competitive MMH categorie. Our three selectees raced at a national level in 2025. Selecting a GMOY recipient will not be easy...
Adeline, Corbin & Kyler are 2025 JOY Nominees!
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Saturday, 04 October 2025 00:10
By Clyde
Minnesota has a deep history of talented junior (19 and under) triathletes who can compete head-to-head against their adult competitors. With exception of a few seasons in the late 2010s and early 2020s, when a plethora of talented young guys AND girls were racing, the Minnesota Multisport Honor (MMH) for Junior of the Year (JOY) has been a coed category with 3-4 nominations per season. Below are the 3 juniors that Bonnie and I agree earned a JOY nomination:
Adeline Althaus-Kotila, 16, Minneapolis:
In 2024, no junior girls were nominated for JOY. This year, Adeline stepped up. She claimed the overall title at Lake Rebecca and the uber-popular YWCA Women’s Tri. She also placed 4th overall/1st junior at Maple Grove Sprint, just behind established athlete Andrea Myers, and she was again 4th at Hopkins in junior course record time. The MMH Committee is super excited to see Adeline have the breakout season she did, and we hope her progression continues, particularly since triathlon is an NCAA sport on the girls’ side....
