2022 Australian Athletics Championships | |
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Edition | 99th |
Dates | 26 March – 3 April |
Host city | Sydney, Australia |
Venue | Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre |
Level | Senior |
Type | Outdoor |
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The 2022 Australian Athletics Championships was the 99th edition of the national championship in outdoor track and field for athletes in Australia. It was held between 26 March and 3 April at the Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre in Sydney. [1] [2]
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
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100 metres | Jake Doran Queensland | 10.05 | Edward Osei-Nketia New Zealand | 10.17 | Joshua Azzopardi New South Wales | 10.20 |
200 metres | Aidan Murphy South Australia | 20.53 | Jake Doran Queensland | 20.77 | Calab Law Queensland | 20.90 |
400 metres | Alex Beck Queensland | 46.41 | Ian Halpin New South Wales | 46.75 | Callum Rorison Queensland | 46.92 |
800 metres | Peter Bol Western Australia | 1:48.78 | Charlie Hunter New South Wales | 1:49.31 | Brad Mathas New Zealand | 1:49.52 |
1500 metres | Oliver Hoare New South Wales | 3:40.79 | Matthew Ramsden Western Australia | 3:41.43 | Callum Davies Queensland | 3:42.90 |
5000 metres | Matthew Ramsden Western Australia | 13:40.69 | Sam McEntee Victoria | 13:41.01 | Jack Bruce Queensland | 13:42.43 |
110 metres hurdles | Nick Hough New South Wales | 13.68 | Nicholas Andrews New South Wales | 13.75 | Chris Douglas Victoria | 13.76 |
400 metres hurdles | Conor Fry Victoria | 51.76 | Michael Tsotsos Victoria | 52.57 | Matt Crowe New South Wales | 52.96 |
3000 metres steeplechase | Matthew Clarke South Australia | 8:32.67 | Max Stevens South Australia | 8:39.58 | Liam Cashin Victoria | 8:43.30 |
4 × 100 metres relay | Singapore Marc Brian Louis Joshua Chua Ann Heng Xander Ho Ian Koe | 40.07 | New South Wales Shakti Rathore Connor Bond Lewis Clabburn Leonard King | 40.89 | South Australia Jacob Aston Ryan Atkins Harrison Hunt Cailen Hejka | 41.09 |
4 × 400 metres relay | Queensland Cooper Schmidt Max O'Donnell Callum Rorison Connor Diffey | 3:13.08 | South Australia Blake Jones Ryan Atkins Harrison Hunt Duncan Cameron | 3:13.39 | New South Wales Oscar Pintaric Max Jolmes James McPaul Liam Webb | 3:13.96 |
High jump | Yual Reath Victoria | 2.20 | Joel Baden Victoria | 2.15 | Simioluwa Thomsen-Ajayi Queensland | 2.15 |
Pole vault | Kurtis Marschall Western Australia | 5.60 | Angus Armstrong Western Australia | 5.40 | Dalton Di Medio Victoria | 5.25 |
Long jump | Christopher Mitrevski Victoria | 8.26 | William Freyer New South Wales | 7.82 | Henry Frayne Queensland | 7.82 |
Triple jump | Ayo Ore Victoria | 16.64 | Julian Konle Queensland | 16.36 | Aiden Hinson Victoria | 16.32 |
Shot put | Aiden Harvey Victoria | 18.47 | Damien Birkinhead Victoria | 18.33 | Daniel Green Queensland | 16.76 |
Discus throw | Matthew Denny Queensland | 62.79 | Lachlan Page South Australia | 57.56 | Nicholas Dyson Victoria | 51.29 |
Hammer throw | Ned Weatherly Victoria | 69.20 | Timothy Heyes New South Wales | 67.87 | Costa Kousparis New South Wales | 66.07 |
Javelin throw | Cameron McEntyre New South Wales | 78.06 | Cruz Hogan Western Australia | 77.34 | William White Queensland | 73.94 |
