Sydney Marathon Festival — 10km
Age 8 Chloe completed the Sydney Marathon 10km in 54:46 gun time and 54:36 net time, placing 5th in the Female Under 12 category.
A proud and determined young athlete who loves the challenge of improving, competing and sharing sport with a great team around her.
Chloe brings enthusiasm, courage and a competitive spirit to every opportunity, while continuing to enjoy the friendships and experiences that come with sport.
Swimming was Chloe’s first major sporting passion, but she soon showed the same enthusiasm for running, athletics, cross country, cycling and team sport. From her early school carnivals, she has enjoyed testing herself, learning new skills and seeing how far consistent effort can take her.
Since joining Be Energetic under Rina Hill in early 2024, Chloe has continued to develop across swimming, running and cycling. She also enjoys playing soccer with the Samford Rangers U11 Academy team, where the teamwork and shared enjoyment of the game provide a valuable balance to her individual racing.
Selected race and training videos are organised by year so new sport videos can be added in future seasons.
Chloe’s verified sporting results located from 2023 onward, arranged in date order across road running, swimming, aquathlon, duathlon, triathlon, athletics and cross country. Her age on the competition date is shown with every entry; season-long results spanning her birthday are marked with both ages.
Age 8 Chloe completed the Sydney Marathon 10km in 54:46 gun time and 54:36 net time, placing 5th in the Female Under 12 category.
Age 9 Chloe completed the 5km Run/Walk in 23:35, finishing 19th overall and 1st in the Under 14 category.
Age 9 Chloe finished the Kids Tri in 14:49, placing 4th female overall.
Age 9 Chloe ran 22:46 and finished 10th female overall from a field of more than 500 female competitors.
Age 9 Chloe won the bronze medal in her first-ever cross country race.
Age 9 Chloe improved her Sydney 10km time to 45:35, finishing 1st in the Female Under 12 category and 384th overall.
Age 9 Chloe finished 1st in the Primary Aquathlon 7–9 female category and was recognised as the Queensland 7–9 Female Aquathlon Champion.
Ages 9–10 Across the season, Chloe was crowned the Queensland 7–9 Female Aquathlon Champion and Queensland 7–9 Female Duathlon Champion. She won the Wellcamp Duathlon, Queensland Aquathlon, QTS Round 3 Robina and QTS Round 5 Robina.
Age 10 Chloe represented Metropolitan North at the Queensland School Sport 10–12 Years State Swimming Championships, competing in the 10-year girls program and relay events.
Age 10 At Toogoolawah, Chloe finished 2nd in the Under 11 girls 2000m in 8:12, earning selection for the Australian Cross Country Championships.
Age 10 Chloe finished 8th in the Under 11 girls 2km in 8:07. Her performance also contributed to Queensland winning team bronze.
Age 10 After progressing through school, district, Metropolitan North and Queensland competition, Chloe represented Queensland and finished 8th in the 10-year girls race in 8:04.
Age 10
800m: 1st in 2:39.69.
1500m: 1st in 5:13.70.
Qualified for the QRSS State Championships.
Age 10
800m: 11th in the heats in 2:42.95.
1500m: 2nd in 5:23.83 — Queensland silver medallist.
Selected to represent Queensland at the School Sport Australia Championships.
Age 10 Representing Queensland, Chloe finished 9th in Australia in the 10-year girls 1500m in 5:22.09.
Age 11 Chloe won the 11-year girls aquathlon, earning selection in the Queensland Maroon team for the School Sport Australia Championships.
Age 11 Representing Queensland Maroon, Chloe qualified for the national Youth Aquathlon A Final and finished 10th overall female in 8:57. She was the highest-placed competitor born in 2015.
Age 11 Chloe finished 2nd overall in the 3km race at 7th Brigade Park in 12:05.
Age 11 Chloe finished 2nd in the 11-year girls 3km at Limestone Park, securing another Queensland state-level podium.
