Major League Triathlon Releases World Class 2018 Rosters
Major League Triathlon is proud to unveil their 2018 rosters for the 8 Pro teams competing in the league. MLT rosters consist of 65+ of the World’s best professional triathletes for the 2018 season. MLT released the full list of athletes on their website this morning: https://majorleaguetri.com/tea
Major League Triathlon is proud to unveil their 2018 rosters for the 8 Pro teams competing in the league. MLT rosters consist of 65+ of the World’s best professional triathletes for the 2018 season. MLT released the full list of athletes on their website this morning: https://majorleaguetri.com/teams/
“Mixed Team Relay (the format of racing that MLT specializes in) getting into the 2020 Tokyo Olympics has certainly been a game changer for Major League Triathlon.” Said Daniel Cassidy, Chief Executive Officer of MLT. “We will have some of the top athletes from the USA, Canada, Mexico and Australia competing with us this year and our host cities will be treated to some of the best racing in the sport.”
The third-year Professional league will make stops in:
- MLT AC: Atlantic City, NJ – July 21st
- MLT Vail Valley: Avon, CO – August 4th
- MLT Tempe: Tempe, AZ – September 22nd
- MLT Charlotte: Charlotte, NC – October 6th
Below is just a small snapshot of the incredible talent joining MLT in 2018. A full list of athletes and teams can be found here: https://majorleaguetri.com/teams/
- Ben Kanute – Carolina Gliders
- Lindsey Jerdonek –Carolina Gliders
- Charlotte McShane – Gold Coast Tritons
- Aaron Royle – Gold Coast Tritons
- Eric Lagerstrom– San Diego Stingrays
- Taylor Spivey – San Diego Stingrays
- Dominika Jamnicky – Toronto Freeze
- Jason Wilson – Toronto Freeze
- Tyler Mislawchuk –Arizona Kingsnakes
- Joanna Brown – Arizona Kingsnakes
- Eli Hemming – Atlantic City Waves
- Vittoria Lopes – Atlantic City Waves
- Paula Findlay – Colorado Peaks
- Cam Dye – Colorado Peaks
- Rene Tomlin – Florida Sun
- John O’Neill – Florida Sun
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