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Race Resume

Deanna McCurdy                               
  • Height:  5 feet 2 inches
  • Weight:  108 pounds
  • Born:  May 21, 1974
  • Started Running:  1988
  • Started Triathlon:  2010
  • Residence:  Ken Caryl Valley, Littleton, Colorado
  • Events:  Triathlon (road and off-road Sprint, Olympic, 70.3), Duathlon (road and off-road), Running (road and trail), Adventure Racing
Athletic Highlights:
  • USAT Off-Road Triathlete of the Year, 2018, 2017
  • Ms. XTERRA, 2017
  • XTERRA World Championships -40-44 age group World Champion, 2018
  • XTERRA PanAm Championships -Overall Amateur Female PanAm Champion, 2018, 2017, 2016
  • USAT Off-Road National Championships -Overall Female National Champion, 2018, 2017
  • XTERRA 40-44 Age Group National Champion, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015
  • XTERRA World Championships Qualifier, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014
  • ITU Cross Worlds, Team USA, Qualifier, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014
  • USAT Off-Road All American, ranked 1st in 40-44 age group in US, 2018, 2017, 2016
  • USAT Off-Road All American, ranked 2nd in 40-44 age group in US, 2015
  • Ironman Boulder, 7th in age group, 11:18, 2014
  • XTERRA Trail Run National Championships, 6th Overall Female, 2013
  • Snickers Marathon, 2nd Overall Female, 2013
  • Ironman 70.3 World Championship Qualifier, 2011 and participant, 2012
  • USAT Age Group Nationals Qualifier, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2012, 2011
  • USARA Regional Championship Champion, 2009
  • Flying Pig Marathon, Top 10 Female Finisher, 2000
  • US Cross Country Nationals, Top 100 Finisher, 1999
  • Division I Cross Country and Track, University of Evansville, Evansville, IN 1992-1996
Triathlon:
  • 40-44 age group World Champion, 5th Overall Amateur, 1st American, XTERRA World Championships, Maui, HI 2018
  • 4th Overall Amateur, 1st American, XTERRA World Championships, Maui, HI 2018, 2017
  • 1st Overall, USAT Off-road National Championships, Waco, TX 2018
  • 1st Overall, USAT Off-road National Championships, Arkadelphia, AR 2017
  • 1st Overall Amateur Female, 7th Overall, XTERRA SE Championships, Pelham, AL 2018, 2017
  • 5th Overall, 2nd 40-44 Age Group, ITU Cross Triathlon World Championships, Penticton, BC, Canada 2017
  • 1st Overall Amateur Female,  XTERRA PanAm Championships/US National Championships, Ogden, UT 2018, 2017, 2016
  • 1st 40-44 Age Group, 7th Overall, XTERRA Mountain Championship, Beaver Creek, CO 2018, 2016
  • 1st Overall Female, Xterra Winter Park, Granby, CO 2016
  • 1st Overall Female, XTerra Lory, Ft. Collins, CO 2015
  • 1st Overall Female, XTerra Panther Creek, Knoxville, TN 2012
  • 3rd Overall Female, Tri the Mountains Sprint Triathlon, Blue Ridge, GA 2012
  • 1st 35-39 Age Group, 4th Overall, XTerra Clemson, SC 2012  (*1st XTerra Triathlon)
  • 2nd Overall Female, Mountain Madness ½ Iron Distance Triathlon, Ellijay, GA 2012
  • 2nd 35-39 Age Group, 5th Overall amateur, Augusta Ironman 70.3, 2011  4:52                           (*1st 70.3 Distance Triathlon event)
  • 2nd Overall Female, Tri-Peachtree City GA Sprint Triathlon, 2011  1:05:28
  • 1st 35-39 Age Group, 4th Overall, Tri the Mountains Sprint Triathlon, Blue Ridge, GA 2011
  • 2nd Overall Female, Peachtree International Triathlon, USAT Regional Championship, Peachtree City, GA 2011  2:22:34       (*1st Olympic Distance Triathlon)
  • 1st Overall Female, Callaway Gardens Triathlon, Pine Mountain, GA 2010
  • 1st 35-39 Age Group, 5th Overall, Tri-Peachtree City GA Sprint Triathlon, 2010  1:11:08
  • 2nd 35-39 Age Group, 8th Overall, Tri the Mountains Sprint Triathlon, Blue Ridge, GA 2010
Duathlon:
  • 1st Overall Female, Callaway Gardens Duathlon, Pine Mountain, GA 2010
  • 1st Overall Female, Merrell Ranger Run Off-Road Duathlon, Dahlonega, GA 2009
Adventure Racing:
  • 2nd Overall, Blue Ridge 8-Hour Adventure Race, Blue Ridge, GA2010
  • 3rd Overall, Sandmann 8-Hour Adventure Race, 2010
  • 1st Overall, Blue Ridge 8-Hour Adventure Race, USARA Regional Championship, 2009
  • 2nd Overall, Blue Ridge 8-Hour Adventure Race, 2004, 2003
  • 5th Pro Division, Balance Bar 4-Hour Sprint Adventure Race, Ft. Yargo, GA 2004
  • 1st Overall Amateur, Balance Bar/Hi-Tec 4-Hour Sprint Adv. Race, 2003, 2002
  • 2nd Overall Co-ed, Muddy Buddy Ride and Run Challenge, Conyers, GA  2004
  • 1st Overall Co-ed, Muddy Buddy Ride and Run Challenge, 2003, 2002
Running:
  • 1st Overall Masters, Red Hot 33K Trail Run, Moab, UT 2015
  • 2nd Overall Female, Snickers Marathon, Albany, GA 2013  3:08
  • 7th Overall Female, Rock n Roll Savannah Marathon, Savannah, GA 2013  3:08
  • 2nd Overall Female, Mountain to Valley 10 mile, Glenwood Springs, CO  1:07:12
  • 1st Overall Female, Red Top Rumble 11.5 mile Trail Run, 2012, 2011  1:22:12 
  • 1st Overall Female, Serenbe Hill Country 15K Trail Race, Palmetto, GA 2011, 2010  1:01:35
  • 1st Overall Female (2nd Overall), Autumn Chase 15K Trail Race, Newnan, GA 2011  1:01:32
  • 1st Overall Female, Macon Labor Day 10K, Macon, GA 2013, 2012, 2011
  • 1st Overall Female, Callaway Gardens ½ Marathon, Pine Mountain, GA 1:26:30
  • 1st Overall Female, Peachtree City Classic 15K, Peachtree City, GA 2010 1:00:52
  • 10+ Overall Female Finisher places in local 5K races, 2005-2016
  • 3rd Overall Female, NOC 21 Mile Endurance Trail Race, Murphy, NC 2003
  • 8th Overall Female, Flying Pig Marathon, Cincinnati, OH, 2000  3:12  (*1st Marathon)


