11 Medals for U.S. Elite Paratriathletes at World Triathlon Para Series Montreal

MONTREAL — Eleven U.S. Elite Paratriathletes won medals on Saturday, July 19 at the 2025 World Triathlon Para Series Montreal, the fourth stop of the World Triathlon Para Series this season.

Paris 2024 Paralympic gold medalist Grace Norman led the way for the U.S., winning gold in the women's PTS5 race, cruising to victory in the sprint-distance triathlon with a time of 1 hour, 2 minutes, 3 seconds.

The other U.S. medalists in Montreal included:

Silver medalists

• Emelia Perry (Philadelphia, Pa.), Women's PTWC
• Hannah Longmire (Coralville, Iowa), Women's PTS3
• Allysa Seely (Glendale, Ariz.), Women's PTS2
• Mohamed Lahna (Hayward, Calif.), Men's PTS2

Bronze medalists

• Kendall Gretsch (Downers Grove, Ill.), Women's PTWC
• Rachel Watts (St. Joseph, Mo.), Women's PTS3
• Howie Sanborn (Denver, Colo.), Men's PTWC
• Chris Hammer (Gilbert, Ariz.), Men's PTS5
• Zachary Osborne (Raleigh, N.C.), Men's PTS3
• Mark Barr (Davis, Calif.), Men's PTS2

Members of the U.S. Elite Paratriathlon National Team and other elite U.S. paratriathletes will race on Aug. 10 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Triathlon Paratriathlon National Championships, held for the first time in conjunction with USA Triathlon Sprint and Olympic Distance National Championships.

Athletes racing in Sprint and Olympic Nationals, and spectators in Milwaukee will get the opportunity to not only watch elite paratriathletes race, but also engage with athletes for autograph sessions, panel discussions and more. Read here to learn more about these opportunities at Paratriathlon National Championships in Milwaukee.

2025 World Triathlon Para Series Montreal

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

750-meter swim, 21.5 kilometer bike, 5k run

Complete Results

PTWC Men

1. Louis Noel (FRA), 1:02:50

2. Joshua Landmann (GBR), 1:03:02

3. Howie Sanborn (Denver, Colo.), 1:04:09

U.S. Finishers

5. Justin Pines (Littleton, Colo.), 1:07:24

PTS2 Men

1. Wim De Paepe (BEL), 1:06:52

2. Mohamed Lahna (Hayward, Calif.), 1:08:04

3. Mark Barr (Davis, Calif.), 1:08:56

U.S. Finishers

5. Jorge Torres-Hinojoza (Oswego, Ill.), 1:24:20

PTS3 Men

1. Max Gelhaar (GER), 1:06:59

2. Cedric Denuziere (FRA), 1:07:53

3. Zachary Osborne (Raleigh, N.C.), 1:10:55

PTS4 Men

1. Pierre-Antoine Baele (FRA), 59:17

2. Antoine Lamarche Poulain (FRA), 1:00:28

3. Gregorie Berthon (FRA), 1:00:43

PTS5 Men

1. Stefan Daniel (CAN), 56:35

2. Tom Williamson (IRL), 57:32

3. Chris Hammer (Gilbert, Ariz.), 57:42

PTVI Men

1. Oscar Kelly (GBR), 57:51

2. Maxime Gayet (FRA), 59:19

3. Donnacha McCarthy (IRL), 1:02:25

PTWC Women

1. Lauren Parker (AUS), 1:03:08

2. Emelia Perry (Philadelphia, Pa), 1:05:07

3. Kendall Gretsch (Downers Grove, Ill.), 1:05:25

PTS2 Women

1. Anu Francis (AUS), 1:16:43

2. Allysa Seely (Glendale, Ariz.), 1:19:36

3. Asumi Yasuda (JPN), 1:20:06

PTS3 Women

1. Kenia Yesenia Villalobos Vargas (MEX), 1:18:47

2. Hannah Longmire (Coralville, Iowa), 1:31:07

3. Rachel Watts (St. Joseph, Mo.), 1:41:05

PTS4 Women

1. Camille Seneclauze (FRA), 1:14:02

2. Ingrid De Oude (NED), 1:18:38

3. Sally Pilbeam (AUS), 1:24:13

PTS5 Women

1. Grace Norman (Bloomington, Ind.), 1:02:03

2. Erica Da Rosa Rodrigues (BRA), 1:10:17

3. Gwladys Lemoussu (FRA), 1:11:14

U.S. Finishers

3. Virginia Ogburn (Charlotte, N.C.), 1:14:35

5. Michelle Dynes (Waukon, Iowa), 1:16:05

PTVI Women

1. Leticia Freitas (BRA), 1:05:47

2. Anja Renner (GER), 1:06:29

3. Chloe MacCombe (IRL), 1:07:02

U.S. Finishers

7. Taylor Talbot (Chula Vista, Calif.), 1:14:26