The NSW Junior Championships are conducted in age groups from Under 13 through to Under 20 are is the pinnacle state event for junior athletes, with athletes from Little Athletics Centres and Athletics NSW Clubs eligible to compete. Competition is conducted in two-year age brackets, with athletes needing to be under the relevant age at 31 December in the year Read more…
The Adelaide Invitational is a World Athletics Continental Tour – Challenger meet accrues Category D ranking points for World Athletics Rankings. The one-day meet has been held annually since 2022 as part of Australian Athletics’s high performance circuit. Prior to this, Adelaide had regularly held similar meets through to the 2014 season. The event is conducted by Australian Athletics. 2026 Read more…
The NSW Open Championships date back to 1888 and are the oldest athletics championship event in Australia. Women’s state championshis were first held in 1926, and then regularly from 1932 under the auspices of the NSW Women’s Athletics Association. The Little Athletics NSW State Championships, for athletes in the U9 to U12s age groups, are held concurrently with the meet. Read more…
Canterbury College is an independent school located on the Gold Coast, which has a six lane synthetic track. The track is a Mondo surface that was relaid in 2019 from the warm up track for the 2018 Commonwealth Games, as part of a tender process from the Games’ Legacy Asset Program. Read more…
Loganlea Athletics Field is a grass track located on the Gold Coast. The track is marked year round. facility has four synthetic long/triple jump pits, two synthetic high jump fans, one synthetic javelin runway, two discs cages and multiple shot put circles encased by an eight lane grass track. The venue is predominantly used for Little Athletics and is managed Read more…
The Gold Coast Performance Centre at Runaway Bay was founded in the late 1990s by former world record holder Ron Clarke. The venue was originally named the Runaway Bay Sports Super Centre. The venue was sold to the Queensland government in 2007. The venue was known as the BLK Performance Centre under a naming rights sponsorship during 2019 until June Read more…
