Little Athletics Australian titles live stream: Guns to watch after Australian junior title wins, NSW team (Australian Little Athletics Championships)

Meet the NSW teenagers set to make plenty of noise at the Australian Little Athletics Championships in Melbourne. Watch them LIVE on KommunityTV from 9am on Saturday.

Young guns from NSW competing at the Australian Little Athletics meet.

They were some of the stars of the show at the Australian athletics junior track and field championships in Queensland last weekend.

Now these young guns are expected to be among the standouts at the Little Athletics Australian titles in Melbourne.

In a busy week for the young guns of the sport, a big group of athletes will represent Little Athletics NSW at the annual championships, which are for the first time being live streamed on KommunityTV across the competition.

Thanks to a partnership between NewsCorp Australia and Little Athletics Australia, every race on the track and a great mix of field events will be live streamed into lounge rooms across Australia.

The KommunityTV coverage will see two simultaneous streams – one for track, the other for the field – across the two days of competition.

Young guns from NSW competing at the Australian Little Athletics meet.

It will all start on Friday with the opening ceremony at 3.25pm followed by the legends of the sport being inducted into the Little Athletics Hall of Fame from 6.50pm.

The powerhouse Athletics NSW team made a real mark at the Australian junior championships with numerous teenagers rewarded for their hard world and dedication with national crowns.

Now they will hit the track and field in Melbourne in an attempt to bring home more gold for their state.

We look at some of the athletes to watch from the NSW team competing across the three championships which make up the Melbourne meet.

NSW athletes will compete in the Australian teams championships, the Australian junior athletics championships and in combined events for U15s.

Maisie Mitchell winning an Australian title last year from Jessica Loring and Matilda Webb.

Tallara Joseph-Riogi from Canterbury won her Australian crown in the U15 discus with a throw of 39.64m

Winston Hills walker Matilda Webb is the U15 3000m thanks to her time of 14:28.09

Port Macquarie’s Trent Alley won the U15 2000m Steeplechase in 6:30.10

Trent Alley at last year's NSW Little Athletics Championships at Homebush.

Kaiah Wong from Mt Druitt won the U15 Hammer Throw with a 43.34m distance.

Ku-ring-gai’s Amalia Bond won the U17 triple jump with her leap of 11.07m.

Girraween’s Annisha Reader won the U14 discus (36.26m)

Ashton Taeiloa from Campbelltown won the U14 discus (45.68m)

In the U14 3000m walk, North Rocks Carlingford Sophie Polkinghorne clocked 14:11.96 to break the meet record previously held by NSW’s Milly Broughton.

Maisie Mitchell and her brother Jack

Olivia Scott-Rogers from the Hills District leapt 1.65m for the U14 high jump title.

In the U14 400m, Adelaide Pittis from Orange won in 57.30

In the U17 400m Para race Layla Sharp from Werrington won in 67.42

In the U14 4x200m relay Alexander Bissell (1:42.42) combined with Angelica Batti, Ollie Zavone and Ruth Ifejika for gold.

In the U14 800m Siena Novak dominated in 2:15.34.

David Yap won the U14 90m Hurdles.

In the U17 discus Para Michayla Espie from Penrith won the T/F20 title with a 24.86m.

In the U17 Para 400m Cooper Robb-Jackson won in 58.75

Layla Sharp was a 2019 Inspiration Award Winner at the NewsLocal sport star awards.

AUSTRALIAN TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIP (U13s & U13/14 MC)

Alexander Bissell Eastern Suburbs 400m, 80m Hurdles, 200m Hurdles

Alexander Braendle Northern Districts 1500m Walk

Aaron Chevalier Winston Hills Javelin

Oliver Dempsey Kotara South Shot Put

Benjamin Field Kooringal Wagga Long Jump, Triple Jump

Lukas Hall Edgeworth 1500m Walk

Jack Jones Eschol Park Javelin

Harry Keats Bowral 200m, 400m, 800m

Patrick McMahon Canterbury 1500m

Adam Nasser The Ponds 200m Hurdles, Triple Jump

Kulan Parry Mingarra Tuggerah Lakes 100m,

Evan Rowbotham Eastern Suburbs 800m, 1500m

Thomas Steele Macquarie Hunter High Jump

Ashton Taeiloa Campbelltown Shot Put, Discus

Jacob Wright Tamworth 100m, 200m, Discus

Davin Yap Northern Suburbs 80m Hurdles, 1500m, Walk and High Jump

Ruth Ifejika Liverpool 100m, 200m

Caitlin Probets Balmain 80m Hurdles, 200m Hurdles

Adelaide Pittis Orange 400m, 800m

Isla Maris Manly Warringah 80m Hurdles

Tayla Bryant Macquarie Hunter 100m, 200m

Annisha Reader Discus, Javelin

Amalia Bond Ku-ring-gai Triple Jump, Long Jump

Amalia Bond is a talented sprinter.

