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Triathlon Results Triathlon Results Gibraltar 2019 - Island Games XVIII Medal Table Triathlon Island Gold Silver Bronze Total Guernsey 2 2 0 4 Jersey 1 1 1 3 Faroe Islands 1 0 0 1 Isle of Man 0 1 2 3 Shetland Islands 0 0 1 1 Åland 0 0 0 0 Bermuda 0 0 0 0 Cayman Islands 0 0 0 0 Gibraltar 0 0 0 0 Greenland 0 0 0 0 Isle of Wight 0 0 0 0 Menorca 0 0 0 0 Orkney 0 0 0 0 Saaremaa 0 0 0 0 Ynys Môn 0 0 0 0 Gibraltar 2019 - Island Games XVIII Triathlon Men’s Individual Heat: Final Position Bib Competitor Island Swim T 1 Cycle T 2 Run Penalties Total 1st 4 Joshua Lewis GUE 21:51 01:05 1:05:37 00:55 34:24 2:03:51 2nd 56 William Draper IOM 24:50 01:13 1:04:11 01:12 33:57 2:05:22 3rd 5 Olliver Turner JER 21:31 01:07 1:05:57 00:53 36:32 2:06:00 4th 3 Andrew Gordon GIB 23:23 01:11 1:07:21 00:52 35:47 2:08:34 5th 1 Bobby Oag ORK 23:23 01:09 1:07:50 01:02 36:11 2:09:35 6th 14 Richard Tanguy JER 24:33 01:21 1:06:08 00:55 37:46 2:10:43 7th 2 James Travers GUE 24:22 01:08 1:06:29 00:54 38:55 2:11:48 8th 61 James Allan JER 24:57 01:18 1:09:26 00:58 36:27 2:13:05 9th 24 Villu Vakra SAA 26:59 01:29 1:06:59 01:11 36:42 2:13:19 10th 53 Micheal Steens JER 24:49 01:29 1:10:10 00:57 37:48 2:15:13 11th 16 Samuel O'Shea GIB 23:25 01:16 1:11:46 00:58 39:02 2:16:26 12th 7 Andrew Nash IOM 26:31 01:33 1:10:43 00:57 36:50 2:16:34 13th 45 David Sweet IOW 27:50 01:37 1:08:42 01:30 37:05 2:16:44 14th 26 Kelvin Gomez GIB 30:36 01:26 1:09:13 00:57 35:21 2:17:33 15th 6 Daniel Galpin GUE 24:46 01:23 1:13:04 01:00 37:24 2:17:37 16th 9 Robert Matto GIB 27:17 01:13 1:10:20 01:02 39:14 2:19:05 17th 10 Mikael Eriksson ALA 25:31 01:16 1:13:29 01:26 37:33 2:19:14 18th 40 Albert Moll MEN 25:03 01:26 1:14:46 00:58 37:16 2:19:29 19th 8 Christopher Walker GIB 23:26 01:14 1:14:14 01:04 39:38 2:19:36 20th 60 Nigel Quaye IOM 25:30 01:24 1:12:45 01:13 39:33 2:20:25 21st 12 Nic Thorne JER 25:25 01:29 1:13:50 01:04 39:48 2:21:35 22nd 50 Aivis Kergalvis GUE 28:07 01:40 1:12:11 00:59 38:49 2:21:46 23rd 11 Juan Kinley IOM 30:28 01:20 1:09:10 01:02 40:50 2:22:50 24th 51 Toomas Loho SAA 27:04 01:36 1:10:53 01:16 42:38 2:23:26 25th 44 Christopher Hewson IOM 24:42 01:47 1:15:34 01:04 40:34 2:23:40 26th 35 James Wright IOM 25:48 01:41 1:13:24 01:11 41:52 2:23:56 27th 19 Andrew Aitken SHE 23:46 01:47 1:10:31 01:22 48:01 2:25:26 28th 46 Joan Anglada MEN 28:04 01:18 1:14:34 00:59 40:45 2:25:40 29th 59 Alun Jones YSM 30:39 01:26 1:11:36 01:15 41:07 2:26:03 30th 62 Julian Vinales GIB 24:22 01:22 1:16:39 01:06 42:56 2:26:25 31st 21 Andrass Joensen FAR 30:32 01:27 1:12:13 01:17 42:39 2:28:07 32th 33 Josh Thornton GUE 24:53 01:29 1:15:47 01:10 45:30 2:28:49 33rd 55 David Mosley GUE 28:33 01:28 1:16:19 01:12 41:17 2:28:49 34th 32 Jonathon Piggin IOM 26:35 01:39 1:16:05 01:16 43:47 2:29:21 Position Bib Competitor Island