The Beach Ironman event involved a run, swim, and paddle, and it was open to people of all ages and fitness levels.
There was even a tag team category to ensure that everyone could take part.
Many of the young participants in the Beach Ironman were part of the Junior Lifesaver Program, overseen by Jake Powell, the event’s organiser.
He explained that the program aims to improve the lifesaving abilities of young islanders, creating a culture of lifesaving from the ground up, and providing career opportunities in organisations like the RNLI and emergency service.
Pictured: The Beach Iron Man was sponsored by the Apex Group.
Jake added: “The Life Saving Programme is all about cultivating a sense of community, sea skills, and ocean safety will provide a gateway into the Life Guarding Service.”
Tahlia Averty, winner of the Female Open section, said: “It was a great event to take part in and had a good atmosphere.
“It is nice to have different sporting opportunities especially one that can lead to jobs such as RNLI.”
The full results of the event are as follows:
Male Open
- George Mcallister
- Tom Perchard
- Jake Powell
Female Open
- Tahlia Averty
- Ella Hughes
- Julie Gould
Boys Under 16
- Olly Gould
- Rory Baines
- Jonny Renouf
Girls Under 16
- Nava Dowse-Harris
- Seija Boletta
- Romie Cole
Boys Under 12
- Cayden Bell
- Rafael Francisco
- Charlie Smith
Girls Under 12
- Prisies Greyner
- Amiyah Sinclair
- Zephanie Harben
Mixed Under 9
- Milo Such
- Sebastian Larchev Reed
- Maisie Le Moignan
Tag Team
- The Fat Slugs
- Jersey Coastguard Team
- Renny Gould’s Magnificent Men
Corporate Tag Team
- Jersey Coastguard Team
- Team Apex
