In partnership with Athletics Australia (AA) and Athletics Victoria (AV), the program supports Victorian-based athletes to become world’s best and to compete on the international stage at major events including the Olympics, Paralympics and Commonwealth Games, IAAF and IPC World Championships.
The Athletics Victoria State Performance Coordinator works closely with the coaches and athletes to provide access to training facilities and support services with an aim to provide a world class daily training environment for the athletes in their pursuit of international success.
Wellbeing Tip | Stay Safe, Stay Healthy, Stay Connected
May 6th, 2020Victorian Institute of Sport athletes from eight different sports will help increase awareness around suicide prevention as part of the Australian Institute of Sport and Lifeline Australia’s impactful community engagement program, Lifeline Community Custodians. The athletes will encourage anyone who needs support to reach out and ask for help.
VIS tele-health servicing for Sports Medicine and Physiotherapy
April 1st, 2020The Victorian Institute of Sport remains committed to servicing our athletes and have started to implement remote service delivery and support.
VIS SPORT: UPDATES ON THE EVENTS CANCELLED/POSTPONED
March 16th, 2020The sporting calendar has been heavily impacted by the global coronavirus outbreak.
Basil appointed Athletics Performance Advisor
September 3rd, 2019We are delighted to announce the appointment of Adam Basil to the role of VIS Athletics Performance Advisor.
2020 Visions | Jaryd Clifford, Paralympian & Storyteller
August 19th, 2019The Paralympic and Olympic Games tell a myriad of stories. From ancient Olympia to a hospital in Stoke Mandeville, and now to the cities of the modern era, their romanticised battles have written themselves into the folklore of human history.
Hall clocks Diamond League best
August 19th, 2019Victorian Institute of Sport distance runner, Linden Hall is back to her best with her highest ever Diamond League race finish at the Birmingham Diamond League overnight.
I'm 42, not 92
August 9th, 2019"People seem to think you shouldn't be able to run after you're 40. I think I'm proving them wrong. I'm proud of that.”
VIS athletes bring home 7 of 10 Uni Games medals!
July 15th, 2019VIS athletes have wowed with performances at the World University Games in Napoli Italy, with Victorian Institute of Sport athletes bringing home 7 of Australia’s 10 Track and Field medals!
Oceania Championships Wrap
July 2nd, 2019The Oceania Athletics Championships in Townsville have wrapped up and VIS athletes have made their mark, bringing home some fantastic results.
VIS Athletes on Euro Stage
June 17th, 2019Victorian Institute of Sport athletes Kathryn Mitchell, Jo Deng, Peter Bol and Jordy Williams have brought home some recent success on the European stage.
2018 IAAF U20 World Championships, Tampere, Finland
Jaryd Clifford - 14th Men’s 1500m
2018 Diamond League Event Results
Ryan Gregson - 2nd Men’s 1500m (London, England), 6th Men’s 1500m (Rabat, Morocco)
Brooke Stratton - 3rd Women’s Long Jump (London, England), 6th Women’s Long Jump (Lausanne, Switzerland), 5th Women’s Long Jump (Brussels, Belgium)
Joseph Deng - 6th Men’s 800m (Monaco)
Linden Hall - 13th Women’s 1500m (Lausanne, Switzerland)
Jordan Williamsz - 11th Men’s 1500m (London, England)
2018 IAAF Continental Cup, Ostrava, Czech Republic
Brooke Stratton - 2nd Women’s Long Jump
Ryan Gregson - 5th Men’s 1500m
Damian Birkinhead - 8th Men’s Shot Put
2019 Australian Race Walking Championships, Adelaide, Australia
Jemima Montag - 3rd Women’s 20km Race Walk
2019 Australian Athletics Championships, Sydney, Australia
Celeste Mucci - 1st Women’s Heptathlon, 1st Women’s 100m Hurdles
Jessee Wyatt - 1st Men’s Shot Put (secured)
Peter Bol - 1st Men’s 800m
Damien Birkinhead - 1st Men’s Sot Put
Claire Keefer - 1st Women’s Shot Put (Ambulant)
Luke Mathews - 1st Men’s 1500m
Jemima Montag - 2nd Women’s 10km Race Walk
Sam Rizzo - 2nd Men’s 800m Wheelchair
Kathryn Mitchell - 2nd Women’s Javelin
Chris Mitrevski - 2nd Men’s Long Jump
Brooke Stratton - 2nd Women’s Long Jump
Georgia Griffith - 2nd Women’s 800m
Nicholas Hum - 3rd Men’s Long Jump (Ambulant)
Morgan Mitchell - 3rd Women’s 800m
2019 London Marathon
Sinead Diver - 7th
Jack Rayner - 14th
2019 IAAF World Relay Championships
Catriona Bisset - 2nd 2x2x400m Mixed Relay
2019 IAAF Diamond League Events
Kathryn Mitchell - 1st Women’s Javelin (Oslo, Norway)
Peter Bol - 6th Men’s 800m (Stockholm Sweden)
Georgia Griffith - 11th Women’s 1500m (Shanghai, China)
Joseph Deng - 9th Men’s 800m (Stockholm, Sweden), 8th Men’s 800m (Oslo, Norway)
Brooke Stratton - 3rd Women’s Long Jump (Doha, Qatar)
2019 Oceania Area Championships, Townsville, Australia
Jemima Montag - 1st Women’s 10km Race Walk
Rhydian Clowley - 1st Men’s 10km Race Walk
Brooke Stratton - 2nd Women’s Long Jump
Georgia Griffith - 1st Women’s 1500m
Henry Smith - 1st Men’s Long Jump
Chris Mitrevski - 3rd Men’s Long Jump
Joel Baden - 3rd Men’s High Jump
Catriona Bisset - 1st Women’s 800m
Morgan Mitchell - 1st Women’s 4x400m Relay, 3rd Women’s 800m
Sinead Diver - 1st Women’s 10km
Damien Birkinhead - 2nd Men’s Shot Put
Celeste Mucci - 2nd Women’s 100m Hurdles
Todd Hodgetts - 2nd Men’s Para Shot Put
Claire Keefer - 2nd Women’s Para Shot Put
Jack Rayner - 2nd Men’s 10km
Australian Records
Joe Deng - 1:44.21 Men’s 800m (July 2018)
Linden Hall - 4:21.40 Women’s Mile (July 2018)
Ben King Athletics Victoria State Performance Coordinator
Kylie Andrew Sports Dietitian
Kevin Craigie Physiotherapist
Andrea Farrow Performance Lifestyle Advisor (from March 2019)
Dr Greg Hickey Sports Medicine Physician
Cory Innes Physical Preparation Coach
Alison Low Physiotherapist
Karen Mickle Sport Science - Biomechanist
Victoria Moore Physiotherapist
Nick Owen Sport Science - Physiologist
Jessica Rothwell Sports Dietitian
Mark Spargo Sport Psychologist
Dr Patrick Sunderland Sports Medicine Registrar
Lakeside Stadium
VIS Gymnasium
Athletics Australia
Athletics Victoria
