Race Day 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
Sunday Morning October 4, 2026
Registration Open: Now - October 3rd at 3:00pm Central Time
Racing Age determined by the participant’s age on December 31st of the current year.
Youth Jr
Open Ages 7-10
50 yd Pool Swim, 2Mile Bike, 1K Run
Youth Sr
Open Ages 10-15
100yd Pool Swim, 4 Mile Bike, 2K Run
High School
Open Ages 16-17
100yd Pool Swim, 4 Mile Bike, 2K Run
Friends & Family
100yd Pool Swim, 4 Mile Bike, 2K Run
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. Race alongside each other in the Family Tri/Try a Tri or in a Family Relay
Friends and Family Tri: a fun introduction to triathlon or a chance for grown ups to participate with the kids.
This special recreational wave is open to anyone who wants to race with a family member or friend, regardless of age or gender. (Open to ages 7 – 99)
More details on Friends and Family wave:
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Family Relay pairs can be an adult & child; child & child or adult & adult. There are many options; mother/son, father/daughter, aunt/niece, mom and dad, mom and uncle. Each person registers separately in the ‘Family Wave’ and includes on the registration form their “group” name. Relay groups will be numbered together (this is why we need your group name!) and will start the swim together (time trial format) and can participate alongside each other!
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Family Tri/Try a Tri is for family and friends who either want to do the entire triathlon on their own, alongside a friend or family member, or for those who just want to try a triathlon.
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Same goodies – shirt, medal, timing, etc.
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This wave is not eligible for age group awards. This one’s for fun!
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Family & Friends wave will begin after all the individual youth athletes have finished the swim and left transition on their bikes
Adaptive Event Divisions
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Youth (age 7-17) Wheelchair, Ambulatory & Vision Impaired
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Adult Wheelchair, Ambulatory & Vision Impaired
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Youth (ages 7-17) Intellectual Impairments
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Adult Intellectual Impairments
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Youth (ages 7-17) Conditional Impairments
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Adult Conditional Impairments
Please go to Runsignup for additional event clarification
Note: Adaptive participants will be able to park close to the Aquatic Center. Please let the Volunteer know when you arrive and they will guide your parking location.
Additional Note: Handlers, Guides and Co-Athletes will be provided by the participants
Handler: A person who provides assistance to an adaptive athlete who requires physical assistance in transition or at the water. Move the day chair from the swim start back to the transition area.
Guide: A person is assists the Vision Impaired- Guide and athlete will be tethered and use tandem bicycle
Co-Athlete: A person who races alongside athletes to ensure a safe event for the athletes
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Wheelchair participants are allowed 2 Handlers
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Ambulatory participants are allowed 1 Handler
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Vision Impaired participants can be assisted by a Guide.
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Intellectual and Conditional participants can race with a Co-Athlete.
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There will be volunteers to assist Handlers and Guides with swim exits for the athletes.
What to bring
All participants will need:
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Each participant is responsible for bringing their Swimsuit
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Each participant is responsible for bringing their bike!
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Bike helmet with a secured chin strap – required for the bike portion
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Shirt/top and shorts or triathlon/race wear
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Bring Goggles and swim cap will be provided for the swim
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Running shoes for the run portion
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Towel for the transition area – optional, but helpful for drying off after the swim
Race Day Tip
Pack and organize your gear the night before so you're ready to Swim, Bike, Run and Have Fun!
Pack Pick Up Information
Play Tri Round Rock
Time to pick up the packets: 12noon-5pm October 3rd.
Required
Packet Pick-Up Schedule
Date & Time:
Date: October 3rd
Time: 12noon-5pm
Location:
Play Tri Round Rock
Race Day Packet Pick-Up
Date: October 4th
Time: 5:30am – 6:30am
At race site – Bike entrance of the transition area next the Aquatic Center
No race day registration.
Timing chips will be handed out the morning of the race at the check-in site.
The Trinity Youth and Family Triathlon is a USAT sanctioned event, the following rules apply.
There are no exceptions to the rules below:
In accordance with USA Triathlon requirements, all competitors must hold a USAT membership. Memberships will be available with online registration or at packet pick-up.
ALL racers must bring Photo ID and current annual USAT membership card to pick up packet (canbe shown on mobile device), OR athlete must purchase a one day membership: Youth memberships (17 & under) are only available in $10 annual option.
Important: Adults must pick up own packet. Parents can pick up for youth racer. Youth do not need to attend packet pickup
Schedule of Events
5:30am Parking & Race Day Packet at the Race Location
6:00am Transition Opens
7:00am Transition Closes
7:10am Pre-Race Meeting in Transition
7:15am Swim Line Up for Adaptive Participants
7:30am Swim Line Up for Youth, Juniors, and High School
7:40am Youth Junior Swim Start
7:55am Youth Senior Swim Start
8:15am High School
8:35am Friends and Family and Relay Swim Start
10:00am Awards Ceremony
Youth Seniors will start when all juniors have left transition area on bikes, High School will begin when all Seniors have left transition on bikes.
NOTE: Adaptive Events start time will be at 7:15am
**Family and Friends Wave will start when all seniors and high school wave(s) have left transition area on bikes.
Transitional Area:
Transition area opens at 6:00am and closes at 7:00am. Bring your bike and all your race gear into the transition area and find the row where you need to put your bike. Rack your bike and lay out your gear in the spot next to your bike. Drink plenty of fluids, relax, and report to the pre-race meeting at 7:10am in at the transition area. After the race, check your transition area to make sure that you have collected everything you brought in with you. We highly recommend that you mark all of your gear, especially shoes, bike and helmet. You must claim all your gear as you exit on race day.
One adult will be allowed in transition with athlete to assist with set up. After transition closes, only race officials, staff, racer and volunteers will be allowed in transition.
Race Day Meeting
All participants are required to attend a pre-race meeting at 7:10am on race day at the transition area. Event particulars will be discussed and questions will be answered by race organizers. Plan on arriving early to check in and setup your transition area prior to the pre-race meeting. Transition area will close at 7:00am
USAT Sanctioned Race:
The Trinity Youth and Family Triathlon is a USAT Sanctioned race. For a complete list of USAT rules, please visit www.USATriathlon.org.
Course Maps
50 Yard Swim
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100 Yard Swim
Bike Route
Run Route
Divisions & Awards
All Finishers receive a commemorative finisher medal
AWARDS
Your race age is based on your age on December 31st of the current year
Family and Friends Triathlon and Relay:
This recreational wave is not eligible for age group awards. This one’s for fun!
Youth Triathlon:
1st-3rd male and female in each of the following age groups: 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-15
Youth Splash & Dash:
1st – 3rd overall male & female junior 6-10
1st – 3rd overall male & female senior 11-15
High School:
1st – 3rd overall male
1st – 3rd overall female
Adaptive Men's and Women's First Overall Awards
Youth (age 7-17) Wheelchair, Ambulatory & Vision Impaired
Adult Wheelchair, Ambulatory & Vision Impaired
Youth (ages 7-17) Intellectual Impairments
Adult Intellectual Impairments
Youth (ages 7-17) Conditional Impairments
Adult Conditional Impairments
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.