We have a tiered pricing schedule that includes significant discounts for early registration.  Register early to receive the best pricing!

Included with your entry: Official Race Shirt, post race food (way better than a few granola bars!) and of course a scenic and safe course through the Maine Lakes Region.

USA Triathlon (USAT)

Members will be required to be a one day membership during the registration for $15

What is USAT? USA Triathlon (“USAT”) is the national sanctioning body for the sport. Every participant in the Sebago Lake Triathlon must have an Annual USAT Membership or purchase a one-day license for $15. Youth Memberships are $10 and valid for the entire year.

High School Student pricing is free!  Simply purchase your USA Triathlon Membershp ($10 and valid for a year)

Pricing and Entry Deadlines (does not include online processing fees)

Refund/Transfer Policy/Cancellation Policy: TriME has a no-refund policy. However, we do offer insurance at the time of registration. Details on this entry can be found here:  Click here to read the specifics and reason why.

If you purchased insurance and need to file for a fund, Click Here

There are always questions related to entry fees and refund policies. Our goal is to make as clear as possible what our policies are and why. As always, if you have questions, please contact us by e-mail ([email protected]) so we can forward it to the appropriate person.

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TENTATIVE SCHEDULE, SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Saturday, June 21st

          Time TBD – Sebago Lake Bike Course Preview meeting at Alfond Center, St Joseph’s College, with Coach Sam from Finish Strong!

Friday, June 27th

3:30 pm Packet Pick-up opens – Cyclemania 65 Cove St, Portland, ME 04101
5:30 pm Cyclemania / Packet Pick-up Closes

Saturday, June 28th

2:00 pm Packet Pick-up Opens. Xavier Hall 278 White Bridge Rd Standish, ME 04084
2:00 pm FREE Swim Clinic – Meet at Xavier Hall
3:30 pm FREE Transition Clinic with Coach Sam from Finish Strong  – Meet at Transition behind Alfond Center
5:00 pm Packet Pick-up Closes

Sunday, June 29th

5:30 am Packet Pick-up Opens. Xavier Hall 278 White Bridge Rd Standish, ME 04084
5:30 am Transition area Opens, bike check, body marking, and chip pick-up at Transition
6:30 am Packet Pick-up Closes
6:30 am Opening remarks and mandatory pre-race meeting AT TRANSITION
6:40 am Transition area closes for Olympic athletes
7:00 am START of OLYMPIC and AQUABIKE
7:10 am Transition area closes for Sprint Athletes
7:30 am START of SPRINT
9:30 am Post race Barbeque Begins
10:30 am Awards Ceremony (approximate time)
11:30 am BBQ Ends and event wraps up!

 YOU MUST HAVE YOUR ID TO PICK-UP YOUR PACKET

Friday, June 27th

3:30 pm Packet Pick-up Opens – Cyclemania 65 Cove St, Portland, ME 04101
5:30 pm Cyclemania / Packet Pick-up Closes

Saturday, June 28th

2:00 pm Packet Pick-up Opens –  Xavier Hall at St Joseph’s College 278 White Bridge Rd Standish, ME 04084
4:00 pm Packet Pick-up Closes – Xavier Hall at St Joseph’s College

Sunday, June 29th

5:30 am Packet Pick-up  Opens – Xavier Hall at St Joseph’s College 278 White Bridge Rd Standish, ME 04084
6:30 am Packet Pick-up Closes – Xavier Hall at St Joseph’s College

THERE IS NO CHANGE FOR ON-SITE PACKET PICKUP.

Olympic Swim

.9 mile course in beautiful Sebago Lake. Average water temperature is in the mid 60s at that time of the year.

Sprint Swim

1/3 mile triangular course in beautiful Sebago Lake. Average water temperature is in the mid 60s at that time of the year.  There is a 1/4 mile dirt road up to the finish.
You can put your shoes on the road to change into if you choose.

Duathlon Run 1

1.46 Miles winding through campus on paths and trails
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILED MAP INFORMATION

Sprint Bike Course

13.1 Miles through the rolling countryside of the Maine lakes region
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILED MAP INFORMATION

Olympic Bike Course

22.8 Miles through the rolling countryside of the Maine lakes region
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILED MAP INFORMATION

DOWNLOAD MAP AND TURN LIST

Run Course (UPDATED in 2023)

3.1 mile course through the campus on wooded trails and paths.  The course is updated to eliminate any bike / run cross overs.  Sprint will do the two sections, each ONCE, and Olympic will do the entire course TWICE or two laps.  You will lap RIGHT by the finish line!
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILED MAP INFORMATION

Parking is conveniently located on campus a short distance from the transition area.  PLEASE COME TO THE VENUE ONLY VIA Rt 302 to White Bridges Rd and turn right on to Wisterlea Way coming to campus and leave by making a left out of Wisterlea way. This will allow to you leave after your event is complete while we still have cyclists coming and going from campus.  Thanks for your assistance making the event as safe as possible for all participants.

