6'0"
22
Wanaka
Wanaka Primary School
*competing for New Zealand
Biathlon NZL
Campbell Wright, born in Wanaka, New Zealand, is a dual citizen of both New Zealand and the United States, where both of his parents were born. He began biathlon in 2016 at the age of 14. Growing up skiing at the Snowfarm, building his biathlon base under the silver fern, he is proud to have achieved notable success representing New Zealand. Campbell topped the juniors with a gold medal finish in the sprint at the 2023 Junior World Championships in Schuchinsk, Kazakhstan. He has made a name for himself amongst the senior biathletes as well, as his top-15 finish at the 2022 Antholz (ITA) World Cup punched him a ticket to the 2022 Beijing Olympics as a 19-year-old. Campbell also finished top-20 at the 2023 World Championships in Oberhof, Germany. His biggest influencer is Lance Armstrong and his favorite biathlon venue to race at is Brezno Osrblie in Slovakia.
Campbell Wright (Wanaka, NZL/Waiorau Nordic Skiing) rewrites his World Cup personal best in Kontiolahti, FIN with a fourth-place finish in the men’s 10km sprint and a ticket to his second World Cup flower ceremony. Shooting a perfect 10 for 10, Wright ...
Campbell Wright (Wanaka, NZL/U.S. Biathlon) rewrites his World Cup personal best for the fourth time at home at Soldier Hollow with a sixth place finish in the men’s 10km sprint and a ticket to his first World Cup flower ceremony. Shooting nine for ten...
The men’s 4x7.5km relay kicked off the Soldier Hollow BMW IBU World Cup with the U.S. Biathlon Team racing to an historic fourth place finish, the best-ever U.S. finish on home soil in the discipline. The quartet of Vincent Bonacci (Salt Lake City, UT/...
Campbell Wright (Wanaka, NZL/U.S. Biathlon) rewrites his World Cup personal best for the third time this season with an eighth place finish in the men’s 20km individual to kick off the third trimester of racing in Oslo, Norway. At 21 years old, Wright ...
