Ultra Throw Athletes Shine at BC Championships

Kailey and Meagan McKay stand with Coach Dave McDonald. Both athletes were in the U20 heptathlon.

Ultra Throw was proud to have athletes represent the club at the 2025 BC Athletics Track & Field Championships, held at Percy Perry Stadium in Coquitlam from July 4–6. Competing against some of the top talent from across the province, our athletes rose to the challenge and delivered strong performances in their respective events.

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Congrats to Meagan Mckay for taking a Bronze in the U20 Heptathlon with a score of 3663.

Here’s a breakdown of the results by athlete:

Sebastian Body (U18)

• Hammer Throw: 39.19m

Dianna Debanks (U16)

• Discus: 21.47m

• Javelin: 21.70m

Vanessa Debanks (U16)

• Discus: 28.54m

• Javelin: 23.34m

Ethan Lau (U16)

• Shot Put: 10.36m

• Discus: 33.21m

Kailey McKay (U20)

• Heptathlon: 2,941 points

Meagan McKay (U20)

• Heptathlon: 3,663 points (Bronze medal)

Arshdeep Singh (Senior)

• Hammer Throw: 32.91m

Shawn Stevens (Senior)

• Discus: 31.19m

• Hammer Throw: 31.38m

Megan Teolis (U18)

• Hammer Throw: 47.09m (Bronze medal)

Congrats to Megan Teolis for taking Bronze in the Hammer (U18)

Whether it was setting personal bests or just gaining valuable experience on the provincial stage, we’re incredibly proud of each of our athletes. A big thank-you goes out to BC Athletics and all the officials and volunteers who made this weekend of competition possible.

Way to go, Ultra Throw team!

Sebastian Body stands with Coach Dave, Ethan Lau prepares to throw hammer; and Megan Teolis gets a pep talk after her hammer throw from the coach.

Megan Teolis Breaks the 50m Barrier in Kamloops

Megan in the ring in Kamloops, BC

Ultra Throw Youth Athlete Sets Back-to-Back Personal Bests

Ultra Throw Club youth athlete Megan Teolis put her power and perseverance on full display during a doubleheader weekend at the Kamloops Twilight Meets in late April—earning not one, but two personal bests in the 3kg hammer throw.

On Friday, April 25, Megan delivered a clean series of throws, culminating in a strong PB of 49.20m on her fourth attempt. But she wasn’t done yet.

Despite a challenging start the next day—with four fouls in her first five throws—Megan regrouped, refocused, and launched a massive 50.00m throw on her very last attempt on Saturday, April 26. That final throw not only salvaged the meet but marked a significant milestone in her progression as a thrower.

Breaking the 50-metre barrier is a standout achievement for any youth athlete, and Megan’s performance is a testament to her technical skill, mental resilience, and work ethic. Facing tough conditions and pressure in the circle, she found a way to deliver when it counted most.

We’re incredibly proud of Megan for her continued growth and her fierce focus on improvement. These back-to-back PBs show she’s on a strong upward trajectory, and we can’t wait to see what she’ll accomplish next!

Way to go, Megan!