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Some finish lines are just the beginning. ❤️

Years ago, Ben Cooper and Emily McCanless each completed their very first triathlon at Tri Louisville.

This weekend, they returned to the race that started their triathlon journey... and after crossing the finish line, they took the biggest step of all.

💍 They got married at Tri Louisville.

What began as a finish line became an aisle. Surrounded by family, friends, and fellow racers that has cheered them on over the years, they exchanged vows at a place that means so much to them.

Ben and Emily, thank you for letting Magic Sports be a small part of such an unforgettable chapter in your story.

💜🏊🚴🏃💍

🏆 Congratulations to the Louisville Landsharks, winners of the 2026 Tri Louisville Club Championship and 2026 USAT Kentucky Tri Club Championship!

More importantly, thank you for everything you’ve meant to Tri Louisville over the years. We’re grateful for your support and proud to celebrate this well-deserved victory with you.

📸 T2 Design

Some races are remembered for the perfect conditions.

Others are remembered for the people.

Today was one of those days.

When circumstances took the swim out of the picture for our 12th Annual Tri Louisville race, hundreds of athletes simply adjusted, smiled, and raced anyway.

There were strangers ringing cowbells for people they’d never met.
There were volunteers who treated every athlete like family.
There were kids cheering louder than anyone.
There were teammates waiting at the finish.
There were hugs that meant everything.

That’s what race day is all about.

Thank you to every athlete, volunteer, sponsor, spectator, and race crew who helped turn an unexpected challenge into an unforgettable day.

💜 🏃‍♂️🚴‍♂️🏃🏾‍♀️

Dear Tri Louisville Athletes,

We have an important update regarding Sunday's race.

Following the latest water quality testing results that we received today, we have been notified that the Ohio River is currently not safe for swimming. While this is incredibly disappointing for everyone involved, the safety of our athletes, volunteers, and staff must always come first. As a result, the swim portion of Sunday's event has been canceled, and all triathlon events will be converted to run-bike-run formats.

Racers, please check your email for more information.

Race Weekend Travel Update 🚧

If you are traveling to Tri Louisville this weekend, be aware that portions of I-65 through Louisville are under construction as part of the I-65 Central Corridor Project.

Please allow yourself a little extra travel time for packet pickup and race morning, and let your GPS guide you around any closures and detours.

Safe travels - we can’t wait to welcome you to Tri Louisville!

More info: i65centralcorridor.com

The countdown is on! 🏊🚴🏃

The 39th Annual Mountain Lakes Triathlon is almost here! Join us on Saturday, July 25, for an exciting day of racing, community, and scenic views along Lake Guntersville. Whether you're participating or cheering on the athletes, it's an event you won't want to miss!

🔗 Find event details below.

🎶 Everyone has walkout music.

Yours just happens to be the cheers waiting at the finish line.

Inspired by one of the most iconic logos in sports entertainment, this year’s finisher medal celebrates the biggest stars of Riverbluff...

The athletes.
The finishers.
You.

Who’s ready to make their entrance? 🏆

Everyone’s talking about LeBron’s next team…

Big news for Ashland City! 👏

The Town of Ashland City, TN has officially received the green light from TDOT to move forward with the long-awaited trail expansion connecting the north end of Tennessee Waltz Parkway, behind Borders Inn, to Chapmansboro Road, including a new bridge into the Marks Creek Trailhead.

We've been talking with the Town about this project for years, so it's incredibly exciting to see it finally becoming a reality.

For the Riverbluff Triathlon, this is a game changer. Once complete, nearly the entire Sprint and Olympic run courses will be able to stay off the roads and almost entirely on Ashland City's incredible trail system. That means a safer, more scenic, and even better race experience for our athletes.

A huge thank you to the Town of Ashland City and everyone who has worked to move this project forward. Investments like this don't just benefit one event - they create lasting opportunities for residents, visitors, and the entire community.

Now we've got our fingers crossed that construction is completed in time for the 2027 Riverbluff Triathlon.🤞