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AV and ANW membership year begins 1st April - time to think about joining us, especially for Winter XCR , Walks and T&F.
We want new members, especially in:
Pole Vault, Steeple, Hurdles, Walk, and
3000/5000m runners
in most Teams, but other athletes welcome too - and lots of XCR runners.
Time to join a successful club.
We already have many new members, including current and former Australian Race Walking representatives. Please make all our members feel welcome and help show them how to be a successful member of their Teams.
We have a few of last year's members who haven't yet rejoined.
There is still time to be part of your Team and enjoy your athletics at ANW so if your friends haven't rejoined us yet, give them a call!
We are building our teams so keep training.
If you want to join us - do it now!
Mens Open Division 1 - 3rd
Womens Open Division 1 - 4th
Mens Under 16 - 7th
State Champions: Mens Open Div2, U20
Mens Division 3: we came 2nd
Mens Division 5: we came 1st
Mens Division 6: we were 6th
Womens Open Division 2: State Champions
Brydee joined us in 2013 with high credentials! She has
recently represented Australia Javelin and Shot Put at the:2008 Paralympic Games (Beijing)
2010 Commonwealth Games (Delhi)
2012 Paralympic Games (London)
2015 IPC World Championhips (Doha)
2016 Paralympic Games (RIO)
Brydee has 16 gold medals at the National Championships to her credit, including her latest haul of three gold at the 2012 Nationals. She holds the Australian records in the F33 classification for all three of her throwing disciplines and her shot put length of 6.47m is in touching distance of the world record. More about Brydee here
At both the 2014 and 2015 Australian Championships, she added to her Gold medal tally with triple golds in Shot Put, Javelin and Discus, following on from her gold medals at the 2014 and 2015 Victorian Open Championships. She broke the World Record in Javelin at the 2015 Australian championships!
World Junior - Barcelona July 2012
Brooke is the 2014 Long Jump Australian Champion and with a huge jump of 6.70m, she is our Commonwealth Games representative. See a Runners Tribe article here.
In 2013, she won the Australian Junior Champion in U20 Long Jump and Triple Jump. She was selected to represent Australia
at the World Junior Championship in Barcelona during July in both Long Jump and Triple Jump. She just missed out on being the Australian Open Long Jump Champion at the titles in April. Brooke is a multiple Victorian Junior Champion and has previously been a member of Nunawading Little Athletics so its great to see her training and using our new track. Athletics Victoria interviewed Brooke in 2012. If you’d like to watch it, then it is here.
Kyle Swan breaks Jared Tallent’s U16 Victorian 5000m Walk record at the 2015 Victorian Junior Championships at Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park
His time of 21m10.47s bettered Jared’s 21m17.59s set on 5/2/2000 at Olympic Park.
Kyle Swan
Oceania Championships - Mackey 2022
IAAF Racewalking Challlenge - Suzhou, China
World Youth Championships - Finland 2018
World Race Walking Team Cup - Taicang 2018
World Race Walking Team Cup - Rome 2016
World Youth Championships - Cali, Columbia 2015
Kyle’s Silver Medal in the Under 20 10,000m Walk in the 2015 Australian Junior Championships at 15 years of age catapulted him into selection for the World Youth Championships. Nunawading’s youngest ever
Inter
national Athlete?
His selection caps a tremendous year of competition including winning the Victorian Junior Championship U17 5,000m Race Walk - breaking Jared Tallent’s U16 Victorian record in the process.
David Brock
28th Summer Universiade Gwangju Sth Korea2015
David caps a fantastic season winning both the Victorian and Australian Decathlon Championships and now selected the World University Games.
Brooke Stratton takes the Australian Womens Long Jump record at the 2016 Perth Track Classic with a huge 7.05m
Natalie Laurie
2007 Youth Olympics - Sydney
Natalie competed in the 5000m Walk in one of the Australian Teams competing in the Pacific Region.
