70.3 Oregon Returns to Salem USA

Friday 08 July 2022

Oregon's capital city and the Willamette Valley are scheduled to host the second edition of the IRONMAN 70.3 Oregon triathlon on Sunday, July 10.  Athletes will embark on a 70.3-mile journey consisting of a 1.2-mile down river swim in the Willamette River, a 56-mile ride through Oregon’s wine country and 13.1-mile run featuring Minto Brown Island Park. Race weekend begins on Friday, July 8, with athlete check-in at Salem Convention Center.
 
Top triathletes from around the world, including Tim O’Donnell (USA), Justin Metzler (USA), Eric Lagerstrom (USA), Heather Jackson (USA), Hannah Wells (NZL), and three-time IRONMAN World Champion Mirinda Carfrae (AUS) among others are scheduled to compete for a professional prize purse of $30,000.  
 
The 2022 IRONMAN 70.3 Oregon is a dual qualifier which will offer qualifying slots to both 2022 Intermountain Healthcare IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in St. George, Utah AND to 2023 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Lahti, Finland.
 
MALE PRO:
1 Metzler Justin USA 
2 O'Donnell Tim USA 
3 Buckingham Kyle ZAF 
4 Potts Andy USA 
5 Lagerstrom Eric USA 
6 Moody Jack NZL 
7 Foley Trevor USA 
9 Russell Matt USA 
10 Walsh Fraser AUS 
11 Pohl Jason CAN 
12 Villardaga Antonio MEX 
13 Hodge David USA 
14 Bach Elliot USA 
15 Francoeur Antoine USA 
17 Killam Nathan CAN 
18 Peterson Kennett USA 
19 Krueger Andy USA 
21 Szuch Colin USA
22 Hsiao Yu TWN 
23 Vulanich Michael USA 
24 Carpenter Riley USA 
25 Wood Travis USA 
26 Klau Ari USA 
27 Staton Jonathan USA 
28 Treise Ted USA
29 Scheel Branden USA 
30 Dokter Eric CAN 
31 Holtham Elliot CAN 
32 Jervis Kevin USA 
33 Webster Robby USA 
34 Kilshaw Stephan CAN 
35 Parker Steven USA 
36 Grafentin Grant USA 
37 Lammers Vant USA
38 Andrie Marty USA 
39 Ross Neal USA
40 Laughery Colin USA 
42 Zawaski Steven USA 
43 Price Evan USA 

FEMALE PRO:
45 Jackson Heather USA 
46 Metzler Jeanni USA 
47 Wells Hannah NZL 
48 Lewis Danielle USA 
49 Carfrae Mirinda USA 
51 Annett Jen CAN 
52 Fillnow Kelly USA 
57 Henry Sika USA 
58 Hudacek Tyler USA 
60 Henderson Amelia USA 
61 Treise Danielle USA 
62 Vocke Britt USA 
63 Moriarty Fiona IRL 
64 Trnovcova Zuzana SVK 
65 Mensch Rachel USA 
66 Cullingford Stefanie USA 
67 Foley Megan USA 
68 Olson Rachel USA 
69 Goodell Kimberly USA 

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