Australian All Schools athletics 2022 teen stars of the future and every NSW favourite in Adelaide

Some are already known. Others are emerging. We take a look at the future champions of the sport taking aim at gold at the Australian All Schools Athletics meet. Top seeds and favourites.

Some of the NSW young guns chasing gold as the Australian All Schools athletics 2022 in Adelaide.

It’s one of the biggest sporting events for track and field young guns of the year and returning after a long Covid break.

The Australian All Schools athletics championships shines a light on the best and brightest talent in the country - and plenty of it hails form NSW.

Numerous NSW athletes have top seeding ahead of the event in Adelaide from December 9-12 in a show of power for the Blues team heading to South Australia.

There are well known performers on the list, including speedsters Sebastian Sultana and Aleks Stoilova.

Other speed stars heading to Adelaide include Olivia Rose Inkster, who competed at the under 20 world championships and is chasing the 100m/200m double, Bronte Locane, Dylan Hall, Ava Ross, Tammin Lampret, Jack Proudfoot and Xavier Perry.

Some of the NSW young guns chasing gold as the Australian All Schools athletics 2022 in Adelaide.

Sydney’s Billy Blair, who has split his time recently playing both XVs and Sevens Rugby, is back on the track and expected to make his mark in hurdling along with Callum Cheung, Delta Amidzovski, Joshua Kalozi, Lampret, Molly Rayment and Jordan Moore.

800 and 1500m runner Daniel Williams will be another to watch at the event as he continues to build his reputation, as will Ivy Boothroyd, Philippa Quarrell, the multi-talented walker Issac Beacroft and star jumper Izobelle Louison-Roe.

Ivy Boothroyd of Endeavour Sports HS runs in the 400m rat the 2021 NSW All Schools Championships.

NSW TOP SEEDS AT AUSTRALIAN ALL SCHOOLS TRACK AND FIELD

Ivan Baltic, 49.20, 400m U17

Jemma Pollard, 54.50, 400m, U18

Tammin Lampret, 28.76, 200m hurdles, U15

Jordan Moore, 28.95, 200m hurdles, U16

Tom Partland, 2.00.80, 800m U15

Maia Madden Khan, 5.51m, long jump U16

Benjamin Stevens, 53.69, Discus U18

Cheyenne Murray, 2.20, 800m U15

Delta Amidzovski from Corpus Christi winning the girls 16 years 100m hurdles with a meet record at the 2022 NSW All Schools.

Daniel Williams, 1.54.50, 800m U16

Ivy Boothroyd, 2:05.70, 800m, U16

Myles Brooks, 1.75m, High jump U14

Brooke Williams, 50.30, hammer U16

Sebastian Sultana, 10.42, 100m U18

Aleksandra Stoilova, 11.68, 100m U18

Ky Garratt, 57.17m, hammer U16s

Indiana Cooper T38, 13.77, 100m PA U20

Joshua Kalozi won the 100m 17 years final in a meet record.

Raphaila Idris, 12.44, triple jump U17

Sienna Bond, 12.48, triple jump U18

Malachi Canning, T/F20, 9.50m, shot put PA U17

Zander Field, T/F20 8.62m, shot put PA U20

Chelsy Wayne, 45.32, discus, U16

Ada Rand, 4:22.80, 1500m U18

Adam Williams, 4.00.30, 1500m U18

Grace Beck, 15: 01.90, 3000m, U15

Sienna Pitcher, 13:59.00, 3000m U16

Tammin Lampret from Endeavour Sports High School.

Piper Simpson, 9:46.30, 3000m U15

Sienna Bond, 6.05am, long jump U18.

Logan Sandland, 63.0 2M, hammer 5kg, U17.

Samuel Perkins, 64.9 0M, hammer 5kg U18.

Julian Wylie, 9:0 0.50, 3000m U16

Shari Hurdman, 55.00, 400m, U16.

Kijana McGowan, 1.65m, high jump U15.

Izobelle Louison-Roe, 1.75m, high jump U16.

Billy Blair from Rozelle is a big talent in a number of sports.

Jade Kitching, 1.54.80, 800m, U17.

Ella Penman, 2.09.40, 800m U17.

Nicholas Rodgers, 1:51.90, 800m U18.

Ada Rand, 2:08.50, 800m U18.

Malachi Canning T/F20 32.19m, discus PA U20.

Raphaila Idris poses with medals won at an event back in 2019.

Telaya Blacksmith T20, 27.45, 200m PA U17.

Cody Hasler, 21.99, 200m U17.

Sebastian Sultana, 21.17, 200m, U18.

Olivia Rose Inkster, 24.00, 200m, U18.

Kurt Michael, 1.97m, high jump U16.

NSW athlete Piper Simpson from Malabar finishes a gallant second behind SA athlete Tessa Ebert at the Australian titles.

Oliver Facer, 13.27, 100m hurdles, U15.

Louise Ringbauer, 34.51, discus U14.

Zac Harding T36, 34.35, 200m PA U15.

Isla Gillespie, 19.83m, PA discus, U17

Neve Jenkins, 13.14, 90m hurdles, U15.

Aiva Pinches, 26:32.50, 5000m walk U17

Emma Thomas, 28:28.30, 5000m U18.

Adam Williams, 8:29.60 3000m U18

Mitchell Hatfield, 1.96cm, high jump U17.

Xylavene Beale, 15.30, shot put 3kg, U17.

Tammin Lampret from Endeavour HS winning the Girls 90m hurdles

Kalisi Aualiitia, 44/86cm, mens hammer 3kg, U14.

Matilda Webb, 14:52.10, 3000m walk, U14.

Kaiah Wong, 41.01m, hammer 3kg, U14.

Delta Amidzovski, 13.49, 100m hurdles, U17

Izobelle Louison-Roe, 12.59m, Triple jump U16.

Matilda Harrison, 25.70, 200m, U14

Layla Sharp T12, 2:50.20, 800m PA, U20

Cooper Robb-Jackson T38, 2:17.80, 800m PA U15.

Izobelle Louison-Roe of Port Hacking in action at the NSW Little Athletics State Championships.

Fleur Cooper, 4:29.20, 1500m U16.

Zander Field T/F20, 5.09m, long jump PA U20.

Telaya Blacksmith T20, 4.75m, long jump PA, U20

Karina Bell, 44.12m, Javelin, U18.

Joshua Kalozi, 13.36, 110m hurdles, U18.

Alexander Richards, 13.66, 100m U18.

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