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Photo gallery: Taupō Ironkidz 2024

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The competitors line up for the swimming leg of Ironkidz 2024.

The competitors line up for the swimming leg of Ironkidz 2024.

Ironkidz returned to Taupō under suitably metallic skies last weekend.

531 children aged between 5 and 15 took part, including 145 5 to 7-year-olds in the shorter Splash and Dash event.

30 elite youngsters competed in the timed event, with junior (7-10 years) and senior (11 to 15 years) categories.

One-third of the overall competitors were participating for the first time.

More than 70 schools from Auckland to Wellington were represented, with National Park School taking first-place prizes in both age categories for school participation.

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Bike Taupō was the nominated charity for entrants this year, gaining $744 in donations.

Organisers thanked the volunteers and sponsors who helped the event. This year’s profits will go towards refurbishing the basketball court at Waipāhīhī School.

8-year-old Kupa Te Heuheu goes for gold.
The boys exit the water in the swimming leg.
The Splash and Dash event gave little ones a first go at triathlon.
There was time for some fun after the big race.
The Junior Female category first place winner was Lola Bradley (centre), second place was Te Rerewai Meihana (left) and third place Hannah Stewart (right).
In the Elite Junior Male category, the winner was Daniel Mumby (centre), second place was Hugo Skerman (left) and third place was George Fisher (right).�
The Elite Senior Female winner was Pip Hunter (centre), second place was Josie Murphy (left) and third place was Maia Crowe (right).
In the Senior Male category, the winner was Oli Barnett (centre), second place was Kian Weston (left) and third place was Matthew Moore (right).
Families and spectators line the swimming exit for the boys' race.
The competitors line up for the swimming leg of Ironkidz 2024.

Image 1 of 10: 8-year-old Kupa Te Heuheu goes for gold.

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