Thompson Estate and Eastern Suburbs Athletics (TEES) is a well-established club promoting athletics and cross country activities at all levels.  It has been in existence for over 108 years, being one of the few Brisbane athletic clubs that still exists in its original historical level athletes.  The club's impressive achievements are due to the hard work of the committee and the talented team of qualified coaches who run training sessions most days of the week.  Most of all, TEES owes much to the late Clem Jones, life member of Thompson Estate Athletics.

Enquire about our professional training that covers Junior, Senior and Master Development groups. We specialise in all aspects of Track & Field, and Cross Country.  The club's goals are to help individuals reach their athletic aspirations through structured training guidance by our experienced, committed and qualified coaches. We believe that our coaching can help individuals achieve their school athletic, little athletic and master's athletic state and national aspirations.

Over the years, TEES has developed young athletes who have risen to proudly represent Australia at international levels.  Some of these athletes include Jai Taurima, Bronwyn Thompson, Denise Robertson-Boyd and Gerrard Gosens, to name just a few.

Our main training facility is located by the bus stop on Stanley Rd in Carina.

Whether you are an emerging athlete looking for expert coaching and training, or whether you would just like a safe lit area to walk some laps of the track in the evenings with others, you can benefit from the services offered by TEES.  We welcome all beginners, intermediate, established and social athletes; and encourage all to become part of this prestigious club.

Along with our senior athletes, we have some show stopper junior athletes emerging.

Liam Gee 12yrs

Sam Jones 11yrs

Luke Poulter 11yrs

Who attended the Primary school Nationals 2009 in Sydney.  Day 1 showed the Queenslander athletes were prepared to fight for their positioning to make their finals in their track events.  Against some tough NSW athletes and undecided weather.  The young TEES junior development athletes managed to pull off, quite a fair few medals through the relay events for the QLD Team and well earnt placings in the Top 8 performances in Australia.

Liam Gee 12ys 5th overall 800m

Sam Jones 11yrs 7th overall 100m,200m

Luke Poulter 11yrs Tetrathon (100m,Shot Put, Long Jump, 800m) Silver

Well done fellas, you are an inspiration for more junior developing athletes to continue progressing through your dedicated training.