Thread: Let's get Kenley to Canada.

Pos	First Name	Last Name	YOB	Country	Start Num	Time	Run	T1	Swim	T2	Run
1	Megan	Greensmith	2000	NZL	4288	00:37:31	-	-	00:15:47	00:01:05	00:20:40
2	Kelsey	Griffith	2000	AUS	4297	00:37:59	-	-	00:15:22	00:01:15	00:21:23
3	Caitlin	Lefevre	2000	GBR	4285	00:39:15	-	-	00:16:17	00:01:28	00:21:31
4	Victoria	Woolfolk	1999	USA	4295	00:39:21	-	-	00:16:41	00:01:08	00:21:33
5	Grace	Morris	2000	USA	4293	00:39:29	-	-	00:15:16	00:01:22	00:22:51
6	Haley	Berrisford	2000	CAN	4281	00:40:00	-	-	00:14:42	00:01:03	00:24:15
7	Hannah	Howell	2001	NZL	4289	00:40:08	-	-	00:14:49	00:01:11	00:24:09
8	Kaycee	Schroeder	1999	CAN	4283	00:40:47	-	-	00:15:55	00:01:09	00:23:44
9	Jazmin	Phillips	1998	NZL	4290	00:41:24	-	-	00:16:05	00:01:11	00:24:08
10	Anastasia	Heikkila	2000	AUS	4298	00:42:19	-	-	00:16:12	00:01:16	00:24:51
11	Isobel	Wignall	1998	GBR	4287	00:44:20	-	-	00:17:27	00:01:32	00:25:23
12	Courtney	Bicknell	1998	AUS	4296	00:46:18	-	-	00:17:22	00:02:08	00:26:49
13	Paige	Mcleod	2000	GBR	4286	00:47:08	-	-	00:19:47	00:01:33	00:25:48
14	Jessy	Carveth	2000	CAN	4282	00:51:14	-	-	00:25:27	00:01:34	00:24:14
15	Emily	Burton	1999	GBR	4284	00:52:11	-	-	00:19:46	00:01:50	00:30:36
16	Emily	Shen	2001	USA	4294	00:52:47	-	-	00:19:27	00:03:34	00:29:47
17	Claire	Gottardi	2000	USA	4292	01:05:40	-	-	00:29:14	00:03:07	00:33:20

Well done Kelsey! What an awesome effort!

Pipped by a kiwi......

Originally Posted by weeds

Pipped by a kiwi......

Yep, but she beat a couple of others, and some Poms, and some Canucks, and some Yanks, etc, etc, etc!

More excellence!

Brilliant!!!!!

Outstanding. Breathing down the neck of the Kiwi as they crossed the line - Bravo Zulu number 2

Bah humbug. Been back exactly two weeks now. It's sad how quickly you can just slip straight back into your old routine.
This medal is from Kelsey's cross tri. It's a finishers medal, but still a very nice medal and is hanging proudly with all her other medals.

This is her silver medal. Very nice one. There is a description enscribed on the glass which you can't see and I can't take another photo because her mum "mistakenly " took the medal back to Canberra with her.

Shenanigans and posing on the podium at the medal ceremony.

This is how close it was. That's the Italian one second ahead of her.

After days, weeks, months of watching her sister scoff them down Kelsey was dead keen to get her own ice cream.

Grandparents were very proud obviously and MIL had this cake made up for us to celebrate on our return. Very fancy cake. I noticed the "Congratulations Kelsey " was in gold icing. A subtle hint to go better next time?

To keep quarantine happy her bike was cleaned before returning to Australia. But here it is partly stripped getting a thorough clean before she heads off to dirty it again.

That was an amazing holiday and experience. I'm very pleased Kelsey had som silverware to come home with. The pride felt when watching your child wear the Green and Gold on the world stage is just beyond words.
Thank you to all who helped make this possible for us, both financially and to those who spearheaded it all and kept it going. Ian and Cliff, I'm looking at you.
The money raised by Aulro bought the bike (and early enough that she could get some training on it), paid her entry and registration fees, paid for her uniforms, paid the majority of our accommodation and paid the international airfares.

So thanks again to everyone that helped us realise this dream.

Kenley and Kelsey