2022–23 Australian Athletics Championships

The 2023 Australian Athletics Championships was the 100th edition of the national championship in outdoor track and field for athletes in Australia. The commercial name was "2023 Chemist Warehouse Australian Open and Under 20 Championships". It has been held between 30 March and 2 April at the Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre in Brisbane.^[1][2]

2023 Australian Athletics Championships
Edition	100th
Dates	30 March – 2 April
Host city	Brisbane, Australia
Venue	Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre
Level	Senior and U20
Type	Outdoor open
← 2021-22 2024 → Australian Athletics Championships

The 2023 Australian Championships were the 100th edition of the event, which dates back to 1890 for men, and 1931 for women. The Queensland Sport & Athletics Centre being the venue that has held the most editions of the event (12).^[3]

Results

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: 0.0 m/s)	Rohan Browning NSW	10.02 CR[4]	Dhruv Rodrigues-Chico New Zealand	10.21	Jacob Despard Tasmania	10.26
200 metres -0.4	Jake Doran Queensland	20.81	Yoshihide Kiryū Japan	20.82	Christopher Ius NSW	20.87
400 metres	Luke van Ratingen NSW	45.88	Harrison Hunt SA	46.21	Cameron Searle Victoria	46.27
800 metres	Riley McGown ACT	1:47.67	Lachlan Raper New South Wales	1:47.83	Luke Boyes NSW	1:47.90
1500 metres	Callum Davies Queensland	3:37.92	Cameron Myers ACT	3:38.02	Matthew Ramsden WA	3:38.34
5000 metres	Callum Davies Queensland	13:52.82	Jack Bruce Queensland	13:52.98	James Hansen Tasmania	13:53.20
110 metres hurdles (wind: +0.2 m/s)	Mitchell Lightfoot New South Wales	13.65	Josh Hawkins New Zealand	13.67 NR	Nicholas Andrews NSW	13.69
400 metres hurdles	Christopher Douglas [de] Victoria	50.15	Conor Fry Victoria	50.83	Jun Jie Calvin Quek Singapore	51.34
3000 metres steeplechase	Ben Buckingham Victoria	8:40.52	Matthew Clarke South Australia	8:40.79	Luke Growes WA	8:48.20
4 × 100 metres relay	Malaysia Muhammad Zulfiqar Ismail [de] Jonathan Nyepa [de] Muhammad Haiqal Hanafi Khairul Hafiz Jantan	39.96
4 × 400 metres relay	Queensland Chanupa Amarasinghe Luke McLellan Taige Hooper Oliver Maher	3:11.07
High jump	Joel Baden Victoria	2.32	Brandon Starc NSW	2.29	Roman Anastasios Queensland	2.15
Pole vault	Kurtis Marschall Western Australia	5.80	James Steyn New Zealand	5.40	Nick Southgate New Zealand	5.30
Long jump	Liam Adcock Victoria	8.06 (-1.1)	Jalen Rucker New South Wales	8.02 (0.4)	Darcy Roper Queensland	7.92 (1.4)
Triple jump	Aiden Hinson Victoria	16.61 (0.6)	Connor Murphy Queensland	16.61 (0.0)	Julian Konle Victoria	16.50 (0.5)
Shot put	Aiden Harvey Victoria	17.92	Daniel Green Queensland	16.28	Etienne Rousseau WA	15.88
Discus throw	Matthew Denny Queensland	63.20	Lachlan Page South Australia	54.53	Darcy Miller SA	54.11
Hammer throw	Ned Weatherly Victoria	68.81	Costa Kousparis New South Wales	67.77	Timothy Heyes New South Wales	65.86
Javelin throw	Liam O'Brien Queensland	77.62	Cameron McEntyre NSW	76.83	Howard McDonald Queensland	75.30
Decathlon	Max Attwell New Zealand	7588	Alec Diamond New South Wales	7535	Christian Paynter Victoria	7385
10000 metres race walk	Declan Tingay WA	38:46.74	Kyle Swan Victoria	39:18.74	Rhydian Cowley Victoria	39:46.88

