The NSW All Schools is the state athletics championship for secondary school students, incorporating students from all sectors of the education system, including Government, Catholic & Independent Schools. The event was first held in 1936. The meet will be conducted over four days from 27-30 September. Meet records and all-time lists are maintained for the event, which is a significant Read more…
Open to athletes turning 12 to 17 years old in 2025 (as of 31 December). Athletes must hold either a Base/Qrun Membership ($12), a Club Membership, or be registered in North Queensland. Events align with the Australian All Schools Championships, meaning there is no Under 20 age group, and only eligible para events are included. The event is run by Read more…
The Australian All Schools Championships are held in December each year and will be held in Melbourne in 2025. The Australian All Schools Championships currently features events in age groups from Under 14 to Under 18. The meet dates back to 1976. Competitors are chosen to compete for their state by their state athletics association, usually based on results from Read more…
Keith Beavis Oval is located in the Brisbane suburb of Windsor and features a grass track. The oval is contained within Windsor Park. The eight lane track is marked for most of the year. There are synthetic long jump runways and a synthetic high jump fan external to the first bend of the track. A discus circle is located on Read more…
A new stadium is set to be built to host the athletics for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games, located in Victoria Park. Announced by the Queensland Government on 25 March following a 100 day review undertaken by the Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority the new stadium replaces prior plans that the Games would be held at a refurbished Queensland Read more…
Paul O’Brien Oval is located in the Brisbane suburb of Geebung and features a grass athletics track with synthetic field event facilities. The venue was named in 1999 after Paul O’Brien OAM, a former Chief Legal Officer of the Brisbane City Council, who was instrumental in the development and success of the local Little Athletics centre and athletics club that Read more…
