Little Athletics Centre

Designed for kids aged 5-16 years

Run, Jump & Throw

General & event-specific coaching

Compete with other Clubs

Have fun on Saturday mornings

Information for Schools

KLAC can help your school run your Athletics Carnival:

Cross Country Season

Cross Country Cancelled due to rain - Sunday 22nd May

The KLAC Cross Country season starts on Sunday, 8th May 2022 and will be held every Sunday until 24th July 2021, with the exception of the day of the LANSW Cross Country Championships.

On the first day, events will start at 3.30pm at Bannockburn Oval, Pymble. Following weeks events will start at 3.15pm.

Registrations: On the first day, Athletes can register from 2.30pm.

Course Orientation for runners and parents will start at 3.00pm

Winter Season Fee: KLAC 2021/2022 registered Athletes $10 by cash or card.

Unregistered new KLAC athletes must first register via the LANSW website and pay the online registration fee of $25 then a further $10 by cash or card to KLAC at Bannockburn oval.

Athletes registered at other centres can pay $10 by cash or card.

Other unregistered athletes must first register through their home centre.

Distances:

U6 - 525 metres

U7 and U8 - 825 metres

U9 and U10 - 1,687 metres

U11 to U14 - 2,280 metres

U15, U17 and Open - 2,280metres

Parents may participate in the Open event at their own risk.

An informal event for younger siblings will be held at the parents’ risk.

More InformationIs available from: Jason McIntosh on 0419 747 320

Where you / your child would prefer to have a trial before committing, not a problem. Come down to Bannockburn Oval and sign-up as a trialist

Registration link as follows:

https://regoform.mygameday.app/#/XbFavksU8PKDDNqJ2V/xMGaAp3euRMbVmaLdt

For any questions relating to registration, please email registrar@klac.org.au

If you would like to speak to someone please contact our President on 0414 541 867

Please follow our Facebook Page for regular updates and information:

Ku-ring-gai Little A's

https://www.facebook.com/Kuringgailittleas/

KLAC AGM

KLAC AGM will be held on Sunday 29th May at 3.00pm at Lindfield Sports Centre, followed by End of Season Awards at 4.30pm.

End of Season award recipients can be found here:

FAMILY, FUN, FITNESS

about ku-ring-gai little athletics centre

Little athletics is based on the sport of athletics ( track and field ). It is also the foundation for most sports in the way in which it develops an individual’s speed , strength and stamina.

Little athletics is a community activity run by volunteers which allows the family unit to do something together alongside other families in our local community. We do it because we are passionate about children’s well being and see the social , physical and mental benefits of being part of our Little Athletics community.

Little athletics allows children to participate in a range of different activities , meet new friends from different schools and have fun doing so. We encourage everyone to simply do your best and be your best. During the course of the season our athletes get fitter, faster and stronger. They also develop the mental strength and confidence to push themselves and their fellow athletes.

Little Athletics demonstrates that getting fitter can be fun and enjoyable and families can do it together. Why don’t you and your family give Little Athletics’s a try.

Visit Little Athletics NSW web site –http://www.lansw.com.au/ for more information.

Community Profiles

I love little a’s because it’s such a friendly vibe! Competition each week is challenging in a positive way without being too competitive
Felicity Stewart, Athlete

You don't need to be a star athlete to get a sense of achievement, each week athletes try and beat their own PB's whether they come towards the front or the back of the pack.
Louise Greig, Age Manager

We love that the kids aim each week is to get a PB (personal best) not look at what they came in the race compared to others, it is all about getting better individually in a friendly and supportive environment.
There is a great sense of community, it is lovely that the kids make friends with so many kids in the area that are outside of their school, they often bump into each other in the neighbourhood and other sport activities.

Keren Smith, Family

Coles Little Athletics Adventures