2016 Melanesian Regional Championships - SUVA
Natalie took on the Heptathlon, 400mHurdles and the 5000m Walk - coming home with Silver, Bronze and Silver medals!
Tristan Robinson
2016 Melanesian Regional Championships - SUVA
Tristan competed in the 400m
- coming home with the Bronze medal!
Coaching at BSAT
- Adam is usually coaching on Tuesdays and Thursday afternoons.
If you are interested in competing for ANW just ask.
- If you are using the track, then you should also join us as your membership also includes AV insurance
Wanted!
We still have a few members from last season who haven't rejoined – it’s time to do it!
Come on - start recruiting as we need a few more athletes in most Teams and XCR. We need a few more Open women, and U13-U15 Little Aths or Schools athletes. Now is your chance!
You need to register and join us via the AV web site here, otherwise AV will charge extra.
* For AV Shield, you need to register by the previous Wednesday via AV’s Online system. You won't be able to join at the Shield Competition Rounds and score points for your Team. Alternatively, you can compete as an Invitational Athlete for up to 2 rounds, but it won’t count for Finals qualification and you won’t score points for your Team and there is a charge levied by AV that you will have to pay..
- Having trouble registering? Contact us or AV!
- Be part of your Team
* You use the Online system to enter competitions so you will need to log on and use it.
* Try it now so you know what to do and can do it when you want to enter a competition.
If you need to catch up with Coach Adam re coaching, membership or uniforms then please email him and arrange to meet at training.
Competition results
More information on our Competitions page here
Latest results from:
- AV 50+ 10km Walk Champs
- Aus Champs
- Rare Air VIII
- Vic Masters 2022
- HVC4 and 5
- AVT9
- VMC5
- AVSL playoffs
- Vic Champs 2022
- Rare Air V
- AUS 20km Race Walk Champs
on our Competitions page here
2022 Madrid Marcha Barcelona
16 May 10km Race Walk
Kyle Swan finishes 18th with a strong performance and big 52s PB to finish in 40m52s. A top 20 finish in and Invite Only event!
Now its on to the 20km at La Coruna (Spain) on May 28
2022 Oceania Championships Mackay
7 - 11 June
Kyle Swan selected for the 5000m and 10,000m Walk
Brooke Stratton (now Brooke Buschkuehl) selected for Long Jump
Aranya Manchanayake selected for U20 Pole Vault
AV Masters 50+ 10km Walk Championship 1 May Ballarat
Carolyn Rosenbrock 1st 61m49s
2022 Australian Champpionships
26 March - 2 April Sydney
Open Men
Kyle Swan 10,000m Race Walk Final 39:55.17 1st
(2022 Birmingham Comm Games Qualifier)
Under 15 Men
Cooper Bertram Pole Vault Final 3.00m 2nd
Under 14 Men
Oscar Wright 800m Final 2:07.56 2nd
Under 18 Women
