Articles by Liz Hichens
Liz Hichens is the Web Producer of Triathlete.com. She is an Ironman and marathon finisher and fan of all endurance sports.
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Kona 2011 / News
Cotter, Williamson Take Steelhead 70.3
Americans James Cotter and Kelly Williamson outran their fellow professionals to take victories at today’s Ironman 70.3 Steelhead.
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News
Texas Youth Triathlon Camp Aims To Promote Health
A Houston, Texas dentist has created a triathlon camp that encourages underprivileged kids to engage in a healthy lifestyle. The camp
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Kona 2011 / News
Inaugural Ironman Regensburg Field Highlighted By Faris
Former Ironman World Champion Faris Al-Sultan of Germany highlights a large field made mostly of Europeans at this weekend’s
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Features / NewsRyan Sutter Takes On Grueling Events As Part Of 10.10.10
Ryan Sutter is best known for being chosen by Trista Rehn (now Sutter) in the first season of ABC’s “The Bachelorette” in 2003, but
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InsideTriHow Would You Coach Lance Armstrong For Kona?
Senior editor Matt Fitzgerald asks triathlon’s greats how they would train Lance Armstrong for Kona. Lance Armstrong will compete in the
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Kona 2011 / News / Race Results
Swiss Athletes On Top At Ironman Switzerland
Switzerland’s Ronnie Schildknecht and Karin Thürig won today’s Ironman Switzerland race in Zürich.
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Features / Video
TriCenter: Challenge Roth And LFT Series
Chrissie Wellington destroys another world record in Germany and the Lifetime Fitness Triathlon Series reaches its midway point.
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News
Fall Tempe Races Could Be Duathlons
With the exception of Ironman Arizona, the fall triathlons that were set to take place in September and October at Tempe Town Lake could be
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Features / Kona 2011 / News
Officials Believe Tempe Town Lake Will Re-Open By Nov. 1
In a press conference that took place this morning in Tempe, Ariz., officials said that they believe Tempe Town Lake will be repaired and
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Features / Kona 2011 / NewsTempe Town Lake Dam Breaks
Tempe Town Lake, a mainstay in the Arizona triathlon community, is down to less than three feet in depth after the dam holding the lake