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Six Ron Bendall squad athletes will contest 10 events at the Australian Capital Territory Track and Field Championships in Canberra on the weekend. Squad newcomer Jess MacIver will contest three events, the 100m hurdles. 100m and long jump, all in … Continue reading →

The medals kept coming for Ron Bendall squad athletes on Sunday at the NSW Country Championships at Dubbo. In her first attempt over the 84cm obstacles, Maya Piras (Dubbo) won the under 20 years women’s 100m hurdles to take her … Continue reading →

Ron Bendall squad athletes struck silver on Saturday at the NSW Country Championships at Dubbo. Despite a 2m headwind Maya Piras (Dubbo) was very close to her personal best time in finishing second in the under 18 years 200m. She … Continue reading →

Two Ron Bendall squad athletes will contest this weekend’s NSW Country Championships at Dubbo. Maya Piras (Dubbo) will contest the under 20 years women’s 100m, 200m and 100m hurdles while Monique Byers (Illawarra Blue Stars) will contest the open women’s … Continue reading →

Janet Naylon and Koray Kirk started 2020 in fine style with solid wins at the first Northern Zone competition of the New Year. Janet won the 50+ years women’s 60m and shot put while Koray won the open men’s 60m … Continue reading →

Nick Dowling ran two huge personal best times at Wollongong on Sunday to start the New Year on the right note. He began the day with a PB in the NSW under 18 years 60m Championships in which he placed … Continue reading →

In 2019 Ron Bendall squad athletes: Won two World Masters Indoor Championship silver medals and one bronze; Won two Oceania Championship gold medals, five silver and two bronze; Won nine Australian Championship gold medals, eight silver and nine bronze; Won … Continue reading →

Monique Perry’s silver medal at the World Masters Indoor Championships in Poland in March highlighted a hugely successful 2019 for Ron Bendall squad athletes. Monique was second in a thrilling finish in the women’s 40+ years 60m. At the championships, … Continue reading →

Nine Ron Bendall squad athletes figured in the national rankings for 2019. Highest ranked was Jasmin Guthrie who was ranked third fastest in the under 18 years 400m. Jasmin was also ranked sixth fastest in the under 20s and 16th fastest … Continue reading →

For the second successive year NSW University has awarded Susie Douglas a Ben Lexcen Sports Scholarship. In an exception 2019, Susie was third in the under 20 years 400m hurdles at the national championships, won the NSW under 20 years … Continue reading →