Special membership price for winter starts May 1st

The Committee

The amazing Women Behind The Scenes

We have an incredible committee this year. We all have a mixture of skills and we work well as a team to create a fun and supportive enviroment for women to thrive in. We have a big focus on health and safety and all of our training sessions and events are created with the utmost care. We want to see everyone finish smiling and uninjured.
Anita Hojird
Chair Sister
Anita, a registered nurse with years of experience is the current Chairwoman of the Sisterhood and has found her passion in triathlon. She first competed in the Kelloggs Special K Women's tri almost twenty years ago. But she only discovered her love for the sport at Tauranga Women's Triathlon in 2023 Anita's positive energy and guidance as the voice of reason for the Twisted Sisters have helped to create a supportive community of empowered women who strive for excellence. Her dedication and optimism have sparked a movement towards positive change, and she has been an inspiration to many. Originally from England, she now lives in Manurewa with her husband and is always keen for a swim at Takapuna or a shuffle on a Sunday.
Caitlin Stables
Treasurer
Caitlin personifies dynamism and an unwavering zest for life. From her achievements in competition swimming to her exciting journey in open water swimming, she showcases an appetite for diverse challenges. Caitlin's influence extends to her role as a St John leader for youth, guiding and motivating them to reach their full potential. Her accomplishment of completing a 5km running race reflects her resilience, and her aspirations for Tarawera 2025 exemplify her unrelenting pursuit of excellence.
Maria Holmes
Health and Safety Officer Privacy Officer
Maria's infectious positivity and her eagerness to embrace new challenges create an inspiring environment that ignites the potential in others. She has a passion for new ventures, having played soccer since 2018, netball since 2016, and competed in triathlons since 2016. Her ambition is to complete an Olympic distance triathlon and perhaps an Ironman. Her unwavering reliability and willingness to share her skills make her a genuine leader and a catalyst for positive change.
Kylie Frost
Secretary, Club Coach
Kylie completed her first triathlon in 2016, embracing the challenge with a memorable doggy paddle! By 2017, she conquered her first 70.3, and in 2021, she pushed the limits at Ironman New Zealand, finishing with just 70 seconds to spare (16:58:50). As a Tri NZ coach, she is now tackling new heights, training for the Tarawera 50km ultra. Alongside her incredible athletic journey, she is a proud parent of six, a grandparent to two, and balances working seven days a week. Her passion for helping others and boundless motivation continue to inspire those around them!