Thank you to the 5,000 plus participants, over 1,000 volunteers, countless supporters and many sponsors who came out and made the 16th Australian Masters Games such a success. There was a buzz across Tasmania's North West throughout the entire week.
Read more...More than 10,000 athletes and spectators will come together in Adelaide in 2019 for the 17th Australian Masters Games.
Read more...It has been four years since Deb Reynolds played a competitive game of basketball, but you would not have guessed it watching her bring the ball up for the Trojans at the 16th Australian Masters Games.
Read more...It is impressive for anyone to take up a sport in their later years and compete as a Masters athlete, but starting out as a gymnast at the age of 60 is a remarkable achievement by Alexander Beernink.
Read more...Tasmania’s North West has put on a show during eight days of memorable Australian Masters Games action, according to Games general manager Scott Wade.
Read more...Sport has always been a part of Craig Walker’s life and he cherishes the time he can put his head down and compete in the swimming pool like he did at the 16th Australian Masters Games.
Read more...Tony Eltakchi has played touch football at the highest level, captaining the mixed Australian team, but he has rarely had as much fun as playing with friends at the Australian Masters Games.
Read more...Celebrate the end of the Games at West Beach in Burnie with a volunteer thank you parade and complimentary beer, cider, wine and water before heading to the Hoodoo Gurus concert.
Read more...It has been a few days of fun and laughter for the Lakers Devils dragon boat team from Queensland who came together from all parts of the northern state for the 16th Australian Masters Games.
Read more...Close to 100 riders took off down Old Coast Road in Ulverstone taking part in the cycling time trial at the 16th Australian Masters Games with the chairman Royce Fairbrother claiming a bronze medal.
Read more...It was a birthday to remember for fly fisher Karen Brooks who hauled in a good-sized trout while competing in the first ever Australian Masters Games fly fishing competition, which took place out at the beautiful Talbot Lagoon in Guildford.
Read more...It was a special day in Devonport for Denise Geeves who got hot at the tenpin bowling alley and rolled her highest ever score of 240, which eclipsed her previous best tally that was set 13 years ago.
Read more...TASSIE TIMES: Birthday girl Karen Brooks catches fish on first day of competition, Games chairman Royce Fairbrother grabs bronze and tenpin bowler sets new PB.
Read more...At 80 years of age Leon Stanley is doing what he can to stay active and keep himself on the field to enjoy the competitive nature of sport, which he is doing every day at the 16th Australian Masters Games.
Read more...It was only a last-minute invite by Debbie Taylor’s partner to join the boys on a golf trip and fill a spot that had her entered in the 16th Australian Masters Games and she is more than happy to get the call up.
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