Aranya Manchanayake
Pole Vault Final 3.30m 3rd
Under 16 Women
Gemma Leung 200m Hurdles Final 29.32s 3rd
Under 14 Women
Maddie Tarabay Shot Put Final 11.98m 3rd
Maddie Tarabay 400m Final 59.15 3rd
Maddie Tarabay Javelin Final 35.65m 3rd
2022 Victorian Masters Championships
19-20 March Lakeside
M50
Hammer: Andrew May 43.86m (1st);
WM35
60m: Jessica Dux 08.97 (-1.3) (1st);
100m: Jessica Dux 14.29 (0.3) (1st);
200m: Jessica Dux 30.45 (-0.8) (1st);
Discus: Jessica Dux 21.27m (1st);
Javelin: Jessica Dux 21.05m (1st);
Shot Put: Jessica Dux 8.47m (1st);
WM60
1500m Walk: Carolyn Rosenbrock 8:29.43 (2nd);
3000m Walk: Carolyn Rosenbrock 17:41.96 (1st)
2022 World Race Walking Team Championship Muscat
Aus Team 20km Walk: 4th
Kyle Swan 1h30m33s
2022 Vic Championships Lakeside Feb
W18
Shot Put: Elise Keeghan 13.14m (1st)
Discus: Elise Keeghan 39.84m (1st)
PV: Aranya Manchanayake 3.20m (1st);
W16
200mH: Gemma Leung 29.68 (-1.5) (1st)
90mH: Gemma Leung 13.70 (+0.0) (3rd);
W15:
High Jump: Alyssa Chapman 1.45m (3rd);
W14:
Shot Put: Maddie Tarabay 11.67m (1st);
400m: Maddie Tarabay 59.66 (1st); 62.01 (P)
Discus: Maddie Tarabay 29.75m (1st)
Javelin: Maddie Tarabay 35.25m (1st)
High Jump: Maddie Tarabay 1.45m (2nd);
MOP:
200m: Nic Shen 21.87s (-2.6) (2nd)
110m : David Brock 15.95 (-2.2) (3rd);
5000m Walk: Kyle Swan 19:47.50 (3rd)
M20
Long Jump: Joshua Young 6.97m (+0.0) (2nd)
M16
Hammer: Lachlan McGowan 49.86m (2nd)
M15
Shot Put: Johannes Thokchom 11.29m (1st)
Shot Put: Cooper Bertram 10.57m (2nd);
100mH: Jake Frost 15.37 (-1.4) (2nd)
LJ: Josiah Stanford 5.75m (1.9) (2nd)
Pole Vault: Cooper Bertram 2.80m (2nd)
Pole Vault: Andrew Weerasinghe 2.70m (3rd)
200m Hurdles: Jake Frost 29.94 (-2.1) (3rd)
M14
1500m: Oscar Wright 4:36.52 (1st);
1500m: Zac Mellech 4:42.94 (3rd);
400m: Oscar Wright 56.56 (3rd);
2022 Aus Race Walking Championships
Adelaide 13/2/2022
Open 20km Road Walk:
2nd: Kyle Swan 1h21m39s
that’s two Silvers and a Bronze in the last 3 Aus Championships!
Kyle’s performance has resulted in him being selected for the World Teams Championships 20km Walk in Oman (March).
He has also qualified for the World Championships in Oregon (July).
2022 Vic Country Championships
Bendigo Jan 28-30
W18
400m: Kyla Chapman 65.88 (10th);
400mH: Kyla Chapman 77.77 (8th);
MOP
100m: Sami Lutui 11.95 (-1.8) (5th);
400m: Sami Lutui 53.23 (5th);
LJ: Sami Lutui 6.11m (+0.0) (5th);
M20
400mH: Melvin Subramaniam 61.64 (6th);
LJ: Joshua Young 6.59m (0.8) (1st);
M18
100m: Jordan Gilbert 11.78 (-1.6) (1st);
200m: Jordan Gilbert 23.06 (-0.6) (5th);
400m: Jordan Gilbert 52.17 (5th);
M16
800m: Joshua Carlin 2:10.71 (4th);
1500m: Joshua Carlin 4:33.28 (5th);
3000m: Joshua Carlin 9:39.45 (3rd);
Hammer: Lachlan McGowan 44.98m (2nd);
2022 Vic Relay Championships
Lakeside Jan 26