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100m	Shanti Pereira  Singapore	11.37	Torrie Lewis  Australia	11.38	Bree Masters  Australia	11.41
200m	Torrie Lewis  Australia	23.02	Ella Connolly  Australia	23.16	Riley Day  Australia	23.24
400m	Jessie Andrew  Australia	52.62	Ellie Beer  Australia	53.16	Helen Pretorius [d]  Australia	54.11
800m	Catriona Bisset  Australia	1:58.32 CR	Ellie Sanford  Australia	2:00.50	Lora Storey  Australia	2:04.43
1500m	Jessica Hull  Australia	4:04.19 CR	Abbey Caldwell  Australia	4:04.68	Linden Hall  Australia	4:05.65
5000m	Jessica Hull  Australia	15:05.87 CR	Rose Davies  Australia	15:23.25	Leanne Pompeani  Australia	15:31.17
10,000m Race Walk	Olivia Sandery [d]  Australia	44:56.00	Allanah Pitcher  Australia	45:43.34	Hannah Mison  Australia	46:02.80
100mH	Michelle Jenneke  Australia	12.77	Celeste Mucci  Australia	12.92	Hannah Jones  Australia	12.99
400mH	Sarah Carli  Australia	56.56	Daniela Roman  Australia	58.00	Loan Ville  France	58.74
3000mSC	Cara Feain-Ryan  Australia	9:43.64	Georgia Winkcup  Australia	9:46.34	Amy Cashin  Australia	9:47.09
4x100m	Singapore  Singapore Shanti Pereira Elizabeth-Ann Shee Ru Tan Roxanne Rose Zulueta Enriquez Bernice Yee Ling Liew	45.51	New South Wales  Australia Jessica Laurance Bronte Carroll Bronte Pickering Katie Smee	45.54	Queensland  Australia Amelia Finger Elly Buckholz Cebile Mpofu Amaya Mearns	45.61
4x400m	New South Wales  Australia Genevieve Cowie [de] Helen Pretorius [d] Tierney Dunne Rowena Craker	3:41.12	Western Australia  Australia Annie Pfeiffer Emma Philippe Kiara Speechley Brittany Scott	3:42.30	Victoria  Australia Ashleigh Palmer Tess Kirsopp-Cole Paige Elvey Daniela Roman	3:43.27
Discus Throw	Jade Lally  Great Britain	60.24 m	Taryn Gollshewsky  Australia	59.36 m	Nora Monie [de; fr]  Cameroon	55.72 m
Hammer Throw	Alexandra Hulley  Australia	67.32 m	Lara Roberts  Australia	58.70 m	Alysha Pearson  Australia	56.70 m
Heptathlon	Ruby Sulicich  Australia	3201	Maya Lange  Australia	3711	Olivia Carah  Australia	3859
High Jump	Nicola Olyslagers  Australia	1.95 m	Emily Whelan [d]  Australia	1.86 m	Erin Shaw  Australia	1.86 m
Javelin Throw	Mackenzie Little  Australia	61.46 m	Kelsey-Lee Barber  Australia	57.05 m	Katrina Blackett  Australia	52.08 m
Long Jump	Brooke Buschkuehl  Australia	6.68 m	Alyssa Lowe  Australia	6.45 m	Annie McGuire  Australia	6.40 m
Pole Vault	Eliza McCartney  New Zealand	4.75 m =CR	Imogen Ayris  New Zealand	4.40 m	Elyssia Kenshole  Australia	4.20 m
Shot Put	Emma Berg [d]  Australia	15.15 m	Marley Raikiwasa  Australia	14.27 m	Xylavene Beale  Australia	14.03 m
Triple Jump	Desleigh Owusu [de]  Australia	13.33 m	Kayla Cuba [d]  Australia	13.05 m	Annabelle Parmegiani  Australia	12.88 m

References

1. "2023 Chemist Warehouse Australian Track & Field Championships". athletics.com.au.
2. "Results" (PDF). cdn.revolutionise.com.au/. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2022-06-15.
3. Dyer, Mitchell. "Australia's top 100 track and field athletes over 100 years revealed ahead of the national athletics championships centenary event". Herald Sun. Melbourne, Australia. Archived from the original on 2023-07-26.
4. Betty Cuthbert Medal for Best Single Performance of the Meet.