2023/24 Australian Top Lists

Check out the top 5 marks per event so far during the Australian athletics season.

Cover image of Christopher Mitrevski in action at the Sydney Track Classic.

Have a final look at this season’s Top Lists, prior to the Australian Championships.

As some quick analysis of below, just over a quarter of performances were recorded in Athletics Australia’s Track Classic series (Adelaide, Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney) and just over one-in-seven performances were recorded overseas (many by athletes based in the US college system).

The AIS, with its Track Classic and the ACT Championships, features most, with Lakeside Stadium and SOPAC the next most featured Australian venues. Combined, Sydney based venues feature more than the combined venues of any other state capital, with 37 performances across SOPAC (22), ES Marks (8) and The Crest (7).


Check out below the Australian Top Lists at 7 April 2024, based on performances in World Athletics sanctioned events since 23 September 2023

Women’s Top Lists

[table id=30 responsive=”flip” /]

Men’s Top Lists

[table id=31 responsive=”flip” /]

Venue key:

Gearing up for the season?

Replacement spikes, shipped fast from Melbourne.

Pyramid Spikes 6mm Carbonlite Gold Spikes 6mm Neo 6mm Pyramid Spikes 7mm Christmas Tree Spikes 9mm Spikes 12mm Spikes 15mm Spikes 18mm Spikes
Previous Story

A Stawell Gift for the ages… Jack Lacey and Chloe Mannix-Power take top prize on saturated track

Next Story

Top 5 contests to look out for at the 2024 Australian Championships

Latest from Blog

Three through to the 800m final

Australia will have three men in Saturday night’s 800m final after Peter Bol, Luke Boyes and Peyton Craig claimed three of the eight lanes in Glasgow’s semi-finals. Bol did it

Commonwealth Games Live Blog

Your second screen experience for Glasgow! Featuring stats, summaries and flash quotes straight from Scotstoun Stadium. Gearing up for the season? Replacement spikes, shipped fast from Melbourne. Shop Now
Go toTop

Don't Miss