Spring Sprint @ Uvas

Join us for this popular race at Uvas Reservoir. It's a Sprint but super-sized. Swim .75 miles in Uvas Reservoir. Bike 16.2 miles on quiet country roads. Only two climbs! Finish up with a 5 mile run. Then eat tasty food and listen to good music while waiting for the award ceremony.

Top 3 in 5-year age groups for Triathlon. Top 3 Overall for all other events. Special Youth & Senior pricing. Clydesdale & Athena waves. Non-binary/Prefer Not Say options. Relays too! AquaBike, Duathlon, Aquathlon, and OWS events also available.

Transition

The transition is staged in the parking lot at the Uvas Reservoir Parking Lot

Event Map

Play with an interactive map

• Will you honor registrations from the previously scheduled Morgan Hill Sprint that was canceled prior to 2025?

  • Registrations for the previously scheduled race were made for a different event and a different company. Our race is a new event with a different name, produced by a different organization. We did not acquire the former race, assume its obligations, or receive any of the registration funds collected by that organization.

  • Because we do not have those funds, we are unable to offer complimentary, transferred, or credited entries based on registrations made with another company. Any refunds, credits, or other remedies related to the prior race remain solely the responsibility of the organization that accepted those registrations.

  • We understand the frustration this situation has caused for many athletes and sincerely empathize with those affected. Our focus has been on building a consistent, well-managed event with clear policies and accountability year over year.

  • We appreciate your understanding and hope you will consider participating in our race on its own merits.

• How does the Aquathlon work?

  • The race starts in the water. After swimming, the Run is the same course as for the Triathlon. There will be a spot in transition near the Run Out for your gear.

• How does the Duathlon work?

  • The first run is from the Finish Line to the Run Course. The bike ride and second run are the same as for the Triathlon

• What perks do you offer clubs?

  • Bay Area Multisport Initiative has a Club Membership. Any registered club that promotes our events and encourages their members to volunteer gets a 15% off coupon code. If your club doesn't have a code, have your Sponsorship person contact us about joining.

  • All registered clubs may have a booth in the Expo for members to hang out and/or to promote their club. Please reserve ahead of time so we can properly map out the Expo and determine what equipment you need.

  • Any club with 8 or more registrations will get club rack(s) in Transition. Be sure to select your club when you register so we can get an accurate count.

  • Check out our Club Competition page. Changes are coming for 2026.

• I represent a vendor/charity. May I have a booth in the Expo?

  • 501c3 charities that provide 5+ volunteers may have a booth in the Expo for free.

  • Vendors may reserve a booth for $250 without your tent; $300 with our tent. Contact us up to two weeks before the Event. If you plan to have sales, Santa Clara County Parks has some rules you need to follow.

  • A table and two chairs will be provided to all who need it. If you need a tent as well, let us know when you reserve your spot

• How can I sponsor this event?

  • Sponsorship details are here

  • Contact info@playtimemultisport.com for more details

Is your club going to be part of the fun?

Club Competition

Get one (1) point for every participant and one (1) for every checked-in volunteer. Get extra points by getting on the podium. There are three categories:

Small Clubs: 0-80 members
Medium Clubs: 81-200 members
Large Clubs: 200+ members

Cash prizes for 1st through 3rd place for each club size.

2025 Results

Large Clubs

1st Place - Silicon Valley Triathlon Club
2nd Place - Golden Gate Triathlon Club

Medium Clubs

1st Place - Cal Triathlon
2nd Place - Santa Cruz Triathlon Association

Small Clubs

1st Place - Team Sheeper
2nd Place - TCMTriSquad

Honorable Mention

Triathlon Club of Monterey

Club Racks

Any club that has eight (8) or more registrants will have rack(s) in the club area near Bike Out. Make sure your club members specify their club when they register to be counted.

Club Tent in the Expo

Let us know if your club wants a spot in our expo. A tent will be provided if you don't have your own. Use it as a hangout place and/or to tell the world about your club!

About Us

At PlayTime Multisport, we believe that race day should be more than just a test of endurance – it should be a celebration of community, fitness, and fun! Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, PlayTime Multisport organizes high-quality multisport and endurance events for athletes of all levels. From first-timers to seasoned pros, we design our races to offer something for everyone.

