Tyler Mislawchuk
Triathlon
Tyler Mislawchuk entered his first triathlon at 15 as cross-training for hockey and soccer but quickly committed fully. He made his World Cup debut in 2013 and stepped up to the ITU World Triathlon Series in 2015, finishing 10th in London as the highest-ranked Canadian man. He made his Olympic debut in Rio 2016 and won the Tokyo Olympic test event in 2019 before finishing 15th at Tokyo 2020.
After injuries in 2022, he surged from 115th to 12th in the WTCS rankings in 2023, setting his sights on Paris 2024, where he secured a top-10 finish. Recently, he won his first middle-distance triathlon, completing his first half marathon, signaling a move toward long-course racing.
