Sue stuns to win the Presidents Gift Canberra Sprint Coach, January 29, 2024February 7, 2024 The ACTMA 30th Presidents Gift 100m handicap race has been taken out by FAST Running’s very own Sue Bourke. Sue who has competed in 19 women’s finals, the most of any member in ACTMA, surges mid race to win her 12th Gift Final, again a record for ACT Masters Athlete. Sue’s win is her first since 2020. The 12-time champion has battled injury and surgery recovery in the intervening years. But stunned onlookers as she picked up where she left off in 2020 with a dominant performance on the track. Sue is hoping her comeback will inspire the younger generation in FAST Females, especially Florence, Marijke and Phoebe to give The Gift a go themselves in this year’s final in December. FAST may pick up a podium clean sweep! Brendan and Steve are already reading themselves for a dash in 2024 too in the men’s final, with John Lamb the reigning champion hard to beat! Masters News CanberraFAST FemalesFASTER MasterResults
FAST Track Sprint seven set to soar November 3, 2015November 1, 2023 FAST dominates the sprint entries on the ACT team for All Schools. Seven members of the squad have been selected with a further three “associate” members getting the nod as well. Congratulations to Josh Beale, Jeremy Maranan, Matt Walters, Lucy Ferry, Eden Thomas, Mitch Foster and Sam Wade. Read More
FAST for Sport Taking running between the wickets to the next level November 7, 2023February 7, 2024 Since 2017 FAST has been working with a very young and exciting Cricket prospect, Ansh Tiwary. A cricket all rounder, Ansh can bat and bowl his team to victory. Ansh’s rise especially over the last three years has shown his commitment and passion for the Game. Working on his speed… Read More
FAST Kids 2016, 12 Years & Under Track & Field Championships November 29, 2016November 2, 2023 The 12 Years & Under Track & Field Championships were held in Sydney from 26 to 29 November 2016. FAST was represented by Matt Ikoro. Matt made the final in the 200m (6th) and finished in the top end of the 100m (9th). His 200m time was quicker than (double)… Read More