by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 28, 2023 | All
When Jemima Montags bracelet clinked against her wrist as she claimed 10,000m race walk gold, she could feel her late grandmother, a Holocaust survivor, there with her. The bracelet was grandmother Judiths necklace that she had cut into three for Montag and...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 27, 2023 | All
Victorian Institute of Sport athlete Oceana Mackenzie has been hooked on Sport Climbing since she was eight years old, and now shes about to make history as one of Australia’s first Olympic Sport Climbers. She is a Victorian Institute of Sport scholarship holder...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 24, 2023 | All
We are thrilled to announce that Olympian Hannah Every-Hall will be joining the Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) in the position of General Manager High Performance (GMHP). A proud Victorian, Every-Hall has the ideal background for this role. As a former champion...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 21, 2023 | All
Sitting on the start line about to battle it out for a medal in the PR3 Mixed Coxed Four A-Final at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, VIS Para-rower Alexandra Viney had energy like never before to give to her sport. Viney was at a place in her life where she was...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 21, 2023 | All
Judo Aoife Coughlan won her first ever judo Grand Slam Medal over the weekend, claiming silver in the women’s -70kg event in Tokyo. Coughlan has been getting closer and closer to standing on the podium and said that “it took a little while, but we...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Aug 18, 2023 | All
2023-24 Performance Science traineeship applications are now open to current undergraduates, graduates or postgraduates of Exercise and Sport Science (or equivalent) degrees. The traineeships are located within the Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) Performance...
