by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 21, 2020 | All
Following Sundays disappointing loss to the Adelaide Thunderbirds, 48 hours later the Vixens bounced back, opening the match with a brilliant 21-14 first quarter; the equal-highest scoring opening quarter of the season to date. Melbourne Vixens Head Coach, Simone...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 20, 2020 | All
Montag was nominated for the Australian Olympic Team when she won the the Oceania and Australian 20km Race Walking Championships in Adelaide earlier this year, held before any COVID-19 event cancellations. As a national champion who achieved a...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 18, 2020 | All
The one-year extension of the partnership will provide athletes with great opportunities to further their education online. OUA scholarships and textbook support are now available to VIS athletes enrolling in higher education subjects, courses and qualifications from...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 13, 2020 | All
Olympic and Paralympic history maker Melissa Milly Tapper has shared her story of resilience with students from an athlete development program in Melbournes South East. Via the Victorian Institute of Sports (VIS) school speaker program BeFitBeWell Tapper delivered her...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 11, 2020 | All
Almost two years after mid-courter Tayla Honey signed with the Melbourne Vixens she finally made her much anticipated debut on the weekend after overcoming a ruptured Achilles tendon in last years preseason. Honey, who signed with the Vixens in September 2018,...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 10, 2020 | All
The Melbourne Vixens have put on a clinical display at Brisbanes Nissan Arena this afternoon, demolishing hosts, the Queensland Firebirds, by 28 points. It was a tale of two teams, where after the first quarter the Vixens broke out of their stocks, dominating the...
