Wyatt Park Athletics Track

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  • Track Information

    Wyatt Park is a grass track in Auburn in Sydney’s western suburbs.

    The venue is a grass track, with rubberised bitumen runways for long jump, high jump, pole vault and javelin.

    The venue is managed by Asics West Track & Field.

  • Club/Centre

    Asics West Track & Field and Tigers West Little Athletics Centre

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  • Facilities
    Track Length: 400m
    Number of lanes – circular: 8
    Number of Lanes – Straight: 8
    Water Jump: No
    Long Jump Pits: 2
    High Jump Fans: 2
    Pole Vault Pits: 1
    Discus Circles: 1
    Shot Put Circles: 2
    Javelin Runways: 1
    Hammer Circles: 1
    Lighting: Yes
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    NSW All Schools Championships

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    26 September 2026
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    29 September 2026
    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…
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    NSW 3000m Championships

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    31 October 2026
    The NSW 3000m Championships features a series of time graded races, culminating in the NSW titles for the event. The meet in its current incarnation dates back to 2003 and has grown in strength to become one the premier track distance running event on the NSW calendar. The men’s title has been conducted on 22 occasions, while the women’s has Read more…
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    NSW Relay Championships

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    13 November 2026
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    15 November 2026
    The NSW Relay Championships is one of the largest annual meets conducted in Australia, with NSW clubs entering teams in track and field relays in age groups from Under 13 through to Masters. The 2026 edition will be conducted at the Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre, with the meet having previously been conducted at Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre, Campbelltown Read more…

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