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Registration for the 2018-19 Season
OCTOBER 01, 2018
Annual membership to UTS Northern Suburbs Athletic Club covers the period 1 October 2018 to 30 September 2019.
The 1 October to 30 September timeframe covers both the Summer and Winter season.
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The 1 April to 30 September timeframe covers Winter season only (RunNSW category).
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Further information see:
Members of Athletics New South Wales are entitled to a host of benefits depending on their level of membership.
Benefits include eligibility to compete in ANSW events, coverage for Personal Accident Insurance, Annual Calendar, Registration/Competition bib, eAthlete information service and access to the ANSW Athlete's Advantage Membership Program.
New members registration click here
Existing members registration click here
For athletes who want to transfer clubs: ANSW Club Transfer Form
The 2018 Summer Calendar has been released
OCTOBER 01, 2018
Click here to download your event Calendar Summer 2018 COMPETITION CALENDAR
Team UTS grabs some Gold at the Uni Games
OCTOBER 03, 2018
30 UTS Students competed at the National University Championships last week on the Gold Coast. A number of the students were unable to compete due to injury however the rest of the team did their best and produced some great results to earn 2nd in both the men’s and the women’s competitions. Overall, we won 7 gold medals, with the relays being a real strength, as well as 1 other UTS Norths member winning Gold.
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Gold medals went to:
10000m – Ed Goddard
100m – Kristie Edwards
Medley Relay Men – Hugo Whitehead, Sean Fitzsimmons, Jye Perrott, Mason Cohen
Medley Relay Women – Nikki Bowtell, Kristie Edwards, Bella O’Grady, Izzy Thornton-Bott
800m – Mason Cohen
4x400m – Bella O’Grady, Kristie Edwards, Nikki Bowtell, Chloe Davis
Triple Jump – Emmanuel Fakiye
Hammer Throw – Will Brown (Uni of Newcastle student)
New Throws Cage nearly finished
OCTOBER 3, 2018
Court Craft has installed the new Throws Cage in the month of September. An anchor point will be redone before the cage can be open.
We are hoping to see the cage open again in the coming few weeks. Watch this space
All-Comers Bankstown
OCTOBER 3, 2018
Welcome to the information page for the Bankstown All-Comers meet, the first track and field event for this year's Athletics NSW Summer Series.
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This competition is open to athletes of all ages and abilities, and to both Athletics NSW members and non-members.
Competition Status:
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The Bankstown All-comers has Athletics Australia Permit Status enabling athletes to qualify for National and International competitions and set state and national records.
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Venue:
70 McClean St, Georges Hall, NSW 2198
Click here to view a location map of the venue.
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Eligibility:
The event is open to both members and the general public. Members of Athletics NSW and Little Athletics NSW can enter at a discounted member rate.
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Athletics NSW members must wear their senior club uniform and their 2018/19 competition numbers. Non-members will be supplied temporary numbers at athlete check in.
Events:
Track - 100m, 200m, 1500m/3000m Walk, 400m Hurdles, 200m Hurdles (added 1500m Walk on Sep 26th)
Please note that the NSW 10,000m Championships, as well as the Sydney Milers Club 800 and 1500, will follow the conclusion of the All-Comers program. If you wish to register for the 800m, 1500m, or 10,000m, please click here to be redirected to the event page.
Field - Triple Jump, High Jump, Javelin Throw, Discus Throw
Entry:
Online entries are now open - please click here to enter
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Entry fees are $10 online for members (both ANSW and Dual Members) and $20 for non-members.
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Entries will close at 9am, Thursday 4th October, 2018.
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On-the-day entries will be available for $20 cash (members) or $30 cash (non-members) at Athlete Check-In. On the day entry must be completed one (1) hour prior to the athlete’s first event.
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Timetable:
To view a copy of the DRAFT Timetable, please click here (as of 26th September, 2018 - 1500m Walk added)
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Please note that the final timetable will be published once entries have closed.
Age Groups:
Athletes compete as open athletes and will be placed in events based on ability (track events and jumps) and according to weight division in throws events.
Take on the Bay Run Challenge - Free Entry UTS Norths Athletes
OCTOBER 3, 2018
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FREE entry for any UTS Norths member
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7km Bay Run loop starting at Haberfield Rowers Club 9am, check in 8.30am
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All ages and abilities
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Must register before the event at activateuts.com.au
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for every UTS Norths club members participant, the club receives $50 grant from UTS
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Prizes to be won
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Free food
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Have fun, enjoy the picturesque Bay Run, earn money for our club.
Treloar Shield #1
OCTOBER 7, 2018
Welcome to the information page for the first round of the 2018/2019 Treloar Shield series, the premier multi-week interclub point score competition for this year's Athletics NSW Summer Series.
