African Triathlon Championships

The African Triathlon Championships is an African Triathlon competition event held every year, the event organised by the African Triathlon Union.

Winners' List

Year Host Men's Champion Time Women's Champion Time
2025 Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa Jawad Abdelmoula[1][2] 01h 47'  44" Shanae Williams[3][2] 02h 07'  32"
2024 Hurghada, Egypt[4] Merwann Abassi[5] 01h 59'  39" Vicky van der Merwe[6] 02h 15'  02"
2023 Hurghada, Egypt Jamie Riddle [7] 00h 58'  16" Vicky van der Merwe[7] 01h 06'  14"
2022 Agadir, Morocco Jawad Abdelmoula [8] 01h 49'  25 " Sarah-Jane Walker 02h 07'  17"
2021 Charm el-Cheikh, Egypt Henri Schoeman 1h 48'  57" Simone Ackermann 2h 16'  09"
2019 Shandrani, Mauritius Wian Sullwald 1h 52'  9" Gillian Sanders 2h 7'  40"
2018 Rabat, Morocco Badr Siwane 1h 58'  10" Gillian Sanders 2h 8'  8"
2017 Yasmine Hammamet, Tunisia Badr Siwane 1h 52'  14" Gillian Sanders 2h 1'  2"
2016 Buffalo City, South Africa Henri Schoeman 2h 0'  48" Mari Rabie 2h 15'  3"
2015 Charm el-Cheikh, Egypt Henri Schoeman 1h 52'  17" Gillian Sanders 2h 6'  34"
2014 Troutbeck, Zimbabwe Henri Schoeman 2h 0'  15" Gillian Sanders 2h 18'  18"
2013 Agadir, Morocco Henri Schoeman 1h 54'  14" Gillian Sanders 2h 10'  1"
2012 Morne Brabant, Mauritius Richard Murray 1h 52'  52" Gillian Sanders 2h 13'  7"
2011 Maputo, Mozambique Richard Murray 1h 57'  43" Kate Roberts 2h 14'  4"
2010 Durban, South Africa Erhard Wolfaardt 1h 55'  12" Kate Roberts 2h 8'  52"
2009 Durban, South Africa Erhard Wolfaardt 1h 51'  13" Andrea Steyn 2h 6'  27"
2008 Yasmine Hammamet, Tunisia Hendrik De Villiers 1h 50'  53" Mari Rabie 2h 4'  0"
2007 La Coco Beach, Mauritius Hendrik De Villiers 1h 46'  53" Kate Roberts 2h 4'  50"
2006 Nyanga, Zimbabwe Erhard Wolfaardt 2h 8'  36" Kate Roberts 2h 28'  38"
2005 KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa Hendrik De Villiers 1h 52'  50" Mari Rabie 2h 10'  44"
2004 Laanbang, South Africa Conrad Stoltz 2h 5'  45" Megan Hall 2h 22'  14"
2003 Swakopmund, Namibia Conrad Stoltz 1h 47'  14" Megan Hall 2h 6'  37"
2002 Port-Louis, Mauritius Brad Storm 1h 58'  48" Trudi Barnes 2h 11'  25"
2001 Port Elizabeth, South Africa Conrad Stoltz 1h 56'  16" Dominique Donner 2h 13'  48"
2000 Cape Town, South Africa Conrad Stoltz 2h 1'  8" Lizel Moore 2h 21'  25"
1999 Troutbeck, Zimbabwe Simon Finch 2h 4'  13" Lizel Moore 2h 18'  48"
1998 Swakopmund, Namibia Conrad Stoltz 1h 50'  54" Kim Carter 2h 7'  52"
1997 Mauritius Glen Gore 1h 57'  49" Kim Carter 2h 6'  44"
1995 Troutbeck, Zimbabwe Conrad Stoltz 2h 6'  42" Kim Carter 2h 23'  28"
1993 Gordon Bay, South Africa Conrad Stoltz 1h 48'  19" Hannele Steyn 2h 3'  34"

Ranking By Nations

Rankings
Rk Nation Total
1  South Africa 49 47 42 138
2  Morocco 6 1 2 9
3  Zimbabwe 0 3 4 7
4  Mauritius 0 1 1 2
5  Tunisia 0 1 0 1
6  Egypt 0 0 1 1

References

  1. ^ "Jawad Abdelmoula is back on top in Africa". Triathlon. 2025-02-11. Retrieved 2025-07-10.
  2. ^ a b "Africa Triathlon titles secured by Van Der Merwe and Abassi". World Trilathon. 22 Sep 2024. Retrieved 10 July 2025.
  3. ^ "SA's Williams, Morocco's Abdelmoula win Africa Triathlon Champs". The Herald. Archived from the original on 2025-04-07. Retrieved 2025-07-10.
  4. ^ Eastman, Ben (2024-04-16). "Hurghada to host Africa Triathlon Championships with big Paris qualification implications". Triathlon. Retrieved 2025-07-10.
  5. ^ "Results - Official Results". Triathlon. Retrieved 2025-07-10.
  6. ^ "Results - Official Results". Triathlon. Retrieved 2025-07-10.
  7. ^ a b "Jamie Riddle and Vicky Van der Merwe crowned African champions in Hurghada". Triathlon. 2023-03-17. Retrieved 2025-07-10.
  8. ^ souad-anouar (2022-09-26). "Morocco's Jawad Abdelmoula Crowned African Triathlon Champion". Morocco World News. Retrieved 2025-07-10.
  9. ^ Triathlon Union.
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