Giving Back to the Community

At the heart of every PlayTime Multisport event is a commitment to giving back. We are proud to support local charities with every race we organize, ensuring that the benefits of our events extend beyond the athletes and into the community.

A Focus on Inclusivity and Fun

We design our races to cater to all ages and abilities, ensuring that everyone feels welcome and included. Whether you're a child taking part in your first event, a parent racing alongside your family, or an experienced athlete pushing your limits, PlayTime Multisport promises a supportive and encouraging environment.

USA Triathlete Demographics

Average household income for triathletes is $161,300 which is higher than the median household income in the SF Bay Area
Triathletes spend $25 billion on health-related goods and services each year
97% of triathletes have attended college and 50% have post-graduate degrees
Over 400,000 people participate in triathlons each year; 40% of them are female
40-44 is the median age of adult triathletes; largest age group is 30-49 years old

2025 Sponsorship Levels

Each level of sponsorship is determined by either the amount donated or the value of in-kind donations.

Gold (Title Sponsor) $2,500

• Company name will be part of the name of a race
• Company name and logo included in all marketing including a virtual goodie bag
• Logo displayed as Gold Sponsor above lower-level sponsors on our website
• Logo prominently placed on race bib, race t-shirt, medal and finish line banner
• A listing and link from our website to your company’s website
• Inclusion in all email correspondence
• Company announced at the event as a Gold sponsor throughout the day
• Banner(s) hung throughout the venues (supplied by you)
• Free booth in Expo – 10x20

Silver (Area Sponsor) $1000

• Company name will be listed as a sponsor of one event area (i.e., the Swim, Transition)
• Company name and logo included in all marketing including a virtual goodie bag
• Logo displayed as Silver Sponsor above lower-level sponsors
• Logo prominently placed on race t-shirt and signage for the area you sponsor
• A listing and link from our website to your company’s website
• Inclusion in all email correspondence
• Company announced at the event as a Silver sponsor throughout the day
• Banner(s) hung throughout the venues (supplied by you)
• Free booth in Expo – 10x10

Bronze $500

• Company name and logo included in all marketing including a virtual goodie bag
• Logo displayed as Bronze Sponsor above lower-level sponsors
• Logo placed on race t-shirts
• A listing and link from our website to your company’s website
• Inclusion in all email correspondence
• Company announced at the event as a Bronze sponsor throughout the day
• Banner(s) hung throughout the venues (supplied by you)
• Free booth in Expo – 10x10
   

Friends & Family $250

• Company name and logo included in all marketing including a virtual goodie bag
• Logo displayed as Friends & Family Sponsor
• A listing and link from our website to your company’s website

Discount Sponsorship

Discount sponsors provide a discount on their company’s goods or services to race participants and volunteers in exchange for:

• Company name and logo included in all marketing
• A listing and link from our website to your company’s website

Underwriting Opportunities 

Contact us to provide or subsidize one of the following:

• Awards
• Medals
• T-shirts
• Giveaways

Booth Pricing 

Race Day Expo booth. Includes 1 table, 2 chairs, and food & beverage throughout the event. Tents will be provided upon request. Prices are per event. Free to 501c3 organizations if you provide 5 volunteers for the event you participate in.

• 10x10, without tent:  $250
• 10x10, with tent: $300

If you need electricity, accommodations need to be arranged 1 week before the event; depending on the venue, electricity may not be available.

Contact Us

If you are interested in being a sponsor of a PlayTime Multisport race, contact us

The Bike Course is not closed to traffic. CHP will manage traffic at major intersections and any other intersection where bikes would not have the right-of-way. You should still be aware of the cars and not assume they will yield to you.

The Bike Course is used for the Triathlon, AquaBike and Duathlon.

If you are one of the last people out of the swim and runners are already on the road, please watch out for them.

Tricky turns

There are two sharp turns that come after a decent downhill. These are the right turn from Uvas to Oak Glen and the right turn from Oak Glen onto Llagas. In both places, you will see signs that say Slow Down and the volunteers will be urging you to slow down. Don’t go faster than your turning skills! 

Potholes

While the road is in the best shape it’s been since this race started, there are two rough patches on Sycamore. They will have bright orange paint around them to make them easy to see.

Elevation profile

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/48721165

The event is staged at Uvas Reservoir County Park - Parking Lot

Google Maps link

Directions

All roads lead to Baily Avenue.

