JUST IN: Three Zimbabweans appointed as triathlon technical officials for Tokyo Olympics, Paralympics

Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter

THREE Triathlon Zimbabwe officials have been appointed to officiate at this year’s Tokyo Olympics as well as Paralympic Games.

David Ellis, Shaun Shelton and Catherine Caminade-Lavault Jennings were appointed by World Triathlon to be among the technical officials at the Olympics as well as Paralympics. They are all level two technical officials.

Shaun Shelton

On Monday, Triathlon Zimbabwe congratulated the three for getting appointed to the two global events.

“Congratulations to three of Triathlon Zimbabwe’s Level 2 Technical Officials, David Ellis, Shaun Shelton and Catherine Caminade-Lavault Jennings who have been appointed by World Triathlon to officiate in the Triathlon and Paratriathlon events at the upcoming 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games in July and August, what an honour for our Federation and for Dave, Shelty and Cath, well done and all the very best at the Games,’’ posted Triathlon Zimbabwe.

At the Olympic Games, the men’s competition will be held on 26 July, with the women’s taking place the next day. The newly-introduced mixed relay will be held on 31 July.

Odaiba Bay will be where the swim takes place. The bike and run legs for the individual events will weave through the surrounding park. The 1.5km swim leg will consist of two laps in Odaiba Marine Park, with eight 5km laps for the 40km bike section and four 2.5km loops making up the 10km running course.

Odaiba Marine Park is the venue for the paratriathlon to be held from 24 August to 5 September.

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