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Held between October 2018 - January 2019, the Treloar Shield series will comprise of seven weeks of interclub competition over the entire spectrum of track and field, and a Junior, Open, and Masters pennant will be awarded to the clubs who end up on the highest amount of points in each division.
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This competition is open to athletes of all ages and abilities, and to both Athletics NSW members and non-members.
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Competition Status:
The Treloar Shield series has Athletics Australia Permit Status enabling athletes to qualify for National and International competitions and set state and national records.
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Venue:
Eastern Rd, Rooty Hill NSW 2766
Click here to view a location map of the venue.
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Eligibility:
The event is open to members of Athletics NSW and Dual Members. Non-members may compete as a "trial" member for one (1) Treloar Shield meet throughout the 2018/2019 series, and will fill in a "Trialing Member" form at athlete check-in, when checking in for their event/s.
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Athletics NSW members must wear their senior club uniform and their 2018/19 competition numbers.
Dual Members must wear their senior club uniform (if applicable) and their 2018/19 OneSport/Dual Member numbers.
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Trialling non-members will be supplied temporary numbers at athlete check in, and should wear a plain athletic kit when competing.
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Events:
Track - 100m, 400m, 800m, 3000m, 3000m Walk, Sprint Hurdles
Field - Long Jump, High Jump, Shot Put, Hammer Throw
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Entry:
Online entries are now open - please click here to enter online
Entry fees are $10 online for members (both ANSW and Dual Members) and $20 for non-members.
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Entries will close at 9am, Wednesday 10th October, 2018.
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On-the-day entries will be available for $20 cash (members) or $30 cash (non-members) at Athlete Check-In. On the day entry must be completed one (1) hour prior to the athlete’s first event.
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Timetable:
A draft timetable will be published shortly.
Please note that the final timetable will be published once entries have closed.
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Age Groups:
Athletes compete as open athletes and will be placed in events based on ability (track events and jumps) and according to weight division in throws events.
Treloar Shield #2
OCTOBER 16, 2018
Welcome to the information page for the second round of the 2018/2019 Treloar Shield series, the premier multi-week interclub point score competition for this year's Athletics NSW Summer Series.
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Held between October 2018 - January 2019, the Treloar Shield series will comprise of seven weeks of interclub competition over the entire spectrum of track and field, and a Junior, Open, and Masters pennant will be awarded to the clubs who end up on the highest amount of points in each division.
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This competition is open to athletes of all ages and abilities, and to both Athletics NSW members and non-members.
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Competition Status:
The Treloar Shield series has Athletics Australia Permit Status enabling athletes to qualify for National competitions and set state and national records.
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Venue:
Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127
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Click here to view a location map of the venue
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Eligibility:
The event is open to members of Athletics NSW and Dual Members. Non-members may compete as a "trial" member for one (1) Treloar Shield meet throughout the 2018/2019 series, and will fill in a "Trialling Member" form at athlete check-in, when checking in for their event/s.
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Athletics NSW members must wear their senior club uniform and their 2018/19 competition numbers.
Dual Members must wear their senior club uniform (if applicable) and their 2018/19 OneSport/Dual Member numbers.
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Trialing non-members will be supplied temporary numbers at athlete check in, and should wear a plain athletic kit when competing.
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Events:
Track - 60m, 200m, 1500m, 5000m, 400m Hurdles, 200m Hurdles
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Field - Pole Vault, Triple Jump, Discus Throw, Javelin Throw
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Entry:
Online entries are now open - please click here to enter online
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Entry fees are $10 online for members (both ANSW and Dual Members) and $20 for non-members.
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Entries will close at 9am, Wednesday 17th October, 2018.
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On-the-day entries will be available for $20 cash (members) or $30 cash (non-members) at Athlete Check-In. On the day entry must be completed one (1) hour prior to the athlete’s first event.
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Timetable:
Draft timetable (as of 15/10/18)
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Please note that the final timetable will be published once entries have closed.
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Age Groups:
Athletes compete as open athletes and will be placed in events based on ability (track events and jumps) and according to weight division in throws events.
Leo Peterson conquers the Mountain at the World Mountain Running Championships Andorra
OCTOBER 16, 2018
Hosted in the local town of Canillo, sporting an altitude of 1500 meters and a backdrop of the Pyrenees. It was clear this location would be one of the toughest races to date.
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In its 34th year of the event, we see over 20 countries from across the world come together for the opening ceremony. Presented adjacent a freshwater stream, its splashing heard only in the slight pauses in music. For the wild traditional dancing featuring bells, clapping and baton wielding held us all captivated.