FOP
Sprint Medley: (Elise Carbery, Kyla Chapman, Stephanie Meerwald, Nicole Pennings) 4:33.40 (6th);
F16
4x100m: (Alyssa Chapman, Maddie Tarabay, Shri Nidhi Bolisetty, Milan Keogh) 52.66 (4th);
Sprint Medley: (Milan Keogh, Gemma Leung, Alyssa Chapman, Maddie Tarabay) 4:22.96 (4th);
MOP
4x100m: (Zachary Wilmot, Corey Robinson, Melvin Subramaniam, Nic Shen) 43.47 (4th); (Zachary Wilmot, Corey Robinson, Melvin Subramaniam, Nic Shen) 43.43 (P); (Sam Tassone, Flynn Cocking, Jarrod Long, Sami Lutui) 44.54 (P);
Sprint Medley: (Nic Shen, Melvin Subramaniam, Corey Robinson, Alan Vernal) 3:43.48 (5th);
M16
4x100m: (Cooper Bertram, Josiah Stanford, Jake Frost, Johannes Thokchom) 47.63 (2nd);
Sprint Medley: (Cooper Bertram, Zac Mellech, Jake Olarenshaw, Oscar Wright) 4:02.87 (5th);
2022 Superrnova AIS Canberra 22 Jan
10,000m Walk:
Kyle Swan 39:22.0 PB 0:28s 2nd
Commonwealth Games Qualifier
2022 Superrnova AIS Canberra 15 Jan
10,000m Walk:
Kyle Swan 39:50.1 PB 0:16s 2nd
2022 Vic Combined Events Championships
Lakeside 8-9/1/2022
W20
Heptathlon: Elise Carbery 2031pts: Shot Put: 9.12m (472pts); 200m: 29.57 (0.8) (513pts); 100m Hurdles: 17.77 (0.7) (512pts); High Jump: 1.42m (534pts);
W16
Heptathlon:Milan Keogh 3038pts: Long Jump: 4.54m (1.8) (438pts); High Jump: 1.23m (340pts); 90m Hurdles: 17.17 (-0.4) (577pts); 200m: 28.22 (-0.7) (614pts); 800m: 2:59.81 (367pts); Javelin: 19.18m (274pts); Shot Put: 8.44m (428pts);
W14
Pentathlon:Maddie Tarabay 3089pts: High Jump: 1.46m (577pts); 200m: 27.35 (1.0) (683pts); 800m: 2:33.05 (655pts); 80m Hurdles: 14.07 (0.5) (545pts); Shot Put: 11.52m (629pts);
M16
Heptathlon:Johannes Thokchom 3169pts: Long Jump: 4.90m (+0.0) (363pts); Shot Put: 10.86m (537pts); 100m Hurdles: 16.47 (1.2) (681pts); 1500m: 5:55.08 (285pts); 200m: 24.94 (-0.4) (611pts); Javelin: 33.89m (354pts); High Jump: 1.43m (338pts);
Cooper Bertram 2808pts: Long Jump: 4.52m (0.2) (294pts); Javelin: 17.44m (127pts); High Jump: 1.58m (449pts); 1500m: 6:07.04 (236pts); Shot Put: 10.92m (541pts); 200m: 26.13 (-0.4) (514pts); 100m Hurdles: 16.78 (1.2) (647pts);
M14
Pentathlon:Oscar Wright 2271pts: 90m Hurdles: 17.70 (0.9) (553pts); 800m: 2:23.91 (559pts); 200m: 27.96 (2.3) (379pts); Shot Put: 8.16m (376pts); High Jump: 1.52m (404pts);
2021 Vic 5000m Championships
Lakeside 7/12/2021
5000m: Alan Vernal 16:16.56
2021 Olympic Games - Tokyo
Brooke Stratton 7th in the Women’s LJ Final with 6.83m in a very close competition, just 17cm off winning! Congratulations Brooke, Russell and Team!
Kyle Swan 36th in the 20K Race Walk in 1h27m55s. Well done Kyle!
For those who remember Anabelle Smith from Nuna Little Aths, she competed in the 3m Springboard Diving in her 3rd Olympics.
Former Nuna athlete Hana Basic competed in her 1st Olympics in the 100m .
