Boulder, Colorado December 30, 2008 --- EverymanTri.com is proud to name Joanna Zeiger as its 2008 Triathlete of the Year.
In over ten years of racing Joanna Zeiger has won and done almost everything a women professional can do in the sport of triathlon.
She’s an Olympian. She’s multiple Ironman winner. She’s an ITU Champion.
She’s won too many 70.3 races to list. She is the 2008 70.3 Ironman World Champion! She also happens to be a working scientist with a PHD. This year alone she’s won at Eagleman, a 2nd place at Buffalo Springs, a win at Vineman, a win at the 5430 triathlon, and a win at Muskoka.
You can read the complete details at: www.everymantri.com.
"We had a very hard time picking this year's triathlete of the year because so many possible triathletes stood out," said EverymanTri.com publisher Roman Mica.
"In the end we selected Joanna Zeiger, not only because she won almost every single race she entered this year, not only because she won the 70.3 Ironman Championships, not only because at 39-years-of age she just keeps getting better and better, but because 2008 represents a very big Cherry for Zeiger on a long and illustrious career," added Mica.
The editorial team was made up of twelve triathletes. These individuals represent coaches, race directors, triathlon product manufactures, amateur triathletes, professional triathletes, triathlon news board administrators, and triathlon business owners.
In other words, they made up a leading and representative cross section of the triathlon community.
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