Behind the Athlete
Passion | Persistence | Perseverance.
At merely 19 years of age, Jack Crome has already made a significant impact as an Australian triathlete, garnering attention on both national and international stages. As a junior professional athlete, guided by esteemed coach Warwick Dalziel, Jack's numerous state and national titles are a testament to his dedication and prowess in the sport. His eyes are firmly set on achieving Olympic gold at the Brisbane 2032 Games.
Embarking on a career in professional sports demands unwavering commitment, personal sacrifice, and relentless dedication to preparation. Jack has demonstrated these qualities since his youth, investing countless hours in training and practice outside of school and during weekends to hone his skills and pursue his dream of competing as a top-level professional triathlete.
In the short term, Jack aims to solidify his presence at the regional Continental Cup and World Cup levels within the next 5-10 years, with aspirations to excel in the WT Championship Series or the thrilling new PTO series.
Triathlon Australia and the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) have recognised Jack's exceptional performances and future potential by selecting him as a Categorised Athlete for the Olympic pathway program.
Beyond his full-time triathlete training and part-time jobs to support his athletic endeavors, Jack is also a part-time student at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). He is pursuing a double degree in Data Science and Business Marketing, reflecting his commitment to a well-rounded personal and professional development.
Born in 2004 and raised in Brisbane, Australia, Jack's love for sports, particularly cross country, track running, and football, ignited his competitive spirit and passion for racing. Throughout his school years, he took on various leadership roles, shaping him into a well-rounded individual. When triathlon entered his life in 2014, it quickly became his favorite athletic pursuit.
By 2022, Jack had already claimed multiple National Junior triathlon titles. Now, he eagerly looks forward to transitioning his success onto the world stage, where he will undoubtedly compete against the best of the best, fueled by his unyielding passion and determination.

Career Highlights
International Level
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37th - 2022 Europe Triathlon Cup Coimbra - Elite Men
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36th - 2022 Africa Triathlon Cup Yasmine Hammamet
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22nd - 2022 Europe Triathlon Junior Cup Caorle
National Level
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2021 Australian Junior (U20) Sprint Triathlon Champion 2021
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2023 Oceania Championships - 3rd
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2023 Australian Junior sprint triathlon Championships - 2nd
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Australian Junior Mixed Relay Championships– 2nd x 2
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2019 Australian Super Sprint Triathlon Junior B (U18) Champion and 6th Junior (U20)
State Level
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2021 Qld School Sport Triathlon Senior Sprint Champion 2021
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Qld All Schools Cross Country U18 Champion 2021
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Qld All Schools Triathlon – 2nd 2021
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2021 Triathlon Qld State Sprint Triathlon Champion
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2020 Qld School Sport Triathlon Champion