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The Burras, a youthful men’s select side representing Australia defeated Great Britain in the Sultan of Johor Cup final on Sunday night.

Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre made for an excellent stage for the New South Wales Final of the Powerade Powerscore activation on Sunday.

Featuring an alumni of a number of NSWIS athletes past and present, as well as NSW Minister for Sport Stuart Ayres, the Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE) is an important Education Provider for the NSW Institute of Sport, assisting us in furthering athletes’ dual career.

Jack Hargreaves, Spencer Turrin and Joshua Hicks, all of the NSW Institute of Sport, combined with Alexander Hill to be crowned World Champions this week.

Drag flicking is one of the key skills required in hockey. Through analysis and testing, athletes in the NSW Institute of Sport Hockey Program are able to track their progress and improve throughout the year.

A stage win for Ashlee Ankudinoff in the Battle Recharge at this year’s Subaru National Road Series was the highlight for Team NSWIS, the cyclists performing well on the national stage throughout the race.

Four female athletes from the NSW Institute of Sport have received individual nominations for awards in the annual Women’s Health Women In Sport Awards.

A silver to Tom Burton at the Laser World Championships in Split, Croatia, this week is another feather in the Olympian’s cap after the sailer won gold in Rio last year.

Bobsled athlete Lachlan Reidy sets off with training partner and fellow NSWIS Scholarship Holder Hayden Smith to Canada this month.

Finding innovative ways to achieve performance advantages for athletes is one of the strengths of the NSW Institute of Sport, and the recent use of neurotracker technology is a perfect example.