West Palm Beach Hosts Second Annual BillBone Olympic Triathlon

Hundreds of athletes compete in the popular community event at Okeeheelee Park

Apr. 13, 2026 at 2:31am

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An abstract, energetic painting in neon colors depicting the fluid motion and intensity of triathletes competing in a swimming, cycling, and running event.The second annual BillBone Olympic Triathlon in West Palm Beach brought together hundreds of athletes to test their endurance and showcase their skills.West Palm Beach Today

The second annual BillBone Olympic Triathlon took place on Sunday morning in West Palm Beach's Okeeheelee Park. Hundreds of athletes from across Florida participated in the swimming, cycling, and running competition, with Cindy Alghawi finishing the swimming portion strongly.

Why it matters

The BillBone Triathlon has quickly become a beloved community event in West Palm Beach, drawing athletes of all levels to test their endurance and showcase their skills. The race promotes an active, healthy lifestyle and brings together residents from across the region.

The details

The BillBone Olympic Triathlon features a 1.5km swim, 40km bike ride, and 10km run. Hundreds of participants, ranging from seasoned triathletes to first-time competitors, took part in the event on Sunday morning. Cindy Alghawi was among the standout performers, finishing the swimming leg with a strong showing.

  • The second annual BillBone Olympic Triathlon took place on Sunday, April 13, 2026.
  • The event started at 7:00 AM local time.

The players

Cindy Alghawi

A participant in the BillBone Olympic Triathlon who had a strong showing in the swimming portion of the event.

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What’s next

The organizers of the BillBone Olympic Triathlon are already planning for next year's event, which is expected to draw an even larger field of competitors.

The takeaway

The BillBone Olympic Triathlon has quickly become a beloved community event in West Palm Beach, promoting an active, healthy lifestyle and bringing together residents from across the region to test their endurance and showcase their skills.