by Victorian Institute of Sport | Mar 5, 2021 | All
Clocking 2:35.90 over 1000m, Hall defeated a stacked field assembled for Catriona Bissets 30 for 30 fundraiser – which has now hit $20,000 of donations for Lifeline and raised signficant awareness for mental health. Catch all the action below along with race...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Mar 4, 2021 | All
Carrie Smith is a former Australian Olympic Sailor, and currently manages the Victorian Institute of Sport Sailing Program. Smith took up sailing when she was only two years old, after her Dad, and his family, introduced her to the sport. She started in the sabre and...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Mar 3, 2021 | All
Take the humble burrito that is now more popular as a burrito bowl, the sushi hand roll that is now a sushi bowl. Even the traditional smoothie no longer requires a straw when served as a smoothie bowl with a spoon. Whether its a poke bowl, noodle bowl or salad bowl,...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Feb 23, 2021 | All
Tonight Aerial Skiing Champion Laura Peel was recognised at the 2020 Victorian Institute of Sport Awards for her commitment to pursuing success in sport and life. Peel won the Open Universities Australia Performance Lifestyle award in a strong field of athletes, with...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Feb 18, 2021 | All
Lifting Grand Slam trophies never gets old for Dylan Alcott. The 30-year-old has done it 20 times now twice this week in Melbourne. A seventh straight Australian Open quad wheelchair singles title the day after hed claimed a fourth Australian Open doubles...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Feb 16, 2021 | All
Alcott into seventh Australian Open final Dylan Alcott will aim to keep an unbeaten Australian Open record alive when he faces Sam Schroder in a seventh straight singles decider in Melbourne. The world No.1 today defeated Dutch teenager Niels Vink in a semifinal...
