2025 Track Results

This was 5 days ago, but . . . Sam Blaskowski broke his own NCAA DIII record for the 60m dash, with a time of 6.62.
Congratulations Sam!
 
6.62 is a decent time but he needs to go into the mid 6.5's in my opinion. He has the physical tools to do it and go sub 10 outdoors this year.
 
7 time Italian National Long Jump Champion, Filippo Randazzo, has switched over to the sprints this season, and has run 60 meter times of 6.63, 6.64, and 6.64.
It will be interesting to see how he progresses in the sprints. He is 28 years old.
 
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so pleased to be able to post these results guys. from Perth , Australia - wind: +1.1 and at sea level
Men's 100m
16Lachlan KENNEDY
2003 · AUS
QLD10.03
PB
25Joshua AZZOPARDI
1999 · AUS
NSW10.09
PB
33Sebastian SULTANA
2005 · AUS
NSW10.11
PB
41Jack HALE
1998 · AUS
TAS10.23
SB
54Jacob DESPARD
1996 · AUS
TAS10.24
SB
62Naoki INOUE
2003 · JPN
10.27
SB
77Christopher IUS
2000 · AUS
NSW10.29
SB
89Yuhi MORI
2003 · JPN
10.32
SB
98Joseph AYOADE
2004 · AUS
NSW10.40
SB
 
I like the 10.23 from Jack Hale as that is trending in the right direction for him. Kennedy's 10.03 is smoking and says he should go sub 10 in his next few races with favourable conditions.
 
at that Perth meeting Liam Adcock LJ'd an 8.33m PB

Here's the 100 and, as Bruce McAvaney noted in commentary, Kennedy didn't get that bullet start - or that may have been a sub 10 right there
 
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Wow!! And Lachlan is only 21 years old! Can hardly wait for his next race. He needs to just forget about all that 10 second barrier stuff and just run relaxed.
 
www.lismorecitynews.com.au

Sub-10-second sprint breakthrough beckons for Kennedy

Rising sprint star Lachlan Kennedy and Bree Rizzo both teased Australian 100m records on a lightning night of...
www.lismorecitynews.com.au www.lismorecitynews.com.au

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freedom1 said:
Wow!! And Lachlan is only 21 years old! Can hardly wait for his next race. He needs to just forget about all that 10 second barrier stuff and just run relaxed.
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I agree. That's what killed Shirvington .... every race going in with expectations of a sub 10 just made him a tighter runner. It's mostly the Australian press that causes it. If we had a few sub 10ers around they might cease burdening young male sprinters with their own expectations
 
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freedom1 said:
Wow!! And Lachlan is only 21 years old! Can hardly wait for his next race. He needs to just forget about all that 10 second barrier stuff and just run relaxed.
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and Sultana's 19. I feel confident we have enough depth to go sub 38 in international 4 x 100 relays now.
At least 2 of our young 200m guys are great bend runners for the team, as is the returning to form Jack Hale
 
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Liam Adock's long jump (8.33m) is a big one!
He can be a global medalist with a jump like that.
 
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Liam Adock's long jump (8.33m) is a big one!
He can be a global medalist with a jump like that.
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and he's around 27 I believe so been around for some time - a good example to young athletes who are disenchanted when the first few years in Open Age make them either more tough or make them give up. I hope Jack Hale is rewarded this year for his patience in enduring a tough 2 to 3 years
 
Thanks for all of the updates mastermulti.

Is Rohan Browning still going to run outdoors? I would guess yes as I haven't heard him announce his retirement yet. Hope so.
 
Will Floyd of Canada (he's also listed as Tyler Floyd), came 2nd in the 400m at the SEC Indoor Championships. (There were 4 white participants in the final!). His time was 45.24, one of the fastest of the year.
As a reminder, he won the 400m at Pan Am U20 Championships in 2023, and won the bronze at the World U20 Championships.
He looks ready to go sub-45 come the outdoor season.
 
jacknyc said:
Will Floyd of Canada (he's also listed as Tyler Floyd), came 2nd in the 400m at the SEC Indoor Championships. (There were 4 white participants in the final!). His time was 45.24, one of the fastest of the year.
As a reminder, he won the 400m at Pan Am U20 Championships in 2023, and won the bronze at the World U20 Championships.
He looks ready to go sub-45 come the outdoor season.
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that's a top indoor time. Is he a good body type for outdoor in your opinion?
 
White Lightning said:
Thanks for all of the updates mastermulti.

Is Rohan Browning still going to run outdoors? I would guess yes as I haven't heard him announce his retirement yet. Hope so.
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I was looking today for information about him on google for this year - NOTHING! and he has no race results recorded at all. If he does compete he'll certainly have his work cut out for him with our new keen youngsters. The Sydney track challenge is on Saturday 15th - I'd better check the start lists ......

https://www.athletics.com.au/event/sydney-track-classic-2025/

nothing showing yet but this is the link. The meet will show late Friday night 14th March American time (if it works in your geo area). Even if it doesn't the live results may be of interest
 
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Tyler Floyd Canada is about 6'1 or 6'2" he is a very good 400m runner. He is muscular but lanky at the same time with a long stride, perfect for 400m's. He is most definitely someone to watch this outdoor season.
 
Andre Korbmacher won the ACC 60 meter indoor hurdles championship with a time of 7.58 on Sunday.
 
According to the University of Georgia Track and Field website, Floyd is 6' 3" and 20 years old.
He passed Matthew Boling on the Univ. of Georgia all-time indoor list with his 45.24.
Boling's best indoor time was 45.51.
 
sprintstar said:
Tyler Floyd Canada is about 6'1 or 6'2" he is a very good 400m runner. He is muscular but lanky at the same time with a long stride, perfect for 400m's. He is most definitely someone to watch this outdoor season.
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good to hear - what we'd say is the body type required for 400m.
He's 6'3" Jacknyc tells us from his uni bio - so about Lemaitre's height.
OK, I'll put that name in the memory bank
 
jacknyc said:
According to the University of Georgia Track and Field website, Floyd is 6' 3" and 20 years old.
He passed Matthew Boling on the Univ. of Georgia all-time indoor list with his 45.24.
Boling's best indoor time was 45.51.
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great information. So he's already exceptionally good - and we can hope for more to come
 
an interesting look into Amy Hunt's last few years - and her personality traits. Still world number 2 x 200m Under 18 all-time (22.42),
she came back seriously into track mid 2023 and within the first year had 11.12/11.13 to her name, both based upon indoor 60m times in the 7.20s.
Now with an 7.09 and 7.10 to her name in 2025 season can she break into the 10s - now she's moved to Italy to train with elite people?

https://athleticsweekly.com/interviews/amy-hunt-1039972804/

I love her confidence along the lines of "if I can stay with these girls at 60m from 150m it's no contest"

 
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