Queensland’s rising track and field stars descended upon Adelaide in late August for the Australian Little Athletics Championships, with a strong contingent hailing from Strathpine.
The young athletes, representing various corners of the state, showcased their talents against the nation’s finest. The action was broadcast live and exclusively on KommunityTV. While the squad boasted a strong presence from the South East, regional athletes, including those from Strathpine, made up a significant portion of the team.
The athletes expressed their excitement about representing Queensland and highlighted the role of their local clubs in shaping their athletic journeys and personal development.
Strathpine’s Ned Amorsen sprinted in the 100m and 200m events, showcasing his speed and agility.
Brock Miller tested his endurance in the 800m race, while Tau Tamaariki showcased his strength in the shot put event.
The Queensland team consisted of athletes with varying backgrounds and experiences. Some, like Eziah Ferguson-Salkic, were first-time representatives, while others, like Xanthee Watts, had competed nationally for several years. Each athlete brought unique skills and talents to the team.
The athletes emphasised their clubs’ supportive and encouraging atmosphere, fostering individual and team success. They also highlighted the opportunities that little athletics provides for personal growth and development.
Published Date 03-September-2024