Four Races. One Cumulative Score. Lowest Points Win.

TRIPLE-T SERIES SCORING

Triple-T Challenge scoring is based on each athlete's overall finishing position by gender in each of the four races.

        - Athletes earn points equal to their overall gender finishing position in each race.
        - Points from all four races are added together.
        - The athlete with the **lowest cumulative point total** wins their respective gender and age division.
       - Athletes must complete all four races and in the same division each race to qualify for Triple-T Challenge awards.

SCORING EXAMPLE

Male athlete competing in the 40–44 age division finishes:

  Race       |     Overall Male Finish        |    Points 

 Race #1  |             10th                          |     10 
 Race #2  |             15th                          |     15 
 Race #3  |             12th                          |     12 
 Race #4  |               4th                          |       4 

TOTAL     |                                               |      41

With 41 cumulative points, this athlete wins the Male 40–44 age division if all other eligible athletes in that division have higher cumulative point totals.

Remember: The lowest cumulative score wins!

TRIPLE-T CHALLENGE FINISHER MEDALS

Athletes who successfully complete all four races of the Triple-T Challenge will receive a commemorative Triple-T Finisher Medal upon finishing Sunday's final race.

Individual finisher medals will not be awarded after Friday's or Saturday's Triple-T Challenge races.

The commemorative medal celebrates the accomplishment of completing the entire four-race Triple-T Challenge.

One Race. Your Fastest Time. Your Finish.

Standalone races are scored individually, with finishing positions determined by the fastest overall completion time within each gender and age division.

Awards & Recognition

• Overall Awards: The top three male and top three female finishers in each standalone race receive awards.
• Age Division Awards: The first-place male and female finisher in each age division receive a commemorative award.

Each standalone race is scored independently of the Triple-T Challenge, giving every athlete an opportunity to compete for recognition in their chosen event.

Finishers Medal

All finishers in each standalone race will receive a commemorative finisher medal. Each relay member will receive a commeorative finisher medal.

TRIPLE-T AND STANDALONE RACE DIVISIONS & AWARDS

Age Divisions — Male & Female

Athletes compete in the following five-year age divisions, separated by gender:

15–19 | 20–24 | 25–29 | 30–34 | 35–39 | 40–44 | 45–49 | 50–54 | 55–59 | 60–64 | 65–69 | 70–74 | 75+

Additional Divisions

Clydesdale: Men's weight-based division.

Athena: Women's weight-based division.

Aquabike Awards

Aquabike events are scored by overall finishing time, separated by gender. There are no age-division awards for Aquabike.

Relay Team Awards

All relay teams compete in one open relay division, regardless of team composition. The fastest relay team in each relay event will be recognized as the overall winner. Every member of the winning relay team will receive an award.