by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 13, 2024 | All
Well, high performance might be a stretch. And competition Lets just say there was more creak than peak but on August 2 Green and Gold Day – VIS staff did their best impersonations of the many VIS athletes in Paris for the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Sadly,...
by Australian Olympic Committee | Aug 9, 2024 | All
In front of a boisterous crowd under the roof on the famous Philippe-Chatrier court, Caitlin gave it her all in the semi-final bout but didn’t progress to the gold medal bout. With her bronze medal, Caitlin becomes the first Australian woman to win an...
by Australian Olympic Committee | Aug 9, 2024 | All
It wiped away the pain of the broken handlebars that robbed them in Tokyo. The pain of being denied gold by just 0.7 of a second in Rio, and by 2.9 seconds in London, and of missing the medals altogether in Beijing. And who else could they beat in the final than Great...
by Australian Olympic Committee | Aug 8, 2024 | All
This is Jemimas second bronze medal for the Games after finishing third in the 20km Individual race six days ago. The feat makes Jemima the first Australian woman in athletics to win two medals at the same Games since Raelene Boyle in 1972. She becomes just the...
by Australian Olympic Committee | Aug 7, 2024 | All
With a near-perfect score of 79.6 for part one of the semi-final, Oceania is placed fourth ahead of the Lead semi-final. Returning for her second Games with only the boulder section of the semi-finals completed, the Victorian has already improved on her Tokyo 2020...
by Australian Olympic Committee | Aug 7, 2024 | All
The duo were part of the gold-medal Four in Tokyo and have since shifted their attention to the smaller boat. Now they have another Olympic medal to add to their collection after a brave row at the Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium to kickstart the first of four medal...
