RECENT NATIONAL AUSTRALIAN TEAMS

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Sarah Klein - 2025, 2023, 2022 & 2015 World Athletic Championships (Tokyo, Budapest, Oregon & Beijing), 2016 World Half Marathon Selection (Cardiff), 2014 Commonwealth Games (Glasgow)

Imogen Baker - 2025 Trans-Tasman Cross Country Championships (New Zealand)

Lawson Duff - 2023 World Mountain Running Championships (Austria)

Ben Kelly (2018/20) Katie Gamble (2020) Hennie Lawrence (2018) - World Uni Cross Country Championships (Switzerland & Morocco)

Gemma Maini - 2017 & 2015 World Cross Country Championships (Uganda & China)

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​ Over 100+ State & National Medals for Zenith Running athletes

in the last 10 years!

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Junior Development Success:

Imogen Baker 1st 5000m U/20 National Champion 2025

2nd 3000m National Championships U/20 2025, U/18 2025, U/17 2023

2nd Cross Country National Championships U/20 2025, U/18 2024

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2025 Junior Shoutout:

Nixon Page 1st State Champion SSV T&F Boys 10 years 800m,

2nd SSV State Championship Cross Country Boys 10 years,

10th Place National Cross Country Championships U/11 (Ballarat).

Max Summers 4th SSV State T&F Championships Boys 11 years 800m,

11th Place SSV State Cross Country Championships Boys 11 years.

Tyler Hughes 1st 1600m Victory Handicap, Stawell Gift Carnival.

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2025 Junior Blitzer:

Congratulations Isabella Simeone - 2024 made the SSV Regional XC Champs, in 

2025 she improved to reach the SSV State XC Champs, finishing in 18th place.

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Athletics Victoria Cross Country Winter Champions

Imogen Baker U/20 2025,  U/18 2024,  U/17 2023, U/16 2022, U/14 2019

Kiah Fry Open Champion 2018 & 2019

Callen Goldsmith U/20 Champion 2018

Archie Hewett U/14 Champion 2019

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2025 Zenith Sports Specialised Fitness Program Award:

Baia Pugh - Vic Country AFLW Team Selection

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Progress Achiever

Kate Mason - joined Zenith Running in March 2019 as a 3:06 marathon runner who had a goal of Sub 3hrs. Within 7 months of joining Zenith Running Kate improved to 2:44.53 to take out the State Silver Medal at the 2019 Melbourne Marathon & improved again at the 2022 Gold Coast Marathon with a time of 2:43.37, and in 2023 she ran 2:35.15 in the Osaka Marathon, Japan. In 2023 Kate went on to place 2nd in the National Marathon Championships in Sydney.​

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