More than a race

The AUA Rohrman
legacy.

The AUA Rohrman is a living tribute to two remarkable co-founders whose brilliance, athleticism and service helped shape the event—and Antigua’s sporting community.

“Their vision lives on in every stride, every stroke, every pedal and every finish line.”

The name behind AUA Rohrman

Jonathan
Rohr

Jonathan was an American University of Antigua student, elite triathlete and co-founder of the event. He tragically passed away at just 25 years old before the very first edition could take place.

Brilliant in the classroom, he was a straight-A medical student and mentor who dreamed of becoming a doctor and educator. Beyond his studies, Jonathan was an exceptional athlete who earned a place on the USA National Triathlon Team while pursuing medicine.

He helped lay the foundation for what AUA Rohrman would become. Although he never saw the first race, his vision lives on in every athlete, every finish line and every step taken on these courses.

A champion of Antiguan sport

Andre
Simon

Andre was a co-founder of the event, a national triathlete and a multiple-time National Champion cyclist. His sporting achievements were extraordinary, matched only by his passion and dedication to Antigua’s athletic community.

His untimely passing in 2023 was a profound loss. At the 2024 AUA Rohrman Triathlon, his legacy was celebrated with his image proudly displayed on race bibs, water bottles and banners.

Andre’s vision and spirit remain part of the event he helped create—carried forward in every stride, every stroke and every pedal.

A life in sport and community

Andre
in motion.

Andre Simon celebrating a cycling victory on the podium

Andre Simon carrying a ceremonial torch while cycling

Andre Simon presenting a trophy at a community sporting event

Andre Simon sharing a trophy celebration with a young child

Andre Simon racing the cycling leg of the Rainbow Cup triathlon

Andre Simon with a fellow athlete after finishing the Rainbow Cup triathlon

Beyond our founders

Those we remember
and celebrate.

Jonathan Rohr and Andre Simon hold a unique place as co-founders of the event. We also honour members of the wider AUA Rohrman family whose service, friendship and presence helped shape our community.

Carl Joseph supporting an AUA Rohrman swim event

Swimming leader · Mentor

Carl Joseph

Carl was a dedicated leader in the swimming community and a mentor to so many. He played a critical role in the swimming segments of our events, and his sudden passing in 2020 left a void that can never be filled.

His kindness, leadership and commitment continue to resonate with everyone who knew him.

Arthur Mozi Mussington receiving an award at AUA Rohrman

Arthur Mozi Mussington smiling with the Rohrman community

Arthur Mozi Mussington running at an AUA Rohrman event

Competitor · Teammate · Friend

Arthur “Mozi” Mussington

Mozi was a familiar and valued presence at Rohrman events over many years. We are deeply saddened by his passing and grateful for the memories, friendship and sporting spirit he shared with our community. He will be greatly missed.

The published Rohrman archive records his participation from 2012 through 2024, including:

2012 — 2nd, Tinman Half-Ironman Relay · 4:38:11
2013 — 3rd, Team Aquathlon · 1:21:06.69
2014 — 1st, 5K Run; 2nd, Olympic Mixed Team Relay
2015 — 4th, Sprint Triathlon Relay · 1:15:28.8
2016 — 5th, Half-Ironman Triathlon Relay · 5:38:36.5
2017 — 5th, Olympic Triathlon Relay · 2:35:46.9
2018 — 4th, Olympic Triathlon Team · 2:38:18.6
2019 — 5th, Olympic Triathlon Relay · 2:33:53.1
2024 — 6th, 10K Road Race · 43:03, recorded as Mosei Mussington

May he rest in eternal peace.

Their race continues

Two founders.
One enduring vision.

Jonathan Rohr and Andre Simon built more than an event. They created a tradition of excellence, courage, community and possibility that continues to inspire every AUA Rohrman athlete.

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