Despite strong performances from the locals and other contenders the Byron Bay Tri club has maintained its top place on the North Coast Triathlon League after the second event of the season held in Yamba earlier this month.
The Clarence Valley Stingrays made full use of home ground advantage to take 30 points from the event, but the Coffs Harbour Rockets also matched this top score.
The Byron Breakers were just two points behind on the day with a score of 28.
They remain at the top of the overall ladder.
Jaime Cascajares shone for the Breakers as he claimed third place overall and first in his age category.
Peter Clarke, Nerida Clarke, Gracie Ritcher and Deb Fuller also topped their age divisions at Yamba.
The Byron Breakers sit on 54 competition points just a breath ahead of the Clarence Valley Stingrays who are on 53.5. The Coffs Harbour Rockets are in third place ahead of the Hat Head Hammerheads, Grafton Bull Sharks, Ballina Seahorses and the Tweed Valley Volcanoes.
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