University of Arizona Women’s Triathlon Team Secures Historic Third Consecutive National Championship
The University of Arizona women's triathlon team achieved a historic "three-peat" by winning their third consecutive national championship title at the Womens Collegiate Triathlon National Championship held at Tempe Town Lake. Individual standout Kelly Wetteland also secured her second straight…
Tucson, AZ, November 8, 2026 — The University of Arizona women’s triathlon team has achieved a significant milestone, clinching their third consecutive national championship title. The historic victory occurred at the Womens Collegiate Triathlon National Championship, hosted at Tempe Town Lake. This remarkable “three-peat” solidifies the program’s status as a dominant force in collegiate triathlon.
The Wildcats showcased exceptional performance throughout the competition, demonstrating the depth and talent within the team. The culmination of their hard work and dedication led to this unprecedented achievement of winning three national championships in a row.
Adding to the team’s success, individual athlete Kelly Wetteland also secured her second consecutive national championship title. Wetteland’s individual triumph underscores her prowess as a top-tier competitor and her crucial contribution to the Wildcats’ overall dominance.
The championship event, held at Tempe Town Lake, provided a challenging course for the athletes. The University of Arizona’s consistent success at this high level of competition reflects strong coaching, dedicated athletes, and a robust program structure. The team’s repeat victory marks a new chapter in the history of collegiate women’s triathlon.
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