Tony Cook (athlete)

Anthony "Tony" Cook (born 18 September 1936) is an Australian former long-distance runner who competed in the 1964 Summer Olympics.^[1]

References

↑ "Olympics". sports-reference. Retrieved 12 May 2012.

Australian national champions in men's marathon

1909: Andrew Wood
1927: Ron McMurdo
1949: Robert Prentice
1951: Gordon Stanley
1952: Robert Prentice
1953: Rowland Guy
1954 – 1955: Not Held
1956: John Russell
1957: Not Held
1958: John Russell
1959: Not Held
1960: Ian Sinfield
1961: Not Held
1962: Keith Ollerenshaw
1963: Not Held
1964: Bob Vagg
1965: Not Held
1966: Tony Cook
1967 – 1968: Derek Clayton
1969 – 1970: John Farrington
1971: Derek Clayton
1972: Bernard Vine
1973: Derek Clayton
1974 – 1975: John Farrington
1976: Victor Anderson
1977: Rob Wallace
1978: Jim Langford
1979: Robert de Castella
1980: Lawrie Whitty
1981: Garry Bentley
1982: Rob Wallace
1983: Derek Froude
1984: Andrew Lloyd
1985: Grenville Wood
1986: Steve Austin
1987: Danny Boltz
1988: Pat Carroll
1989: Brad Camp
1990: Allan Carman
1991: Sean Quilty
1992: Gerard Barrett
1993: Sean Quilty
1994: Michael Dalton
1995: Rod de Highden
1996: Magnus Michelsson
1997: Pat Carroll
1998: Greg Lyons
1999: Shaun Creighton
2000: Rod de Highden
2001: Damon Harris (NZL)
2002: Jeremy Horne
2003: Paul Arthur
2004: Daniel Green
2005: Brett Cartwright
2006: Lee Troop
2007: Damon Harris (NZL)
2008: Jeremy Horne
2009: Dale Engler
2010: Rowan Walker
2011: Peter Nowill

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