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The serious part came all too soon, was delivered in both English and Catalan the local language the race, with a climb of over 1000 metres, covering 12 kilometres and finishing at an altitude of 2500 metres. It was at this point it became real to me that this was a battle, not just between countries, rivals or teammates, but a battle between my own mind and body. My lead up had been undesirable, with injury and illness most of my training was on the bike.
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In a final session, an ankle strain flared up and I boarded the plane with a limp, very different from taking the flight to Hobart Tasmania where I placed 3rd at the National trial. Luckily, my girlfriend was my biggest supporter and with her by my side, we took off to Andorra.
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Race day saw the juniors start out of town on a 7 km course. Will and Eligh in high spirits. The women started at 10 with Simone leading the Aussie charge. 11 o’clock the men’s race started. With a course profile, resembling a good year in the stock exchange there was no provision for recovery. 400 metres of ascent to the 5km mark, the ski lift had done its job delivering close to 300 spectators to this point on the mountain. They lined the grass track, which had a generous splattering of Marmot holes at this time of year. Avoiding damaging my ankle again, we took a turn for a brief downhill into the forest. Hair pin turns, tree roots and steep shale climbs followed for the next 5km.
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Bursting into the open again, we were confronted with a black diamond ski run. Our final ascent of 300 metres in 2km. By this stage, I had dried my sunnies, with a temperature of 30 degrees and altitude over 2100 metres. My hands are tingling. This is the point I start to ask myself that question, one I always seem to ask myself in a race. “Am I going to finish this?” It is the 7-9km point in a 10km, the 3-4km in a 5km, and 800-1200 in a mile. A drink station and safety car in front of me, beside me and soon behind me as I continue my journey on and up. It is funny I do not remember much of finishing, the crowds lining a dusty path funnelling athletes towards an inflated finish gate.
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I will never forget amongst all the chaos at the end, the green and gold. Assisted to the shade of a tent by my girlfriend Megan, the other Aussies came over. We stood together at the top of the mountain in celebration, not just of our individual performances but also of each other as a whole. The coaches, parents, partners and siblings who made it possible to compete on the world stage joined us, capturing the moment in few photos.
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A farewell feast at the hotel and the closing ceremony meant the end of an amazing experience. Biggest Thankyou to Australian mountain running, UTS North’s, John Harding, Tim Crosbie and Megan.
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To the Aussies who shared this wild ride with me, I am looking forward to joining you in torturing our souls all over again next year in Argentina.
World Mountain Running Championship 2018 - Canillo
Treloar Shield #3
OCTOBER 29, 2018
Welcome to the information page for the third round of the 2018/2019 Treloar Shield series, the premier multi-week interclub point score competition for this year's Athletics NSW Summer Series.
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Held between October 2018 - January 2019, the Treloar Shield series will comprise of seven weeks of interclub competition over the entire spectrum of track and field, and a Junior, Open, and Masters pennant will be awarded to the clubs who end up on the highest amount of points in each division.
This competition is open to athletes of all ages and abilities, and to both Athletics NSW members and non-members.
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Competition Status:
The Treloar Shield series has Athletics Australia Permit Status enabling athletes to qualify for National and International competitions and set state and national records.
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Venue:
Campbelltown Athletics Centre, Cnr of Rose Payten Dr & Pembroke Rd, Leumeah NSW 2560
Click here to view a location map of the venue.
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Eligibility:
The event is open to members of Athletics NSW and Dual Members. Non-members may compete as a "trial" member for one (1) Treloar Shield meet throughout the 2018/2019 series, and will fill in a "Trialling Member" form at athlete check-in, when checking in for their event/s.
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Athletics NSW members must wear their senior club uniform and their 2018/19 competition numbers.
Dual Members must wear their senior club uniform (if applicable) and their 2018/19 OneSport/Dual Member numbers.
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Trialling non-members will be supplied temporary numbers at athlete check in, and should wear a plain athletic kit when competing.
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Events:
Track - 100m, 400m, 1500m, 5000m, Sprint Hurdles, Steeplechase, 1500m/5000m Walk.
Field - Pole Vault, Long Jump, Discus Throw, Shot Put
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Entry:
Online entries are now open - please click here to enter online
Entry fees are $10 online for members (both ANSW and Dual Members) and $20 for non-members.
Entries will close at 9am, Wednesday 31st October, 2018.
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On-the-day entries will be available for $20 cash (members) or $30 cash (non-members) at Athlete Check-In. On the day entry must be completed one (1) hour prior to the athlete’s first event.
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Timetable:
For a copy of the DRAFT timetable, please click here (updated 22nd October, 2018, with the Mixed 5000m)
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Please note that the final timetable will be published once entries have closed.
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Age Groups:
Athletes compete as open athletes and will be placed in events based on ability (track events and jumps) and according to weight division in throws events.
