Action begins at 1pm tomorrow and at 9am on Sunday.

Eaglehawk clubmates Carlie Whitford, Rebekah Lock and Morgan Power will be showing their skill in the seven-discipline heptathlon.

Lock is in the under-17 event, with Power and Whitford to vie for points in the under-18 championship.

The Pryse brothers – Blake and Jemuel have also headed across to compete at the two-day meet at Santos Stadium.

Both have been in hot form this season with Bendigo Harriers.

Blake will contest the under-18 decathlon in Adelaide, with Jemuel lining up in the under-15s heptathlon.

The build-up to the AA national multi-event titles includes last weekend’s Victorian junior track and field championships at Melbourne’s Lakeside Stadium in Albert Park.

Competing in the under-18s, Whitford won gold in the 400m hurdles and triple jump finals, silver in the 200m, and bronze in the high jump and 100m hurdles.

Lock was fourth in the under-18s 400m, while Power achieved fourth placing in the under-18 high jump and sixth in the 800m.

Jemuel Pryse won gold in the under-15s high jump and pole vault.

The run for Blake Pryse was silver in the under-18s 110m hurdles, fourth in shot put, and fifth in the 100m.

In Adelaide, Blake Pryse will be aiming for high points in his strongest events pole vault, javelin, and his much-improved 1500m. Order for the under-18s decathlon is 100m, long jump, shot put, high jump and 400m on day one; and 110m hurdles, discus, pole vault, javelin and 1500m on day two.

The heptathlon events to be contested across the weekend are hurdles, high jump, shot put, 200m, long jump, javelin and 800m.

Meanwhile, Kialla athlete Zoe Boldiston, who competes for South Bendigo, won gold in the under-17s 5km walk at the Athletics Victoria junior track and field championships at Lakestide Stadium.

In the running for the bankmecu-backed Bendigo Advertiser-WIN Television Sports Star of the Year award for 2012-13,  Boldiston won another state title in a time of 25.36.

Initial results on the AV website were incorrect