2024 Multisport National Championships Festival Presented by Mutual of Omaha

• Venue Map

• Open Water Swim (750m)

• Super Sprint Duathlon Time Trial

• Super Sprint Triathlon Time Trial

• Aquabike

• Standard Duathlon

• Aquathlon

• Sprint Duathlon

• Sprint Triathlon

• Super Sprint Duathlon Mixed Relay

• Super Sprint Triathlon Mixed Relay

• Super Sprint Triathlon Individual Medley

Learn more about USA Triathlon's anti-doping rules.

USA Triathlon takes clean sport and anti-doping very seriously. In accordance with U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) regulations, athletes may be drug tested at this event. Should drug testing occur, there are strict protocols that must be followed and will be coordinated by the on-site USADA representative as well as a USA Triathlon staff member. For information on USADA, please click here. List prohibited and banned substances.

The rules governing Clydesdale and Athena races, including weigh-in procedures, may be found in the 2023 Clydesdale and Athena Divisions Amended Rules document on the Multisport Rules page and are unlikely to change from 2023.

We are proud to have Bike Masters provide bike support at the venue and on course! On-site at event, they will be providing the following services:

• minor bike fitting adjustments
• basic tune-ups
• basic bike maintenance
• bar end plugs

Bike Masters will provide Bike Support both at the venue and on the bike course. There will be NO bike assistance for assembly, disassembly or packaging at the venue. Bike Masters WILL support athletes with minor issues such as flat tires, derailleur adjustments and brake adjustments.

The Multisport National Championship Festival will serve as USA Triathlon's Club Championship for 2024.

Scoring will focus on a competitive score (top 10 club scores) and a reward for participation so that every club member contributes to the success of the team.

Participation and Performance-Based Scoring

Each individual athlete will be scored in their respective age group based on their finish among all athletes within their age group in each race. Relay events will not count towards a club team score.

• 1st place = 10 points

• 2nd place = 9 points
• 3rd place = 8 points
• 4th place = 7 points
• 5th place = 6 points
• 6th place = 5 points
• 7th place = 4 points
• 8th place = 3 points
• 9th place = 2 point
• 10th place = 1 point

Top 10 SCORES in the club count toward the club competitive score. Each additional score the club tallies is worth a .25 (1/4) participation point. Top 10 club finisher points are added together along with each participation point for the overall team score.

Tie Breakers: In the case of the tie, each of the tied teams best age group finishers will be counted. The team with the most 1st place finishes will win the tie breaker. If no first-place finishes by either team, the most second place finishes will break the tie, etc.

Only multisport events will be counted towards the team score (excludes open water swim and run only races).

Additional Details

• All adult clubs will be competing against all other adult clubs and they will not be separated based on gender. Each club member will be scored within their respective category and age group. Since athletes are awarded points based on the place earned in their respective age group and gender, this gives all clubs an opportunity to win, regardless if they are an all-female club, an all-male club or mixed-gender club.
• Club divisions will not be created or tiered for the club competition. Because only 10 scores are needed to have a team score, and many events are offered at Multisport Festival, all clubs will be on a similar playing field. The participation points will add up and benefit clubs who can bring the most athletes.
• This scoring system will be used at USA Triathlon Club Nationals and is suggested at USA Triathlon State Championships if another scoring system isn’t currently in place. This scoring system will also be used as a template for other race directors to use if they are wanting to implement a club competition. However, since many of our race directors already have other successful scoring systems, we will not be implementing this at all USAT sanctioned races, RDs still may be creative in their club scoring (i.e., adding in points for volunteering, club spirit, etc.).
• Since Multisport Festival does include numerous races, each club member can participate in as many races as they would like. Each race they participate in will count as one score in the club competition (for example if Athlete A participates in four races they would count as four scores for the team).
• All athletes must register under their club’s name prior to the start of the competition. Anyone who does not register under the club may not be counted towards the team score. There may be a chance to update registration with club affiliation at packet pickup but this is not guaranteed. All athletes may only affiliate with one (1) club and the club must be a registered club of USA Triathlon.
• There is no minimum number of athletes or scores needed to have a good score, but clubs must count 10 total finishes to be eligible for participation in the club competition. One athlete can have multiple age group finishes . For example, a club could bring 10 athletes and each athletes completes one race for a total of 10 scores or a club could bring three athletes and athlete 1 could do three races, athlete 2 could do three races and athlete 3 could do four races.