Running Personal Records:
  •  5K:  17:09 (Santa Hustle 5K, Chicago, IL 2012)
  • 10K:  37:10
  • 15K:  59:58
  • ½ Marathon:  1:24:30
  •  Marathon:  3:08 (Snickers Marathon, Albany, GA 2013)

Comments

  1. Darin ArmstrongMarch 13, 2014 at 11:12 AM

    To: Deanna McCurdy, Triathlete
    Re: Twitter & Professional Triathlete & 5x Ironman Champion, @HeatherGollnick
    From: Darin Armstrong, Team LIVESTRONG

    ***Special #FF #Shoutout To: @deemccurday #Triathlete (#Swim #Bike #Run) - http://deeruns.blogspot.com

    Hello Deanna,
    The above is what your Twitter 'Follow-Friday Shoutout' will look like 'tomorrow' should you do a 'mutual' following with me on twitter. If you want changes made above, not a problem. ('Smart Individual Marketing/PR')

    I am providing continuous 'Anytime’ #RT's / Marketing support for all Professional Ironman Triathletes who follow me on Twitter. Over 42K quality folks at your access which is 'great exposure' for you & your sponsors. '5x Ironman Champion & Professional Triathlete @HeatherGollnick follows & is one of our biggest supporters as well as 'Hundreds' of other well known Professional Ironman Triathletes & Triathlon Coaches such as @DrAmandaStevens, @TriCoachDavis @MBKessler & countless others...) I am currently following you now and am awaiting your follow-back.

    All the very best to you & your family this year & beyond Deanna. Look forward to hearing from you soon...

    PS. Deanna, should you follow back, I'll be giving you a 'Stand Alone' #FollowFriday #Shoutout including your 'website' tomorrow! (Great Exposure.)

    Darin
    twitter.com/DarinArmstrong
    Team LIVESTRONG

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