SOUTH Bendigo's record-breaking run rolled on in Saturday's second round of Athletics Victoria's State League track and field action in Bendigo.
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Two of the three centre records broken at the Flack Advisory Bendigo Region meet at the La Trobe University Bendigo athletics complex in Retreat Road, Flora Hill were achieved by South Bendigo athletes.
At discus, Jayne Norton set a mark of 31.11m to break the 40-plus record of 29.84 she set in December, 2017.
The finale to the track action was the 4 x 200m relay.
South Bendigo's team of Carol Coad, Annette Curtis, Jackie Guillou and Debby Kirne clocked a brilliant time of 2:35.53 to break the Centre's record for the 50-plus class.
Logan Sandland's best of 53.05m at hammer throw broke the Victoria Country record at under-14 level.
The 13-year-old is a newcomer at Bendigo Harriers this season and starred in the discipline at the All-Comers Meet in Bendigo on AFL grand final eve.
Other stars for South Bendigo which is in premier division of State League included Emma Berg, 39.93m at discus; Liam Gay, 800m; James Woods at high jump.
At hammer throw, Kellie Doering's mark of 28.94m earned 423 points, and Logan Tickell ran the 3000m in 10:14.95 to add 477 to South's score.
Eaglehawk's best included David Chisholm in the 400m hurdles; as club-mates James Bentley, Kenan Seebah and Angus McKindlay fought out a great duel in the 200m in times of 23.62, 23.64 and 24.04.
A leap of 12.74m earned Lachlan Start victory at triple jump, as Keely Fullerton, Maya Kadri and Olivia Graham starred in various events for the Two Blues.
Bendigo Harriers' sprint star Gretel Holmes clocked fastest times of 13.57 and 26.82 to win the first of the women's 100m and 200m heats; Michael Preece charged to victory in the 800m in 2:05 minutes; and James Miller cleared the two metre mark at high jump.
Harriers' veteran Geoff Shaw leapt 9.13m to win the first of the triple jump flights.
University's best included Jayden Padgham in the 3000m; Craig Green, 800m; Andrea Smith, 2000m walk; and Jorja Van Den Berg, 100m.
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