Event Details
Join the fun at the Round Rock ISD Aquatic Center on Sunday, October 4, 2026, for an exciting morning of multisport racing for kids, teens, families, and friends that makes a difference.
USAT Certified
The trinity triathlon and our youth are in good hands because the triathlon will be a USAT sanctioned event.
Trinity Youth and Family Triathlon
Benefiting Colin's Hope
Location: Round Rock ISD Aquatic Center Round Rock, Texas
Date: Sunday, October 4, 2026
Time: 7:30am Central Time
We need your help!
A great race day would not be possible without amazing volunteers like you! Join us at the Trinity Youth & Family Triathlon and help create a fun, safe, and memorable experience for our young athletes and families.
Click the link below to choose from six volunteer opportunities and become part of this incredible event. Whether you help on the course, in the transition area, or at the finish line, your support will make a difference!
Sign up today—we can’t do it without you!
Register for the Trinity Triathlon Benefitting Colin's Hope
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Try a Tri
Get ready to swim, bike, run—and have some fun! Registration is officially open for the Trinity Youth & Family Triathlon benefiting Colin’s Hope!
Whether your young athlete is an experienced competitor, trying a triathlon for the first time, or participating alongside family and friends, this event is all about having fun, staying active, and supporting an incredible cause. Every participant will help advance Colin’s Hope’s mission to provide water-safety education and prevent childhood drowning.
Event Description
ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH: Young athletes can swim, bike, and run on age-appropriate courses designed to provide a fun, safe, and encouraging race experience. Whether this is your child's first triathlon or they are an experienced youth athlete, all ability levels are welcome.
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES: This wave welcomes older youth athletes who want to experience the sport of triathlon in a supportive and family-friendly environment.
FAMILIES AND FRIENDS: Our Family and Friends wave is a recreational event for participants who want to experience a triathlon alongside a family member or friend, regardless of age, gender, or experience level. It is a great opportunity to "Try a Tri" together!
SPLASH AND DASH: We also have Splash and Dash events designed for ages 7-17! Participants will enjoy swimming and running activities in a fun, active environment.
The Trinity Youth and Family Triathlon is a USA Triathlon-sanctioned event benefiting Colin's Hope, a nonprofit organization dedicated to water-safety education and drowning prevention.
Race Day Information
Location
Round Rock Aquatic Center
2801 Gattis School Road
Round Rock, Tx 78664
Parking Location
Cedar Ridge Highschool
2801 Gattis School Road
Round Rock, TX 78644
at the Band Practice Car Park
Please note: Parking is located at the band practice car park at Cedar Ridge Highschool. Direction: The entrance to the parking is located off of Meister Lane on the East side of the school’s campus. There will be signs and parking attendants guiding you to parking area.
Please arrive early enough to check in, get your timing chip, place your bike and gear in transition and be ready to go before the transition closes at 7:00am.
Click the button below for Race Day Details - there you will find race day details like: Where to pick up your race packet, Race Day Schedule, Race Day Meeting, Course Maps and Divisions and Awards.
Age Groups
Youth Triathlon
Open to ages 7–17 years
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Youth Jr Age 7-10: 50Y Pool Swim + 2mi Bike + 1K run
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Youth Sr Age 11-15: 100Y Pool Swim + 4mi Bike + 2K run
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High School 16-17: 100Y Pool Swim + 4mi Bike + 2K run
Youth Splash & Dash
Open to ages 7–15 years
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Youth Jr Age 7-10: 50Y Pool Swim + 1K run
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Youth Sr Age 11-15: 100Y Pool Swim + 2K run
Family Tri/Try a Tri and Family Relay
Open to all ages! This special recreational wave is open to anyone who wants to race with a family member or friend, regardless of age or gender.
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100Y Pool Swim + 4mi Bike + 2K run
Why Trinity Triathlon
We exist to develop strong, confident, and resilient youth through structured, safe, and purpose-driven triathlon experiences. Every event and coaching program is designed to challenge athletes while building character, discipline, and lasting confidence.
Every finish line builds belief. By completing swim, bike, and run challenges, kids learn resilience, discipline, and the confidence that comes from doing hard things - lessons that extend far beyond race day.
Lasting Confidence
Triathlon builds strength, endurance, coordination, and focus all at once. It promotes balanced athletic growth while helping reduce overuse injuries common in single-sport programs.
Total Development
Structured events, age-appropriate distances, and strong safety standards create an environment where kids are supported and parents feel confident in their athlete’s development.
Safe Community
WHAT OUR ATHLETES AND PARENTS ARE SAYING...
"Instilled self-confidence"
Our daughter was definitely hesitant to start, but the energy of the other kids was contagious. Doing something new and difficult turned out to be so much fun for her. Finishing her first triathlon instilled a deep sense of self-confidence in Keenedy that is hard to find anywhere else.
Nelson, parent of triathlon athlete
"Confidence You Can See"
We’ve tried other sports, but this was different. The structure and positive coaching helped our daughter push herself in ways we hadn’t seen before. She left the event talking about her goals for next year. As a parent, that growth means everything.
Rebecca. parent of 11 year old athlete
"Safe, Organized, Inspiring"
From check-in to the finish line, everything felt professional and well thought out. The safety standards gave us peace of mind, and the energy of the event made it so much fun for the kids. Trinity Triathlon balances competition and character perfectly.
Sophia, parent & first time triathlon family
Real Confidence
Kids don’t just race — they learn to push through challenges and discover what they’re capable of.
Racing for a Cause
Our events support impactful nonprofits, teaching kids that leadership includes serving others.
Safety First
Age-appropriate distances, structured courses, and a safety-focused environment.
Community Driven
Encouraging volunteers, supportive families, and a positive race atmosphere.