The 2024 Australian Athletics Champions have been crowned in Adelaide.
Congratulations to the winner of each event!
Women
100m Naa Anang
200m Torrie Lewis
400m Ellie Beer
800m Claudia Hollingsworth
1500m Jess Hull
5000m Rose Davies
100m H Michelle Jenneke
400m H Sarah Carli
3000m St Amy Cashin
Heptathlon Camryn Newton-Smith
Long Jump Brooke Buschkuehl
Triple Jump Desleigh Owusu
High Jump Nicola Olyslagers
Pole Vault Nina Kennedy
Shot Put Emma Berg
Discus Taryn Gollshewsky
Javelin Mackenzie Little
Hammer Renne Hardy
Men
100m Sebastian Sultana
200m Calab Law
400m Cooper Sherman
800m Luke Boyes
1500m Adam Spencer
5000m Matthew Ramsden
110m H Christopher Douglas
400m H Thomas Hunt
3000m St Matthew Clarke
Decathlon Ashley Moloney
Long Jump Christopher Mitrevski
Triple Jump Connor Murphy
High Jump Yual Reath
Pole Vault Kurtis Marschall
Shot Put Aiden Harvey
Discus Matt Denny
Javelin Cameron McEntyre
Hammer Costa Kousparis
Tipping Competition Winners
Entrants had to pick between the favourite and the rest of the field for their chance to share in $200 worth of prizes!
There were 290 entries and the top 10 place getters are:
1. Jasper Sheehan – 31 correct – and won on tiebreaker – 10.11 picked as 100m winning time (10.27 actual)
2. Mitch O’Neill – 31 correct (tiebreak 10.10)
3. Daniel Clark – 30 correct (tiebreak 10.09)
4. Andrew Pryn – 30 correct (tiebreak 10.07)
5. Tom Tanojevic – 30 correct (tiebreak 10.04)
=6. Matthew Holdich – 29 correct
=6. Godfrey Okerenyang – 29 correct
=6. Frankleen Jarfoi – 29 correct
=6. Scott Vollmerhause – 29 correct
=6. Luca Di Conza – 29 correct
=6. Jarred Gilroy – 29 correct
=6. Cameron Musgrove – 29 correct
=6. Jen King – 29 correct
Prizes:
1st place: $100 gift voucher to the Inside Athletics Shop (for all your spikes, socks and laces needs)
2nd place: $50 gift voucher to the Inside Athletics Shop
3rd place: $25 gift voucher to the Inside Athletics Shop
Lucky prize: A random draw for entrants, for a $25 gift voucher to the Inside Athletics Shop
Winners were determined based on the number of correct answers, with a tie-breaker question (the winning time in the women’s 100m) being used to separate equal scores for the prizes.
