Following three rounds of challenging selection races, a 20-person team has been selected to compete at the Australian Schools Championships in September at St Helens. The Tasmanian Schools Team is: Junior Girls - Katie Clauson, Ilanna McDougal, Liana Stubbs Junior Boys - Euan Best, Marcus Deganaar, Alejandro Fisher, Hugh Giblin, Hudson Hughes, Eddie Stoner Senior Girls - Sophie Best, Zali McComb, Tara Powell, Julia Powell-Davies Senior Boys - Thomas Garde, Riley Kerr, Jett McComb, Ben Poortenaar, Niko Stoner, Will Whittington, Jack Whickham Congratulations to all the athletes selected. ...Read Full Article

33 smiling faces attest to the success of the 2021 Women's Weekend held from 4th - 6th June at St Helens. Look out for for some stunning performances from the participants next weekend at the Sprint Extravaganza, as they put into practice what they have learnt! ...Read Full Article

Early Bird Entries Close Monday 31 May Regular entries will run from 1 June – 22 August. There is a generous discount that applies in the early bird period. You will see that entry fees are much higher for the carnival than for usual local events. The costs of holding national events are very high (mapping costs for a start). So all the more reason to enter before the early bird deadline! ...Read Full Article

Don't forget to enter the Launceston Sprint Weekend, Saturday 12th - Monday 14th June, which promises to be an amazing series of events. There will be 6 events during the weekend - five local sprint events plus the Tasmanian Sprint Championships. You must enter on-line; there is no enter on the day. For full details and to enter click here. To enter all events select ‘Enter all 5 local events at discounted price’ and also select ‘Tas Sprint Championships’ Entries close on Sunday 6th June at midnight. ...Read Full Article

Over 105 people descended on Royal George on Sunday for OST 4, which also served as the third and final selection event for the Tasmanian Schools team. As promised, Bernard Walker delivered many intriguing route choice conundrums, including the much-discussed 'mega-leg' which traversed the map from the north-east to the south-west on courses 1, 2, and 3. Extending his powers even further, Bernard managed to deliver us balmy blue skies from somewhere in central Australia. All eyes were on courses 3, 4 and 6 - the selection races for Senior Boys, Senior Girls and Junior Boys and Girls respectively. As expected, top-performing juniors Liana Stubbs and Euan Best took out the Junior Girls and… ...Read Full Article