Sally Pearson
World Title to Pearson, Olympic Qualifier to Trengove and Australian Junior Record for Stein
There have certainly been some great highlights from our Australian athletes both in Australia and overseas. There were some magical moments over in Istanbul, Turkey where Sally Pearson was simply irresistible in winning the 60m hurdles, while Henry Frayne took home silver in the men's long jump. Then on Sunday in Japan we saw the debut of Jess Trengove in the women's marathon, and with no expectations produced a stunning 2:31.02 to almost guarantee herself a place in the plane to the London Olympics. Then finally there was a new Australian U/20 record by Jake Stein in the decathlon at the Victorian State titles, not to mention the farewell performance of Tamsyn Manou in the women's 800m. So where do we start? Well we'll start at the top and work our way down!
Read moreWorld Titles on Offer in Turkey - Australians In the Medal Hunt
The Australian team for the World Indoor Championships, to be held in Istanbul, Turkey, is only small in number, but you can't deny just how much talent is in the team. Led by Sally Pearson (60m and 60m hurdles) the Australian team could easily come away from the Championships with 2 to 3 medals and maybe even more.
Read moreAustralian Track and Field Results Update
We take a look back at the Olympic Trials in Melbourne that have just concluded and detail some of the results that could have easily been missed due to the amazing efforts from the likes of Sally Pearson in the 100m hurdles and Craig Mottram in the 5000m, not to mention Henry Frayne's magical performances in both the long and triple jumps.
Read moreAthletes Chase the Olympic Dream in Melbourne - Day 1 Highlights
The domestic season has already produced so many highlights, with the likes of Alana Boyd, Henry Frayne, Sally Pearson and Collis Birmingham already shining in their respective events. So now it comes down to the Olympic trials, where many athletes will be looking forward to cementing their spot on the Australian team for London while others will be trying to edge ever so closer to that magical "A" qualifier and that Olympic dream.
Read moreAll Roads Lead to Melbourne - Review of the Sydney Track Classic (Women)
We have taken a detailed look at the performances from the men competing at the Sydney Track Classic, now it's time to look at the women's performances. There were many highlights on both the track and field, and a lot to look forward to when the athletes hit the Lakeside Stadium track in Melbourne next week for the Olympic Trials - which also includes the IAAF Melbourne Track Classic on Saturday 3rd March.
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