Register Now for Winter 2012 and Track & Field 2012/2013 Seasons
Online registration is now Open for the 2012/13 season.Please Like Sandy Bay to stay in touch with us and we will let you know when registration is Available.
The new 2012/13 registration fees have been set, but these prices do not include the Training fees $45 set by Hobart City Council which is now paid separately. Full year (age 15+) $175 (Top up from OOS $135); Full year (10-14) $120, (Top up from OOS $80); Full year (10-12 dual TLAA) $80, (Top up from OOS $60); Out of Stadium (All ages) $50; Out of Stadium (9-12 Dual TLAA) $25; If you are you were registered for 2011-12 season your rego will last until 30 April 2012.
Winter Cross Country Season - Download Winter Card 2012
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April Sat 14 AS * Graeme Cruise Memorial 3km & 6km - Bellerive Beach Sat 21 AS * Geilston Bay Relay 3 x 2 x 2km - Geilston Bay Sun 22 ES Round the River Fun Runs 2.5km, 5km & 10km - Eastern Shore Sat 28 AS * Domain Cross Country 4km & 8km - Domain X Roads Sun 29 AA Australian Mountain Running Championships - Hobart Sun 29 RO Oatlands Fun Run, 2km, 4km & 8km 11am - Oatlands May Sat 05 AS/AT * Police Academy Country 4km (Includes AT Short Course X/C Titles) - Rokeby Sun 06 TMA Jim Burr Memorial Mountain Run 9am (Solo/Relay) - Hobart GPO Sat 12 AS/RWT * John Keenan Memorial Government House 3.2km (includes RWT Walks) - Lower Domain Sun 13 S2F Mothers Day Classic Fun Run 4km & 8km - DAC Domain Sat 19 AS Wentworth Park Handicaps 3km & 6km - Howrah Sun 20 AS City to Casino Fun Runs 2.5km, 7km & 11km - Hobart Sat 26 AS/RWT * Max Cherry Memorial Ridgeway Road 2.5km & 5km (includes RWT Walks) - Ridgeway Sun 27 TMA Tasmanian Masters Road Titles 11am - Campbell Town |
Tasmanian State Track and Field Championships 2012 - Results
Welcome to Sandy Bay Harrier Club - Tassie's oldest athletics club.
Established in 1927, Sandy Bay Harrier Club (SBHC) is Tasmania's original and longest-running athletics club. The Club participates in local Track & Field and Cross Country competitions and has produced and continues to produce outstanding athletes at every level. Caption: The 1928 Sandy Bay Harriers Club team.
Keeping in touch.
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It's all about having fun.
Sandy Bay's focus is on participation and having fun - no matter what your ability you can join our Club!
We can help you improve and achieve your potential. You don't have to be the fastest or strongest out there. You just need to love your athletics.
"Senior" Athletics is fun! Perhaps you you did athletics at school or have been a Little Athlete... or perhaps you're completely new to the sport. Regardless, we'd love to meet you.
Athletics is for all the family!
Unlike some other sports, athletics is truly family-oriented - entire families are welcome to get involved at any level - by competing, officiating, training, coaching or simply by cheering from the sidelines. And it doesn't matter how fast or strong you are.
In Track & Field, you compete against people of a similar grade (Men / Women) or standard to yourself. It's more about personal improvement than winning.
Cross Country is great for all the family - some people prefer to make it a social event, whilst others enjoy the competition. It's all up to you :-)
News & Rantings
[View past stories]Australian Indoor Record 800m - 1:47.48 (29/1/2010)
Posted by chris in Club Happenings.
Sandy Bay's Ryan Foster breaks the Australian & Oceania Indoor record set in 1969 by R Doubell. In doing so he also breaks the Meet, Track, University Records at Penn State, USA. This time is also a B qualifier for Commonwealth Games and qualifies for the World Indoor Championships in Qatar next month. In two weeks he is going to Seattle, USA to attempt to break the 4 minute mile. He would be the first Tasmania to do this.
Well Done Ryan, and good luck for your upcoming races.
To watch the race record breaking race click here - http://www.flotrack.org/videos/coverage/view_video/236367/283942
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Training with Hanny Allston (Find Your Feet)
Posted by chris in Club Happenings.
Find Your Feet is excited to introduce Junior Running Sessions to its exciting and varied program. These running sessions are open to children and athletes of all ages (plus parents and carers!) and will be run by Hanny Allston and primary teacher, Donna Gough. This new training initiative will be supported by Hanny's athletics club, Sandy Bay Harriers who will assist the further progression of junior runners into the athletics and cross-country seasons. The sessions will be held on Monday and Thursday evenings between 4 and 5pm at Lower Sandy Bay (meet at the ovals at Sandown Park). These sessions will incorporate technique work, aerobic running, beach running, some easy interval style training & lots and lots of fun games too. All abilities are welcome.
Pipeline Time Trail Series (28/11/2009)
Posted by ian in Club Happenings.
Sandy Bay member and distance running star Hanny Allston will be running a 10 week training/racing program starting on the 2nd of December up at the Pipeline Track, Fern Tree. The events run each Wednesday night for a cost of $5 an event.
For more information please visit Hanny's website:
http://www.findyourfeet.com.au/?page=pipeline-series.php
Bronze for Thomas in the 4x400m (24/8/2009)
Posted by ian in Club Happenings.
One week on from his semi-final run in the 400m hurdles, Tristan Thomas has displayed blistering speed and great courage as a member of the bronze medal winning Australian 4x400m relay quartet.
The disqualification of the Bahamas left the battle for the minor placings behind the United States wide open, and Australia didn't waste the opportunity. A gutsy third leg run from Thomas all but ensured the young team a medal, Thomas' raw speed showing that he is capable of achieving great performances over the hurdles in the years to come.
Sandy Bay Athletes in Action in Berlin Tonight (15/8/2009)
Posted by ian in Club Happenings.
Thomas Triumphs at World University Games (12/7/2009)
Posted by ian in Club Happenings.
With a little under a month remaining until his debut world championships appearance, Tristan Thomas has confirmed that he is capable of performing consistently at the highest level, winning a gold medal at the World University Games.
Outclassing the rest of the field, Tristan Thomas took first place in his speciality event, the 400m hurdles. His time, 48.75 seconds, was just outside the personal best and Tasmanian record he set two months ago in Osaka, and over a second faster than his nearest competitor.
Foster again under 1:48 (14/6/09)
Posted by ian in Club Happenings.
Ryan Foster has backed up from his outstanding efforts in the earlier rounds to take 8th place in the Final of the 800m at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, again dipping under 1:48 with a time of 1:47.81.
Foster showed guts, repeating his fast starting strategy against a strong field. Although finding himself several places back with 500m to go, a determined effort had him placed second coming into the home straight. However, despite a strong last 100m, Foster was unable to hold his position as he was passed by his more experienced competitors, with Thursday's semi final effort perhaps taking its toll.
Foster is now ranked as the fastest Australian over 800m in 2009, and has lowered the club's 800m record by almost a second.
Foster through to Final - 1:46.78 (12/6/09)
Posted by ian in Club Happenings.
Ryan Foster has backed up from yesterday's personal best run to qualify second fastest for the Men's 800m Final at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Again taking the first lap out hard in fifty one seconds, Foster held it together to finish a clear second behind US Olympian Andrew Wheating, this time in an unbelievable personal best time of 1:46.78.
The final will be held Saturday at 12.28pm ET (That's 3.28am Sunday morning, so be sure to set your alarm clocks everyone!).
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