World Quadrathlon Federation

Established by Michael Fekete in 1999, to promote and govern the sport of quadrathlon in Canada. Quadrathlon was introduced to Canada in 1999 at Stony Lake, Ontario. Together with race director Chad Tranter, quadrathlon was born in Canada.

Highlights for 2002:

· A Canadian Cup quadrathlon race series will be introduced for 2002 to increase participation and create awareness in quadrathlon from its European influence.

· A thirteen member National Team (Canadian National Quadrathlon Team) will be specifically trained for quadrathlon. These members will race in the Canadian and World Cup in 2002.

· The Canadian National Quadrathlon Team (CNQT) is open for sponsorship and hopes to build a solid sponsorship team for 2002. The sponsor proposal is now available (click here).

Juniors:

Courtney Kirkby

• 3rd Canada Games K2 Sprint Kayay
• 10th OFSAA track and field 3000m

Adrienne Mason

• 2001 Quadrathlon National Junior Champion
• 2001 National Team Kayaking

Josh Lumsden

• 2nd Quadrathlon Junior Nationals

Jacob Vandorp

• 2001 National Quadrathlon Champion
• 2001 National Team Kayaking

Elites

Chris Dimmell

• 2001 National Champion
• 1999 3rd Elite Nationals
• 1997 Junior National Triathlon Team

Michelle Laflamme

• 2001 National Quadrathlon Champion

Roburt Tranter

• 1999 Quadrathlon World Cup and National Champion
• 2000 3rd place Quadrathlon Nationals

Anastasia Polito

• 2001 National Triathlon Team
• 2000 2nd place Quadrathlon Nationals

Alan Carrlson

• 2000 National Quadrathlon Champion

Masters

Murray Wood

• 2001 National Quadrathlon Champion

Clive Morgan

• 2001 2nd place Quadrathlon Nationals
• 1998 National Triathlon Team

Patty Clune

• 2001 National Quadrathlon Champion

Michael Fekete

• 1999 National Champion
• 1996 Stony Lake Triathlon Elite Champion