Swim T 1 Cycle T 2 Run Penalties Total 35th 30 Juan Manuel Carrasco GIB 29:28 01:41 1:13:48 01:03 43:31 2:29:31 36th 20 Ryan Downey IOM 32:35 01:20 1:14:01 01:14 41:47 2:30:56 37th 17 Tucker Murphy BER 30:13 02:21 1:18:49 01:21 39:30 2:32:14 38th 57 Jákup Petur Eliassen FAR 31:39 01:38 1:14:36 01:07 43:34 2:32:34 39th 31 Magni Jóhansson Hansen FAR 29:16 01:35 1:18:52 01:12 42:20 2:33:15 40th 43 Scott Riise SHE 24:51 01:43 1:20:57 01:16 45:43 2:34:30 41st 22 Keith Laguea GIB 27:48 01:35 1:20:26 01:08 44:06 2:35:02 42nd 25 Darren Cole IOW 35:05 01:24 1:18:26 00:59 40:22 2:36:15 43rd 41 Maaseeraq Benjamnsen GRE 30:25 01:36 1:18:11 01:11 44:59 2:36:21 44th 27 Ivor Johnson SHE 31:00 01:51 1:24:16 01:16 44:22 2:42:44 45th 58 Dean Pike IOW 40:01 02:05 1:17:37 01:13 42:07 2:43:03 46th 29 Andre Mägi SAA 32:38 01:44 1:21:05 01:20 46:58 2:43:44 47th 48 Hávard Vatnhamar FAR 33:39 02:12 1:23:02 01:42 43:26 2:44:00 48th 38 Owain Llewellyn YSM 38:47 01:42 1:20:17 01:17 43:51 2:45:53 49th 37 Jack Elton-Walters IOW 38:41 02:19 1:21:58 01:32 43:47 2:48:16 50th 47 Andrew Wishart SHE 37:11 02:40 1:24:15 01:25 46:46 2:52:17 51st 28 Charles Butterfield YSM 36:05 02:43 1:34:30 02:05 51:40 3:07:03 52nd 54 Owain Hughes YSM 35:43 02:01 1:37:19 01:21 56:25 3:12:49 53rd 34 Toomas Kasemaa SAA 42:08 04:17 1:55:36 03:19 1:01:01 3:46:20 DNF 15 Richard Blagg GIB 30:50 01:30 DNS 52 Miquel Bosch MEN DNF 23 Gunnar Dahl-Olsen FAR 32:22 03:02 DNS 42 Patrick Harfield CAY DNS 18 Christian Keldsen GRE DNS 36 Aku Limnell ALA 35:04 DNF 49 Phillip Lynes YSM 40:15 02:25 DNS 39 Gabriel Rabess CAY Last Result: 07/07/2019 13:15:24 Status: Confirmed 07/07/2019 13:16:17 Triathlon Women’s Individual Heat: Final Position Bib Competitor Island Swim T 1 Cycle T 2 Run Penalties Total 1st 80 Súsanna Skylv Sørensen FAR 28:27 01:31 1:18:35 01:01 41:54 2:31:27 2nd 83 Megan Chapple GUE 29:42 01:28 1:17:53 01:04 42:49 2:32:56 3rd 69 Lynsey Elliott IOM 29:43 01:34 1:21:17 01:21 43:04 2:36:59 4th 68 Amy Critchlow GUE 29:38 01:25 1:20:34 01:05 45:47 2:38:28 5th 66 Mel Messervy-Gross JER 29:44 01:23 1:22:24 01:12 44:06 2:38:49 6th 65 Joanne Gorrod JER 30:10 01:25 1:23:38 01:11 43:13 2:39:37 7th 93 Clare Forbes JER 27:18 01:38 1:25:27 01:17 46:14 2:41:53 8th 81 Louise Parr SHE 30:48 01:36 1:23:57 01:04 45:01 2:42:25 9th 71 Shelley Humphray SHE 32:55 01:58 1:24:45 01:08 43:31 2:44:17 10th 70 Katie Silva JER 31:15 01:32 1:25:05 01:08 45:45 2:44:44 11th 95 Bethan Perera GIB 31:56 01:57 1:27:50 01:14 42:49 2:45:46 12th 91 Chantal Green GUE 31:00 01:36 1:24:43 01:18 47:24 2:46:00 13th 79 Carrie Wernham IOM 31:49 01:43 1:22:03 01:13 50:05 2:46:53 14th 78 Jenny Pettersson ALA 34:41 01:38 1:23:21 01:07 46:53 2:47:39 15th 77 Ursel Velve SAA 29:05 01:56 1:30:22 01:45 49:43 2:52:51 16th 73 Janet Fletcher IOW 36:54 01:51 1:29:37 01:47 46:17 2:56:26 17th 72 Elizabeth Steward