Sascha Ryner

2 weeks ago | athletics.com.au | Lachlan Moorhouse |Sascha Ryner |Lachie Moorhouse

The rapid rise of sprint sensation Gout Gout has hit new speeds in Perth with the teenager shattering the 10-second barrier twice in one day at the 2025 Australian Athletics Championships, scorching the track alongside Paralympic stars Vanessa Low and Reece Langdon who set world records on a historic day.

3 weeks ago | athletics.com.au | Lachlan Moorhouse |Sascha Ryner

Australia’s top teenagers will kick-start what promises to be a historic Australian Athletics Championships beginning in Perth this week, with the next generation of household names set to sow the seeds of stardom at the WA Athletics Stadium from April 4-8.

3 weeks ago | athletics.com.au | Lachlan Moorhouse |Sascha Ryner |Lachie Moorhouse

A sold-out crowd roared inside Melbourne’s Lakeside Stadium tonight, as the Maurie Plant Meet delivered an unforgettable night of world-class athletics, capped off by a spectacular sprint double by Lachlan Kennedy who took down teenage prodigy Gout Gout.

1 month ago | athletics.com.au | Lachlan Moorhouse |Sascha Ryner |Lachie Moorhouse

The wait is over and the biggest names in global athletics have touched down in Melbourne for Saturday’s Maurie Plant Meet at Lakeside Stadium, as an all-star cast headed by Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo and teenage sensation Gout Gout get ready to rumble on the Chemist Warehouse Summer Series’ biggest stage. Botswana’s Tebogo will be one of the biggest names to grace Melbourne’s Lakeside Stadium, with the smooth-moving gold medallist ready to step up to the challenge of the 400m.

1 month ago | athletics.com.au | Lachlan Moorhouse |Sascha Ryner

A pair of global bronze medals to middle-distance dynamos Jessica Hull and Ky Robinson on Day Two of the World Athletics Indoor Championships have brought Australia to the verge of history with one day of competition remaining in Nanjing, China. Chasing the nation’s record medal tally of four at the World Athletics Indoor Championships from 1993, Australia now has three medals ahead of the final day of action – sitting behind only the USA in total medals after two days of competition.