2019–20 Australian Athletics Championships

2019–20 Australian Athletics Championships
2019–20 Australian Athletics Championships
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Melbourne Track Classic on 6 February 2020. The decathlon and heptathlon championships were held in Brisbane on 15 and 16 February 2020.^[1]^[2]

Medal summary

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Mile run	Sam Ellis United States (USA)	4:14.49	Rorey Hunter New South Wales	4:14.60	James Hansen Tasmania	4:14.60
5000 metres	Stewart McSweyn Tasmania	13:38.77	Matthew Ramsden Western Australia	13:48.67	Sam McEntee Victoria	3:49.28
10,000 metres	Stewart McSweyn Tasmania	27:23.80	Patrick Tiernan Queensland	27:31.20	Jack Bruce Queensland	28:15.94
Decathlon	Cedric Dubler Queensland	7900 pts ^[3]	David Brock Victoria	7276 pts^[4]	Alec Diamond New South Wales	7083 pts^[5]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Mile run	Georgia Griffith Victoria	4:36.29	Chloe Tighe New South Wales	4:37.34	Jenny Blundell New South Wales	4:37.71
5000 metres	Jessica Hull New South Wales	15:06.12	Hitomi Niiya Japan (JPN)	15:15.41	Genevieve Gregson Queensland	15:20.60
10,000 metres	Genevieve Gregson Queensland	2:47.83	Andrea Seccafien Canada (CAN)	32:48.30	Emily Brichacek New South Wales	32:57.58
Heptathlon	Tori West Queensland	6028 pts^[6]	Rachel Limburg Victoria	5471 pts^[7]	Andrea Thompson Australian Capital Territory	5343 pts^[8]

^ Men's results 2020
^ Women's results 2020
^ (10.85(+1.1), 7.49m(0.0), 12.33m, 2.08m, 49.15, 14.61(-1.9), 37.40m, 4.70m, 57.25m, 4:38.25)
^ (11.43(+1.6), 6.89m(0.0), 13.69m, 1.96m, 51.60, 16.01(-1.9), 41.00m, 4.40m, 57.33m, 4:43.65)
^ (11.17(+1.1), 7.11m(0.0), 13.13m, 1.90m, 51.01, 15.34(-1.9), 46.41m, 4.40m, 43.35m, 5:22.90)
^ (14.25(+0.8), 1.78m, 13.28m, 24.53(+2.0), 5.75m(+0.5), 49.62m, 2:19.57)
^ (14.41(+0.8), 1.75m, 12.26m, 25.98(+2.0), 5.91m(+1.8), 35.31m, 2:25.00)
^ (14.22(+0.8), 1.63m, 10.33m, 24.53(+2.0), 5.88m(+0.6), 35.00m, 2:24.87)