NSW Athletics opens recruitment for new General Manager

NSW Athletics has today announced the recruitment of a new senior leadership position, General Manager – Community, marking a significant investment in clubs, volunteers and the grassroots athletics community across New South Wales.

Beyond the Track: Kim Owens

NSW Athletics had the opportunity to sit down with Gold Referee Kim Owens, discussing her experiences and insights after decades of Officiating.

Life Membership: Dave Higgins

NSW Athletics is delighted to recognise one of our most significant Technical Officials, Dave Higgins with Life Membership.

NSW Athletics Strengthens Sport Delivery

NSW Athletics is pleased to announce a series of appointments that will strengthen the organisation’s Sport Delivery function and support the continued delivery of high-quality competition across the state.

NSW Open Championships: Five athletes/events to watch

Commencing Thursday on the freshly laid track at Sydney Olympic Park, is the 129th NSW Championships. The championships will also incorporate the HART Sport 55th Little Athletics NSW Track and Field Championships for ages U9-U12.

Day 4: NSW Junior Championships

On day four of the NSW Junior Championships, being held on the new Sydney Olympic Park Athletics Centre surface, tailwinds were very welcomed by the 200m athletes, while in the distance events, we treated to some thrilling tactical half mile races. There was also an unusual situation with 12 athletes clearing the same equal winning height in the 14-years girls high jump.

Day 3: NSW Junior Championships

The speedsters in the 100m hit the track on day three of the NSW Junior Championships being held on the new Sydney Olympic Park Athletics Centre surface.

Day 2: NSW Junior Championships

Gusty head winds met the athletes on day two of the NSW Junior Championships being held on the new Sydney Olympic Park Athletics Centre surface.

Day 1: NSW Junior Championships

In overcast conditions, day one of the NSW Junior Championships got underway on the newly surfaced two-tine blue track at Sydney Olympic Park Athletics Centre. It was also 32-years since the venue was first opened for the 1994 Australian Athletics Championships.

NSW Junior Championships: Five emerging stars to watch

Over the last year we have watched some of our leading junior athletes develop into familiar names, athletes like Izzy Louison-Roe, Isaac Beacroft, Ky Garratt, Mason McGroder and Zavier Peacock, but who are some new names to watch this week at the NSW Junior Championships? We have highlighted five to follow this weekend and into the future, and found they all have an interesting story to tell ranging from their pathway and athletics journey to family history in the sport.

Vale: Ted Simmons

Ted Simmons worked in sports administration as an official (primarily announcer), referee, journalist and historian for over 70 years. He volunteered at all levels, from club to international, in various sports, but particularly athletics, football (soccer) and tenpin bowling. A lifetime dedication to sports administration earned him an OAM in 2006 and dozens of other awards and recognition of his achievements. Ted sadly passed away this month, aged 97.

Vale: Janine ‘Neen’ Mladin

On February 20 Janine Mladin lost a 13-year battle with a brain tumor. Since diagnosis and her first operation in 2012, Janine had battled the condition and been a great inspiration to those around her. Janine was a state level NSW athlete and between brain operations continued to volunteer as a NSW Athletics official, reaching the level of Commonwealth Games official in 2018.