The UNAA Comps Australia (AUS_UNAA) is the Australian branch of UNAA (Ultimate Ninja Athlete Association). UNAA Comps Australia has three levels of competition: Local Qualifiers, Area Qualifiers (state championships) and a Regional Qualifier (Nationals). Competitors compete through the three levels to qualify for the UNAA World Series Finals.. We're excited to be hosting a Season 2 Local Qualifier at The Ninja Hub.

By registering for this event, I (athlete and athlete’s parents if athlete is under 18) agree to UNAA Comps Australia’s code of ethics and conduct found here.

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• $32.25

Spectators are free (with limited capacity)

All times are subject to change.

• 7U and 9U - Morning
• 11U and 13U - Early Afternoon
• 15U and 40+ - Late Afternoon
• Amateur and Pro - Evening

Specific start times for each age group will be determined soon. However, there may be a limited number of contestants in each division to make sure each group can start at their scheduled time.

UNAA Comps Australia competition rules can be found here. Basic rules are listed below:

• Courses comprise 10-15 obstacles
• Up to 50% of obstacles can be worth 2 points
• Easier obstacles = 1 point
• Harder obstacles = 2 points (there will be a clearly marked halfway point worth 1 point for 2 point obstacles)
• 3 Failed obstacles = run over. You can complete your run until your time cap runs out, but your official run will be over. Making the halfway mark on an obstacle is not considered a fail, but a one point completion.
• No retries
• Courses contain a mixture of upper body, lower body and balance obstacles
• Courses will be revealed on the day
• Athletes with the most points in the fastest time wins
• Chalk & tape are allowed.
• Gloves are not allowed.
• If you did not complete the course, your final time is as of your last completed obstacle.

Age group is determined by the participant's age as of January 1, 2025 to align with UNAA Season 10. Athletes 13+ can move up to amateur, intermediate, or pro if they would like to. If you move from an age class to amateur, intermediate, or pro, or from amateur to intermediate or pro, or from intermediate to pro, you must remain in the higher class for the duration of the season. Classes are as follows:

• 7 & Under Male
• 7 & Under Female
• 9 & Under Male
• 9 & Under Female
• 11 & Under Male
• 11 & Under Female
• 13 & Under Male
• 13 & Under Female
• 15 & Under Male
• 15 & Under Female
• Amateur Male
• Amateur Female
• Intermediate Male
• Intermediate Female
• 40+ Male
• 40+ Female
• 50+ Male
• 50+ Female
• Pro Male
• Pro Female