Another great new event on the Athletics South calendar this season, with the World Ranking Showcase Meet followingon from the Little Athletics Relay Championships on February 8.Positions are limited, so don't forget to email your expression of interest (including details of your best performance for the season) as per the post below.
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Please note that Athletics South have now postponed the Club Multi Event from next Wednesday night until Saturday 22 March.We will also look at holding our Club 400m Handicaps on that day, so put it in your diary.
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Congratulations to Club President Laura McShane who backed up from last weekends Tasmanian 200m record by moving to number 2 All Time Tasmanian Female over 400m, and joining Eastern Suburbs star of the past Susan Andrews as the only 2 Tasmanian women to ever run sub 53 seconds 🥰🥰🥳
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Great to see lots of red and white about at this mornings Athletics South Interclub! 🔴⚪️
What a way to start the New Year. Laura McSHANE, who woke up this morning as the equal 15th fastest ever Tasmanian female over 200m, by lunchtime was ranked Number 1.Laura flew around the bend in perfect conditions at the Domain, to set a new Tasmanian Open Residential record of 23.53 (+1.5W), breaking the record of 23.69, held by Eastern Suburbs' Susan Andrews set in 1990 (although Susan held top ranking with 23.53 due to a records anomoly, which is no longer relevant).Congratulations Laura (and coach Wayne MASON).
Tomorrow morning is shaping up to be a fantastic morning for R8 Interclub ☀️ The relay of the day is a 4x400m - let us know if you’d like to be a part of the action! 🔴⚪️
As you may be aware the 2025 Cadbury Marathon has been moved to Saturday January 11, meaning there is no interclub on that day.Athletics Tasmania are still looking for some volunteers to ensure that the event goes smoothly and safely.If you are available and happy to help out on the day, please contact Athletics Tasmania, and/or us, and we will pass it on. Note that this is also a fundraiser for the Club, as we receive an amount for each volunteer that helps out, so make sure that you mention that you are representing Eastern Suburbs 🙂
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Reunion Day Wrap Up 🎁We went 1, 2 in the Mandy McIntyre 3000m. Jemima LENNON finished second, with Eloise FISHER taking her debut Reunion Day win. Fiona LENNON also competed well. ESAC fielded 3 women in the Froggy Wise Memorial 100m. Kiara CALVERT and Laura McSHANE joined Kiani ALLEN, who showed her class to take her sixth win in event.Sophie YOUNG competed in the Jo Cubit Long Jump recording a distance of 5.04m. Rachel HOSIE continued her fine form this season to take out the McDonald Family Hammer. Palepa LEAUMA also threw well to place third. Isabella HIPPEL had a challenging series but went on to throw well in the Shot Put later in the day. Nathaniel OAKLEY ran well to solidify his spot in the Lionel Skeggs Memorial 100m, where he went on to place fifth. The Max Cherry Memorial 1500m proved an entertaining event, with Luke PALMER, Nikolai COSTA and Ashton FORD all running well. Michael O’FLYNN finished a strong second in the Tas Bevis 5000m, with Oliver VALENTINE not far behind in fourth place. Christopher ALBERT competed in the Steven Knott Long Jump, getting better with each round. Xavier LEAUMA jumped in the circle for the McDonald Family Discus and came out with third. Some other great performances throughout the day in the non-named events. Great job ESAC & happy holidays! 🎄🥳📸 @athletics_south
A number of ESAC athletes will make an appearance in the named events on the program at tomorrow’s Reunion Day meet 🔴⚪️Tas Bevis 5000m (Michael O’Flynn, Oliver Valentine)McDonald Family Discus (Xavier Leauma) Mandy McIntyre 3000m (Eloise Fisher, Fiona Lennon, Jemima Lennon) Max Cherry Memorial 1500m (M) (Nikolai Costa, Ashton Ford, Luke Palmer)McDonald Family Hammer(Isabella Hippel, Rachel Hosie) Jo Cubit Long Jump(Sophie Young) Lionel Skeggs Memorial 100mFroggy Wise Memorial 100m(Athletes will be invited to run following the graded 100m races earlier in the program) Visit Athletics South for the full program and more info!
Well, we’re inspired by all the recent All Schools action! Back to the Domain for R7 of interclub at 1pm, this Saturday. A reminder to those looking to compete at Reunion Day on 21st December, this will be your last opportunity to qualify for the named events.
The final day of Australian All Schools Championships wrapped up nicely with a BRONZE to Jett Ford in the Mixed 4x400m (joined by Zahli Wescombe, Zachary Holloway and Chanel Charles)!Xavier LEAUMA continued his fine form to place 4th in the Shot Put with a throw of 15.43m. Palepa LEAUMA put up a strong performance to place 5th in Discus, measuring a distance of 37.64m. Congratulations to all of our ESAC athletes that competed across the weekend. A huge thank you to all the officials, state team staff and parents who contributed to ensure our athletes were able to compete at their best.
We had most of our athletes out in the All Schools action today - here’s a summary of the competition so far. Nikolai COSTA ran a big PB in his 2000m Steeplechase to finish 4th - 6:18.49. Fantastic effort Nikolai. Jett FORD secured two of two PBs - how good is that for his nationals debut! He ran a strong 2:03.85 in the 800m and 54.73 in his 400m. Xavier LEAUMA begun his campaign with a throw of 50.33m in the Discus yesterday. He followed up with a 2nd place finish in the Hammer with a throw of 64.35m. We will see him back out there tomorrow for Shot Put. Palepa LEAUMA was unlucky in her Hammer yesterday - but we look forward to her return to the field for Discus tomorrow. Luke PALMER lost his shoe early in his 1500m, which impacted him for the remainder of his race. We continue to sit tight to see the form Luke has been training hard for. A big season ahead. Arielle CANNELL did what Arielle Cannell does. A championship record and a 1st place finish with a throw of 58.59m in the Hammer. Thank you to Athletics Tasmania and TDR for photos of all the action.
Arielle’s first round throw was enough to secure her the GOLD! Congratulations Arielle (and Rachel, again)!
This just in ‼️ Arielle Cannell throws a CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD with a massive 58.59 in Hammer… on her first throw. Competition is still in progress - stay tuned!