Mega Photo Gallery: NSW Junior Athletics 2022 action shots

Mega Gallery: It was wet and wild at times but there was great action – and photographs – at the NSW Junior Athletics championships. Check out the pictures here.

The best young athletic talent in the state was on show at the three-day 2022 NSW Junior championships at Sydney Olympic Park.

There were speedsters, high flyers, field guns and distance athletes all working overtime for state titles and PB’s

Alexandra Harrison from Coffs Harbour in the high jump on Sunday.

Photographer Julian Andrews was in the thick of it, capturing the action of our rising stars of the sport and others who are chasing spots at upcoming championships, including the Commonwealth Games and world juniors.

And there were some wonderful moments captured showing not just the effort and determinations of these youngsters but also their good sportsmanship and camaraderie with each other.

Steeplechase water jump action for Georgia Phillips from Eastwood (right).

For stories on the 2022 championships click on the links below.

DAY THREE: TEENS FLYING HIGH

DAY TWO: SONS OF GUNS SHINE

DAY ONE: PB’S GALORE IN BIG WET

Steeplechase water jump action as Allegra McGivern from Tamarama races to victory.

Julian Lee from Marsfield in the lead in the 400m hurdles final.

Sebastian Sultana from Schofields winning the 200m sprint final.

Rising star Grace Townsend from Clontarf in the hurdles final. Pic: Julian Andrews.

Grace Krause from Temora winning the 200m sprint final at the end of a fabulous meet for the youngster.

Connor Bond from Pymble won both the 100m and 200m sprint finals.

Daniel Kelly from Wentworth Falls on his way to winning the steeplechase.

Isaac Beacroft from Quakers Hill on his way to another NSW crown.

Josh Ralph from Redfern on his way to a 400m hurdles win.

It was a great day out for 200m para athlete Jerome Nearhos from Newtown.

Rebecca Solomon from Frenchs Forest in the steeplechase.

Jordan Moore from Caringbah South wins her hurdles race at the NSW Juniors meet.

Madeleine Gregg from Hunters Hill winning her hurdles race at the state titles.

Telaya Blacksmith from Shell Cove racing in her 200m even on Sunday.

Summer Sivaraj from Wahroonga crashed in the steeplechase but got up and finished.

Rashid Kabba from Toongabbie in U18 100m hurdles.

Wearing plenty of protective clothing to combat the rain Sarah Clifton-Bligh contested the 400m wheelchair heat.

Teenager Kurt Michael from Kogarah Bay competing in the U17 High Jump.

A high flyer in the U17 High Jump.

A youngster stretching before their event at the NSW Junior championships. Pic: Julian Andrews.

Delta Amidzovski from Albion Park lands in the U17 long jump at the NSW Junior Athletics championships at Sydney Olympic Park.

Sebastian Sultana from Schofields, who had a great meet at the states, winning the 200m sprint final.

Paige Campbell from Campbelltown is one of the sport’s rising stars.

Benjamin Harding from Garden Suburb wins his 3000m race.

Andres Hampel from Artarmon is a study in determination at the men’s U18 hurdles.

Connor Bond from Pymble takes control of the 200m sprint final.

Action in the 400m heats of the all age and gender category at the NSW championships.

Laura Roderick from Paddington after winning her 3000m race.

The rain kept coming at the NSW Junior Athletics Championships. Here officials pump out rain water from the waterlogged long jump pit.

Molly Goetz from Smithfield with a friendly rival after the women’s U18 Hammer Throw at Sydney Olympic Park.

Jack Proudford from Maroota winning his 200m sprint title.

Billy Blair from Rozelle in the U16 100m hurdles was little more than a blur.

A youngster speaks to his coach after his race on the first day of three.

Maximum effort from Jelle Van Der Ham in the hurdles on day one of the meet at Sydney Olympic Park.

Delta Amidzovski from Albion Park went from the U17 long jump to the hurdles racing with barely a break.

Max Marshall from Shoalhaven Heads was a convincing winner in his 200m sprint final.

Mitchell Lightfoot from Maitland has been in stunning form in recent times in the U20 110m hurdles.

Jasynta Lampret from Caringbah South won one of the closes finishes on Sunday in the 200m final.

Matilda Harrison from Roseville winning the 200m sprint final.

Originally published as Mega Photo Gallery: NSW Junior Athletics 2022 action shots