by Victorian Institute of Sport | Mar 31, 2025 | All
James’ four World Championship gold medals make him the most successful snowboard halfpipe rider in history. Additionally, he has the highest number of World Championship wins among Australian winter sports athletes. In the best of two-run final in blizzard...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Mar 31, 2025 | All
Written by VIS scholarship athlete, Imogen Grzemski My journey in archery began on my 12th birthday, when my Dad took me for an archery lesson at Halls Arrow; an indoor archery club near my hometown of Colchester, Connecticut. At the time, it was just a...
by Camilla Blands | Mar 31, 2025 | All
The VIS Para Sport Unit will be a game-changer for Victoria’s Paralympic future, igniting the dreams of the next generation to follow in the footsteps of our home-grown Paralympic heroes including Dylan Alcott OAM, Kelly Cartwright OAM and Milly Tapper....
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Mar 28, 2025 | All
The global sports community is increasingly committed to combating climate change. We have seen first-hand the impact that climate change is having on sporting activities. Storms and flooding damage facilities, low-snow winters cause ski events to be cancelled, and...
by Ashley Gillespie | Mar 27, 2025 | All
Australia has a long lineage of successful aerial skiers and this season has been no different with the Flying Kangaroos dominating the skies on the World Cup circuit. The FIS Freestyle World Championships are here with five VIS aerial skiers ready to defy gravity...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Mar 25, 2025 | All
Victorian Institute of Sport Chair Nataly Matijevic to Step Down Ms. Matijevic joined the VIS Board in 2016 and took over as VIS Chair in 2018. During her tenure, she led the institute through critical milestones, including the 2021 State Budget outcome, which...
