About
Welcome to the UWA Little Athletics Centre, located in Mount Claremont, Western Australia. This state-of-the-art athletics centre and sports complex offers a wide range of facilities for athletes of all ages and abilities.
At UWA Little Athletics Centre, we prioritise the health and safety of our athletes. We provide ample shade throughout the complex, ensuring athletes can stay cool and protected from the Australian sun. We encourage athletes to stay hydrated and take regular breaks during training sessions and competitions. Water bubblers are available throughout the centre for athletes to top up their water bottles, and a spray tent is set up for additional relief.
Our centre is proud to train and support exceptional athletes, such as Josiah John, who have achieved impressive results in various competitions. Josiah John, our UWALAC co-club captain, has showcased his sprinting talent at the WA All Schools Championships, highlighting his potential as a rising star.
The UWA Little Athletics Centre offers a comprehensive range of programmes and events. We have a detailed competition calendar, providing athletes with regular opportunities to showcase their skills and compete against their peers. Our state events offer a higher level of competition, allowing athletes to challenge themselves and strive for excellence. Additionally, we offer a variety of training programmes and activities during winter, ensuring athletes can continue their athletic development year-round.
We would like to extend our gratitude to our sponsors, whose support and contributions make it possible for us to provide exceptional facilities and programmes to our athletes. Their generosity allows us to maintain and improve the UWA Little Athletics Centre, ensuring it remains a top destination for athletes in Mount Claremont and beyond.
For more information about the UWA Little Athletics Centre, please visit our website or contact us directly. We look forward to welcoming athletes of all ages and abilities to our centre and helping them reach their full potential in athletics.
