
Athletics: Excellent performances for Whanganui in teams competition
The depleted Whanganui squad came within 15 points of winning the round 2 competition.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Athletics Whanganui club nights begin October 13 ahead of major events.
World Athletics must weigh the event's innovation against its risks.
New Zealand secondary school athletes won nine medals in Ballarat.
New Zealand athletes feature in the Diamond League final.
Alec McNab has been watching the action at EDF Scotstoun Stadium
More than 55,000 tickets have already been sold for Saturday's athletics meet.
Geordie Beamish and Max Attwell, both ex-Collegiate, made the Glasgow team.
Cullinane's Aiden Billing won gold in the Para 4km cross-country championship.
Whanganui schools will send 64 athletes this year, up from just one in 2025.
The Whanganui championships drew 137 finishers from seven schools.
More than 100 runners are expected at Dudding Lake for today’s event.
Schools are gearing up for the Interschool Championships at Dudding Lake.
The December event will bring about 1200 athletes from over 200 schools.
Rankings reveal improved performance across all disciplines.
Cooks Gardens hosted 21 senior club nights and packed school athletics meets.
Forty-one running and six walking teams lined up at the start.
World champion Geordie Beamish won the supreme title at the Manawatū/Whanganui awards.
Lucas Martin set a personal best in the World Athletics Race Walking Team Championships.
Whanganui athletes achieved an impressive 47 personal bests in Auckland.
Whanganui’s 45 athletes claimed 17 podiums and a record 47 personal bests.
Forty-seven Whanganui students will take inspiration from Tom Walsh's world indoor gold.
Recovering from glandular fever, Juliet McKinlay claimed five titles.
The Manawatū/Whanganui team left the nationals with seven golds among 27 medals.
A late programme change has forced Jonathan Maples to skip his hurdles title defence.
Over seven days, five schools and club meets will pack Cooks Gardens with athletes.
Whanganui’s 12 athletes left Hamilton with 10 personal bests and two wins.
A mid-race camera helped sprinters chase world champs qualifying times.
Emma Osborne returned to Newtown Stadium three years after fracturing her leg there.
Sam Tanner’s 3:53.36 is now the third fastest mile ever run at Cooks Gardens.
Cooks Gardens has had 79 sub-four-minute miles, more than any NZ venue.
The two Sams have sub-four-minute miles in sights; sprinter Zoe Hobbs will also star.