Sarah Haskins

By Vahe Gregorian ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BEIJING — Through the 1.5-kilometer (0.9 mile) swim and 40K (25-mile) bike ride of her first Olympic triathlon competition, Parkway South graduate Sarah Haskins was enveloped in the clumped lead pack of 15 and appeared in medal contention. But at the Olympic triathlon venue, she faded to an 11th-place finish after being unable to pull away on (read more)

Source: ASPEN TIMES By Jon Maletz Bob Seebohar paced in his hotel room. His hands were sweating — it wasn’t because of Iowa’s summer heat. In the days before June 22’s Hy-Vee World Cup triathlon in Des Moines, Seebohar, a former Aspen resident and personal coach for U.S. triathlete Sarah Haskins Kortuem, said he couldn’t shake his nerves. This was Haskins Kortuem’s third (read more)

Sarah Haskins and Joanna Zeiger both had great races Saturday at the Lifetime Fitness Triathlon in Minneapolis, Sarah finishing in 2nd place and Joanna in 4th (Read More).

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After her first Olympic qualification, the Kirkwood-Webster Journal has honored Sarah Haskins with their "Athlete of the Week" award. (Read more)