We are offering a multi-registrant discount. When registering at the same time, the first child is full price but each subsequent child is $5 off.

The NSYT is a USAT sponsored event. Each athlete must be a USAT member. Membership can be purchased during registration. There are two options for membership: the annual membership ($10) is good for a full year of racing; the premier membership ($25) is valid from the date of purchase until the athlete turns 18.

Youth Triathlon 11–14 Year Old
$45

200-yard swim
5-mile bike (four loops)
1.2 mile run

Youth Triathlon 7–10 Year Old
$45

100-yard swim
2.5-mile bike (two loops)
.7 mile run

Splash and Dash 5–6 Year Old
$20

2 pool length swim
.4 mile run

Youth Relay 11–14 Year Old

200-yard swim
5-mile bike (four loops)
1.2 mile run

Youth Relay 7–10 Year Old

100-yard swim
2.5-mile bike (two loops)
.7 mile run

Friday, August 16
5:00–7:00 pm

Saturday, August 17
4:00–7:00 pm

Both packet pickups will be located at ETHS in the grassy area near the pool entrance off of Dodge Avenue, north of Door 1.

Questions? Email precisionmultisport@gmail.com

Free parking is available in the parking lot across Dodge Ave. from the high school. 

Times listed below are approximate and depend on where athletes from different age groups are on the course.

6:00 am – Transition opens at ETHS

6:15 am – Roads close

7:00 am – Transition closes for 11–14-year-olds

7:15 am – Transition closes for 7–10-year-olds

7:15 am – Race start for 11–14-year-olds

8:00 am – Race start for 7–10-year-olds

8:30 am – Race start for 5–6-year-olds

Awards – After the last athlete crosses the finish line and the timer has validated all finish times.

The bike course will be closed to traffic from 6:15 am to 9:30 am on race day. The bike course will officially re-open to car traffic at 9:30 am. 

All participants receive an event t-shirt and medal. 

Youth triathletes (ages 7–14) will be chip-timed and the top three finishers will receive awards.

The award ceremony will take place after the last athlete crosses the finish line and the timer has validated all finish times.

General

• All youth participants shall compete based upon their age on the day of the event.
• Race officials reserve the right to require proof of age from each participant in the form of a birth certificate or other official proof of age document.  Failure to produce a proof of age document may result in disqualification from the event.
• Unsportsmanlike conduct on the part of participants or their parents and supporters will not be allowed.  Participants must treat others with courtesy and respect.  No rude, abusive, or discourteous language or behavior will be tolerated.
• Participants must complete the prescribed course in its entirety.
• No personal audio devices or headsets may be used or carried during any portion of the event.
• No unauthorized assistance of any kind is allowed.  Parents or other non-participants may not run or ride a bicycle with a participant.
• Race numbers must be displayed at all times.  Cyclists must display their bike numbers and runners must wear their bib numbers.
• Torso must be covered during bike and run events.

Swim

• Proper swimwear must be worn. Goggles should be worn. No goggles will be provided.
• No flotation devices of any kind may be used during the swim.
• No artificial propulsive devices such as fins, paddles, or gloves may be used.
• Swimmers must be able to complete the entire course using any stroke.
• Swim caps are not required. If a cap is worn, it must be the event cap. 
• Participants must follow instructions given by lifeguards and officials.

Transition

• During the event, the transition area is open to participants only.  The event organizers, at their discretion, may allow one parent to accompany the participant to aid in setting up their transition, but when transition closes for competition to begin, only participants and race officials may enter transition.  Finishers may not retrieve gear until all participants have finished.
• Competition apparel (shoes, socks, shirts) must be placed next to the bicycle at the rack and may not be taken to the pool or swim start area.
• Bicycles may be racked in the assigned area, by the handlebars, the seat or by using the kickstand.  Bikes placed on kickstands must be in the designated area, in line with other bikes, and may not extend out into the lane of travel.
• Participants may not interfere with other participants’ gear.
• After completing the cycling portion, participants must return bicycles to an upright position in the same assigned location before beginning the run portion.
• No riding bicycles in transition.  Participants must walk or run with their bicycles and may not mount until out of transition and in the designated mount zone.

Bike

• The bicycle must be road worthy and in safe operating condition. The bicycle and helmet must have a recent inspection.
• The bicycle shall have two wheels.  No training wheels are allowed.
• There must be at least one working brake on each of the two wheels unless the bicycle was manufactured with only one brake, in which case, the working brake shall be on the rear wheel.
• The bicycle may be on-road, off-road or youth style.  No recumbent style bicycles are allowed.
• Only standard drop, straight, or curved handlebars are allowed.  No aero or time trial bars may be attached to the bike or used during competition.  All handlebars ends shall be solidly plugged.
• Race officials reserve the right to disallow any bicycle deemed unsafe.  Any unusual bicycle must be approved by race officials prior to competition.
• Cyclists must wear a helmet approved by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission for road cyclists age 5 and older.  No time trial, “chrono,” or “aero” helmets with a tail may be used.
• The helmet must be securely fastened prior to mounting the bicycle and at all times while riding the bicycle.  The helmet may not be unfastened and removed until the participant has completely dismounted.
• Cyclists shall wear shoes at all times while on the bike.
• Cyclists shall ride in a safe manner, which includes:
  1.  Riding on the right side of the lane;
  2.  Riding no closer than two bike lengths distance behind a leading cyclist;
  3.  Passing on the left of the slower cyclist;
  4.  Riding in a straight line without swerving, veering, or blocking the forward progress of other cyclists.
• Race officials may remove and disqualify any cyclist who appears to ride or behave in an unsafe manner.

Run

• Participants shall run or walk the entire course.
• Participants shall wear shoes at all times while on the run course.

We are always paying close attention to the weather. We are not able to predict changes to the race until race morning. On race morning, we will make decisions as early as we can and notify athletes and volunteers by email and through our event pages.

Our goal is to provide a safe opportunity for everyone. If there is thunder and lightning, the race will be delayed and you will be asked to wait in your cars, or under appropriate cover. If it is raining, we plan to continue with the event and will make modifications as needed.

We will provide any updates at the earliest possible time. Please do not contact us on race morning. We will be very busy planning and setting up the race course. We will be unable to return emails or phone calls. You can help us by being flexible.

Let’s all have a great day of it and enjoy this wonderful opportunity.