Team Ontario Masters won the Gaat Trophy as the top scoring Provincial Branch at the National Cross Country Championships in Ottawa Photo – the Trophy was stuck in transit in BC due to the flooding. Borrowed the shot from 2016 with three of the four scorers this year. Dan Fiorini, Chris Deighan (imagine he’s Derek […]
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M90 Canio Palosa set a new CAN Road Best (pending) in the 5K in a time of 36:30 (AG 93.33%) at the Halloween Haunting Races in London, OntPrevious CAN Road Best was 37:41 held by Canio, 2021 HONOURABLE MENTIONS W55 Mackie Ohler – 3:28.12 – Marathon – at the Boston Marathon (AG 83.33%) M80 Keijo Taivassalo – 4:10.23 […]
W65 Karla Del Grande set a new WORLD Record and CAN Record in the 300m Hurdles in a time of 54.00 at the OMA Championships. Previous world record was 54.06 held by Marg Alison, AUS, 2011. Previous CAN record was 54.70 held by Karla, 2020. HONOURABLE MENTION – M50 Mike Ransky CAN Record – Discus – 55.38m at YUTC […]
ONTARIO MASTERS ATHLETE OF THE MONTH – JULYM60 Stuart Galloway set an ONT Record in the 5000m in a time of 17:30.72 (90.31% AG)at the AO U20 and 5000m Open Championships.Previous record was 17:33.55 held by Ed Whitlock, 1992 HONOURABLE MENTION – M70 Peter Zowkewych ONT Record – High Jump – 1.43m (91.13% AG) Previous record – Jean-Pierre Mayer, […]
After a year of the Pandemic, we’re pleased to return with our monthly selectionswith a tie for our AOTM in Ontario. W35 Christy Ihunaegbo ran a CAN Record 57.32 in the 400m at the June 18th AC High Performance meet.Previous CAN was 57.82 set by Renee Belanger PQ at the Worlds in Gateshead 1999Previous ONT was […]
We are recognizing OMA members who are frontline workers, during the pandemic, whether it be in healthcare, security, store workers, transit workers, etc. Their training may have been curtailed, there are no competitions happening, but their sacrifices go above and beyond being an athlete at the track or on the field, however their work is […]
. Every individual has an important role to play in achieving community objectives. Success will require more than individual accomplishments. Honouring all OMA members during these challenging and unprecedented times reflects the importance of everyone’s contributions. “Athletics through life. Life through athletics.” . .