Hi all, just a quick update to let everyone know about how our Mark is progressing. Mark is still in a coma in Wollongong hospital. He is still classified as in a serious but stable condition, however he is out of intensive care which is some positive news. The Scott family would like to pass on their thanks and gratitude for the ongoing interest and support over the past few weeks. 

As you are probably aware by now coach Mark Scott was involved in a very serious accident whilst training on Saturday the 18th of June. Click here to see the article in the Illawarra Mercury. 

As we all would expect, Mark is putting up a great fight and is already beating the odds. He has made some great improvements sice the accident and we are all trying to be as optimistic as possible at this time. We are hoping that the motivation and determination that makes him a great athlete will shine through and help him to recover.

Marks athletes have made a commitment to ensure SCOTT ENDURANCE training continues to be supported and maintained under the guidance of Mark's coaching team.

Marks family wishes to thank everyone for their overwhelming support and words of encouragement for Mark through this difficult time.

Mark is in a serious but now stable condition in intensive care at Wollongong Hospital and we will endeavour to provide updates on this website as his condition changes.

Back to Business - TRAINING

Monday & Wednesday run sessions will continue as usual, as will all swim squads at URAC. Group ride training as per program will also continue.

Athletes on programs can contact Bob Scott (Level 1 coach) at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Carolyn Dews (11.10 1^st 40-45) and Ben Bell (9.24, 3^rd35-39) lead the Scott Endurance Ironman athletes home to secure the sort after spots on the road to Kona World Championships later this year. Carolyn won her age group with a very determined and well deserved finish in 11.10. Ben finished with an outstanding 3^rd in the 35-39 age group and placed an amazing 13^th overall with a time of 9.24 in one of the most competitive age groups. Good luck on your road to Hawaii guys.  Other outstanding performances were from Marjike Ralph (6^th 25-29, 10.52) in her first race over the endurance distance produced an outstanding run of 3.27, one of the fastest female runs of the day. Sam Bowden (13.50 12^th 45-49)had a great first up ironman achieving above and beyond all her goals with fellow Kiama athlete James Egan finishing in a pleasing 13.20 to tick off number one.  Bob Scott was able to tick off number nine after a limited training due to a training incident where he guts out a finish in 14.27 . One of the inspirations of the day was Ian Fargher who despite being pulled from the race by medical officers due to his diabetes issues, trained hard, lost massive kilos and raced hard through the swim and bike and most of the run only to succumb to medical issues. Well done Ian. Ian will be back next year to complete the challenge.

Also held on the day was the 70.3 event with Illyas Musker (5.13)having a great bike and battled through the run to finish his first 70.3 distance race  and Cathy Tulloh with another 1^st place 55-59 in an excellent time of 5.52.     Team Physio Alex Price also claimed 2^nd in his age group in a time of 4.37 and will head to Las Vegas for the World Championships.