Age 11 Chloe finished 1st at school, 1st at the Central District trials and 2nd at the Metropolitan North Regional Championships, qualifying for the Queensland School Sport State Championships.
Age 11 Chloe ran 42:37 net time and 42:41 gun time, finishing 1st in the Female Under 14 category, 16th female overall and 122nd from 3,471 finishers.
Age 11 Chloe finished 4th in Queensland after falling during the race, recovering and continuing to the finish. The result qualified her for the Australian Cross Country Championships in Ballarat.
Age 11 Representing Metropolitan North, Chloe finished 3rd in the 11-year girls 3km in 10:57. She also helped Metropolitan North win silver in the state relay.
Age 11 Chloe competed in the 1500m, 800m, 200m, high jump and long jump.
Qualified Chloe qualified for the Regional Track and Field Championships in the 1500m, 800m and 200m.
Age 11 Representing Queensland Athletics, Chloe placed 14th out of 75 runners at the 2026 Australian Cross Country Championships in Ballarat. The course was very muddy, slippery and difficult — and a lot of fun.
1500m 1st in 5:09, just 0.02 seconds outside the regional record, qualifying for the Queensland School Sport State Championships.
800m 2nd in 2:36, qualifying for the Queensland School Sport State Championships.
Age 11 Chloe represented Queensland at the 2026 School Sport Australia National Cross Country Championships in Sydney, finishing 19th in Australia in the 11-year girls race in 12:01.
Her preparation had been disrupted by an injury sustained at the Metropolitan North Regional Track and Field Championships, leaving her unable to complete normal running training in the lead-up to Nationals. She maintained fitness mainly through swimming, so we were very pleased to see her complete the race safely and without further injury.
Chloe also competed in the Queensland 11-year girls relay team, which finished 2nd nationally in 32:45, earning a national silver medal.
Age 11 Chloe finished 1st in the Pho3nix Kids 10–11 Girls at QTS Round 1, Moreton Bay.
The event also incorporated the Queensland Club Championships, where Be Energetic Tri & Run Club won both the Small Club award and the Junior Club award.
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A collection of favourite photos and memorable moments from Chloe’s sporting journey.



Chloe is incredibly fortunate to train alongside her sister in a squad where positive coaching, friendship, high standards and elite role models are part of the everyday environment.
Coach at Be Energetic, Olympian and an inspiring role model for Chloe. Rina’s coaching has been recognised by AusTriathlon over many years, including Queensland Junior Coach of the Year in 2017, 2023 and 2026, together with the national AusTriathlon Pathway Coach of the Year in 2025. These honours recognise her contribution to junior development and high-performance pathways.
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Chloe’s sporting foundation began in swimming. Those early years in the pool helped build the fitness, confidence and discipline that now support her running, cycling and multisport racing.
Since joining Be Energetic in early 2024, Chloe has trained in a positive squad where hard work, friendship and enjoyment are equally valued. Rina Hill’s coaching has helped Chloe progress from strong school performances into district, regional, state and national competition while continuing to enjoy the process.
The squad also gives Chloe the rare opportunity to learn around outstanding athletes including Richelle Hill, Tamsyn Hill, Zahn Spies, Jack Crome and other high-performing triathletes. Their example shows young athletes what patience, humility, resilience and consistent effort can achieve.
Be Energetic Tri & Run Club has enjoyed sustained success at the Queensland Club Championships over many years, reflecting the strength and depth of the training environment around its junior athletes.
The club’s repeated success — particularly in the small-club and junior categories — complements Rina Hill’s recognised coaching record and provides Chloe with a supportive environment focused on participation, development and progression.
Context links: Richelle Hill — 2025 U23 World Triathlon Champion · Zahn Spies — 2026 Oceania Junior Champion · Jack Crome — World Triathlon profile
Versatile, competitive and determined — Chloe simply loves the challenge of seeing what she can achieve next.
A concise athlete profile for Chloe Edgtton.