Strathpine Athletics Club

Registrations for the 2026/27 season are now officially OPEN! You can renew your registration, or sign up for the first time, at the following link.

https://www.revolutionise.com.au/strathpineath/registration/

For membership options, see the following link.

https://qldathletics.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2026-27-Membership-Info.pdf

qldathletics.org.au

For those athletes wanting to get some early season races in, there's a winter meet at UQ this coming Saturday (15th August), with entries closing 9am this Friday.

https://qldathletics.org.au/event/uq-winter-series-meet-4/

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For all of our distance athletes, entries for the Run Army Brisbane fun run held on 11th April 2027 are now open. Distances range from 2.4km to 15km.

https://runarmy.org.au/event/brisbane/

What a way to finish the athletics at the Commonwealth Games. Gold and a games record for Kurtis Marschall!

THREE-PEAT COMPLETE 🥇

Somebody call air traffic control to Scotstoun Stadium because Kurtis Marschall is FLYING ✈️

Kurtis secures gold in the Men’s Pole Vault with a 5.85m clearance, sets a new Games record and completes the Commonwealth Games three-peat, becoming the Commonwealth’s most successful Pole Vaulter 😤

2018 - 2022 - 2026 🏆

📸 Michael Thomas

BOYES BRILLIANCE 🥈

Luke Boyes has landed on the Commonwealth Games podium on debut, storming home to claim silver in the Men's 800m Final in 1:45.93.

Flying home over the closing stages, the Australian timed his run to perfection to surge into second and add another medal for the green and gold on the final day in Glasgow. 💚💛

📸 Michael Thomas

BRONZED BUSCHKUEHL 🥉

Brooke Buschkuehl flies to bronze in the Women’s Long Jump with a first round jump of 6.80m (+2.5).

In her 12th appearance in the green and gold and with her son Bobby watching on from the stands, Brooke adds a third Commonwealth Games medal to an already impressive resume.

📸 Michael Thomas

Gold for MacKenzie Little!

Mackenzie Little, Commonwealth champion 🇦🇺🥇

A first-round throw of 61.88m was all it took, with Mackenzie Little taking the lead in the Women’s Javelin Throw and never looking back.

After claiming silver in Birmingham four years ago, Mackenzie has gone one better in Glasgow to stand atop the Commonwealth podium 💚💛

📸 Michael Thomas

Bronzed Aussies and huge qualifying wins to finish the World Relays for Australia | Australian Athletics The 2026 World Athletics Relays in Gaborone, Botswana finished off in style for Australia with a bronze medal and another national record for our 4x400m men’s relay team. The team of Luke van Ratingen (NSW, Ben Liddy), Reece Holder (QLD, Christopher Dale), Thomas Reynolds (VIC, Matthew Oakley) and...