NSW Relays Championships: Glenwood Club on track for historic treble
Published Sun 15 Nov 2026
15 November 2026
NSW Relays Championships: Glenwood Club on track for historic treble
After day two at the Valour NSW Relays Championships, Glenwood Athletics Club, in just their second year of membership, are on track for an epic sprint treble in the 120+ years men’s relays.
On Saturday the squad of five athletes - Inderjit Singh, Gulsher Singhm, Bikramjit Singh, Harpreet Singh and Amandeep Singh, took gold in the 120+ years 4x100m and 4x400m relays. On Sunday they have their sights on the 4x200m and 4x100m mixed relays. Their wins, in times of 46.24 and 3:54.27, respectively, were no fluke as they won by nearly one and six seconds respectively and defeated a few powerhouses of Masters Athletics – UTS Norths, NSW Masters Club and Ryde.
The team, managed by Gurpreet Singh, are uniquely coached by one of the athletes, Gulsher Singh, who was a finalist in the 2026 NSW Athletics Club Coach of the Year award.
“We are a running professional track & field club in Glenwood in Western Sydney with 200+ active trainee athletes from age 4 to 60+ with a team of five Australian Athletics accredited coaches,” Gulsher Singh explained.
“Moreover, in this year two of our club, athletes have set four National records - two Australian records by Harkeerat Singh, our Para Athlete in the U17 in Discus and Shot Put in the Seated Throws category at the Australian Junior Championship in Brisbane in April.
“Then Arjun Kuntamukala set a meet record at Little Athletics National Championship Brisbane 2026 in the U12 400 metres running by 56.13 and assisted the NSW to a National record in Swedish Relay.”
But more than just records, Gulsher Singh is proud of the impact their club’s athletes are having on their community.
“We all are dedicated to Athletics and enhancing the culture of this great sport especially for people with a South Asian background, a community which is focused on cricket.”
David Tarbotton from NSW Athletics
Image: Left to right: Inderjit Singh, Gulsher Singh, Gurpreet Singh (manager), Bikramjit Singh, Harpreet Singh. (courtesy of David Tarbotton)