by Victorian Institute of Sport | Oct 30, 2021 | All
In VIS sport, three track and field athletes were selected to the Tokyo 2020 team, whilst our swimmers went head-to-head at national championships. Swimming Some of our rising stars went head to head in the swimming pool at the 2021 Australian...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Oct 30, 2021 | All
Scotty James capped off his standout performances in the sporting arena in 2018 by taking out the prestigious VIS Award of Excellence at the event last night in Melbourne. The function was held at Carousel on Albert Park Lake and was attended by over 300 VIS athletes,...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Oct 26, 2021 | All
Water Polo The Australian Olympic Committee has announced the 13-strong womens water polo team for Tokyo 2020, which includes Victorian Institute of Sport scholarship holder, Rowie Webster. Captain Rowie Webster has been selected for her third Games,...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Oct 25, 2021 | All
Saturday 2 May was circled in Moloneys diary, and had been for a while since the Suncorp Super Netball first round was announced in November last year. When the first weekend of May came, Moloney was in the same position she had been for the past five months; in...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Oct 20, 2021 | All
Exciting opportunities will soon be released to join the Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) in a range of performance and performance support roles. With a significant increase in funding from the Victorian Government we will be supporting an increasing number...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Oct 20, 2021 | All
While there are no magic foods (or supplements) that can stop you from getting a cold or flu, we know that eating a variety of different nutritious foods can help the immune system do its job. Nutrients known to support immune function are: Vitamin C, Vitamin A,...
