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Australia's Athletes Shine in Historic World Championships Finals

9/20/2025

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Eleven Australian athletes will compete in finals at the World Athletics Championships, including Rose Davies and Linden Hall in the Women’s 5000m, a historic first for Australia.
Mackenzie Little qualified for the javelin final with a throw of 65.54 meters, her third-best career throw.
The Men’s 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams prepare for heats, with the 4x100m squad targeting Australia’s record of 37.87 seconds.
Race walkers Rhydian Cowley and Declan Tingay aim for top positions, with Tingay noted for his sub-1:20 speed.
Matthew Denny seeks to qualify for the Men’s Discus final with a throw above 66.50 meters.

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Eleven Australian athletes will compete in finals at the World Athletics Championships, including Rose Davies and Linden Hall in the Women’s 5000m, a historic first for Australia.
Mackenzie Little qualified for the javelin final with a throw of 65.54 meters, her third-best career throw.
The Men’s 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams prepare for heats, with the 4x100m squad targeting Australia’s record of 37.87 seconds.
Race walkers Rhydian Cowley and Declan Tingay aim for top positions, with Tingay noted for his sub-1:20 speed.
Matthew Denny seeks to qualify for the Men’s Discus final with a throw above 66.50 meters.