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Stacie Davis / Obstacle Racing Media · 2017

2017 Bermuda Triple Challenge — three-stage participation; some obstacles skipped

Enjoys the urban, beach and water-course variety, scenery, volunteers and community atmosphere. Finds the sand climbs and carries demanding, and skips some high and water obstacles.

Complete original first-person report published 29 March 2017. Describes participating across the three named stages, but the exact raced days, chosen division and total distance are unstated. Explicitly skips the Sunday jump/swim and zip line while doing Instagram work for the publisher; a complete obstacle or official race result is unverified. Media duties and travelling with her husband are disclosed; travel and entry funding are unknown. This is one containing account, not three independent reviews. The historical Dockyards Sunday account does not establish the 2026 route, whose exact Sunday venue is unresolved. No numerical overall is supplied.

Spencer Butterfield, Tom Mills, Megan Berry, Stepanka Sprincova and Rodrigue Guimeya / interviewed by Sarah Lagan · 2024

Obstacle

Selected competitors praise the different courses, organizer effort and variety. The team describes helping each other over high walls; others discuss difficult dunes and penalties. First-time entrant Rodrigue Guimeya says he would return.

Complete original newspaper article published 18 March 2024, with five selected competitor voices in one containing source. The article identifies individual and team roles, but not all ages, divisions, distances or exact raced days. Entry funding and other commercial relationships are unreported. The director’s promotion is excluded from athlete feedback. This is a selected interview sample, not five independent publications or a representative aggregate. The after-race Lagoon Park gathering does not resolve the 2026 Sunday venue or establish that year’s course. No numerical overall is stated.

Eric Buckley · 2014

Ultra

Eric enjoyed the social field and capable organization on the short paved loop. As the day warmed, lack of shade and nausea slowed him, but he recovered enough for a strong final stretch and overall win.

Reported format: 12-hour entry;65.928 miles /106.1 km.

Hudson Valley Dolphins newsletter (individual writer unnamed) · 2025

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The club newsletter described the Kingston YMCA indoor triathlon as an enjoyable way to break up winter racing, alongside a recap of two members’ participation.

Community opinion; participation and firsthand experience are not established. March 2025 club newsletter reflecting on the 32nd Kingston YMCA indoor triathlon. This is an attributed club assessment; the individual writer’s attendance and the athletes’ own opinions are not established. It is historical event context, not an independent participant review or a fixed-distance sprint.

Evi Nijman · 2019

Obstacle

Nijman enjoys a relaxed group outing through fields and woodland, inventive cooperative tasks and friendly volunteers. The twelve clubmates, entered as three teams of four, arrive together with bracelets after a colder and wetter outing than expected.

Complete original signed first-person federation-selected report, published 4 April 2019 and explicitly describing 31 March / 8.5 km group course. This is one containing source, not twelve independent reviews. Ropes & Running affiliation and allowed team assistance are explicit. Current booking labels 8 km rather than this historical 8.5 km; no exact finish time, numerical rating or compensation disclosure.

Susan Clark Danforth

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Susan Clark Danforth briefly recommended the indoor triathlon as a fun event supporting a good cause.

Community opinion; participation and firsthand experience are not established. Very brief attributed community recommendation in a January 5, 2024 public club post. Her own opening assessment is distinct from the following promotional announcement explicitly shared from Mark Moylan. Attendance, firsthand experience, participation, edition and affiliation are not established. The attached announcement identifies the historical March 3, 2024 Crisis Center of South Suburbia event at Lincoln-Way West in New Lenox. This is historical event-family context, not a claim about current services, current fundraising value or her participation in 2024. The historical flyer’s treadmill wording is not transferred to the current indoor-track course.

Fusion Triathlon Club, unsigned club update · 2017

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The club update describes the St Andrews run through the old town and along the coast as sounding lovely.

Community opinion; participation and firsthand experience are not established. A short attributed club assessment published 29 April 2017 alongside a named club athlete’s St Andrews Sprint result. The writer says the run sounds lovely, so attendance and firsthand observation are not established; this is community context rather than the athlete’s own review. Historical edition and route only, with no claim that the current course is unchanged.

Jenn Sommermann · 2011

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Jenn enjoyed starting her season alongside the Highland Park teammates supporting her charity campaign. Seeing their shared team colors around the course made the day special.

Brief March 13, 2011 Keller participant reflection focused on her own fundraising team, not race operations. The prior post names St. Patrick’s Day Triathlon. Full distances are unstated and current divisions may differ. Team fundraising support is explicit; no gifted race entry is stated.

Amara Hulslander · 2024

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Amara enjoyed clear skies, cool desert weather and mountain scenery, taking the race slowly with a friend. She found the hills significant and the course fully exposed to sun.

Reported format: Half marathon,13.1 miles /21.1 km. Author discloses several gear/hydration ambassador affiliations.

Unnamed organizer and family member · 2023

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The organizer recalled a completed family triathlon that inspired the memorial event; Leo enjoyed it and wanted to repeat it annually.

Perspective: course preview outside the race; race-day execution is not established. March4,2023 personal outing atMorganton pool, bike trail and town roads, before the organized event. Family-affiliated retrospective. Listing describes mainly virtual participation; an in-person edition is not established.

Coach Cari · 2025

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Cari valued having all three daughters cheering as she completed her 100th half marathon at Medal Madness. She ran her fastest half in three years, shared a sub-two-hour goal with the other woman in the small half-marathon field, and thanked US Road Running for another great race.

Historical participant context from the September 13, 2025 US Road Running Medal Madness half marathon at E J Nutter Park in Beavercreek, Ohio. It is not a marathon review or a review of the March 2026 edition. The official pages use different lap descriptions across editions, so the course and field size are not assumed unchanged. Cari is a running coach; no race affiliation or compensation is disclosed.

Maverick · 2026

Marathon

The runner called the eight out-and-backs fun but found it mentally hard to keep returning for another lap while alone at the back of a very small marathon field.

A March 7, 2026 full-marathon self-log by Maverick. The exact date and Everett location distinguish this race from other Medal Madness events. The current page notes a venue change to McCollum Park; no older Langus route is assumed. Field size and position are self-reported.