"Age Grouper" is just another way to say "amateur." Anyone who does not have a pro/elite license is considered an age grouper and they race in events according to age groups, typically separated in five-year increments.
This is the take-off point for all you age groupers looking for information focused on your interests.
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Rankings - All age groupers who have done three or more sanctioned "road" triathlons or two or more duathlons or off-road triathlons are included in the annual age group rankings.
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Team USA - These pages include all the information you need to know if you've qualified for Team USA or just want to qualify.
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Commissions - Commissions have been formed to advise the Board of Directors and work with the National Office and other members to promote and improve participation in multisport training and events.
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World qualifying races - This provides links to pages with information about the national championships and the world championship qualifier.
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Officials program - Find out how to become an official for multisport races.
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Regions - USA Triathlon has established 10 regional federations to promote multi-sport, to assist members and race directors in developing regional programs and championships, and to train and assign officials. The regional federations organize their own activities and maintain their own web sites.
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Clubs - Clubs are where fun happens, where you can get together to train and party. USAT actively promotes clubs.
- Awards and Special Recognition - USA Triathlon recognizes its outstanding athletes, athletic performances, and races through a series of award programs.