Masters Athletics WA Club CC Champs

Sunday, 21 June 2026
Jorgensen Park, Kalamunda, WA
4km / 6km / 8km
Masters Athletics WA
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Race Schedule & Entry Fees

Distance Date Start Time Entry Fee
4km Sun, 21 Jun 07:00 $5
6km Sun, 21 Jun 07:00 $5
8km Sun, 21 Jun 07:00 $5

Event Details

Date Sunday, 21 June 2026
Location Jorgensen Park, Kalamunda, WA
State WA
Terrain Road
Entry Fee Free for members, $5 visitors
Organizer Masters Athletics WA

About This Event

Masters Athletics WA (MAWA) hosts weekly running and walking events across Perth for athletes aged 30 and over. Events are free for members ($5 for non-members) and feature multiple distances to suit all abilities. Start time is typically 7:30am (winter) or 8:00am (summer) with results based on age-graded handicap times.

Course Description

The Masters Athletics WA Club Cross Country Championships takes place at the scenic Jorgensen Park in Kalamunda, situated in Perth's eastern hills. This annual championship event features three distances—8km, 6km, and 4km—catering to competitors of varying abilities within the masters athletics community. The course winds through Jorgensen Park's natural bushland setting along Crescent Road, offering runners a mix of established park trails and gentle elevation changes characteristic of the Kalamunda foothills. Participants can expect well-marked courses with supportive volunteers at key points. The event forms part of MAWA's comprehensive winter road and cross country programme, providing age-graded results that ensure fair competition across all age groups from 30 years and above.

Quick Facts

Date Sunday, 21 June 2026
Terrain Road
Location Jorgensen Park, Crescent Road, Kalamunda
Entry Fee $5 for non-members (Free for MAWA members)
Difficulty Moderate
Start Time 7:00 AM
Good for Beginners Yes - Multiple distances available with supportive masters athletics community

Getting There

Jorgensen Park is located on Crescent Road in Kalamunda, approximately 25km east of Perth CBD. Take the Kalamunda Road or Welshpool Road East from the city. Street parking is available along Crescent Road and surrounding streets near the park. Public transport options include the Transperth bus network to Kalamunda, though services may be limited on Sunday mornings. Arrive by 6:30 AM to allow time for registration, parking, and warm-up before the 7:00 AM start.

Weather & What to Pack

Late June in Perth brings typical winter conditions with cool mornings perfect for running. Expect temperatures between 8-12°C at the 7:00 AM start, warming to 15-18°C by mid-morning. The Kalamunda hills can be slightly cooler and occasionally misty. Winter rainfall is common, so check forecasts and prepare for potentially wet conditions. Wear layers including a light jacket or long-sleeved top that can be removed as you warm up. The moderate temperatures and overcast skies create ideal running conditions, though waterproof gear is recommended if rain is forecast.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be a Masters Athletics WA member to participate?

No, visitors are welcome at all MAWA events. Members run for free, while non-members pay $5 on the day. Pre-registration is recommended via the visitor registration form on the MAWA website.

What age groups can compete in the Club Championships?

Masters athletics is for athletes aged 30 and over. Age categories typically run in 5-year increments (30-34, 35-39, etc.), and results are calculated using age-graded handicap times to ensure fair competition across all ages.

Are there facilities available at Jorgensen Park?

Jorgensen Park has basic amenities including toilets and some sheltered areas. Bring your own water and nutrition. Post-race results and presentations typically occur on-site, with full results published on the MAWA website.

What should I bring on race day?

Bring appropriate running shoes for road/park terrain, layered clothing for cool winter conditions, and rain gear if forecast. A water bottle is recommended, along with your pre-registration confirmation if you've registered online.

How does age-graded timing work?

MAWA uses age-graded handicap calculations that adjust finishing times based on age and gender, allowing fair comparison across all competitors. Your age-graded percentage shows your performance relative to world record standards for your age group.

Last updated: 27 December 2025