Relays are required to hand off the chip at their designated bike rack spot only. The cyclist cannot remove the bike from the rack before being tagged by the swimmer. The cyclist cannot tag the runner before re-racking the bike. The overall time for a relay will be the aggregate of times for each of the members.

Top 3: Men / Women overall
Top 3 in each age triathlon category (19 and Under, then every 5 years up to 80 and over)
Top 3 Clydesadales (Men over 220 lbs) and Athenas (Women over 165lbs) (must be registered for this division)
Top relay in each division (all-male, all-female, co-ed)

Top 3: Men / Women overall Sprint Duathlon
Top 3: Men / Women overall Olympic Aquabike

Please note that age (and age group) is based on Dec. 31st of this year, NOT what your age is on race day.

There is NO rain date. We go rain or shine. In the case of foul weather or inclement conditions, Acts of God, or other reasons the race cannot be executed as planned, management reserves the right to cancel, postpone, reschedule, switch to virtual for all participants, alter, modify the race / course, remove one or more of the legs (swim, bike, or run), or cancel the race altogether.

In any case there will be No Refunds of race entry fees. Each athlete must except any such risk of their entry fee paid. There is no complementary race entry to a future race. All monies collected are used to develop and produce the event, including all race supplies, staffing, and administration. We pledge to make every effort to produce a fair, safe and exciting event for all and we will do everything in our power to prevent changes to the published race course and schedule; however, there are many factors and stakeholders involved. Any decision we make to go forth with the race is based on the overall event safety. In the case of a change or cancellation due to factors beyond our control, we are unable to offer any refunds for any entry, regardless of what type it is.

Refund/Transfer Policy/Cancellation Policy: TriME has a no-refund policy. However, we do offer insurance at the time of registration. Details on this entry can be found here:  Click here to read the specifics and reason why.

If you purchased insurance and need to file for a fund, Click Here

There are always questions related to entry fees and refund policies. Our goal is to make as clear as possible what our policies are and why. As always, if you have questions, please contact us by e-mail ([email protected]) so we can forward it to the appropriate person.

Water temperatures have ranged from the low 60s to low 70s for this race.  Wetsuits are STRONGLY recommended and may be required.  Try over at Tri Wetsuits .  They provide the largest selection to fit any body type and best service including at least 7 brands of high quality wet suits! Mention Tri-Maine and get a 10% discount.

A post race celebration with music and refreshments will take place after the race in conjunction with an awards ceremony.  This fun, festive atmosphere celebration is for the whole family. You’ll want to stick around and hang out with your family and fellow triathletes.

There will be chip timing and results will be available the day after the race. Athletes will receive their swim, T1, bike, T2, run, and overall times. Please click here for results.

Please look over the rules – you are responsible for understanding them and abiding by them. They are available at www.usatriathlon.com.

Transition Clinic –  Presented by Coach Sam LaRiviere

Sam LaRiviere is a licensed PT and USA triathlon coach that is excited to help the Sebago Lake Triathlon this year! He is also a member of the USA Swimming High-Performance Rehabilitation Network providing coverage for national and international level meets for the U.S. National Team. Sam recently completed a rotation at the US Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs working with paraswimming and paratriathlon teams during their training camps. Sam is also a certified UESCA Ultra Running Coach, and USA Swimming Coach.

Professionally, Sam’s dream and vision is to be a resource to his community for all your endurance, performance, swimming, and triathlon needs. He enjoys working with triathletes and swimmers of all ages. He is a F.I.S.T. certified bike Fitter and skilled at prescription bike fits as well as customization of triathlon and road bikes. As a former collegiate swimmer, avid cyclist, and competitive triathlete, he understands the unique challenges posed by these sports and is eager to help you get to your next finish line. He can be found at https://www.finishstrongpt.com/ or reach out at [email protected].

A transition area at a triathlon is the designated area where participants transition from one leg of the race to another. The transition area is typically located in a designated area near the swim finish and bike start.

In a triathlon, there are two transition areas – T1 and T2. T1 is the transition between the swim and bike legs of the race, while T2 is the transition between the bike and run legs of the race.

The transition clinic is a session or briefing held before the race to provide participants with information on how to efficiently transition between each leg of the race. The clinic may cover topics such as how to set up your transition area, what to wear, how to quickly change from swim gear to bike gear, and how to efficiently change from biking shoes to running shoes.

The transition clinic is a great opportunity for participants to learn and practice the skills they need to transition between each leg of the race successfully and efficiently.

Swim Clinic – Presented by Jared Felker

The swim clinic at Sebago Lake Triathlon is an informational session designed to help triathletes iunderstand the swim and are comfortable in the water. The clinic is led by Swim Coach Jared Felker

Participating in a swim clinic can be an excellent way for triathletes of all levels to famikiarize themselves with the swim and feel more confident in the water during  the race. It can also be a chance to meet and network with other triathletes and coaches in the local triathlon community.