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South Australia’s Caitlin Adams has won the 2025 Melbourne Marathon in a time of 2 hours, 30 minutes and 26 seconds in her debut...
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Check out who has form on the board with the domestic season about to hit its peak with just the Maurie Plant Meet –...
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A sprint double from World Indoor silver medallist Lachlan Kennedy highlighted the Maurie Plant Meet in Melbourne. As favourite for the 100m it was...
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Peyton Craig and Bendere Oboya have tuned up for Saturday’s Maurie Plant Meet in Melbourne with outings at the ‘Home of PBs’ at the...
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Jessica Hull and Stewart McSweyn were a class above the rest of the fields in the Australian 5000m championships, held at the 2020 Melbourne...
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Stewart McSweyn recorded his third straight Zatopek win, kicking away from Patrick Tiernan over the final lap to set a new national record at...
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With a clutch performance Kelsey-Lee Barber became world champion in the javelin at the 2019 IAAF World Championships in Doha.
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Close to a thousand runners took to the Tan for the final round of the Athletics Victoria XCR series.
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The Oceania Championships have always been about providing opportunity.
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The opening round of the 2019 Athletics Victoria winter season took place at Jells Park on 4 May with cross country relays.
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Naa Anang and Celeste Mucci won their second gold medals of the meet, while New Zealand’s Tom Walsh unleashed a monster throw in the...
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17-year-old Edward Nketia set a New Zealand junior record of 10.17 seconds in his semi-final and backed it up with a 10.22 second performance...
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In overcast, windy conditions Catriona Bisset and Grant Szalek produced the standout performances on the final day of the 2019 Victorian Championships at Lakeside Stadium. Melbourne University’s Bisset...
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Nitro Athletics was an innovative, team-based athletics competition held at Lakeside Stadium, Melbourne during February 2017.
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17-year-old Ryan Gregson continued his record breaking season, setting a new Australian U18 5000m record with a run of 14:14.35.
