Sarah Haskins

PROFESSIONAL TRIATHLETE, 2006 NATIONAL CHAMPION
2008 OLYMPIAN AND LIFETIME FITNESS TRIATHLON CHAMPION

PERSONAL DATA

PROFESSIONAL TRIATHLETE, 2006 NATIONAL CHAMPION
2008 OLYMPIAN AND LIFETIME FITNESS TRIATHLON CHAMPION

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

• 1st Place, St. Anthony’s Triathlon, St. Petersburg, FL, 2010
• 8th Place, 2010 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship, Sydney
• 1st Place, Miami International Triathlon, 2010
• Winner, ITU Female Triathlete of The Year, 2010
• 1st Place, Life Time Fitness Triathlon, 2009
• 4th Place, Dextro Energy Triathlon, ITU World Championship Grand Final, 2009
• 2nd at US Open Triathlon, Dallas, TX 2008
• 2nd at Elite National Championships, 2008
• 11th place, Beijing Olympic Games, 2008
• 2nd place, Lifetime Fitness Toyota Cup, Minneapolis, 2008
• 2nd at ITU World Championships, Vancouver, 2008
• 6th at Hy-Vee Triathlon, Des Moines, 2008
• 1st at St. Anthony’s Triathlon, 2008
• 2nd at Olympic Trials, Tuscaloosa, 2008
• 1st at Miami International Triathlon, 2008
• 1st at US Open Triathlon, Dallas, TX 2007
• 10th at ITU World Championships 2007
• 1st at the Great Colorado Triathlon, Longmont, CO 2007
• 2nd at Boulder Peak Triathlon 2007
• 2nd at PanAm Games, Rio de Janeiro 2007
• 4th at Hy-Vee Triathlon, Des Moines 2007
• 2nd at Vancouver World Cup 2007
• 2nd at Elite National Championships 2007
• 4th at Lisbon World Cup 2007
• 2nd at St. Anthony’s Triathlon, 2007
• 2006 Elite National Champion
• Sarah in Top 10 at five World Cups, 2006
• 2nd at the St. Anthony’s Triathlon, 2006
• 4th at the Lifetime Fitness Triathlon, 2006
• Haul to the Great Wall Series Winner, 2006
• U-23 National Champion, 2004

BACKGROUND

After a great season including a 2nd place finish at the 2008 World Championships, Sarah returned from the 2008 Beijing Olympics as one of three women competing for the United States. She had a solid performance with an 11th place finish, but has already started planning for her next Olympic Games and will be looking for a spot on the podium.

Sarah competed in her first triathlon in St. Louis, MO in June of 2003 upon college graduation and became a professional triathlete less than a year later in May, 2004.

While in college, Sarah competed in cross-country and track at the University of Tulsa, where she graduated with honors. She has a degree in Elementary Education and a minor in Mathematics.

Sarah grew up in St. Louis, MO and began swimming at a very young age. She swam on the Parkway Swim Club for nine years and ran cross country and track in high school. Sarah was a Missouri high school state champion in cross country and swimming, while attending Parkway South High School.

From 2000-2004, Sarah coached 150 swimmers ages 4-18 during the summer months. She thoroughly enjoys teaching and coaching children and adults of all ages about the benefits of health and exercise, as well as teaching the skills of swimming, biking and running.

From 2003 through 2004, Sarah taught students in grades K-5th health education at Hanna Woods Elementary School.

Sarah loves to spend her free time with family and friends. She also loves to indulge in chocolate and ice cream…and the occasional pizza night. She enjoys watching movies and reading books, especially while traveling.

Sarah is involved with Autism Speaks, raising money for research and to build awareness about autism.

RELATED POSTS

Haskins, Reed repeat at Minneapolis triathlon

7.10.10 | by stantoncompany

USA Triathlon National Team members and Olympians Sarah Haskins and Matt Reed repeated Saturday as champions at the Life Time Fitness Triathlon. Both Haskins and Reed claimed a first-place prize of $20,000. On the women's side, Haskins (Colorado Springs, Colo.) covered the course in 2 hours, 3 minutes, 49 seconds to win by nearly two minutes. Rebeccah (read more)

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SARAH HASKINS REPEATS AT LIFE TIME FITNESS TRIATHLON

7.10.10 | by stantoncompany

USA Triathlon National Team member and Olympian Sarah Haskins repeated on Saturday as the 2010 female champion at the Life Time Fitness Triathlon. Competing against an amazing field of world elite professionals on the event’s International-distance course, Haskins won the women’s division. She covered the course in 2 hours, 3 minutes, 49 seconds to win by nearly two minutes. She (read more)

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A USA Triathlon Webinar with Sarah Haskins

6.23.10 | by katefranklin

A USA Triathlon Webinar Topic:  Race Day Nutrition Presenter: Bob Seebohar & Sarah Haskins Date: Monday, July 12 Time: 7-8pm Mountain, 6-7 Pacif, 8-9pm Central, 9-10pm Eastern Renowned sport dietician Bob Seebohar and Olympian Sarah Haskins will kick off an exciting stretch of USA Triathlon webinars on July 12 with their presentation on race-day nutrition. Seebohar will break the talk (read more)

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American Haskins Leads New ITU Swim Segment Rankings

6.22.10 | by stantoncompany

Russia’s Dmitry Polyansky and the United States’ Sarah Haskins lead the brand new ITU swim segment rankings. At the end of the year the winners of the segment will each receive a $10,000 bonus. New for 2010, the ITU has introduced segment rankings, which will reward the best swimmer, biker and runner throughout the Dextro Energy Triathlon (read more)

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USA Triathlon’s Shoemaker, Haskins Log Top-10 Finishes in Seoul

5.9.10 | by stantoncompany

SEOUL, South Korea - USA Triathlon National Team standouts Jarrod Shoemaker and Sarah Haskins recorded top-10 finishes to lead a group of 11 Americans in action at the second stop of the 2010 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series Saturday. A 2008 Olympian, Shoemaker (Maynard, Mass.) rebounded from a flat tire last month in Sydney to grab an eighth-place finish (read more)

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