Pineappleman Sprint Triathlon & the Jr. Pie

Saturday 7th June 2014  7:45 AM

Pineapple Festival event; a fundraiser for the Zion Children's Home, Current Island.

When: Saturday, June 7, 2014
Where: Gregory Town, Eleuthera
Time: 7:45am (check in) 8:45am (race start)

JOIN A RELAY OR DO IT YOURSELF, GET IN SHAPE FOR THE SUMMER, WIN GREAT PRIZES!

Early registration is under way and is open until April 27th when the fees will increase by $10.

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