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Uniforms

General Uniform Information

With the consolidation of Manly Warringah Little Athletics and Sydney Pacific, either the traditional Manly Warringah Little Athletics (white and maroon singlet and maroon shorts) or the Sydney Pacific uniform (maroon, blue and white singlet and black shorts) may be worn when representing Manly Warringah at external competitions (such as Treloar Shield, Zone / Regional Championships and State Relays) during the 2025-26 season. 
Please note that Manly Warringah training tees are NOT uniforms and cannot be worn in place of uniforms. 

 

Uniforms for Weekly Club Competitions (Littles and Junior - Category A)

In previous seasons, Little and Junior athletes were allocated to an "internal club" (Cromer, Manly, Peninsula, Seaforth or Wakehurst) and competed in weekly club competitions wearing the uniform colour of that internal club. As of the 2025-26 season, the internal clubs are no longer in place and those uniforms will not be available for sale. However, athletes who already have an internal club uniform may continue to wear them at Saturday competitions. Athletes may choose to wear the white and maroon Manly Warringah uniform or their existing internal club uniform for Saturday club competions.

Athletes are required to wear the bar-coded race bib and the age patch on their uniform when competing in Saturady club competitions. The bar-coded race bib must be worn on the front of the singlet or crop-top and the age patch must be worn on either the top left or right chest/shoulder. 

These will be available for collection at the Registration Day on Saturday 6 September 2025. 

Purchasing Uniforms

Click here to access the online uniform store

In addition to the online store, uniforms will be available for purchase at our Registration Day on Saturday 6 Setpember 2025 and at some Saturday morning competitions in the early part of the season.  

Please contact uniforms@manlyathletics.org.au if you require assistance.

 

Footwear

NSW Athletics rules of competition require that shoes must be worn whilst competing in all events and there are no exceptions. Certain rules apply to the use of footwear that are for all athletes’ safety and must be strictly observed.

 

Spikes

Christmas tree and pyramid spikes are currently permitted on the Narrabeen track and grass track. The maximum length is 7mm for track and 9mm for field events. 
  • 7s to 10s are not permitted under NSW Athletics rules to wear spikes during competition or training.
  • 11s-12s are permitted to wear spikes but only in laned or field events.
  • 13s-20s in addition may also wear spikes in events not run entirely within lanes, except walks.
A maximum of two blanks in spiked shoes are permitted. Spikes must be taken off at the completion of events in which they are permitted to be used.
If wearing spikes at the Regional level of representation, blocks must be used if spikes are worn. 

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