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PRACTISE TO ACHIEVE GOALS

​​​​​​​Goal setting is central to success on and off the track. Whether you are a Little Athlete or an Australian representative, practising goal setting is integral. It acts as a road map that identifies a destination and, more importantly, the steps needed to achieve the goal.

AUSTRALIAN ATHLETES SET FOR THE OUTBACK

Partnering with the Australian Institute of Sport, Australian Athletes and Garnduwa, Athletics West is set to engage the WA’s North West Aboriginal, CaLD and regional communities as part of the North West Athletics Championships. Athletics West will work with the AIS’s Share a Yarn initiative and Share a Yarn Ambassador Brad Scott to deliver the 2021 North West Athletics Championships’ community events.

ATHLETICS WEST AND KUMON PARTNER FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE

Athletics West is excited to announce a new partnership with Kumon in 2021. The partnership will support the delivery of the Little Athletics Program for Schools (LAPS) in Western Australia and champion Athletics West’s vision to connect WA communities through our sport.

Ready To Go | Declan Tingay's Road to Tokyo

Declan Tingay will make his Olympic debut in Tokyo in the 20km Race Walk, joining a long and illustrious group of Australian Walkers. Having previously represented Australia at the World Junior Championships, Race Walking World Cup and World University Games, Tingay says he is “ready to go” in Tokyo.
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In This Together | Kurtis Marschall's Road to Tokyo

Kurtis Marschall will return to the Australian Olympic Team in Tokyo, stronger, faster and ready to build on his 2016 Rio Olympics debut. At only 19 years of age, Marschall’s first Olympics was something to be celebrated and now he is ready to go higher thanks to his team.
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Try to be better than the best | Peter Bol's Road to Tokyo

Peter Bol returns to the Olympic stage in Tokyo and will lead Australia’s 800m contingent following a dominant domestic season. Bol is arguably one of the country’s best-placed athletes to make a mark in Tokyo with a solid combination of lead-in events in Europe and Australia, setting the fastest 800m time by an Australian on home soil with 1:44.62 in June.
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Just Getting Started | Liz Parnova's Road to Tokyo

From an early age, Liz Parnova has been a constant in Australian Athletics. Now, at 27 years of age, Parnova will be donning the green and gold at her second Olympics. Parnova’s international career spans more than a decade, however, the tested West Australian is adamant that she is only “just getting started”.
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Anything Can Happen | Nina Kennedy's Road to Tokyo

Nina Kennedy will headline Australia’s Pole Vault contingent in Tokyo when she makes her Olympic debut following a blistering domestic season. With six Australian teams already under her belt, Kennedy’s journey to Tokyo has been long and personified by a familiar rallying call “anything can happen”
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FINAL CHANCE TO SUPPORT PCHF

For more than 20-years, the athletics community in WA have been working closely with the Perth Children's Hospital Foundation to raise critical funds and help reinforce the frontline of children's health in WA. This weekend at the Athletics West Winter Series in Manning Park, our community will have their final chance to contribute to the 2020-21 funds raised for the Perth Children's Hospital Foundation

NIGHT OF THE FIVE IS BACK!

The Night of the Five is set to return to the WA Athletics Stadium on Wednesday 2 of June with new distances for WA's growing junior middle distance contingent.

LITTLE ATHLETICS TEAM CAMP A SUCCESS

The inaugural WA Little Athletics Development Camp saw 66 athletes enjoy a weekend of athletics and social activities, in light of the cancelled Australian Little Athletics Championships.