Uncategorized
now browsing by category
Sprinting Fast Trifecta
Sprinting Fast athletes London Rakanui, McKinlee Brighton and Lucy Nell have won the trifecta in the U16 WA 60m Athletics Championships.
London took home the gold with McKinlee winning the silver and Lucy Nell bronze. Stablemate Emma Boyne also made the final finishing in sixth place.
Summer Naussedat won the bronze medal in the U18 event after a controversial false start by the eventual silver medalist was not called back by the starter.
2025 Australian All Schools Athletics Championships
Autumn Good and Sade Hewes have won bronze medals at the 2025 Australian All Schools Athletics Championships in Melbourne.
Sade won the bronze in the U16 girls 100m with a time of 12.24 (+1.7 wind). Autumn also won the bronze in the U14 girls 80m hurdles with a time of 12.42 (+0.8 wind) which was a personal best and sprinting fast record.
In the U18 girls 400m final Poppy Vogl finished in 6th place with teammate Demi Burns finishing 7th.
Sade Hewes and Lucy Nell also won bronze in the U16 girls 4x100m relay with Lucy winning silver in the 4x400m mixed relay also.
WA U16 State Relay Record
The Perth Track & Field/Sprinting Fast relay team has broken the U16 girls 4x100m and 1000m Swedish relay record.
The record was previously held by Kiki Tholet and her Melville teammates set in 2024 (1.26.59) and was smashed by the team made up of Autumn Good, Lucy Nell, McKinlee Brighton and London Rakanui (1.19.59).
The PTF U16 girls also won the 4x100m in 48.61 beating the previous little athletics record of 50sec plus.
The U20 girls 4x100m relay was won by UWA with Sprinting Fast members Summer Nausedat and Sade Hewes with PTF winning the bronze medal with Sprinting Fast members Poppy Vogl, Miya Claassen and Demi Burns.
Willow sets record No.2
Willow Sloss has broken the WA 100m record for 11 year old's (the former U12 category, now U13) with a performance of 12.60 with a legal +1.3 tailwind.
The previous record of 12.63 was held by Mina Cho (with no wind reading) recorded at the 2024 state championship. Willow has had three 100m runs at the WA Athletics Stadium this season so far recording 13.11, 12.88 and now 12.60.
This is the second state record held by Willow. She also holds the 70m record of 10.10 set in March 2024.
Lucy the Legend
Bunbury resident Lucy Nell has had amazing performances at the 2025 WA All Schools Athletics Championships.
She has won the U15 girls 100m just one hour after winning silver in the 400m (won by her stable mate London Rakanui) and also won the 200m gold the following day. Taking home the title of "fastest U15 school girl in Western Australia".
Two and a half months later Lucy adds to that title and wins 4 gold medals in the 100m, 200m, Long Jump and 400m at the 2026 WA Country Championships held in tough windy conditions at Albany. Becoming a rural superstar.
This season she has also been part of the state record breaking U16 4x1000m Swedish and 4x100m golds won at the 2025/26 WA State Athletics Relay Championships by the Perth Track & Field / Sprinting Fast team.
2025 WA All Schools Athletics Championships
🥇 U14G 80m hurdles Autumn GOOD
🥇 U15G 100m Lucy NELL
🥇 U15G 200m Lucy NELL
🥇 U15 400m London RAKANUI
🥇 U18G 400m Demi BURNS
🥈 U14G Hammer Katie WILLIAMS
🥈 U15G 400m Lucy NELL
🥈 U16G 200m Sade HEWES
🥈 U16G 100m Sade HEWES
🥈 U17B Javelin Toby WOOD
🥈 U17B Discus Toby WOOD
🥈 U18G 400m Poppy VOGL
🥉 U14G Hammer Imogen SPOONER
🥉 U17G 100m Summer NAUSSEDAT
🥉 U17G 400m hurdles Miya CLAASSEN
🥉 U18G 200m Demi BURNS
2025 Australian Athletics Championships
🥇 U15G 400m - London Rakanui (Australian Championship & WA Record)
🥈 U14B Javelin - Declan Thorpe-Edwards
🥈 U18G 4x400m - London Rakanui
🥈 U16G 4x100m - Sade Hewes
🥈 U16G 4x100m - London Rakanui
🥉 U16G 4x200m - Sade Hewes
5th U16B 200m hurdles - Cambell Bannister
7th U18 100m hurdles - Ruby Manov
7th U16G 100m - Sade Hewes
8th Open 110m hurdles - Adriaan Pelser
8th U15G 100m - London Rakanui
8th U15G 400m - Lucy Nell
9th U14G 80m hurdles - Olivia King
London’s Golds
U15 Sprinting Fast Athlete London Rakanui has won the 2025 Australian Athletics Championship 400m title.
She has also broken the WA state U16 and Australian U15 Championship 400m records clocking a time of 55.26sec PB.
At the championships she added two silver medals to her collection in the U16 4x100m and the U18 4x400m.
London won double GOLD at the 2025 WA Athletics Championships in the 60m and 400m with silver medals in the 100m & 200m.
Golden Ruby
U18 athlete Ruby MANOV has won two gold medals at the 2025 WA Athletics Championships in the 100m & 300m hurdles.
She also won 2 bronze medals in the 100m & 200m. Creating a new Sprinting Fast Open 200m record with 25.25sec.