Coming from the North:

For 101S, continue until the Bailey Ave. exit

For 280s, continue to 85S

For 85S, continue until the Baily Ave. exit

Coming from the East Bay:

Take 680 South or 880 South to 101S and exit at Bailey.

Coming from the South:

If coming up 101N, the GPS will tell you to take the San Martin exit. This will bring you past the Transition area to Event Parking, where there will be lots of athletes on the road bringing their gear to Transition. We strongly encourage you = to continue north to the Bailey exit and follow the directions above instead.

From the Bailey exit:

 Turn left onto Bailey and then left onto McKean.

McKean turns into Uvas. Event Parking will be on your left. Transition will be 400 yards farther south.

Parking

Event Parking is slightly north of the Transition area. There will be staff and signs to direct you.

Google Maps link

Please do not park on Uvas Rd, as we are not permitted to do so. Also, this makes the course unsafe. There is plenty of parking at Event Parking.

The Run Course is the first 2.5 miles of the Bike Course. The vast majority of cyclists will be on the course when the first runner starts, but there may be some stragglers. They should watch out for you and you should watch out for them.

This is the run for the Triathlon, Aquathlon, and the second run of the Duathlon. (The first run of the Duathlon is a short run from the Finish Line.)

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49881812

Run Aid Station layout

There are two aid stations on the run, one at Miles 1&4 and one at Miles 2&3. These will have:

• Water
• Fluid Electrolyte Tabs (low calorie & low sugar)
• Fruit
• Welch’s Fruit Snacks

Saturday

1:00 to 4:00 pm - Packet Pickup at Sports Basement Campbell

Sunday*

5:15 am - Parking Lot opens
5:30 am - Transition & Packet Pickup opens
6:45 am - Transition Closes
7:00 am - Race Starts
7:30 am - Expo Opens
10:00 am - Fun Run for the Kids
10:30 am - Awards
11:30 am - Expo Closes

*All times are tentative until the week of the event

Wave Starts**

7:00 am - 50+, All Genders
7:08 am - 35-49, All Genders
7:16 am - 34 & Under, All Genders, Relay, AquaBike
7:30 am - Duathlon, All Genders
7:45 am - Aquathlon, Open Water Swim

**Clydesdale and Athena will start with their age group

Waves may change going into race day based on the size of the waves

Swim Course

All athletes start their race in the water except for the Duathlon. There will be an opportunity to warm up between waves. The first wave can get into the water at 6:45 am.

Start between the two orange buoys. Once the horn sounds, keep all buoys on your left. Orange buoys are turn buoys, yellow buoys are for sighting during the long swim from one end of the peninsula to the other.

Once you turn at the last buoy, swim to the ramp. As you approach the ramp, be careful not to run into the part that is underwater.

This is the tentative layout of transition.

Google Map: https://tinyurl.com/uvas-transition

All Multisport events are USA Triathlon sanctioned and follow USAT rules. These rules do not apply to the Fun Run.

Need to print a USAT membership card? Click HERE.

Check out the complete USAT rules here

Youth Specific Rules

Youth athletes 15 and under may have one accompanying parent or guardian prior to the race. Please check in with a race official at transition if you would like to accompany a youth athlete in transition.  Parents may not enter transition after transition is cleared and can not run or bike portions of the event with an athlete.

Athletes 16 and older must follow normal USAT rules, this includes athletes only in transition. 

General USAT Rules

Only athletes and race officials are allowed in transition. This includes dogs, kids, parents, and coaches.

Age Group Rule: All age group athletes must participate and compete in the age group division corresponding to the athlete’s age on December 31 of the year of the event.

Know the Course & Stay On Course: Participants must cover the prescribed course in its entirety. It is the participant’s responsibility to know the course.
Upon leaving the course, a participant shall re-enter the course and continue at the same point of departure.

Be a Good Sport: Participants shall refrain from unsportsmanlike conduct, including the improper use of language or conduct directed toward an official. 

This is Not A Contact Sport: Participants shall refrain from intentionally or accidentally blocking, charging, obstructing, or interfering with the forward progress of another participant. No participant shall use his body, head, arms, or legs to gain an unfair advantage, or to push, pull, hold, strike, or force through one or more participants. 

