STC COMMITTEE 2026/27 SEASON

Bryce Leigh, President

Liam Moller, Vice President

Trent Hadfield, Treasurer

Sharon Andronaco, Secretary 

Tom Avram, Committee Member

Helen Reynolds, Committee Member

SHEPPARTON TRIATHLON CLUB

Shepparton Triathlon Club (STC) is a small not-for-profit club which provides a supportive and encouraging environment.

We offer club group training, support and events across the various disciplines and distances of triathlon & multi-sport.

Whether you’re new to the sport or a more experienced athlete you’ll be able to train, compete and socialise with like minded people.

STC is managed by a very dedicated volunteer committee which is elected annually at the Annual General Meeting held in August. All eligible financial members are welcome to join the committee.

CLUB UNIFORM

We have a limited number of various items of our club uniform available.

Please speak to one of the committee members or alternatively email the club for more information: sheppartontriclub@gmail.com .

CLUB HISTORY

1987
Goulburn Valley Triathlon Club forms. Our first event is held in Echuca - a 5km run, 40km cycle, 5km run duathlon.

1988-89
Duathlons are held at DECA and the Shepparton East Football Ground.

1991
The club changes its name to Shepparton Triathlon Club.
We organise our first triathlon, the McPherson Mazda Shepparton Solar City Triathlon. It was a 1km swim, 40km cycle and 10km run.
The club also develops the Shepparton District Secondary Schools Sporting Association Triathlon.

1995
The Solar City Triathlon becomes the Goulburn Valley Base Hospital Triathlon.
Our focus changes to Olympic distance events - 1.5km swim, 40km cycle and 10km run.

2000s
The club offers a half ironman - 1.8km swim, 90km bike and 21km run. Campbells becomes the major sponsor. This event continues until 2013.

2022
The club introduces the Aquathlon - 750m swim and 5km run - which formed a World Championship Qualifying Event. The club has since made the aquathlon a staple of their multisport calendar, regularly serving as both the State Championship and an official National Qualifier.

2025
The club re-introduces the Hexman - 650m swim, 30km bike and 7km run - an iconic race that uniquely sits between the Sprint and Olympic distances.

Images provided by Stacey Shields