Congratulations to Kyle Swan - selected for the 20km Walk
Kyle’s story: Olympic Games-Tokyo 2021
Kyle joins Brooke Stratton as Nunawading’s second Olympic Athlete for Tokyo
2021 Coral Coast Carnival
Barlow Park, Cairns 18 July
Open Women:
Long Jump: Brooke Stratton 1st 6.56m
2021 AV 15km Road Walk
Middle Park 27 June
Open Men:
Kyle Swan 3rd in 65m64s
Open Women:
Carolyn Rosenbrock 4th in 96m15s
2021 LBG Race Walking Carnival
Canberra 13 June
Kyle Swan wins the 30km Road Walk in 2h18m25s
2021 Olympics - Brooke Stratton
Brooke is posting on FB a fortnightly update on her preparations for Tokyo.
See the 24June posting here:
https://www.facebook.com/AthleticsAustralia /videos/865304147438210
See the 7June posting here:
https://www.facebook.com/AthleticsAus tralia/videos/474111320321611
2021 Oceania Invitational Meet
Gold Coast 5 June
Kyle Swan selected for the 10,000m Walk.
That race didn’t happen due to Victoria’s Covid lockdown, so AA moved the race to Canberra on 12June to help Kyle improve his chances of Olympic selection. His time for the 10km was 40m35.05s
2021 AV Target Talent Program
Congratulations to our athletes who have made the AV Squad:
Josh Young - Horizontal Jumps
- coached by Russell Stratton
Liam Kernick - Sprints
- coached by Adam McCann
Elise Keeghan - Throws
- coached by Mike Donato
2021 AV Roadwalk Championships
Middle Park 23 May
Mens Open 10km:
Kyle Swan 2nd 45m04s
Womens 50+ 10km:
Carolyn Rosenbrock 1st 62m09s
2021 Aus Olympic 20km Walk Qualfication
Fawkner Park 2 May
Kyle Swan 85m27s (2nd)
Just outside the Olympic Qualification time so now waits til June to see if he gets selected.
2021 Australian Championships
Sydney 12-19 Apr
WOP: Long Jump: Brooke Stratton
6.84m (1st) - Olympic Qualifier!
- Aus Champs Record
W15: 200mH: Gemma Leung 29.59s (1st)
W14: 400m: Chloe Johnstone 59.86 (1st)
W15: 90m H: Gemma Leung 13.30 (2nd)
MOP: 10km Walk: Kyle Swan 40m06.86s (3rd)
W14: 4x100m: Chloe Johnstone 50.93 (3rd)
2021 Queensland Track Classic
Brisbane 27 Mar
Long Jump: 1st: Brooke Stratton 6.63m
2021 Australian Road Walk Championship
Fawkner Park 27 Mar
Open Men 20km:
Kyle Swan: Silver Medal 1h24m08s
2021 AV State Championships
Albert Park Feb
GOLD
W17: Discus: Elise Keeghan
W17: Pole Vault: Aranya Manchanayake
W15: 200mH: Gemma Leung
W15: 90mH: Gemma Leung
W14: 400m: Chloe Johnstone
W14: 800m: Chloe Johnstone
MOP: Long Jump: Nathan Deslandes
MAMB: 100m: Liam Kendrick
MAMB: 200m: Liam Kendrick
M18: Long Jump: Joshua Young
SILVER
W17: Shot Put: Elise Keeghan
W15: Long Jump: Gemma Leung
W14: 100m: Chloe Johnstone
M15: Hammer: Lachlan McGowan
M14: 400m: Oscar Wright
BRONZE
Men Open: 110mH: David Brock
Men Open: 5000mW: Kyle Swan
M18: 110mH: Melvin Subramaniam
W15: 90mH: Bree Horne
2021 Canberra Track Classic 14 Feb
Long Jump: 1st: Brooke Stratton 6.72m
2021 Victorian Multis Championships
Bendigo 6-7 Feb
Vic Heptathlon Championship
Open: 1st: Natalie Laurie
VMA 35-39: 1st: Jessica Dux
Vic Decathlon Championship
Open: 3rd: David Brock