This year’s Triathlon will take place on a Saturday morning instead of our typical Sunday morning race. The event will be part of our larger 3-day Centennial Celebration. Come for a weekend of fun for the whole family! 

Come join our ministry and race for a cause! The CPBC Triathlon is an exciting opportunity to raise funds for our Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Family Camp. You can participate in the full triathlon, sprint triathlon, or the fitness walk. Competitors can choose to participate as either individuals or as a team made up of 2 or 3 people competing in separate legs of the race. Start is at 7:30am! Non-competitors love to cheer on the athletes and enjoy great meals and great people.

Triathlon History: The CPBC Triathlon began in 1999. Our triathlon has always been about raising funds for enabling accessibility in our ministry, while also celebrating the outdoors and our broader Covenant Point community. In the early years, funds were raised to update ADA accessibility in bathrooms, build ramps, and hire extra summer staff to meet camper needs. Since 2013, the triathlon has funded our Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Family Camp – a family camp experience at Covenant Point designed to build community and support among families who have children with autism. For some, this week is the highlight of their year. We feel similarly: it is a privilege to come alongside each of these remarkable families!

Thanks to triathletes and generous supporters, in 2025 the Triathlon raised $10,785!