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Welcome to the Sports Carnivals Association of Tasmania

Promoters of Tasmanian athletic carnivals, incorporating running, cycling and wood chopping events.

Latest news....

CARNIVAL ACTION FROM 2008-09

Check out all the action from the last series here.


CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNERS

At the SCAT Sponsors and Awards Night on February 26, we congratulated the following people: Athlete of the Year (Male) - Monbo Jetho; Athlete of the Year (Female) - Abby Chapman; Cyclist of the Year (Male) - Glen O'Shea; Cyclist of the Year (Female) - Fatehah Mustapa; Woodchopper of the Year (Male) - Joe Rattray; Woodchopper of the Year (Female) - Amanda Beams; Fairbrother Young Achiever Award - Braydon Bennett.
The Awards Night was held at Wellers Inn, in Burnie and a good crowd enjoyed highlights of the recent carnival series and acceptance speeches by the winners, including an animated Monbo Jetho.

CELEBRATING OUR SPORTS STARS AND SPONSORS

On Thursday February 26, the Sports Carnivals Association of Tasmania will be holding its Sponsors & Awards Night - the annual event celebrating the achievements of athletes who competed at the Basslink Tasmanian Christmas Carnival Series which started at Rosebery and concluded with St Helens... Please click here for complete media release.

CELEBRITIES RUN FOR CHARITY

Burnie and Devonport carnivals will come alive with the addition of 'celebrity races' this year, at the Basslink Tasmanian Christmas Carnivals Series. Burnie runners will fight it out over 120 metres, while the Devonport participants will only have to struggle along for 70 metres..... Click here for complete media release.


MALAYSIAN HERO TO ADD EXCITEMENT TO THE SERIES

Exciting Malaysian keirin super star Josiah Ng will add plenty of excitement and speed to the Basslink Tasmanian Christmas Carnival Series.... Click here to view complete media release.


HONG KONG CYCLING STARS FOR BASSLINK TASMANIAN CHRISTMAS CARNIVALS

The Basslink Tasmanian Christmas Carnivals have recieved a major boost with the Hong Kong Cycling Association agreeing to send a team of eight cyclists to the carnivals...Click here for complete media release.

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