Decathlon | Cedric Dubler Queensland | 8393 | Alec Diamond New South Wales | 8002 | Christian Paynter Victoria | 7216 |
10000 metres race walk | Kyle Swan Victoria | 39:55.17 | Will Thompson Victoria | 41:17.05 | Quentin Rew New Zealand | 41:46.41 |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
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100 metres | Zoe Hobbs New Zealand | 11.17 | Ella Conolly Queensland | 11.29 | Bree Masters Queensland | 11.33 |
200 metres | Georgia Hulls New Zealand | 23.17 | Ella Conolly Queensland | 23.37 | Jacinta Beecher Queensland | 23.48 |
400 metres | Isabel Neal New Zealand | 52.86 | Ellie Beer Queensland | 53.30 | Rosie Elliott New Zealand | 53.48 |
800 metres | Catriona Bisset Victoria | 1:59.83 | Claudia Hollingsworth Victoria | 2:02.98 | Tess Kirsopp-Cole Victoria | 2:03.39 |
1500 metres | Abbey Caldwell Victoria | 4:10.75 | Georgia Griffith Victoria | 4:11.26 | Linden Hall Victoria | 4:12.44 |
5000 metres | Jessica Hull New South Wales | 15:06.13 | Rose Davies New South Wales | 15:07.49 | Calli Thackery Great Britain | 15:09.08 |
100 metres hurdles | Liz Clay Queensland | 12.72 | Celeste Mucci Victoria | 12.96 | Michelle Jenneke New South Wales | 13.05 |
400 metres hurdles | Sarah Carli New South Wales | 56.70 | Portia Bing New Zealand | 57.13 | Brodee Mate New South Wales | 58.39 |
3000 metres steeplechase | Amy Cashin Victoria | 9:37.92 | Brielle Erbacher Queensland | 9:38.56 | Cara Feain-Ryan Queensland | 9:40.66 |
4 × 100 metres relay | New Zealand Livvy Wilson Rosie Elliott Georgia Hulls Zoe Hobbs | 44.05 | New South Wales Katie Smee Monique Quirk Kelly McAndrew Sarah Healey | 45.48 | South Australia Kayla Lemm Jordi McMillan Margaret Gayen Christine Gayen | 47.12 |
4 × 400 metres relay | Western Australia Annie Pfeiffer Kiara Speechley Brittany Scott Emma Philippe | 3:41.09 | New South Wales Bethany Halmy Rowena Craker Tierney Dunne Olivia Cason | 3:41.81 | Victoria Lily Bayes Paige Elvey Anna Plessinger Elizabeth Dingeldei | 3:42.42 |
High jump | Nicola McDermott New South Wales | 1.94 | Emily Whelan New South Wales | 1.80 | Alexandra Harrison New South Wales | 1.75 |
Pole vault | Nina Kennedy Western Australia | 4.35 | Jamie Scroop South Australia | 4.20 | not awarded | |
Elizaveta Parnova Western Australia | 4.20 | |||||
Long jump | Samantha Dale New South Wales | 6.64 | Jessie Harper Queensland | 6.30 | Tomysha Clark New South Wales | 6.26 |
Triple jump | Roksana Khudoyarova Uzbekistan | 13.54 | Kayla Cuba Queensland | 13.51 | Desleigh Owusu New South Wales | 13.49 |
Shot put | Emma Berg Victoria | 13.87 | Sally Shokry New South Wales | 13.54 | Kaitlyn Coulter New South Wales | 13.50 |
Discus throw | Jade Lally Great Britain | 59.29 | Taryn Gollshewsky Queensland | 54.74 | Hannah Edwards Queensland | 49.64 |
Hammer throw | Alexandra Hulley New South Wales | 67.51 | Stephanie Ratcliffe Victoria | 61.77 | Caitlyn Hester Queensland | 55.18 |
Javelin throw | Mackenzie Little New South Wales | 62.09 | Alexandra Roberts Queensland | 55.61 | Tori Peeters New Zealand | 52.62 |
Heptathlon | Taneille Crase Queensland | 5759 | Alysha Burnett New South Wales | 5315 | Tiana Solley Queensland | 5171 |
10000 metres race walk | Jemima Montag Victoria | 43:02.97 | Katie Hayward Queensland | 44:27.80 | Rebecca Henderson Victoria | 44:40.09 |
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