Upcoming Events
Next run:
- Sunday October 20: Cliff Bould Trophy – 10.4k H/5.2k 10k/5k walk 8:00am. Visitors are welcome for a fee of $5, (no pre-registration required). Exact cash please. Visitor registration closes 10 minutes before run start.
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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One Hour Track Event
On a perfect evening at ECAC, 15 MAWA athletes thoroughly enjoyed the first one hour event we have held for many a long year.
There were some outstanding performances. Gerard Hill attained the best ever distance by a MAWA athlete at 18,160m, beating the previous best held by one Jim Langford by around 300m.
Jim was there but was pipped to an M80 state record by Bert Carse who covered 9,770m. Son Ross had a great run, catching Roberto Busi on the 16th lap and clinching an M45 State Record with 16,843m. Rounding out the men’s State Records was Michael Lee, just into the M75 age group, with 11,643m.
The women were equally impressive. Clare Wardle’s first major foray as a W50 saw her comfortably take Lorna Lauchlan’s State Record with a very impressive 13,699m. No one was surprised to see Julie Wilson take the W70 record with 10,432m, while club vice president Silke Peglow beat Melinda Fisher to the W55 record with 9,349m.
Our thanks to the helpers and lap scorers for their part in a great evening, and we enjoyed a post-run pizza delivery ordered by Rochelle.
All those who missed out on this event will have to wait until next year, when we hope to get closer to the 25 entrant limit
Follow this link for the full results
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Please Can You Help
Margaret Bennett has done an amazing job helping with the transport of equipment for our morning teas to and from the venue but is now ready to pass this duty on to someone else. Please contact us at the Visitors Table on Sunday or message to mawasecretary@gmail.com if you can help with this transport about 6 or 7 times a year.
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Handicap Trophy 2024-25
Nedlands was the final handicap event of last season, the score board has been cleared and now it’s time to start fresh and gear up for an exciting new competition! The 2024/25 Handicap series kicks off with the Cliff Bould Trophy this Sunday, 20th October, being held at Taylor Street, Victoria Park. This 10.4 km handicap marks the first of our 8-event competition!
To find out how it works click here
With a mix of determination, endurance, and friendly competition, this is your chance to push yourself and be part of an exciting race series!
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Sunday Helpers
It is very important that we correctly identify the helpers at each run, which may not be identical to the final list on the website.
As long as we have an accurate record we will be able to send reminders later in the year to those Sunday runners who have yet to put their names down.
Our thanks to Margaret and the results team for offering to compile the helper list at each run and put the names on the results page. For the team to do this efficiently they will scan the tags of the helpers, so if you are helping please remember to bring your tag with you.
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UWAAC Big 6 & Christmas market
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