Amy Bunnage Season 2025

TFRRS Performance Profile

Career Accolades

• Pac-12 champion (2023)
• Pac-12 Women's Cross Country Athlete of the Year (2023)
• Pac-12 Women's Cross Country Freshman of the Year (2023)
• First-team All-West Region (2023)
• First-team All-Pac-12 (2023)
• NCAA West Region XC team champions (2023)
• USTFCCCA All-Academic (XC 2023)
• Australian under-20 3,000 record-holder
• Australian and Oceania under-18 3,000 record-holder

Personal Bests (thru 2023 outdoors)

• 3,000: 8:51.90
• 5,000: 15:21.76
• 1,500: 4:14.62
• 800: 2:07.5

As a Freshman (2023-24)
Cross Country * West Region champions

• Pac-12 champion 
• Pac-12 Women's Cross Country Athlete of the Year
• Pac-12 Women's Cross Country Freshman of the Year
• First-team All-Pac-12 
• NCAA West Region team champion 
• All-West Region
• Sixth at Virginia XC Invitational and No. 1 for Stanford in her collegiate debut
• First freshman to win the Pac-12 title since Stanford's Erin Sullivan in 1999
• Stanford's top finisher (59th) at NCAA Championships
• USTFCCCA All-Academic

International/National Competition

• Six-time Australian champion, at U20, U18, and U17
• Represented Australia at the 2023 World U20 Cross Country Championships
• Trained with the Australia U20 national team in 2021 and 2022
• Represented Australia in the 1,500 at the 2021 Oceania Invitational, placing third in the open division 

Prior to Stanford

• Set the Australian U20 3,000 record of 8:51.90 at the Sydney Track Classic on March 11, 2023
• The time placed her No. 14 in Australian history for all divisions
• Ran 15:21.76 at the 2023 Mt. SAC Relays for the No. 2 Australian U20 5,000 time ever, placing her 25th in national history
• Set the Australian and Oceania U18 record in the 3,000 of 9:00.60 in 2022 in Melbourne
• Won Australian U20 titles in the 3,000 and 5,000 in 2023, and the 3,000 in 2022
• Australian U18 cross country champion in 2022
• Australian U17 track champion in the 1,500 and 3,000 in 2021

Personal

• Parents are Ross and Mel Bunnage
• Has an older brother, Sam

Career Results