Sizzling times at Nationals Canberra Sprint Coach, April 28, 2024August 29, 2024 FAST Running’s Lewin Atkinson and Nick Porter have saved their best to last, with four Personal Bests between them at the Australian Little Athletics Championships in Adelaide. Lewin competing in his first Nationals was outstanding in his 800m final as he improved his best time in the event by 25 seconds. He then backed this up in the 400m on the Sunday with a new PB of 1:03.35 whilst he carried a calf injury into the event. He finished 9th overall in the 400m. Nick started his campaign in the 200m and broke his PB to clock 26.78s. On Sunday he also bettered his 100m time stopping the clock in 12.85s, another PB. Nick finished 10th in the country on completion of the 100m. His hamstring giving him grief following his 5th place finish in the 4x100m Relay. Lewin and Nick are looking forward to returning for All Schools in December this year. FAST Track Finalist News Ginninderra AthleticsGungahlinLittle Athletics CoachingMature TeensProfileResultsRunning TrainingSprintingTeens
FAST Track 2018 Australian All Schools Championships December 9, 2018November 1, 2023 The Australian All Schools Championships were held in Cairns from 7 to 9 December 2018. FAST was represented by three athletes, with Harry Anderson, Austin Tetteh and Nate Halpin. Harry managed a top ten finish in the Discus and Hurdles, whilst Austin got twenty placing in the 100m and 200m…. Read More
FAST Track Queanbeyan gift finalist November 22, 2015February 7, 2024 Congratulations to Sam Wade in finishing 6th in his first pro race at the Queanbeyan Gift. Running off 4m Sam had plenty of work to do and managed to wheel in some of his competitors in a close finish. The winner had a huge handicap of 12.75m and no one… Read More
Alumni Alumna: Natasha Martin March 14, 1997February 8, 2024 Natasha trained with FAST until the end of the 1996-97 season. At the Australian Junior Track & Field Championships of that year, Natasha became FAST’s first Australian Medalist, finishing in third (bronze) behind Rebecca Murphy and Sonia Britto. Natasha’s personal best of 11.9s for the 100m remains the squad’s fastest… Read More