Buschkuehl leaps season’s best in qualifying
Brooke Buschkuehl needed just one jump in the long jump qualifying to move through to tomorrow’s final. A 6.83m with a near perfect 1.8 m/s tailwind saw the 33-year-old top
The puzzle is complete: Strong Australian team set for Glasgow
Five Commonwealth Games champions from Birmingham return in the 63-strong open Australian team for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games along with 23 athletes in para events. The gold medallist journeys have
6.84 and Rising: Delta Amidzovski’s Breakthrough Moment
At 19, the World Under 20 long jump champion is redefining what it means to grow up fast: on the runway, in the courtroom classroom, and under her mother’s watchful
The breakthroughs that defined the 2026 Australian Championships
Not every defining performance ends in gold. Some announce themselves in a single jump. Others in a shift in trajectory. Some arrive quietly, before the results sheet fully catches up.
Top 10 performances from NSW and Victorian Championships
The two largest athletics state championships took place over the weekend: check out the top performers from the NSW Championships at SOPAC and Victorian Championships at Lakeside Stadium. We’ve ranked
From Tokyo Turmoil to Hobart Reset: Matt Denny Sets the Tone on the Hill
Six months ago, Matt Denny was sliding across a drenched throwing circle in Tokyo, part of one of the most chaotic finals in World Championships history. At the World Athletics
Jenneke sets the tone as emerging talent steps up in Melbourne at Short Track Championships
The Australian Short Track Championships may not have drawn the full depth of the nation’s elite, but those who did line up at the second edition of the meet found
10 Things to know about Australia’s team for the 2025 World Championships
A record 87 athletes will represent Australia at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo this month, marking the nation’s biggest team ever assembled for a global championships. More than just
Amidzovski breaks Pearson’s Australian U18 hurdles record
Delta Amidzovski has recorded the performance of the meet at the Australian U18 Championships, running the seventh fastest time in history by an under 18 athlete.
Australia’s World Juniors team
Meet Australia’s team of 60 athletes, the largest ever for the World Athletics Under 20 Championships.
