Zeke Uwland edges Bodhi in Noosa Triathlon duel
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Last updated Nov 12, 2026

Zeke Uwland triumphed over his brother Bodhi in a close contest at the Noosa Triathlon on November 12, 2026. Zeke finished the race 17 seconds ahead of Bodhi in a modified event that replaced the swimming leg with a beach run due to shark sightings. Both brothers, along with teammate Sam Collins, competed in the triathlon with Bodhi coming fresh off his first Gold Coast best and fairest. Zeke expressed his excitement about the victory and looked forward to continued training ahead of the 2027 season, where he anticipates playing at half-back.
- •Zeke Uwland finished 17 seconds ahead of Bodhi at the Noosa Triathlon.
- •The swim leg was altered due to shark sightings.
- •Bodhi recently won his first Gold Coast best and fairest.
- •Zeke aims to play at half-back in the 2027 season.
- •Sam Collins also participated in the triathlon.
- 3:47 AMAFL — How Zeke managed to one-up his B&F-winning brother this off-season
"Zeke Uwland gets the better of big brother Bodhi in the recent Noosa Triathlon
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