Through the years, Phoenix has produced and
supported many national champions, national record-holders and world-class athletes
including no less than 38 Olympians who have competed in 9
Olympiads. Mark McKoy, Donovan Bailey, Charmaine Crooks, Molly Killingbeck, Katie
Anderson, Anthony Sharpe, Richard Rock, Bruce Simpson are just some of the names you will
find on Phoenix Athletics' list of Olympians. Many of our
athletes have made dozens of Canadian National Teams, too many to name here. With the
club’s expert assistance, athletes have achieved their goals for over thirty years.
Whether it is producing personal bests or medal winning performances, making a team,
securing an athletic scholarship or just having fun with athletics, our club has a wealth
of experience.
Phoenix Athletics has a history of club excellence. Through the years
the track club has been ranked at the top track club rankings in Canada. Through the 1990s
in particular, Phoenix was ranked number one amongst all Canadian track & field clubs
three times. The Phoenix Athletics track & field club remains committed to the
support of senior athletes, however in the past few years the club has increased its focus
on junior athlete development, that is, athletes younger than 19 years of age.
Phoenix runs training sessions on a 12-month per year basis geared to
indoor and outdoor track & field seasons, as well as, cross-country. To increase local
competitive opportunities for athletes, Phoenix hosts several indoor track and field meets
each year.
Join Phoenix Athletics today and achieve your potential.
Phoenix Athletics'
roots in Canadian track & field stretch back to the 1960s. Since it began, literally
thousands of athletes have trained and competed in association with the track club. The
track club has traditionally been composed of numerous training groups located in various
areas in the Greater Toronto Area, which operate under the tutelage of 
