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Published July 29, 2022

Capital City Track Club hosted the Sherwood Park Track Classic on July 22-24, 2022 at Strathcona Athletic Park. The Tri-Prov team, Legions team and Canada Summer Games team were all present for competition in addition to a large number of athletes from across Alberta and Western Canada. The club would like to thank all the coaches, board of directors, athletes, parents, family members, family friends and officials who stepped up and volunteered to make the meet happen. Additionally, thank you to all of those who travelled from out of town to attend. It was a successful meet and we’re looking forward to seeing everyone next year! For those who have completed their seasons, enjoy the time off! For those still competing over the summer, good luck!

Published July 19, 2022

Congrats to our big crew who represented Capital City at the U16 and up provincial championships in Calgary, AB over the July 9-10^th weekend.

U16:

• Vida Abbott
• Nayana Martins
• Nayeli Sarkar
• Finnley Mailloux
• Ty Seckerseck
• Anaka Weber
• Darby Fedoruk
• Nico Claramunt
• Max Polanski
• Carmen Chu

U18:

• Ella Frost
• Markus Boland
• Kendra Justice
• Owen Avila
• Carl Chu
• Taran Naidu-Barrett
• Finnegan Taylor
• Addison Lauer

U20:

• Cailey Jacobs
• Cheyenne Duncan
• Colin Acquah
• Nicole Berthiaume
• Makenna Macwhinnie
• Madelyn Vaply
• Cheyenne Anderson
• Louis Serges
• Tegra Jan-King
• Carter Hayward

Senior:

• Quinn Filmore
• Mosetta Bodah
• Hannah Heise
• Austin Cole
• Kudakwashe Murasiranwa
• Danelle Sheppard
• Tegan McKechnie
• Raphael Choquette

Masters:

• Ingrid Mohora

NOTABLE PERFORMANCES (TOP 5):

• Anaka Weber (U16) –5^th in 800m (2:35.70)
• Nico Claramunt (U16)– 2^nd in 300m (37.89)
• Carmen Chu (U16) – 1^st in long jump (4.97m) and 1^st in triple jump (10.70m)
• Nayeli Sarkar (U16) – 5^th in hammer throw (23.41m) and 5^th in javelin (19.59m)
• Addison Lauer (U18) – 3^rd in 100m (12.75), 4^th in 200m (26.52) and 3^rd in long jump (5.22m)
• Taran Naidu-Barrett (U18) – 3^rd in 200m (23.31)
• Carl Chu (U18) – 1^st in 400m (51.11) and 2^nd in long jump (5.91m)
• Kenda Justice (U18) – 5^th in discus (23.97m), 4^th in hammer (31.26m), 2^nd in javelin (34.77m) and 4^th in shot put (9.76m)
• Makenna Macwhinnie (U20) – 2^nd in 100m (12.70) and 1^st in long jump (4.97m)
• Cailey Jacobs (U20) – 4^th in 100m (13.16) and 2^nd in long jump (4.94m)
• Nicole Berthiaume (U20) – 5^th in 100m (13.85)
• Louis Serges (U20) – 6^th in 100m (11.64)
• Adam Ivanovic (U20) – 4^th in 800m (1:58.46)
• Madelyn Valpy (U20) – 2^nd in 100mH (16.52) and 4^th in triple jump (9.97m)
• Tegra Jan-King (U20) – 1^st in high jump (1.85m) and 2^nd in triple jump (13.81m)
• Hannah Heise (Senior) – 1^st in 100m (11.86)
• Quinn Gilmore (Senior) – 4^th in 100m (12.47) and 4^th in 200m (25.55)
• Mosetta Bodah (Senior) – 5^th in 100m (12.54) and 5^th in 10mm (25.70)
• Austin Cole (Senior) – 3^rd in 100m (10.56) and 1^st in 200m (20.85)
• Kudakwashe Murasiranwa (Senior) – 4^th in 100m (10.59) and 4^th in 200m (21.30)
• Tegan McKechnie (Senior) – 5^th in 110mH (16.68)
• Raphael Choquette (Senior) – 3^rd in javelin (52.21m)
• Ingrid Mohora (Masters) – 1st in 100m (15.74), 1st in 200m (32.32), 1st in 80mH (17.07), 1st in high jump (1.20m), 2nd in javelin (18.72m)

• U16 women 4x100m relay (Vida Abbott, Carmen Chu, Finnley Maillous, Nayana Martins) – 4^th (54.89)
• U18 men 4x100m relay (Taran Naidu-Barrett, Carter Hayward, Finnegan Taylor, Carl Chu) – 3^rd (49.06)
• U20 women 4x100m relay (Addison Lauer, Cailey Jacobs, Nicole Berthiaume, Makenna Macwhinnie) – 1^st (52.29)
• Senior women 4x400m relay (Ella Frost, Anaka Weber, Darby Fedoruk, Mina Taylor) – 4^th (4:31.53)

Published July 1, 2022

Capital City is proud to announce that the club has several athletes who will be representing Team Alberta and Team Canada at several meets this summer. It’s safe to say that Capital City will have a good representation at all the big meets this summer.

Canada Summer Games:

Congratulations to the following athletes who have been named to the Canada Summer Games team.

• Malachi Murray
• Hannah Heise
• Tegra Jan-King

In addition to the above athletes, congratulations to the following coaches who were named to the Canada Summer Games coaching staff.

• Ciera Wolf
• Raeleen Hunter

The team will be heading to Niagara, Ontario to compete August 14-21, 2022.

