A youth triathlon is coming to Blatchley Middle School in Sitka, Alaska — a reminder that the spirit of multi-sport racing starts early and runs deep in communities across the country.
BMS Triathlon Set for Saturday Morning
The Blatchley Middle School triathlon is slated for Saturday, October 10, running from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The event brings together young swim-bike-run athletes at the school grounds, giving the next generation of triathletes a chance to test their endurance and competitive spirit in a supportive community setting.
The spirit of multi-sport racing starts early — events like the BMS triathlon plant seeds that grow into lifelong athletic careers.
What Locals Should Know
Motorists traveling along Halibut Point Road should plan ahead on race morning. Bike riders and runners will be sharing the road during the triathlon, which may affect traffic flow in the area. Allowing extra travel time and staying alert for young athletes on the course will keep everyone safe.
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What is the schedule for the BMS triathlon?
The BMS triathlon is scheduled to take place on Saturday, October 10, from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Blatchley Middle School.
Will there be any road closures during the BMS triathlon?
Motorists should be aware that bike riders and runners will be along Halibut Point Road during the triathlon, so traffic may be affected.
Where can I find local news updates?
Local news updates can be found under the "Local news" section on the website of the Daily Sitka Sentinel.
