Welcome to the Langley Mustangs Track and Field Club!

The Langley Mustangs Track and Field Club is located in Langley, BC, Canada. We offer optimum, competitive opportunities for ALL athletes regardless of age and ability. The Langley Mustangs is both a High Performance and recreational club ranging in ages from elementary school athletes to Masters (35+ years). To meet the needs of different athletes of differing ages and abilities, we offer several levels of training.

The Langley Mustangs practice at McLeod Athletic Park.

We are very proud of the achievements of our athletes. Make sure to check our News and Updates section often.

Fraser Valley Spring Relays

Don't miss the Fraser Valley Spring Relays Track and Field Meet, April 25, 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. This BCA Sanctioned Event is a highlight of the track season. Click here for more information and registration forms. 

Registration for JD 2012 Season

Registration for Red & Green groups, as well as Track Rascals and Adult Bootcamp, can be completed by mail. For registration information and forms, click here.

Mustangs Honored by BC Athletics

Pictured from left to right at the BC Athletics annual awards night are Braedon Dolfo (Male Athlete with a disability athlete of the year), Kim Chapdelaine (Senior coach of the year) and Georgia Ellenwood (Female Youth athlete of the year). Also honoured were midget award recipients Jessica Tan, Timothy Hargreaves and James Hellner.

All-American Kyle Nielsen Joins Mustangs

NCAA three time All American Kyle Nielsen will be training full time with the Langley Mustangs starting in the new year. The track and field club is attracting elite athletes to the high performance throws program headed by coach Tom Nielsen (Kyle's dad).

Kyle captured the silver medal in javelin at the 2011 Canadian track and field championships, and threw a personal best of 77.24 metres for a new University of Washington record. Competing for Canada internationally this year, Kyle finished 10th at the World University Games in Shenzhen, China. He is now 22 and has finished his eligibility at the University of Washington and is now focused on achieving the standard of 82 metres to qualify to throw for Canada at the 2012 or 2016 Olympic Games. Kyle has thrown for Canada at the Francophone Games and at the Pan-Am Junior World Championships. He was the Canadian Champion in javelin in 2009 and the Canadian Junior Champion in javelin and BC High School Champion in javelin and decathlon in 2007.

20 year old Tiffany Perkins is now also a member of the Mustangs throws group. Tiffany is well known in the track and field community, having placed 11th in the javelin competing for Canada at the World Junior Championships in Moncton in 2010. The elite throws groups will thrive with the addition of new shot put facilities, and renovations to the javelin, discus and hammer throw areas scheduled for MacLeod Athletic Park to be completed in time for the Legion Canadian Youth Track and Field Championships being hosted by Langley in 2013 and 2014.

Olympic Hopefuls

The Langley Mustang duo of Carolyn Sutherland and Georgia Ellenwood are reaping the rewards of a successful 2011 track and field season. On November 14th, these Canadian athletes were recognized for making the qualifying standard for the Olympic Development Program (O.D.P). Administered by Sports Canada, the program provides guidance, structure and financial resources to athletes. Sutherland made the 5.79 metre standard in long jump with a personal best of 5.81 metres and Ellenwood easily made the 4666 point standard in the heptathlon with her Canadian youth record of 5043 points. The Olympic development program targets athletes that will be 23 - 30 years old during the 2016 and 2020 Olympics. The girls are on the right track to fulfill their Olympic dreams.

Dolfo Wins Bronze Medal at Para Pan-American Games

Braedon Dolfo broke his own Canadian 100m (T13) record in winning the bronze medal in the 100 meter final. The time of 11.34 seconds is also a London 2012 Paralympic Games "A" qualifying standard mark.

“I’m feeling pretty good, another personal best,” said a thrilled Dolfo who recently returned to training following hip surgery. “It feels great to be back.” 

The Para Pan-American Games were held November 14th - 18th at Telmex Stadium in Guadalajara Mexico. Canada was one of 26 countries competing, and Braedon Dolfo was the only athlete chosen from British Columbia.

Braedon was featured in an article in the Langley Advance newspaper. Read the article here.