Birmingham 2022
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Captain Kate: Vixens’ leader will always bleed navy blue
The Melbourne Vixens’ skipper continues to be one of Australian netballers most influential and respected figures. Entering her thirteenth season and ninth as captain,…
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VIS cyclists recognised at Australia Day Honours
Cyclists Grace Brown and Kelland O’Brien have been honoured at the 2025 Australia Day Awards for their maiden gold medals at the Paris Olympic…
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Coughlan’s gold leads Australian Judo medal rush
The medal haul for the Australia Judokas continues on Day 5 with Aoife Coughlan winning gold in the womens 70kg division.
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Youngest Aussie athlete wins diving gold
The master and the apprentice have won a stunning gold medal in the womens 10m Synchronised Platform event.
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Parker and Harris punch their tickets onto Birmingham Boxing team
VIS scholarship holders Kristy Harris (Women’s 50kg) and Caitlin Parker (Women’s 75kg) have both officially been selected to represent Australia at their second Commonwealth…
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Montag shines bright at the VIS Award of Excellence
Jemima Montag has etched her name into Victorian Institute of Sport history, becoming the first race walker to win the prestigious Award of Excellence.
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Judo gold for Easton, Bronze for Katz brothers
Australia’s Tinka Easton has completed her perfect Commonwealth Games debut, claiming womens judo gold, while siblings Josh and Nathan Katz earned bronze medals.
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Striving for Paris with Kate McDonald
Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) Artistic Gymnast, Kate McDonald, is hoping to secure a ticket to the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris with a…
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Weightlifter Kean fifth in Games debut
Brenna Kean went for Commonwealth Games glory but was forced to settle for a creditable fifth to continue an encouraging start to her fledgling…
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Be like Col Pearse
Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) scholarship holder, Col Pearse, has never let his disability get in the way of dreaming big. He hopes that…