"It's something that we haven't seen in Australia, at least in the last 30 to 40 years."
"It's really exciting to see … records will get broken as we find new ways to train, people with superior genetic ability, better shoes to wear and so on."
"We're doing this now from kids that are 16 all the way up to some of our major winners who were approaching 30."
"We need to wrap our arms around them and really support them and their personalities, support the people they are and give them that encouragement to be the best version of themselves."