Para-rower Tristin Condon will paddle out of his comfort zone at this week’s Jupiters Pan Pacific Masters Games. Condon will compete in his regular para-singles race and an able-bodied team event.
Saturday 1 November By Jake Lollback South African Fitness Challenge competitor, Mike Neville, is stronger now than he’s ever been in his life – just ask his wife. Mrs Neville attributes part of her husband’s success to the sport’s supportive …
Saturday 1 November By Amy Beckett “It’s meant to be fun” is what Glynis Nunn-Cearns would like all the Jupiters Pan Pacific Masters Games competitors to remember this week. Winner of the 80m female hurdles, Glynis admitted it was more …
A new group of baby masters are head over heels to be included in the 2014 Jupiters Pan Pacific Masters Games.
There was a carnival atmosphere down at the Gold Coast Broadwater in Hollywell this afternoon as the first day of the outrigger canoeing competition got underway with crews battling strong northerly winds.
Queenslanders Greg Henwood and Thomas Lohan showed off their strength and prowess during the clean & jerk and snatch events at the second day of the fitness challenge competition held at the Runaway Bay Sports Super Centre this morning.
West Australian women’s water polo team Triton was one of the first teams to compete in the redeveloped Gold Coast Aquatic Centre during the first day of the Jupiters Pan Pacific Masters Games competition.
The lawn bowls competition kicked off this morning with greens opening for both international and interstate guests for practice.
The Jupiters Pan Pacific Masters Games officially got underway yesterday when the doors to the Check In Centre opened at 4pm at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Thursday 30 October Welcome to the biggest Jupiters Pan Pacific Masters Games in history! More than 14,500 competitors, supporters and non-playing officials from Australia and the world have converged on the beautiful Gold Coast to be a part of the …
