An historic moment in the history of running in Australia will happen on the roads of Sydney this Sunday when the TCS Sydney Marathon becomes the 7th Abbott World Major.
In very brisk conditions in Ballarat today, UTS Norths athlete Bronte Oates totally dominated the open women’s 10km cross country championships of Australia, while NSW were very strong across the ages, winning a medal in 20 of the 22 team competitions.
Ballarat will be the heartbeat of Australian distance running this weekend as over 1600 athletes descend upon Victoria Park for the Australian Athletics Cross Country Championships, with hopefuls from around the country primed for their shot at national glory.
On a night where rain battered the stadium and Olympic champions faltered, dual Olympic medallist Nicola Olyslagers rose above the conditions to share the top spot in the Women’s High Jump at the Lausanne Diamond League, a highlight in a string of gritty Australian performances in Switzerland.
The 73rd edition of the NSW Road Relays, had it all this year. Battling regular heavy down pours, there was a thriller in the women’s race with just a few second deciding the race.
Athletics NSW held its Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 30 July at the NSW Centre of Excellence, marking what Chair Matt Whitbread described as “the most significant years in our sport in over 50-years.”
Athletics NSW proudly congratulates eleven of its technical officials who have successfully completed the World Athletics Bronze Referees Education, marking a significant milestone in their officiating careers and strengthening the state’s presence on the international athletics stage.
Glorious conditions at Dapto greeted the nearly 700 athletes competing at the 110th NSW Short Course Cross Country Championships. Over the shorter distance, on the flat technical course, there was some thrilling racing for the open titles. It was a very successful day for Ben Liddy who coached both the men’s and women’s champions.
As we celebrate NAIDOC week around Australia, David Tarbotton profiles seven great NSW indigenous track and field athletes who have represented Australia as senior athletes.
NSW Athletics welcomes today’s announcement by Australian Athletics (AA) and Little Athletics Australia (LAA), on the historic alignment of the Australian Junior Athletics Championships (AJAC) and COLES Australian Little Athletics Championships (ALAC), commencing in 2026.
NSW Athletics celebrates the NSW Government’s $8.3 million commitment to redevelop the synthetic athletics track at the Sydney Academy of Sport in Narrabeen.
The 2025 NSW Cross Country Championships were a major success with record entry numbers (800), close team battles between more teams than ever and plenty of emerging talent – all on an iconic venue.
The 127th edition of the NSW Athletics Cross Country Championships were held in glorious winter conditions over the rugged Willandra course on the NSW South Coast yesterday.
UTS Norths athlete Bronte Oates clocked a stunning record-breaking winning time, while in the men’s, Luke Hince added to his family’s history at the event, three decades after his mother won the race.