The 2024 Morse Park Summer Triathlon is happening June 29 in Noblesville, IN. This event offers athletes the chance to compete in an exciting, short course triathlon or duathlon and is perfect for beginners or veterans.

The swim is done in Morse Reservoir, the Bike does a loop in Hamilton County, and the Run is an out and back along the paved bike trail and roads.

---Distances---
Triathlon - 600 yard Swim, 15 mile Bike, 3 mile Run
Duathlon - 2 mile Run, 15 mile Bike, 3 mile Run
Aquabike - 600 yard Swim, 15 mile Bike

Morse Park
19777 Morse Park Lane
Noblesville, IN

Packet Pickup - 6:30am - 7:45am
Race starts - 8:00am
Awards - 10:15am

All participants who pre-register by June 20 will be guaranteed an awesome, softstyle T-shirt.

Please note that shirts will be ordered in Unisex sizing. Choose accordingly when registering.

Participants must complete the swim by 8:40am, begin biking by 8:45am, and complete the bike course by 9:40am. If unable to do so, the race organizers reserve the right to shorten competitors' swim and/or biking portions.

Triathlon
- 600 yard Swim
- 15 mile Bike
- 3 mile Run

Duathlon
- 2 mile Run
- 15 mile Bike
- 3 mile Run

Aquabike
- 600 yard Swim
- 15 mile Bike

Round up a team and have some fun!

Triathlon
There are 3 divisions for Relay Teams (2 or 3 per team): All Male, All Female, and Co-ed. Relay teams compete in a relay format - one person swims, then one person bikes, then one person runs. The top 3 in each division will receive awards.

Duathlon
There are 3 divisions for Relay Teams (2 per team): All Male, All Female, and Co-ed. Relay teams compete in a relay format - one person runs, then one person bikes, then one person runs. The top 3 in each division will receive awards.

Course Maps - CLICK HERE

Pre-Race Instructions - CLICK HERE

Awards will be presented in the following categories:

---Overall Awards---
Triathlon Individuals - Top 3 male and female finishers
Duathlon Individuals - Top 1 male and female finishers
Aquabike Individuals - Top 1 male and female finishers

---Age Group Awards---
Triathlon - Top 3 male and female finishers per age-group
Duathlon - Top 1 male and female finishers per age-group

---Fat Tire & Clydesdale (220+ lbs) / Athena (165+ lbs)---
Top 3 age 39 and under
Top 3 age 40 and above

---Team Awards----
Top 3 All-Male
Top 3 All-Female
Top 3 Co-ed

Age-groups are as follows: 14-17, 18-20, 21-24, 25-29, 30-34...75+

Also Clydesdale and Athena Division (males 220+ lbs and females 165+ lbs)

There is also a Fat Tire Division, for those wishing to use mountain bikes (wheels must be a minimum of 1.5 inches and have upright handlebars)

If you compete in the Fat Tire or Clydesdale/Athena you will NOT be eligible for age-group awards.

When picking up your packet, you must show your government issued photo ID.

Pre-Race Packet Pick Up
---Date: - Friday, June 28
---Location - Runners Forum - Carmel (620 Station Drive)
---Time - 4pm - 7pm

Raceday Packet Pick Up
---Date: Saturday, June 29
---Location: Morse Park
---Time: 6:30 AM - 7:45 AM

Late Registration
---If race has not sold out, participants will have the option to register at Packet Pick Up on Friday OR Saturday. Prices increase on Saturday, so be sure to pre-register!

Parking is NOT allowed near the Transition Area. Only race personnel are allowed to park here.

All participants, volunteers and spectators will be allowed to use the parking lot, located just inside the south entrace to Morse Park.

Additional parking can be used in the neighborhood and side streets outside of Morse Park.

We cannot make our events a great success without our volunteers! Donate you time and help keep our athletes safe. We welcome individuals, groups, and organizations to join us!

All volunteers receive an event t-shirt and have access to refreshments. We donate back to groups/organizations that volunteer with us for the day.

The following shifts are available:

Packet pick-up: 6:15am - 8:00am
- Distribute bibs, timing tags, shirts, etc to participants.

Body Marking: 6:15am - 8:00am
- Write participants' bib number on their arm to prepare them for competition.

Transition: 6:45am - 10:00am
-Assist within the transition area where the bikes and gear are placed. Help participants in locating their transition station, give directional assistance during the race, and secure the area.

Bike Course: 7:30am - 10:30am
-Give directional assistance to participants out on the bike course.

Run Course: 7:00am - 10:30am
-Give directional assistance to participants out on the run course.

Water Station: 7:00am - 10:30am
-Pass out water and/or Gatorade to the participants on the course.

Finish Line: 7:30am - 10:30am
-Help with passing out water, removing timing tags or preparing refreshment tent for finishers.

These events are sanctioned by the USA Triathlon. All USAT rules will be enforced. Please visit www.teamusa.org/usa-triathlon for information on rules and regulations as well as information for those interested in obtaining a USA Triathlon License. The event is limited to ages 14 and above.

For event-related questions, please click on the Contact the Organizers button on the left-hand side of this page.