2026 WA All Schools Championships Recap
Published Thu 05 Nov 2026
The 2026 WA All Schools Championships delivered three action-packed days of competition, showcasing the depth of talent across Western Australia's secondary school athletics community. With a number of Australian and State records pending ratification, the state's top high school athletes have set an impressive benchmark and signalled an exciting season ahead.
The Ehioghae’s came to dominate, taking home 6 gold medals between the three of them (2 gold medals each!). The highlight of the championships was Charlotte Ehioghae running a new all conditions WA record, clocking 22.81 (+2.3) to win the Girls Under 16 200m. This is the fastest all-conditions 200m in history by a West Australian woman. Emmanuella ran an impressive Girls Under 14 100m and 200m, running 12.08 (-0.4)(Under 14 Girls WA State & All Comers Record) and 24.23 (+2.2).
Paul set new personal bests in the Under 18 boys 100m and 200m, running 10.38 (+0.2) and 21.18 (+1.5) respectively. Paul’s 10.38 (+0.2) in the 100m, set a new pending Under 18 Boys & Under 20 Boys WA State Record, held previously by Sasha Zoya and Josiah John respectivelyand equalledUnder 18 Boys WA All Comers Record (pending ratification).
Shy’Kyla Narrier had a huge weekend, competing in 6 events in the Under 16 girls category and coming away with 4 gold medals and 2 silver medals. Shy'Kyla also set four new personal bests, setting herself up for a big season ahead.
Jayden Fenn secured three gold medals across the Under 15 boys Shot Put, Discus and Hammer Throw, throwing 14.47m, 49.68m and 49.78m respectively.
Neilson Shibu had a fantastic weekend of competing, winning and setting new state records in both the Under 14 boys Discus and Hammer Throw, 50.68m and 54.25m respectively.
Willow Marshall had an incredible run in the Girls Under 17 200m, winning in a personal best of 25.17 (+1.1). Her reaction crossing the line, truly shows the excitement of qualifying for a national championship.
Levi Amiss(T38/F38) had an outstanding weekend of competition, coming away with 6 gold medals. Levi competed in the 100m, 200m, 400m, Long Jump, Discus and Javelin, achieving personal bests in 5 events.
Ryan Hennessy(T54) had a strong Under 15 Boys Para 1500m, finishing in 4:27.07. Ryan also set a new pending Under 15 T54 100m, 200m and 800m Australian Records.
In the Girls Under 15 1500m,Fieke Potter ran a bold race in 4:30.32 claiming the gold medal, breaking away from Billie McHenry and Emily Harry finishing in 4:35.61 and 4:39.59 respectively.
There was a close finish in the Boys Under 18 1500m, after the lead changed in the last lap, Zain Valibhoy taking the win in 3:57.96, against Duku Jansuk 3:58.05 and Oliver Stampfl-Macdonald 4:00.27, all boys running personal bests.
Luke Weber raced his last WA All Schools, winning the Under 15 boys 200m and 400m in 21.62 (+3.5) and 49.16 respectively.
Kate Philpott and Emilia Reed had an impressive weekend of racing in the Under 18 girls 100m, with Philpott winning in personal best 11.73 (+0.2) and Reed running an age-group up to finish second in 11.88 (+0.2). The duo returned with Reed claiming Girls Under 18 200m title in 23.86(+2.7) from Philpott in second in 24.09 (+2.7)
In the Under 16 boys High Jump, Romeo Loo jumped a huge personal best of 1.91m, a big 9cm personal best and took his maiden WA State All Schools title.
Griffin Angelatos(F64) had a busy weekend, competing in the Under 17 boys Para Shot Put, Discus and Javelin, setting new Australian Para Records in both the Shot Put and Discus, 11.37m and 38.56 respectively.
Congratulations to the athletes below for setting records across the championship weekend:
Tyler Adams, Under 14 Boys Javelin, Under 14 Boys WA State and All Comers Record, 54.09m
Griffin Angelatos (F64), Under 17 Para Boys Shot Put, Australian U17F64 Record, 11.37m; Under 17 Para Boys Discus, Australian U17F64 Record 38.56m
Kavroop Bhangu, Under 14 Girls Javelin, Under 14WA State and All Comers Record, 47.18m
Emmanuella Ehioghae, Under 14 Girls 100m, WA State Record 12.08 (-0.4)
Paul Ehioghae, Under18 Boys 100m, Under 18 State Record & All Comers Record & Under 20 Men WA StateRecord, 10.38 (+0.2)
Ryan Hennessy (T54), Under15 Para Boys 100m, Australian Under 15T54 Record, 18.79 (+1.1); Under 15 Boys 200m, Australian U15 T54 Record, 33.12; Under 15 Boys 800m, Australian U15 T54 Record 2:21.76
Armani Latouche (F37), Under15 Girls Para Javelin, AustralianUnder15 F37 Record, 9.75m
Bailey Phillips, Under14 Girls Discus, Under 14 WA State Record, 36.75m
Neilson Shibu, Under14 Boys Hammer Throw, Under 14 WA State Record, 54.25m; Under14 Boys Discus, Under 14 WA State & WA All Comers Record (equalled), 50.68m
Mitchell Warrilow (T38), Under 17 Boys 200m, Australian Under 17 T38 Record 23.11
Congratulations to all WA high school athletes who competed in the 2026 WA All Schools Championships and contributed to an outstanding weekend of athletics.
A sincere thank you to our technical officials, volunteers, coaches, spectators, and staff whose dedication and support helped deliver a successful championship event.
As the qualifying competition for the 2026 Australian All Schools Championships to be held in Perth this December, athletes will receive further information regarding WA State Team selection later this week. We wish all athletes the very best as they continue their preparations for the season ahead.
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