Upcoming Events
Next run:
- Sunday September 6: Fathers’ Day Run Wireless Hill – 8k/4k – 8am. Visitors are welcome for a fee of $7 for online entry and $10 for entry on the day. Either pre-register using the link on the right side-bar, or register on the day at the Visitor Table, (exact cash please).
The object of our club is to encourage and promote Masters Athletics, general fitness, and to provide opportunities for training and competition.
To see what Masters Athletics WA (MAWA) offers, head over to the about us page.
Over 30? Why not join us?
Membership is open to men and women 30 years of age and over.
MAWA acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures, and to Elders both past and present.
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AGM – change of venue
MASTERS ATHLETICS WA 2026 AGM
New venue: Ecology Centre, Bold Park (165 Perry Lakes Drive, Floreat)
The MAWA AGM will be held at 9.45am on Sunday, 20 September 2026 at the Ecology Centre, Bold Park (165 Perry Lakes Drive, Floreat) following the Claypit Circuit event. All members are invited to attend. Morning tea will be available prior to the meeting.Nominations are called for the Committee for 2026-2027. The positions are:
President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer and four Committee Members.
Nomination forms are available from the Secretary at mawasecretary@gmail.com and require a nominator and seconder. All Committee nominations must be received by the Secretary no later than Sunday 6 September 2026.A copy of the previous AGM minutes is available on the website along with copies of the reports from the President, Treasurer and Secretary for 2026. To access these go to www.mastersathleticswa.org and click on ‘OUR CLUB’ – ‘ABOUT US’ or you can request a copy from the Secretary.
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WMA Daegu MAWA Results
Click here for MAWA results.
Let Richard, (r.blurton@iinet.net.au), know of any errors either in the results or in records.
Congratulations to Mark Jeffery for World Records in the Decathlon and the Javelin
Gold medals went to Mark in the Decathlon, to Jo Peters in the Hammer and Throws Pentathlon and to Alwyn Barnesby in the 10k Road Race.
Australian Records went to Paul Jeffery in the Decathlon and Javelin, Kyle Ennis in the 100m and 200m and Sue Coate in the heptathlon.
Sue Coate set 7 State Records
Several MAWA athletes won relay medals.
Full results can be accessed from the Daegu website
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Registration 2026/27
Forms for members renewing and new members joining are now on the website.
Current members have until 30th September to renew their membership.
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Dick Horsley Trophy
Well done to all the couples who competed in the Partners Trophy at the Darlington Dash on Sunday 23 August. One partner has to complete the short course and the other the long course, then the couple with the fastest combined time are the winners! Congratulations to Rodney and Chrystal Glossop who have taken out the honours for 2026 in very fast time! Great to see some new couples competing this year too! Please see results below:
- 1:15:42 – Chrystal Glossop 27:50, Rodney Glossop 47:52
- 1:20:53 – Rod Siviour 27:46, Sandra Siviour 53:07
- 1:30:37 – Craig Madden 30:03, Sandi Keenan 1:00:34
- 1:42:12 – Michelle Page 39:20, Josh Page 1:02:52
- 1:45:53 – Pedro Rivera 38:04, Tess Estores 1:07:49
- 2:03:29 – David Hogg 49:42, Jenny Hogg 1:13:47
- 2:16:20 – Melinda Fisher 1:05:35, John Fisher 1:10:45
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Athletics Coaching Course
The WA Branch of the Australian Track & Field Coaches Association is conducting a Foundation Coaches Course in athletics on 13 September (track) and 20 September (field events). This course covers the Processes of Coaching, with particular emphasis on young novice athletes. This new course includes all the elements of the previous ATFCA Level 1 course and some components of the previous Level 2. There is an online component and a practical workshop. People who complete the course successfully will be accredited coaches. Please see the flyer for more information.
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