by Victorian Institute of Sport | Jul 23, 2020 | All
Since 1990, we have been supporting Victoria’s elite athletes, as they pursue success in Sport and life. whilst we wont be able to enjoy the Olympic and Paralympic Games this year, we will have an opportunity to remember some of the amazing achievements of past...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Jul 21, 2020 | All
Emily Mannix will also join the teams 2020 leadership group as Vice-Captain. With 2020 being Moloneys eighth season at the club, she said it was an honour to lead the team for what is now half her time at the club. I grew up following the Kestrels and the Phoenix and...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Jul 9, 2020 | All
Cool and impervious to pressure, Mack Horton put expectations aside to get Australia off the mark in the Commonwealth Games’ gold medal column, racing the way he wanted in the mens 400m freestyle event. Many accolades were on offer for the Olympic champion; a...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Jul 9, 2020 | All
Alex was an outstanding role model for his sport. Growing up in Mansfield with his parents running the ski/snowboard business – everyone could see how much passion he had for winter sports – he made the switch from skiing to snowboarding when he...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Jul 6, 2020 | All
For the past six months, Vanessa has been working with the VIS as Glenn OShea transitions out of his role to take up a new opportunity with the Australian Cycling Team in Adelaide. Over the past six months, I have relished the opportunity and understood the...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Jul 5, 2020 | All
Three VIS trap shooting athletes and two pistol athletes was announced on the Australian Team on Friday morning. Penny Smith, Laetisha Scanlan and James Willet (VIS/NSWIS) will compete in the trap, while Sergei Evglevski and Elena Galiabovitch is set to compete...
