NSW 3000m Championships: Isaac Shaw and Carley Thomas claim their inaugural titles
The 2026 edition of the NSW 3000m championships, held at ES Marks Field, was full of drama.
Treloar Shield Round 3 Wrap
Round 3 of the Treloar Shield is done, and the race for a place in the December Final is heating up. Host clubs Camden and Bankstown starred, six clubs lead their divisions, and with three rounds to go, every athlete’s points still count for their club.
Penrith Valley Athletics celebrates 50 years with a night to remember
Penrith Valley Athletics Association has celebrated 50 years of athletics, community and connection, bringing together generations of members for a special anniversary celebration. With record participation numbers and a growing volunteer base, the club is looking ahead to an exciting future.
Sport NSW Awards: Six finalists for Athletics
Athletics have today been named as finalists in six categories for the prestigious Sport NSW Award to be held at the NSW Champions of Sport Dinner and Ceremony next month.
Introducing Grow to Gold – Understanding the Role of Growth and Maturation in Athletics
NSW Athletics, in partnership with The University of Sydney, is introducing Grow to Gold, a research project exploring how growth and development influence young athletes’ performance, with the aim of creating better support and stronger pathways for the next generation of athletes.
Every Point Counts as Treloar Shield Round 2 Delivers Another Weekend of Athletics
Round 2 of the Treloar Shield continued across ES Marks and Blacktown, bringing together athletes, clubs and volunteers for another weekend of athletics.
NSW 10,000m: Stefan Music and Caitlyn Roach crowned first track champions of the summer
Heavy rain during the day cleared for the first open State Championships of the summer.
House system brings extra buzz to Prospect Little Athletics
Prospect Little Athletics has launched a new house system, bringing friendly competition and a stronger sense of community to the club. Find out how it works and why athletes are already cheering for their colours.
Treloar Shield Round 1 Wrap
The 2026 Treloar Shield is underway! Check out the Round 1 results, see how clubs are tracking and find out what's ahead as the competition continues.
85 kids turn out as Tea Gardens Little Athletics Club launches
A packed school oval, lively sausage sizzles and thrilling sprint finishes have shown just how ready the NSW coast was for its brand-new club.
Townsend and Spencer crowned 2026 NSW Winter Distance champions
Lachlan Townsend and Kate Spencer are your 2026 NSW Distance Runners of the Year, topping the standings after six events across an action-packed winter season.
A Big Summer of Athletics Awaits Across NSW
Summer athletics is back, bringing club rivalries, personal bests and championship moments across NSW over the next six months. Find out what's on this season, including the Treloar Shield, VALOUR NSW Relay Championships and Zone Championships, and how you can get involved in 2026/27.
Vale Peter Barnes
It is with great sadness we advise the athletics community the news of the passing of Peter Barnes, one the most valued and significant volunteers to athletics in NSW. Over four decades of service, Peter contributed to the sport at every level and almost in every aspect. He will be greatly missed.
36 Years on the Field, as Tony Okulicz Hangs Up the Clipboard
In 1989, a tap on the shoulder turned Tony Okulicz into an official. More than three decades later, he's finishing his career at the 2026 All Schools event, after the Paralympic Games, two Commonwealth Games, and a favourite memory that involves a ladder.
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NSW All Schools: Day 4 Recap
Naomi Krajancic clocks 61.83 in the 400m hurdles on debut
NSW All Schools: Day 3 American Prem Hegerman goes off script with 800m win
Light tail winds on day three of the 2026 NSW All Schools Championships helped the sprinters to a load meet records, while in distance events there some thrilling finishes.
NSW All Schools: Day 2 Joseph-Riogi launches the second longest throw in the World
Day two at the 2026 NSW All Schools Championships being held in miserable wet conditions, saw two of the greatest performances achieved in the 90-year history of the championships. Bathurst’s Dylan Ruming clocked the fastest 400m time in the history of the championships, while in the javelin Tallara Joseph-Riogi was incredible launching the second longest javelin throw in the World for an under-18 athlete.
NSW All Schools: Day 1
While meet records were rare it was thrilling races on the track, and events in the field, that highlighted the day one 2026 NSW All Schools Championships being held for four days at the Sydney Olympic Park Athletics Centre.