No Unfair Advantage: No participant shall accept from any person (other than a race official) physical assistance in any form, including food, drink, equipment, support, pacing, a replacement bicycle or bicycle parts, unless an express exception has been granted and approved, in writing, by USA Triathlon.

No participant shall use any equipment which the Head Referee determines to be improper, including but not limited to equipment which might provide an unfair advantage or endanger other participants. 

Race Numbers & Body Marking: Participants shall plainly display their race numbers at all times, and shall maintain the race number in an unaltered, unobstructed and readable state at the start and finish gates, in the transition areas, and on the course except at designated areas. 

Do Not Shed Your Gear or Trash: No participant shall leave any equipment or personal gear on the race course except at designated disposal areas such as aid stations. 

No Audio Devices: No participant shall, at any time during the event, use or wear a hard cast, headset, radio, personal audio device, or any other item deemed dangerous by the Head Referee. 

Glass is Bad for Feet & Bikes: No participant shall utilize any glass bottles or glass containers at any time during the event. 

Keep Your Clothes On: Public nudity at any time during the event is prohibited.

Transition Specific USAT Rules
Mount and Dismount line: Athletes must walk bike to the designated mount line.  Athletes must dismount at the designated dismount line and walk bike to designated transition spot. Failure to do so can result in a variable time penalty.

All Gear Goes in the Transition Area: All participants shall place equipment only in the properly designated and individually assigned bicycle corral and shall at all times keep their equipment confined to such properly designated areas. All participants must return their bicycles to an upright position in the properly designated bicycle corral after completion of the cycling course and before beginning the next segment of the event. Any violation of this Section shall result in a variable time penalty.

Watch Out for Others in Transition: No participant shall impede the forward progress of another participant or interfere with another participant's equipment while in the transition area.

Swim Specific USAT Rules

All Strokes Allowed: Swimmers may use any stroke to propel themselves through the water and may tread water or float.

Resting Or Touching the Bottom: A participant may stand on the bottom or rest by holding an inanimate object such as a buoy, boat, rope or floating object. Excluding the bottom, a participant shall not use any inanimate object to gain forward progress. 

In Case of An Emergency: A swimmer experiencing difficulty and in need of assistance shall raise an arm overhead, and pump it up and down, and call or seek assistance. A swimmer can hold onto buoys, kayak, or other assistance as long as they do not forward progress from the assistance. 

Wet Suits: Each age group participant shall be permitted to wear a wetsuit without penalty in any event sanctioned by USA Triathlon up to and including a water temperature of 78 degrees Fahrenheit. When the water temperature is greater than 78 degrees, but less than 84 degrees Fahrenheit, age group participants may wear a wet suit at their own discretion, provided however that participants who wear a wet suit within this temperature range shall not be eligible for prizes or awards. Age group participants shall not wear wet suits in water temperatures equal to or greater than 84 degrees Fahrenheit. Any swimmer wearing a wetsuit with a thickness measured in any part greater than 5 millimeters shall be disqualified. 

Wear Your Swim Cap: If provided by race management, a swimmer shall wear the proper official swim cap corresponding to his wave. The penalty for an infraction of this rule is a variable time penalty. For safety reasons if no official cap is provided, all swimmers should wear their own brightly colored swim cap.

Goggles are Optional, But Highly Recommended: Swimmers may wear, but shall not be required to wear, swim goggles or face masks.

You Cannot Use a Boat or Flippers: Any swimmer wearing any artificial propulsion device, including but not limited to fins, gloves, paddles, or floating devices of any kind shall be disqualified.

Bike Specific USAT Rules

Human Power Only & Push It If Necessary: All bicycles shall be propelled only by human force and human power. Other than pushing a bicycle, any propulsive action brought on by the use of the hands is prohibited. Participants shall not make any forward progress unaccompanied by their bicycle. If a bicycle is rendered inoperable, a participant may proceed on the cycling course, running or walking, while pushing or carrying the bicycle, so long as the bicycle is pushed or carried in a manner not to obstruct or impede the progress of other participants. 

Obey the Traffic Laws: All participants must obey all traffic laws while on the cycling course unless otherwise specifically directed by a USA Triathlon official, race monitor or designee with actual authority. Unless otherwise directed in accordance with the preceding sentence, all participants shall come to a complete stop when required by a traffic sign or traffic control device and shall not proceed through any intersection unless such intersection is clear of oncoming traffic. In no case shall a cyclist cross a solid yellow line indicating a no passing zone.

