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Monday, September 11, 1989 / University Daily Kansan
63 athletes participate in Triathlon
By Andres Caveller
Kansan sportwriter
The Jayhawk Triathlon at Pomona Lake yesterday attracted athletes from Lawrence and the University of Kansas to compete in swimming, cycling and running.
The triathlon, in its second year, was organized by Recreation Services, and 63 athletes competed in the event.
At 9:05 a.m., 36 individual competitors and nine teams were ready to swim one-half mile, cycle 17 miles and run five miles. Pomona Lake is 43 miles southwest of Lawrence.
"Everything went great," organizer Rick Cameron said. "Every time you have a race where no one gets hurt, it's good."
Kirby DeMott, 29, Olathe, was the overall winner with a time of 1:27.34. DeMott, who graduated from Kansas State, also won the triathlon last year. Mike Byers, Humboldt, finished 15 seconds behind DeMott.
Scott Cady finished third, two minutes and nine seconds behind
DeMott.
Detroit.
"Good bikin" Scott, I thought I couldn't catch you," DetMott said to Cady minutes after the two triathletes crossed the line at the southern end of Pomona Lake's dam.
"Cady crossed the dam going 28 miles per hour," Cameron yelled to the public before Cady entered the transition area.
in the water, but in the cycling portion, Cady took a two-minute lead on DeMott, who later beat Cady in the five-mile run.
"I usually come out of the water and get off the bike pretty well, but today I felt weak on the hills," Cady said.
Leslie Brooks, 22, Leawood junior,
won the women's division. She led in
all three portions of the race and
finished with 1:43.34.
Brooks qualified this summer for the Sept. 30 Hilton Head Triathlon, the last race of the United States Triathlon Series.
"It will be fun to go there," she said, "at least I will get to see all the
Bob Frederick, Kansas athletic director who competed yesterday in his first triathlon, said it was a great experience.
Frederick, who has been running competitively for 14 years, said he hoped to compete in other triathlons next year.
The race was also open to teams of three. Each team member had to execute one of the three activities in relay fashion.
A team of three Battenfeld Scholarship Hall juniors won the team division. Named the Aardvarks, Eric Westhues, Columbia, Mo., swam; Scott Strecker, Great Bend, cycled; and Kevin Babbit, Vinland, ran. They led their division with 1:49.34.
"The water was great," Westhues said. "I thought it was going to be cold from the rain."
"This is our first triathlon. We did it for fun," Babbit said.
Karl Brehm, Lawrence senior and Robinson Gymnasium lifeguard, won the University faculty and staff division.
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