“Pride, Integrity and Guts”Compete with Mason City’s Finest in the 6th Annual Swim, Bike and Run Triathlon!

Registration
Early Registration .....................................$40
After June 5th ..............................................$45
Team .........................................................$75
After June 5th............................................... $80

* Entry Fees are non-refundable Sorry, no exceptions.

Day of event, registrants will not receive a T-shirt. You must register one week before the event to obtain a T-shirt
Morning of event registration will begin at 7:00 am, ending at 8:30 am, at the Mason City Aquatic Center, 933 Birch Drive
Triathlon start time: 9:00 am
Medals for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places
Drawings for prizes

Rules
Timing chips will be used with a staggered start
Helmets are required for the bike portion of this event
No outside assistance allowed during the race

Course
Swim length ................................250 meters
Bike length .......................................10 miles
Run length ..........................................3 miles

Proceeds
Funs generated from this event help sponsor Unit 18 community events
• Cops for Kids at Christmas
• Youth sports
•Special Olympics

Questions? Call:
Frank Stearns (641) 494-3562
Duane Kemna (641) 421-3636 ext. 4112

Experience the Art of Hospitality in...Mason City, Iowa!

In Mason City, Iowa, discover an array of award-winning attractions, from puppets to prairie school architecture, museums to malls, and an assortment of festivals uniquely blended with facilities catering
to visitors.

Mason City is located in North Central Iowa in Cerro Gordo County, only a few miles from beautiful Clear Lake. The community is the hometown of Meredith Willson, composer of “The Music Man”. Plus, the area is legendary as it was the final site of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J.P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson’s concert. Mason City is also home to Prairie School Architecture with several buildings
in the community designed by Frank Lloyd Wright including the only remaining hotel in the world designed by Wright. The largest collection of Bill Baird’s puppets can also be seen in Mason City.