Jade Strahl Port Hacking Triple Jump, High Jump

Olivia Scott-Rogers Hills District High Jump

Sophie Polkinghorne North Rocks Carlingford 1500m. 1500m Walk

Belinda Matthews Manly Warringah 1500m, 1500m Walk

Siena Novak South Eastern 400m, 800m, 200m Hurdles

Allegra Little Port Hacking Long Jump

Nisini Rajapaksha Mudiyanselage Cherrybrook Discus

Madison Cornish Sutherland Javelin, Shot Put

Bella Lahey Camden Haven Shot Put

Nate Castelli (T/F36) Port Macquarie Long Jump, Discus

Alexander Evans (T/F13) North Rocks Carlingford 100m, 200m

Levi Douglass (T/F12) Hawkesbury City Long Jump, Discus

Lachlan Margetson (T/F21) Sutherland 200m, Shot Put, Javelin

Ashton Burgess (T/F37) Wyong 100m, Shot Put, Javelin

Jasmine Lette (T/F20) Forster Tuncurry 100m, 200m, Shot Put, Discus

Olivia Earl (T/F20) Tamworth 100m, Long Jump, Shot Put, Discus, javelin

Maisie Mitchell, Jessica Loring and Matilda Webb.

AJACAJAC (U14 & U15/16 MC)

Olivia Achike Ku-ring-gai

Trent Alley Port Macquarie

Brendan Armstrong Cherrybrook

Thomas Aroyan Parramatta

Darcy Attwell Dapto

Cameron Badger Sutherland

Gabriella Baker Blacktown

Rhiannon Bellette Revesby Workers

Emily Benefiel Wollongong City

Taleena Boseski Campbelltown

Myles Brooks Camden

Angelina Burford Hills District

Jemma Camilleri Cranebrook

Alexander Campbell Westlakes

Thomas Cashion Macquarie Hunter

Cooper Dabin Wagga Wagga

Nehara De Mel Ku-ring-gai

Elysse Diep Bankstown Athletics

Michayla Espie Penrith

Zak Evans Northern Suburbs

Harrison Ferns Hills District

Filtomas Finekifolau Bankstown Athletics

Jake Fourie Ku-ring-gai

Eva Gawel Campbelltown

Kyros Ghadiali Parramatta

Dana Gonzalez Wyong

Zac Harding Narromine

Lara Hathorn Manly Warringah

Alberto Jordan Manly Warringah

Tallara Joseph-Riogi Canterbury

Maisie Mitchell in action on the track.

Audrey Khamphet Pearse South Eastern

Aidan Kirk Eschol Park

Sienna Latanis St George

Dylan Lau St George

Jessica Loring Parramatta

Jude Lumley Northern Suburbs

Caitlyn Martin Winston Hills

Maisie Mitchell Kurrajong Bilpin

Dylan Mortimer Werrington

Lowndes Motler Werrington

Samuel Price Cherrybrook

Jack Proudford racing at the NSW athletics championships.

Jack Proudford Hills District

Louise Ringbauer Kurrajong Bilpin

Cooper Robb-Jackson Parramatta

Layla Sharp Werrington

Alex Spadaro Prospect

Bailey Thompson Narromine

Boston Traino Sutherland

Ratu Viliame Lewanavanua North Rocks Carlingford

Matilda Webb Winston Hills

Charlotte Withers Bowral

Kaiah Wong Mt Druitt

Christopher Nilon North Rocks Carlingford

UNDER 15 COMBINED EVENTS

Lachlan Rice Canowindra

Tomi Reynaldo South Eastern

Kevin Bosco The Ponds

Piper Todd Bankstown Sports

Catherine Mikan Northern Suburbs

Zara Nicholas Springwood