Wangaratta Little Athletics jump into new season with $2100 grant

Wangaratta Chronicle

Oct 29 2025 Updated 3 hours ago

Wangaratta Chronicle

FUNDING BOOST: Wangaratta Little Athletics participants, including (back) Sophie Bell, Oliver Forster, Jordan Woodrow, Ariana Woodrow, (front) Lyla Allan, Cleo Campbell and Sienna Woodrow, will start the new season with a $2100 grant from Coles.

Wangaratta Little Athletics is jumping into the new season with a $2100 grant from Coles to support aspiring athletes and community volunteers.

Wangaratta was one of 72 grassroots Little Athletics Centres across Australia announced this week as a successful recipient of the 2025 Coles Little Athletics Community Fund who will share in $250,000 to purchase much needed sports, safety and volunteer e...

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