by Victorian Institute of Sport | Jun 2, 2022 | All
Eight players will make their Commonwealth Games debut for the Australian Falcons in Birmingham as badminton looks to a new generation for international medal success. The 10-strong team is aiming to break a gold-medal drought dating back to Lisa Campbells success in...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Jun 2, 2022 | All
With eight additional Team Members, the Australian table tennis team is set for Birmingham, the 14-strong squad is the largest team to represent the green and gold at a Commonwealth Games. An inspiring squad of champions blessed with courage and resilience has been...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | May 31, 2022 | All
OHalloran and Mackenzie earned their ticket to Tokyo by winning the Oceania Championships earlier this year, with their selection made official today. Sport climbing at the Olympics will see athletes compete across three disciplines of Speed, Bouldering and Lead, with...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | May 26, 2022 | All
The VIS RAP working group is responsible for the development and implementation of the initial Reflect RAP for the whole organisation. Showcasing the VIS commitment to creating change and ensuring that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander athletes are recognised,...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | May 19, 2022 | All
The Victorian Institute of Sport Advancement Series connects Victorian secondary students with leading experts in sport nutrition and sport science. The program enriches the students remote learning with engaging and interactive content from the dieticians and sport...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | May 19, 2022 | All
Commonwealth Games Australia has selected 12 of Australia’s best judokas to represent the green and gold at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games with judo returning to the Games after last appearing in Glasgow in 2014. The Katz family name is synonymous with...
