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Alison

ASSISTANT COACH

Alison Bolakis holds a Level 1 Community Coach accreditation with Athletics Australia, and is also an endorsed IAAF Kids’ Athletics Coach, delivering the Sporting Schools Athletics Programs to different schools in the local area.

She is also a Primary School Teacher which gives her valuable skills in communicating with our young athletes.

Alison is currently on a break from training and competing although you will find her at the track at most sessions.

Working with Children Check number :  WWC 1581836E

Alison returned to competitive sprinting (Masters Competitions) in January 2016, after 17 years away from the track.

As a junior Alison was a NSW State Champion in the 100m, Silver medalist in the 200m for several years. She was also a Gold (Relay) and Bronze (100m) medalist at the Australian Championships in Brisbane as a 15 year old, and part of the relay team that broke the Australian record in their age category.

Alison is a mother of 4 very active children – she understands the daily struggles of work/life/kids balance, but hopes to encourage other mothers (and fathers!) to get back into being fit and active in an enviroment that can involve the kids.

Since returning to the track in January 2016 Alison has had some great success!

March 2016 – NSW State Masters Championships – 3rd in 60m and 3rd in 100m in 30-34 years age group
April 2016 – Australian Masters Championships – 1st in 60m and 1st in 100m in 30-34 years age group
October 2016 – Pan Pacific Masters Games – 1st in 60m and 1st in 100m in 35-39 years age group
March 2017 – NSW State Masters Championships – 2nd in 60m and 3rd in 100m in 35-39 years age group
June 2017 – Australian Masters Championships – 1st in 60m and 1st in 100m in 35-39 years age group
March 2018 – NSW State Masters Championships – 3rd in 60m, 3rd in 100m, 2nd in Long Jump, 2nd in Triple Jump in 35-39 years age group

February 2019 – NSW State Masters Championships – 1st in 60m, 3rd in 100m, 3rd in Triple Jump, 3rd in Long Jump in 35-39 years age group.

March 2023 – Australian Masters Championships – 3rd Pentathlon (100m, 800m, Long jump, shot putt, javelin), finalist in 40-44 years 60m and 100m.

October 2023 – Australian Masters Games – 2nd in 40-44 years 60m, 100m and 3rd in Pentathlon.