IOW 37:23 02:06 1:27:06 01:43 49:37 2:57:55 18th 86 Louise Bracken-Smith JER 36:09 01:22 1:30:47 01:23 52:26 3:02:07 19th 92 Gemma Caymaris MEN 29:39 02:15 1:33:24 01:21 56:49 3:03:28 20th 88 Miriam Veenhuizen SHE 38:50 01:27 1:30:15 01:14 51:59 3:03:44 21st 82 Sioned Taylor YSM 37:36 02:04 1:36:14 02:03 47:55 3:05:52 22nd 84 Ann Bunn YSM 33:09 02:15 1:36:32 01:46 54:04 3:07:46 23rd 87 Belen Vivo Smpool MEN 35:57 02:53 1:38:40 01:42 54:52 3:14:03 24th 89 Fiona Sandom YSM 39:09 02:31 1:37:17 01:41 54:45 3:15:23 DNF 76 Claire Bidwell YSM 48:16 02:36 1:35:36 DNS 67 Olga Alzina Bosch MEN DNS 74 Alyssa Dodson CAY DNS 85 Marina Donner ALA DNS 96 Elizabeth Dunlop IOW DNS 90 Laura Hicks CAY DNF 94 Emily Squire GUE 33:13 01:37 1:25:12 01:07 Last Result: 07/07/2019 13:17:48 Status: Confirmed 07/07/2019 13:18:04 Triathlon Triathlon Team Men Heat: Final Position Team Members Time 1st Jersey James Allan 06:29:48.00 Micheal Steens Richard Tanguy Nic Thorne Olliver Turner 2nd Guernsey Daniel Galpin 06:33:16.00 Aivis Kergalvis Joshua Lewis David Mosley Josh Thornton James Travers 3rd Isle of Man Ryan Downey 06:42:21.00 William Draper Christopher Hewson Juan Kinley Andrew Nash Jonathon Piggin Nigel Quaye James Wright 4th Gibraltar Richard Blagg 06:42:33.00 Juan Manuel Carrasco Kelvin Gomez Andrew Gordon Keith Laguea Robert Matto Samuel O'Shea Julian Vinales Christopher Walker 5th Saaremaa Toomas Kasemaa 07:20:29.00 Toomas Loho Andre Mägi Villu Vakra 6th Faroe Islands Gunnar Dahl-Olsen 07:33:56.00 Jákup Petur Eliassen Andrass Joensen Magni Jóhansson Hansen Hávard Vatnhamar 7th Isle of Wight Darren Cole 07:36:02.00 Jack Elton-Walters Dean Pike David Sweet 8th Shetland Islands Andrew Aitken 07:42:40.00 Ivor Johnson Scott Riise Andrew Wishart 9th Ynys Môn Charles Butterfield 08:18:59.00 Owain Hughes Alun Jones Owain Llewellyn Phillip Lynes Åland Mikael Eriksson Aku Limnell Greenland Christian Keldsen Position Team Members Time Menorca Joan Anglada Miquel Bosch Albert Moll Last Result: 07/07/2019 13:31:49 Status: Confirmed 07/07/2019 13:32:28 Wind: N/A Triathlon Triathlon Team Women Heat: Final Position Team Members Time 1st Guernsey Megan Chapple 07:57:24.00 Amy Critchlow Chantal Green Emily Squire 2nd Jersey Louise Bracken-Smith 08:00:19.00 Kirstie Clutton Clare Forbes Joanne Gorrod Mel Messervy-Gross Katie Silva 3rd Shetland Islands Shelley Humphray 08:30:26.00 Louise Parr Miriam Veenhuizen 4th Ynys Môn Claire Bidwell 09:29:01.00 Ann Bunn Fiona Sandom Sioned Taylor Åland Marina Donner Jenny Pettersson Faroe Islands Súsanna Skylv Sørensen Isle of Man Lynsey Elliott Isle of Wight Elizabeth Dunlop Janet Fletcher Elizabeth Steward Menorca Olga Alzina Bosch Gemma Caymaris Belen Vivo Smpool Last Result: 07/07/2019 13:22:39 Status: Confirmed 07/07/2019 13:23:16 Wind: N/A.
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