Filham Excelsior Hall of Fame
The athletes who have shaped the future of Filham Excelsior
Shot Put
Robyn Elliot has been at the heart of Filham Excelsior's progress since the club's formation in Season 101, developing into one of its most successful field athletes through consistent performances across the throwing events. Her greatest individual achievement came in Season 106 when she established the club Shot Put record with a mark of 12.53, adding another milestone to a career built on steady improvement. Alongside that record, she produced personal bests of 37.35 in the Hammer Throw, 39.23 in the Discus Throw and 34.11 in the Javelin Throw, highlighting the versatility that has made her such a valuable member of the squad.
Championship competition has provided many of the defining moments of Elliot's career. She has collected four Individual Regional Championship titles together with three silver and three bronze medals, while also adding three bronze medals at the Club Regional Championships. Regular appearances at the Individual National Championships and Club National Championships have further strengthened her experience, complemented by sustained success in National League competition. Still representing Filham Excelsior, Elliot continues to play a leading role within the club, combining championship success, record-setting performances and consistent improvement to establish herself as one of its foremost Hall of Fame athletes.
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10,000 Metres
Ruby McNab has played a major role in Filham Excelsior's development since the club's earliest seasons, establishing herself as one of its outstanding endurance athletes through determination and consistency. Her finest achievement came in Season 106 when she set the club record for the 10000 Meters with a time of 39:03.97, a performance that crowned years of steady progress. She also achieved personal bests of 19:02.74 for the 5000 Meters and 3:08:19.89 for the Marathon, demonstrating the endurance and resilience that have defined her career across a range of long-distance disciplines.
Success at championship level has accompanied McNab's record-breaking performances. She earned two Individual Regional Championship titles together with five silver medals and three bronze medals, while also collecting three bronze medals at the Club Regional Championships. Repeated appearances at the Individual National Championships and Club National Championships provided further opportunities to represent Filham Excelsior on the biggest stages, and consistent National League performances added to an impressive list of achievements. Still an active member of the club, McNab continues to strengthen her Hall of Fame credentials through record-setting performances, championship success and her enduring contribution to Filham Excelsior's distance-running tradition.
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1500 Metres
Sofia Jeffreys brought valuable experience to Filham Excelsior after joining from Macarthur Rams in Season 101 and quickly became one of the club's leading middle-distance athletes. Her greatest achievement for the club came in Season 106 when she established the 1500 Meters club record with a time of 4:40.62, the highlight of a career marked by success at both domestic and continental level. Her versatility extended beyond her principal event, with personal bests of 16:01.94 for the 3000 Steeplechase, 14.25 for the 100 Meters and 2:56:24.40 for the Marathon, illustrating an unusually broad competitive range.
Jeffreys has enjoyed notable championship success throughout her time with Filham Excelsior. She secured two Individual National Championship titles together with three silver medals, while also collecting one silver and four bronze medals at the Club Regional Championships. Appearances at the Continental Championships added international experience to her career, complementing regular National League competition and strengthening her reputation as one of the club's most accomplished athletes. Still representing Filham Excelsior, she continues to build on an already distinguished record of achievement, combining national honours, international competition and record-setting performances to earn her place among the club's leading Hall of Fame candidates.
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Pole Vault
Elmar Elerand joined Filham Excelsior from Tõrva I Kergejõustiku Klubi in Season 101 and quickly established himself as one of the club's outstanding field-event competitors. His defining achievement came in Season 106 when he set the club Pole Vault record with a clearance of 4.59, providing a fitting reward for several seasons of steady improvement. Alongside that landmark performance, he achieved personal bests of 1.37 in the High Jump, 5.54 in the Long Jump and 9.86 in the Triple Jump, demonstrating impressive versatility across the jumping disciplines while making a major contribution to the club's competitive progress.
National championship success has been a hallmark of Elerand's time with Filham Excelsior. He claimed three Individual National Championship gold medals together with a bronze medal, while also adding a silver medal and four bronze medals at the Club Regional Championships. Consistent National League performances further enhanced his reputation, producing regular podium finishes as he became a reliable scorer for the club. Still representing Filham Excelsior, Elerand continues to strengthen an already distinguished career through record-breaking performances, championship success and sustained excellence, securing his place among the club's leading Hall of Fame candidates.
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