The Victorian Country Track & Field Championships offers events in age groups from U14 up to 60+. The event is open to both metropolitan and country athletes. The event is conducted by Athletics Victoria. Read more…
The Capital Athletics (ACT Championships) are held at the AIS over the Australia Day long weekend. The venue is one of Australia’s favourite tracks for sprinters and jumpers. The meet is conducted by Capital Athletics and sees a large number of interstate athletes travelling to Canberra. Read more…
The Victorian Milers Club was founded in 2005 and runs a series of middle distance meets in Melbourne each year. The club is modelled on the British Milers Club. Most meets are granted a World Athletics F permit by Australian Athletics for the A & B races, which allows performances to count towards qualification to competitions, including the World Athletics Read more…
ES Marks Athletics Field was originally named Sydney Athletics Field, with the track being constructed in 1906. It was renamed in the 1940s after former Lord Mayor of Sydney and leading athletics administrator, Ernest Samuel Marks. The first cinders athletics track in New South Wales was laid at the venue in 1947. The track had six lanes at this time. Read more…
King George’s Oval is located in Rozelle in Sydney’s inner west. The venue is a seasonal grass track, which is located in a foreshore park adjacent to Iron Cove Bay. The ‘Bay Run’, a 7km circuit, is a popular running location. Four synthetic long jump pits are located at the western end of the track, while the throwing circles are Read more…
