2026 NTT Ranking U23 Finalized, Top Spot Goes to Mamoru Hiraizumi
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According to official information from Triathlon Japan, the 2026 NTT Ranking U23 (a ranking for athletes aged 23 and under) has been finalized. The finalization date is November 3, 2026.
In this announcement, the first-place athlete is Mako Hiraizumi, who belongs to TRANSCOSMOS Ibaraki. The second-place athlete is Manami Hayashi, who is affiliated with Japan Welfare University, NTT East Japan, and NTT West Japan. The third-place athlete is Ayame Hayashi, who is also affiliated with Japan Welfare University. In this way, athletes from Japan Welfare University appear among the top rankings.
The ranking serves as one benchmark for understanding the current abilities and results of young triathlon athletes. Because it allows people to check the standings of athletes who are active in domestic competitions, it is also useful information for those interested in the sport.
Attention is likely to focus on how the young athletes will change their positions in the future. Detailed rankings and athlete information can be checked on the official website of Triathlon Japan.
Sources: 公益社団法人トライアスロンジャパン
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