Athletics

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Christopher Mitrevski has dug deep and put everything into the Men's Long Jump qualifying round to leap 7.83m, but will unfortunately miss a spot in the Men's Long Jump final.

 

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Tokyo has produced another hot and humid morning for the Marathon, with an epic photo finish to kick start Monday morning.

A huge run by Tim Vincent has seen the Victorian cross in 44th in a time of 2:20:12, while Liam Boudin finished 57th in 2:24:39.

 

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At just 20 years of age, Torrie Lewis has delivered a performance that has captivated the nation. Flashing home in 11.14, Lewis finishes her Tokyo 100m campaign as 14th in the world.

 

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Aussie stalwart Brandon Starc concludes his Tokyo campaign with the High Jumper clearing 2.16m in the qualifying round.

 

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Not the night Roman Anastasios planned, as the Melbourne Uni athlete bows out of the Men's High Jump qualifying round with a sole clearance at 2.16m in Tokyo.

 

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Team comradery dominated the Marathon course, with a bit of heartbreak for Australia in the 100m hurdles, Hammer Throw and 1500m heats.

 

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Top 50 finishes for all 3 Aussie Marathon Women!

Returning to hot and humid conditions in Tokyo, Australia’s three marathon runners have conquered the world stage.

Vanessa Wilson led the way with 38th and a season’s best of 2:39:17, Sarah Klein finished in 42nd (2:41:46), while Tara Palm secured 48th in 2:44:51.

 

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Henderson and McMillen surge through the streets of Tokyo.

Rebecca Henderson has returned to #Tokyo2025 in style to claim 21st (1:31:05) in the Women's 20km Race Walks.

Elizabeth McMillen crossed in 1:34:58 for 33rd, while West Aussie Alexandra Griffin sustained an injury early in the race and had to retire.

 

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Camryn Newton-Smith and Tori West have capped off a massive two days of competition in the Women's Heptathlon.
Newton-Smith finishes 16th (5,925 points) and West claims 17th (5,778 points).

 

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Australia's men have done the green and gold proud.

Rhydian Cowley has finished fast to claim 20th (1:31:18), Declan Tingay crossed in 23rd (1:21:3) and Tim Fraser claims 39th (1:24:55).

 

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Heartbreak for Australia as the Women's 4x100m relay fail to progress after a mishap at Change 1.