Name: Sullivan Middaugh
Sport: Triathlon
Height: 6'1"
Birthdate: March 9, 2004
Hometown: Vail, Colo.
Current Residence: Tempe, Ariz. and Park City, Utah
High School: Battle Mountain High School (Edwards, Colo.)
College: Arizona State University '26, Biomedical Sciences
Career Highlights
Colorado High School Running Hall of Fame Inductee
2x National High School Trail Running Champion 2020,2021
2022 XTERRA National Champion
2024 XTERRA Short Track World Champion
2025 XTERRA North American Championship Short Track National Champion
Personal
Sullivan Middaugh grew up in Vail, Colorado, where endurance sports were a family affair. His dad, Josiah Middaugh, is a professional triathlete, and both of his parents competed in Division I track and field and cross country. Sullivan’s younger brother, Porter, is also a triathlete and his teammate on the USA TRI Development Team.
After trying his first IronKids event as a child, Sullivan’s passion for triathlon took hold at age 12 when he competed in an XTERRA sprint triathlon in his hometown. His path changed in 2021 when he qualified for the XTERRA World Championships as an age-group athlete and met Coach Parker Spencer. He joined Project Podium the following year and has continued to develop as a multisport athlete.
Sullivan is a two-time National High School Trail Running Champion, 2022 XTERRA National Champion, 2024 XTERRA Short Track World Champion and 2025 XTERRA North American Championship Short Track Champion. He was also inducted into the Colorado High School Running Hall of Fame.
A 2026 Arizona State University graduate with a degree in Biomedical Sciences, Sullivan now trains between Tempe, Arizona, and Park City, Utah. He enjoys the variety of triathlon and the challenge of balancing three sports, racing 12-15 times and traveling to more than a dozen countries in a typical year.
Triathlon Career
2026: Middaugh entered the 2026 Americas Triathlon Championships Antofagasta where he placed eighth • He placed sixth at the World Triathlon Cup Edmonton in the individual race, then placed fourth as part of the Mixed Relay • He placed eighth at the World Triathlon Cup Rio de Janeiro • He placed ninth at the World Triathlon Cup Asuncion.