Club Records & Application Process
SCAAC club records as at 19 March 2025.
* Junior Girls Track Records (6 - 14 yr olds)
* Junior Girls Field Records (6 - 14 yr olds)
* Junior Boys Track Records (6 - 14 yr olds)
* Junior Boys Field Records (6 - 14 yr olds)
* Senior Women's Track Records
* Senior Women's Field Records
* Senior Mens Track Records
* Senior Mens Field Records
If you think there is an error in the above lists please contact the club via email .
* Junior Girls Track Records (6 - 14 yr olds)
* Junior Girls Field Records (6 - 14 yr olds)
* Junior Boys Track Records (6 - 14 yr olds)
* Junior Boys Field Records (6 - 14 yr olds)
* Senior Women's Track Records
* Senior Women's Field Records
* Senior Mens Track Records
* Senior Mens Field Records
If you think there is an error in the above lists please contact the club via email .
If you have achieved a standard in an event better than the previous record you may have set a club record. If you met the criteria outlined below, download and fill out the Record Application Form and submit it to the club via email or hand it to a member of the committee for consideration.
SCAAC – Club Record Criteria
To be eligible for Club records, athletes must wear the official Club uniform and compete in an Athletics NZ-sanctioned event. For Track Event records, only electronic timing will be accepted, while Field Event records require measurements taken by either steel tape or laser. The Club Record Application Form must be submitted to the Club Committee within one month of the event for consideration.
Click here to download the form (Updated - Oct. 2024)
SCAAC – Club Record Criteria
To be eligible for Club records, athletes must wear the official Club uniform and compete in an Athletics NZ-sanctioned event. For Track Event records, only electronic timing will be accepted, while Field Event records require measurements taken by either steel tape or laser. The Club Record Application Form must be submitted to the Club Committee within one month of the event for consideration.
Click here to download the form (Updated - Oct. 2024)
2024/25 Season - New Club Records (Ratified)
Event |
NEW RECORD |
PREVIOUS RECORD |
Boys 12 400m |
Edwards Laing : 58.24 sec |
William Laing : 62.70 sec (2018) |
Boys 12 800m |
Edwards Laing : 2:17.42 sec |
Archie Jones : 2:23.90 sec (2019) |
Boys 12 1500m |
Edwards Laing : 4:46.82 sec |
Archie Jones : 4:58.10 sec (2019) |
Boys 12 100m |
Edwards Laing : 12.86 sec |
Flynn O'Keeffe: 13.00 sec |
Boys 12 200m |
Edwards Laing : 26.90 sec |
Flynn O'Keeffe: 27.00 sec |
Boys 12 800m |
Edwards Laing : 2:15.62 sec |
Edwards Laing : 2:17.42 sec |
Mid-South Canterbury Records & Application Process
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Mid South Canterbury Records (August 2022)
Applications for Mid-South Canterbury Sub-Centre records need to be made using the forms below. * Mid-South Canterbury Sub Centre Track Record Application Form. * Mid-South Canterbury Sub Centre Field Record Application Form. Contact: [email protected] |
Canterbury Children's Records & Application Process
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Canterbury Children's' Athletics Boys Records
Canterbury Children's' Athletics Girls Records Applications for Canterbury Children's athletcs need to be done through the CCA committee. Contact: [email protected] |
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Canterbury Athletics Records & Application Process
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Canterbury Athletics Records (July 2023)
If you are competing in a field event and you think you have a chance of breaking a record, please let the officials know prior to the start of the event. If you break a field event record, immediately let the officials know so the correct confirmation procedure can be followed, including signed copies of the field sheets. Generally, all track events are recorded via photo-finish, unless there is a systems failure. If you break a track record, you are required to get a photo of you results that will accompany your record applications. We have introduced a new procedure this season, whereby Andrew Stark will assist in compiling all the information required to ensure the record is accepted. Contact: [email protected] |