Tri-Prov Team:

Congratulations to the following U16 and U18 athletes who have been named to the 2022 Tri-Prov team:

• Carmen Chu
• Jillian Delaney
• Carl Chu
• Connor Bath
• Addison Lauer
• Kendra Justice

The team will be competing against Saskatchewan and Manitoba at the Sherwood Park Track Classic that Capital City will be hosting July 22-24, 2022, in Sherwood Park, Alberta.

Legions Team:

Congratulations to the following U16 and U18 athletes who have been named to the 2022 Legions team:

• Carmen Chu
• Connor Bath

The team will be heading to Sherbrooke, Quebec to compete August 5-7, 2022.

Commonwealth Games:

Congratulations to Malachi Murray who has been named to Team Canada for the 4x100m relay at the Commonwealth Games. The Commonwealth Games will be hosted in Birmingham, England on July 28 – August 8, 2022.

World Athletics Championships:

Congratulations to Malachi Murray who has also been named to Team Canada for the 4x100m relay at the World Athletics Championships. The Championships will be hosted Eugene, Oregon on July 15-24, 2022.

Published June 29, 2022

While our U20s and Seniors were competing in Langley, our U10s, U12s and U14s were competing in Leduc at the Alberta outdoor championship meet.

U10s:

• Cameron Ballhorn – 9^th (Sat tetrathlon); 7^th (Sun tetrathlon)
• Cohen Brimacombe – 13^th (Sat tetrathlon); 10^th (Sun tetrathlon)
• Grayson Roy – 14^th (Sun tetrathlon)

U12s:

• Azalia Heslinga – 21^st (Sat tetrathlon); 16^th (Sun tetrathlon)
• Sarah Himschoot – 24^th (Sat tetrathlon)

U14s:

• Sabryn Serediak – 7^th (Sat tetrathlon); 4^th (Sun tetrathlon)
• Ella Campeau – 10^th (Sat tetrathlon); 15^th (Sun tetrathlon)
• Lowyn Glasgow – 12^th (Sat tetrathlon); 10^th (Sun tetrathlon)
• Emsley Hutchinson – 25^th (Sat tetrathlon); 26^th (Sun tetrathlon)
• Violet Zakordonski – 20^th (Sun tetrathlon)
• Zamin Syed – 4^th (Sat tetrathlon); 3^rd (Sun tetrathlon)
• Finn Smith – 8^th (Sun tetrathlon)
• Kaeden Jank – 9^th (Sat tetrathlon); 12^th (Sun tetrathlon)
• Nolan Gray – 25^th (Sat tetrathlon); 22^nd (Sun tetrathlon)

For the full results, please follow the link here.

Published June 29, 2022

It’s been a while since we’ve done a club update, but we’ve been training hard throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. We’ve had a busy year getting back on track and the results speak for themselves!

Capital City recently had 10 athletes compete at the U20/Senior National Championships in Langley, BC on June 23-26, 2022. Congrats to all on stellar performances!

U20s:

• Madelyn Valpy – 7^th in women’s triple jump (10.87m)
• Tegra Jan-King – 4^th in men’s triple jump (14.03m)
• Ella Frost – 21^st in women’s 200m qualifiers (28.52); 14^th in women’s 400m prelims (1:03.03)

Seniors:

• Austin Cole – 1^st in men’s 400m prelims (47.33), Silver medal in men’s 400m finals (45.93 – Austin’s fastest run ever and on Canadian soil!)
• Malachi Murray – 3^rd in men’s 100m prelims (10.19 – Personal Best and currently ranked 4th overall), 5^th in men’s 100m finals (10.36); 12^th in men’s 200m prelims (21.67)
• Kudakwashe Murasiranwa – 15^th in men’s 100m prelims (10.55 – Personal Best); 1^st in men’s 200m qualifiers (21.57)
• Hannah Heise – 3^rd in women’s 100m qualifiers (12.28), 17^th in women’s 100m prelims (11.84); 16^th in women’s 200m prelims (24.68)
• Amanda Rummery – 16^th in women’s 400m qualifiers (1:00.62)
• Raphael Choquette – 5^th in men’s javelin qualifiers (51.34m)
• Quinn Gilmore – 12^th in women’s 100m qualifiers (12.97); 11^th in women’s 200m qualifiers (26.08)

For the full results, please follow the link here.

For any athlete, competing on the world stage can seem like a far fetched dream. This year, for Austin Cole that dream became a reality and has turned into a life he had no idea could have ever happened. He started the year by setting a USport National Record in the 300m and ended his U of A season by winning the Wilson Challenge Trophy (U of A Male Athlete of the Year) and Track and Field Men’s MVP. Who knew that this would just be the start of an incredible year!

In early spring, he put on a Team Canada singlet for the first time and competed in Japan at the IAAF World Relays, bringing home a silver medal. As the outdoor season went on and multiple training sessions and meets later, he captured bronze at the U23 NACAC Championships and Canadian Championships. Now the end of the outdoor season for majority of track athletes, Austin has been selected to wear Team Canada for the third time this year. He will be competing in the mixed 4x400m relay at the IAAF World Championships in Doha, Qatar at the end of September.

When a coach-athlete relationship works as great as Rob and Austin’s relationship, there is no telling what they can accomplish. Austin has been a prime example of what hard work, dedication and discipline can result in. He has made several sacrifices to get to where he is today and is a great role model for the younger, upcoming athletes at Capital City and in the track community.

Capital City is so excited to see what else he can accomplish!