Team of 60 ready to take on nation's best

Kiani Allen (open 100m, 200m), Ella Atkins (U15 1500m, 2000m steeplechase), Anna Blackwell (U20 10,000m walk), Madison Brazendale (U17 2000m steeplechase), Keeley Burns (U17 hammer, U20

hammer), Abbie Butler (U16 1500m, 2000m steeplechase), Kiara Calvert (open 100m, 200m), Amy Campbell (U16 100m, 200m, Abby Chapman (open 100m, 200m), Raphaela Corney (U20 and open pole

vault), Julia Direen (U20 and open hammer), Leah Felsch (U15 100m, 200m), Isabella Foster (U18 long jump, triple jump), Morgan Gaffney (open 100m, 200m), Jane Hickie (U20 100m hurdles, long

jump, heptathlon, open 100m hurdles), Isabella Hippel (U20 shot put, U18 shot put, U16 shot put, discus), Rachel Hosie (U18 shot put, discus, hammer, open hammer, Liana Kenna (U18 100m), Bec

Kovacic (U20 100m, 200m, open 100m), Zoe Laurenson (U15 and U17 pole vault), Natalia Leszcynski (U16 shot put, discus), Laura McShane (open 200m, 400m), Alice Randall (U20 10,000m walk), 

Frances Reid (U16 100m, 200m), Agnes Sakina (U20 and open javelin), Chelsea Scolyer (U14 100m, 200m, long jump, shot put, discus), Ruby Smee (U20 5000m), Bianca Taglieri (U14 100m, 200m,

400m), Rachel Tolson (U20 para 100m, 200m, ambulant 100m, 200m), Claudia Williams (U18 high jump).