Awards for Club Nationals

• 1st – 3rd Overall Club Scores
• 1st – 3rd Highest Participation
• 1st – 3rd Top 10 Team Scores
• Club Spirit Award (1st Place)
• Greatest Growth in Club Participation from Previous Year (Club must have attended the previous year)

All athletes, spectators, family, and friends are encouraged to download the USA Triathlon Events App. Users can follow the progress of athletes as they race through each of USA Triathlon’s Owned National Championships. Download the app today!

App FAQs

In the event of an emergency or the need of USA Triathlon to communicate important information on event-day, please stay tuned to USA Triathlon's social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram, your email, the USA Triathlon Events App, and venue PA announcements.

To see a comprehensive list of the current individual participants, click here!

To see a comprehensive list of the current relay participants, click here!

2023 Multisport National Championship Festival Results

Past National Championship Results

Upon finishing athletes can expect to receive the following at the post-race food tent: bananas, oranges, cookies, bagels, peanut butter cups and chips. Gatorade will also be distributed at the finish line. 

Lake Cunningham Hills, Somerset, and Turnbridge neighborhoods: when road closures/restrictions are in place, please reference the designated route for ingress and egress noted below.

You will be able to get out of your neighborhood but please be patient with law enforcement as they will have to escort you out. Plan for delays.

Lake Cunningham Park Entry:

Sunday, June 2 – Tuesday, June 4

• Limited public access into Lake Cunningham Park via Lake Cunningham Road

Wednesday, June 5 – Sunday, June 9

• No public access into Lake Cunningham Park via Lake Cunningham Road

Race Routes:

Thursday, June 6

6:00am – 11:45am (Expect delays when leaving between 7:00am-8:15am and 10:30am-11:35am, please use Alternative Route A listed below)

Road Affected:

• State Street/Lake Cunningham Road from N 96th St to N. 83rd Ave
• Wenninghoff Road from State Street/Lake Cunningham Road to Hanover St

12:00pm – 5:30pm (Expect delays when leaving between 1:30pm – 5:30pm, please use Alternative Route B listed below)

Roads Affected:

• State Street/Lake Cunningham Road from N 96th St to N. 72nd St
• Wenninghoff Road from Lake Cunningham Rd to State St
• 72nd Street (Southbound Lanes ONLY) from Lake Cunningham Rd to Bennington Road
• Note that Northbound lanes will be open and will have Northbound and Southbound traffic
• Bennington Road from 72nd Street to 108th St

Friday, June 7

8:20am – 1:30pm (Expect delays when leaving between 9:00am – 1:30pm, please use Alternative Route B listed below)

Roads Affected:

• State Street/Lake Cunningham Road from N 96th St to N. 72nd St
• Wenninghoff Road from Lake Cunningham Rd to State St
• 72nd Street (Southbound Lanes ONLY) from Lake Cunningham Rd to Bennington Road
• Note that Northbound lanes will be open and will have Northbound and Southbound traffic
• Bennington Road from 72nd Street to 108th St

Saturday, June 8

5:45am – 4:00pm (Expect delays when leaving between 7:00am – 10:40am and 12:30pm – 3:30pm , please use Alternative Route B listed below)

Roads Affected:

• State Street/Lake Cunningham Road from N 96th St to N. 72nd St
• Wenninghoff Road from State Street/Lake Cunningham Road to Hanover St
• 72nd Street (Southbound Lanes ONLY) from Lake Cunningham Rd to Rainwood Rd
• Note that Northbound lanes will be open and will have Northbound and Southbound traffic.

4:00pm – 8:00pm (Expect delays when leaving between 5:30pm – 7:10pm, please use Alternative Route B listed below)

Roads Affected:

• State Street/Lake Cunningham Road from N 96th St to N. 83rd Ave
• Wenninghoff Road from State Stret/Lake Cunningham Road to Hanover St

Alternative Routes

A. Alternative routes for residents of the following neighborhoods:

Lake Cunningham Hills:

• Exit via N. 81st Ave, N. 79th Ave, and N. 75th Ave to Lake Cunningham Road heading east only.
• No access on Lake Cunningham Road to the west of N. 81st Ave.

Turnbridge:

• Exit via N. 87th St, N. 90th St, and Scott St.
• No access via Craig St. or to the north Craig St.

Somerset:

• Exit via Hanover St, Read St, or to the east of the neighborhood.
• No access via Sheffield St. or to the north Sheffield St.

B. Alternative routes for residents of the following neighborhoods:

Lake Cunningham Hills:

• Exit via N. 81st Ave, N. 79th Ave, and N. 75th Ave to Lake Cunningham Road heading east only.
• No access on Lake Cunningham Road to the west of N. 81st Ave.

