EVENT PERMIT LEVEL: WORLD ATHLETICS PERMIT (Learn more) 

The WA Combined Events Championships offers Championship events for Little Athletics, Junior, and Senior members across the combined events disciplines (Pentathlon, Heptathlon. and Decathlon).

ENTRY & ELIGIBILITY

Little Athletics Member Events
Entries will be open to Little Athletics Members in the Under 12 (Born 2015) age group to participate in the Pentathlon event.

Junior Member Events
Entries will be open to Junior Members in the Under 13 – Under 18 (Born 2009 – 2014) age groups to participate in a Pentathlon, Heptathlon or Decathlon pending the event aligned with your Year of Birth.

Senior Member Events
Entries will be open to Senior Members in the U20 and Open (including Masters) to participate in either the Heptathlon or Decathlon pending the event aligned with your Year of Birth.
For Masters Athletes your event and specifications will be dependant on your age grouping and selection of Heptathlon or Decathlon. 

COMPETITION DOCUMENTS

Final Start List 

Timetable Day 1 - Updated 06/02/2026

Timetable Day 2 - Updated 02/02/26

Venue Map Day 1 - Updated 02/02/26 - U15 Boys and Girls High Jump will be held at McGillvray Oval

Venue Map Day 2 - Updated 29/01/26

Event Rules & Regulations - Updated 03/02/26

As this is a Combined Event Competition any athlete failing to attempt to start or make a trial in one of the events shall not be entitled to receive an individual medal and will be prohibited from competing and scoring points in subsequent events within the Combined Events competition.

EVENT MARSHALLING

Marshalling will only be in operation for the first event for each age group. Athletes must report to marshalling for the first event. Failure to report for the first event will result in the athlete being withdrawn from the competition.

Following the conclusion of each event, the Combined Events Referee and Competition Management will determine the start and marshalling time of each subsequent event. There will be an interval of at least 30 minutes between the time one event ends and the next event beginning, unless otherwise agreed by all competitors and the Combined Events Referee.

The 30-minute interval may include time at the marshalling area. The timetable is provided as a guide of events for the day; however, subsequent event timings may change through the day.

For the second and subsequent events, athletes will be instructed by their Event Group Coordinator as to the meeting location for the upcoming event.