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Ironman announces 2013 All World Athlete Champions

After a successful year of competition, Ironman brand owner World Triathlon Corp (WTC) has announced the overall All World Athlete Champions for each age group category. Ironman triathlon athletes received the All World Athlete (AWA) designation in their age groups by competing in multiple events and earning Age Group Ranking points throughout the 2013 season.

Racers were rewarded for their top three performances throughout the year with the combined points determining the champion for each division.

The 28 overall AWA Champions represented nine different countries with 14 champions hailing from the United States (eight female, six male). Australia had the second-most champions with five (four female, one male), while Canada and Switzerland rounded out the top three with two champions each. The most represented US state was New York, which was represented by three champions (two female, one male).

Over 14,500 athletes worldwide accrued enough points to earn the designation All World Athlete. The United States led the AWA country standings with 5,758 athletes, followed by Australia (1,818), Canada (902), Germany (783) and the United Kingdom (592).

Globally launched in 2013, the Age Group Rankings program offers age-group athletes a way to earn points based on their race finishes and to measure their race performances against their fellow competitors regionally, as well as from around the world, in one cumulative system.

All World Athlete winners in each respective division:

AG Name Country City/Region State
FEMALE
F18-24 Carolina Dementiev Panama Panama Intl State
F25-29 Alyssa Godesky US Baltimore MD
F30-34 Sonja Wieck US Greenwood Village CO
F35-39 Valentina Kislukhina Russian Federation Moscow Intl State
F40-44 Karen Ponette-Maldonado US The Woodlands TX
F45-49 Sue Aquila US Bloomington IN
F50-54 Mary Mitchell Australia North Adelaide SA
F55-59 Nancy Cullen Australia South Australia SA
F60-64 Beryl Wilson Australia Camden Head Intl State
F65-69 Karla Mckinlay Australia Shepparton Intl State
F70-74 Cheryl Woodworth US Pewaukee WI
F75-79 Harriet Anderson US San Carlos CA
F80+ Madonna Buder US Spokane WA
PC Kristina Ament US Alexandria VA

 

AG Name Country City/Region State
MALE
M18-24 Tim Russell US Saratoga Springs NY
M25-29 Samuel Murphy New Zealand Barrington Intl State
M30-34 Simon Schober Switzerland Zurich Intl State
M35-39 Ivan O Gorman US Boulder CO
M40-44 Olaf Kasten Hong Kong Hong Kong Intl State
M45-49 Keish Doi US Kailua-Kona HI
M50-54 Sten Orsvärn Sweden Skarpnäck Intl State
M55-59 John Hill Australia Tamarama Intl State
M60-64 Richard Tout Canada Kincardine ON
M65-69 Hermann Hefti Switzerland Schoenenberg Intl State
M70-74 Milos Kostic Canada Regina SK
M75-79 John Weber US New York NY
M80+ Lew Hollander US Redmond OR
PC Ricky James US Oceanside CA

 

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