The medal haul has continued for Australia, as juniors and seniors show off their impressive form on Day 2 of the Oceania Athletics Championships in Mackay, Queensland.
Track and field stars Mackenzie Little, Jake Doran and James Turner have lead a strong Australian charge on Day 1 of the Oceania Athletics Championships, as battle commenced between Australia and its trans-Tasman rivals
It was a night for the high-flyers at the Rabat Diamond League as Nina Kennedy and Nicola Olyslagers made their way up and over bars and onto the podium, while Matthew Denny’s discus went farther than ever before as he too stamped his top-three presence.
With selection for the World Athletics Championships and Commonwealth Games around the corner, this year’s Oceania Athletics Championships is a critically important opportunity for athletes across the region.
Leg four of the Diamond League arrives in Rabat tonight, with seven Australians headlined by Eleanor Patterson and Nicola Olyslagers set to feature at the meet, continuing a strong Australian presence on the series in 2022.
The Oceania Athletics Championships are the pinnacle event for the Oceania Area and will see many of Australia’s best athletes head to Mackay from June 7-11 to compete against countries from the region, serving as an important stepping stone for the international opportunities to come in 2022.
Athletics Australia has today released a free resource for mass participation event organisers to enhance the experience of participants at their events. The Practical Guide to Managing Congestion During Mass Participation Running Events is the culmination of a PhD research project conducted by CQ University Australia student, Sean Peckover.
When it comes to wheelchair racing, Nottwil, Switzerland is the place to be – and that rang true for Australia’s top talent this week as they supercharged their preparations for the Birmingham Commonwealth Games and beyond at the third leg of the World Para Athletics Grand Prix.
The nation’s premier junior athletes are one step closer to returning to the international scene for the World Athletics Under 20 Championships to be held in Colombia this August, gathering on the Gold Coast for a training camp last week to refine their preparations.
Athletics Australia wishes to recognise and celebrate the 44 athletes selected as part of the Australian Ceremonial Team for the 2022 FISU World University Games that were due to be held in Chengdu, China in June.
The youthful brilliance of Australian athletics was on display across both the Gold Coast Invitational and NCAA over the weekend as an Under 20 Australian record fell and 14 Aussies punched their ticket to the NCAA Final in Eugene, while established athletes flexed their form.
Middle distance star Oliver Hoare has impressed with a podium finish at the Prefontaine Classic, as six Australians lined up at Hayward Field where they will compete for medals at the World Athletics Championships this July.
Nicola Olyslagers, Jessica Hull, Oliver Hoare, Matthew Ramsden, Brett Robinson, and Charlie Hunter will take first look at the track which will also host the World Athletics Championships in July, after leg two was hosted at the home of the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Australia’s leading pole vaulters are on track to defend their medals at the Commonwealth Games this August, following their latest training camp focussed on innovation and collaboration at the Western Australian Institute of Sport in Perth.
The world ranked number one is not alluding to the work of Da Vinci or van Gough, but instead illustrations of the world’s premier race walkers, as Australia’s 24-year-old contemporary masterpiece continues to develop stroke by stroke.
The athletics action over the weekend was not limited to the Diamond League at Birmingham, as a host of Australians lead by Abbey Caldwell registered strong performances across the globe – including right here at home.
Podium finishes from Jessica Hull and Oliver Hoare at leg two of the Diamond League headlined an afternoon of mixed results in Birmingham, as an eight-strong contingent of Australians tested their form in the world’s premier annual athletics series.
After podium finishes at leg one of the Wanda Diamond League in Doha, Jessica Hull and Peter Bol will lead a contingent of nine Australians at leg two of the series in Birmingham, hosted at the freshly redeveloped facility for the 2022 Commonwealth Games this August.