Hand on Bike, Helmet on Head: The helmet must be fastened before the participant first mounts the bicycle, at all times when the participant is on the bicycle, and must not be unfastened until the participant has dismounted. 

You Cannot Draft Bikes or Cars: In accordance with the Rules as set forth in this section, a participant is not permitted to position his bicycle in the proximity of another moving vehicle so as to benefit from reduced air resistance.  While on the cycling course, participants shall not work together to improve performance, efficiency, or position by teamwork or other joint conduct. 

The Drafting Zone: The term "drafting zone" shall refer to a rectangular area seven (7) meters long and two (2) meters wide surrounding each bicycle. The longer sides of the zone begin at the leading edge of the front wheel and run backward parallel to the bicycle; the front wheel divides the short side of the zone into two equal parts. With respect to a moving motor vehicle, the "drafting zone" is a rectangular area extending 15 meters to each side of the vehicle and 30 meters behind the vehicle.

After Being Passed Move from the Drafting Zone: When the leading edge of the front wheel of one cyclist passes beyond the front wheel of another cyclist, the second cyclist has been "overtaken" within the meaning of these Rules. A cyclist who has been overtaken bears primary responsibility for avoiding a position foul and must immediately move to the rear and out of the drafting zone of the passing cyclist. The overtaken cyclist shall first move completely out of the drafting zone of the other cyclist before attempting to re-pass the other cyclist.

No Blocking or Crowding; This is Not Football: Cyclists must not block or obstruct the progress of another participant. A participant is generally entitled to assume any otherwise proper location on the cycling course provided that the participant arrives in the position first without contacting another participant.
When taking a position near another participant, however, a cyclist shall not crowd the other participant and shall allow reasonable space for the other participant to make normal movements without making contact.

Stay to the Right: Except for reasons of safety and when no advantage is gained, all cyclists shall keep to the right of the prescribed course unless passing.
Pass on the Left: A participant who approaches another cyclist from the rear or from another unfavorable position bears primary responsibility for avoiding a position foul even if the cyclist being approached alters speed. A participant must not attempt to pass another cyclist unless adequate space is available and the athlete is confident of his/her ability to pass the other cyclist. All passing is to be done to the left of the cyclist being overtaken unless otherwise specified.

Run Specific USAT Rules

Run or Walk The Course: A participant must run or walk the entire portion of the run course. Except for reasons of safety and when no advantage is gained, all runners shall follow and remain within the prescribed course. A participant who gains forward progress by crawling or otherwise violates this Section shall be disqualified. The responsibility of knowing and following the prescribed course rests with each participant.

No Glass or Audio Devices: See above.

Where Do I Set Up My Equipment in Transition?

Typically, you set up transition next to your "down tire". You have the width of your handlebars on either the left or right of your bike to set up your transition.  This allows your fellow athletes to also have space in transition.

All participants get

• Fully Supported Race
  • Chip Timing
  • Bike Tech prior to the race
  • Controlled intersections
  • SAG Wagon
• Water & Electrolytes at the Aid Stations & Transition
• Hot drinks, Water & Recovery Drink in the Expo
• Race t-shirt
• Race swim cap (except for Duathlon)
• Medal
• Brunch
  
  • Breakfast Burritos
  • Oatmeal Bar
  • Snacks
• Free entry into a raffle

You also have access to a 12-week training plan from Rolling Stumps Endurance to help you get ready for our event.

We have received several inquiries asking whether we will honor registrations from a previously scheduled race that was canceled in prior years ('20, '22, '23, '24).

We want to be very clear and transparent: those registrations were made for a different event with a different company. Our race is a new event with a new name, produced by a new organization. We did not acquire the prior race, we did not assume its liabilities, and we did not receive any registration funds from that organization.

Because we do not have those funds, we are not able to offer complimentary or transferred entries based on registrations made with another company. Any refunds or credits related to the prior event remain solely the responsibility of the organization that accepted those registrations.

We understand the frustration and disappointment many athletes feel, and we genuinely empathize with those affected. Our goal is to build a reliable, well-run event going forward, with clear policies and accountability.

We appreciate your understanding and hope you will consider joining us for this new race on its own merits.