NSW Athletics Annual Awards: Administrators of the Year

On Saturday evening at the annual awards dinner, Mosman’s Camilla Lister and Sydney University’s Andrew Heil shared the award as administrator of the year. Club administrators are the leading unsung heroes of our sport. They beaver away at night completing work that is so often unseen. We can’t thank them enough for their contribution to the sport, largely at the very grass roots of the sport.

A New Era with NSW Athletics

In the two years that the Partnership between Little Athletics NSW and Athletics NSW has been operating, Athletics in NSW has seen significant growth in membership and participation, as well as a more streamlined administration for our club and centre volunteers – enabling them to spend more time with athletes and less time working behind the scenes.

Beyond the Track: Janet Nixon

In our fourth episode, NSW Athletics had the privilege of speaking to Gold Referee and Australian Athletics Official of the Year Award winner Janet Nixon.

29 NSW Athletes bound for World Juniors

A strong representation of 29 NSW athletes have been selected in the 75-strong Australian team for the 2026 World U20 Championships to be held at the famous Hayward Field at Track Town USA, in Eugene in America.

VALE Olympian Robyn Woodhouse-Sillitoe

This week Australian pioneer high jumper Robyn Woodhouse-Sillitoe sadly passed away in Wollongong. The Illawarra Blue Stars athlete was aged 82.

Australian Junior Championships Day 6: Five athletes book Oregon2026 tickets

On the final day of the summer track and field season – day six at the Australian Junior Championships, there would very mixed emotions for our athletes chasing World U20 Championships places, ranging from relief to disappointment as each event unfolded. Five athletes, Izzy Louison-Roe, Oli Facer, Maiya Hewitt, Ethan Williams and Zavier Peacock would guarantee their selection for the World U20 Championships, while a few others would put themselves in the box seat to be selected in the second dis

Australian Junior Championships Day 5

A feature of day five at the 2026 Australian Junior Championships in Brisbane, was the number of thrilling and dramatic field events NSW athletes were involved in.

Relay record tumbles

The spotlight belonged to a quartet of New South Wales sprinters who set a new national record on the second day of junior athletics in Brisbane, as steeplechaser Helena Butler and race walker Ela Uzun continued their hot form.

PREVIEW: Australian Junior Championships

Tomorrow the six-day Australian Junior Championships kick off in Brisbane. The NSW Athletes team of over 900 will compete across the ages from under-14 to under-20. As the largest State NSW has enormous talent across the entire team.