Turnbridge:

• Exit via N. 87th St, N. 90th St, and Scott St.
• No access via Craig St. or to the north Craig St.

Somerset:

• Exit via Hanover St, Read St, or to the east of the neighborhood.
• No access via Sheffield St. or to the north Sheffield St.

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USA Triathlon Sportsmanship Creed

As a competitor at USA Triathlon events, you have a responsibility to demonstrate the highest standards of sportsmanship per the USA Triathlon Multisport Competition Rules (2.1 General Conduct a., c. d., f., and g. and 2.2 Race Conduct b.) Unsportsmanlike Conduct) and as such, should always show respect for the sport, your fellow athletes, race staff, officials, volunteers, and spectators. Each individual athlete shares this responsibility, which includes refraining from the use of improper language and conduct detrimental to the community at large. This rule will be strictly enforced, and disrespectful language or conduct will not be tolerated.

For more information on USA Triathlon rules and sportsmanship, please reference the USA Triathlon Competitive Rules.

Enhance your race week with VIP access to the USA Triathlon Foundation VIP area. Enjoy the convenience, hospitality and dedicated viewing areas offered to Foundation VIP guests and get a front-row seat at the finish line.

Register for VIP Tent access today!

The USA Triathlon Foundation VIP benefits the Foundation's mission to encourage youth participation, inspire para and adaptive athletes and ignite the dreams of Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls. To learn more about the Foundation and get involved, please visit usatriathlon.org/foundation.

Volunteers are critical to a safe a successful event! If you, a friend, a family member, or your organization can spare time to volunteer at one or multiple shifts, your time is greatly appreciated. There are flexible shifts available with numerous opportunities to participate, including supporting course aid stations, registration, finish line and more. All volunteers will be provided with a meal and shirt for their time.

Please sign up to volunteer at: https://usatriathlon.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/?id=78536

USA Triathlon events could not be executed without the support of our volunteers, so thank you in advance for the part you will play in helping our athletes chase their goals/dreams and achieve competitive excellence. If you have any questions or run in to any issues when registering as a volunteer, please reach out to volunteer1@usatriathlon.org.

Current Water Temperature as of 6/07/2024 is 72.8 degrees Fahrenheit.

To view the 2024 Nationals Qualification Overview for the 2025 World Triathlon Championships click here!

To view the General Pre-Race briefing, click here!

To view the Aquabike briefing, click here!

To view a briefing on Aquathlon, click here!

To view the Draft-Legal Duathlon briefing, click here!

Please note that it is mentioned in this specific draft-legal briefing that athletes are to ride on the right of their lane and pass on the left of their lane. For clarification purposes, in age group draft-legal racing, it is best to ride right and pass left, however, athletes may pass on the left or right but should exercise caution and be vocal when attempting a pass to make their intentions clear.

To view the briefing on the Draft-Legal Mixed Relay Duathlon, click here!

Please note that it is mentioned in this specific draft-legal briefing that athletes are to ride on the right of their lane and pass on the left of their lane. For clarification purposes, in age group draft-legal racing, it is best to ride right and pass left, however, athletes may pass on the left or right but should exercise caution and be vocal when attempting a pass to make their intentions clear.

To view the briefing on the Draft-Legal Mixed Relay Triathlon, click here!

Please note that it is mentioned in this specific draft-legal briefing that athletes are to ride on the right of their lane and pass on the left of their lane. For clarification purposes, in age group draft-legal racing, it is best to ride right and pass left, however, athletes may pass on the left or right but should exercise caution and be vocal when attempting a pass to make their intentions clear.

To view a briefing on the Draft-Legal Sprint Triathlon, click here!

Please note that it is mentioned in this specific draft-legal briefing that athletes are to ride on the right of their lane and pass on the left of their lane. For clarification purposes, in age group draft-legal racing, it is best to ride right and pass left, however, athletes may pass on the left or right but should exercise caution and be vocal when attempting a pass to make their intentions clear.

To view the Individual Medley Triathlon briefing, click here!

Please note that it is mentioned in this specific draft-legal briefing that athletes are to ride on the right of their lane and pass on the left of their lane. For clarification purposes, in age group draft-legal racing, it is best to ride right and pass left, however, athletes may pass on the left or right but should exercise caution and be vocal when attempting a pass to make their intentions clear.

To view a briefing on the Super Sprint Time Trial Duathlon, click here!

To view the Open Water Swim briefing, click here!

To view a briefing on the Super Sprint Time Trial Triathlon, click here!

To view a briefing on the Standard Duathlon, click here!