As 2018 draws to a close, we look back on a year that was headlined by an incredible number of NSW Institute of Sport athletes competing at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics and Paralympics as well as the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
Jakara Anthony achieved her best result at a World Cup, placing second in Thaiwoo, China for the Women’s Moguls. It’s the 20 year old’s first World Cup podium.
Australia’s summer of track cycling opened in style with the 2019 Para Cycling National Championships at the DISC Velodrome in Melbourne.
The Kookaburras have claimed the bronze medal at the 2018 FIH Men’s Hockey World Cup with an emphatic 8-1 victory over England in Sunday’s third place match in Bhubaneswar, India.
The NSW Institute of Sport Head Office will be closed from Monday, 24th December 2018 to Tuesday, 1st January 2019, reopening Wednesday, 2nd January 2019.
Water Polo Australia has announced the Aussie Sharks and Aussie Stingers squads ahead of the exhibition test matches against Japan at the 2019 Australian Youth Water Polo Championships in Brisbane.
NSW Institute of Sport athletes enjoyed success at the recent Sail Sydney regatta at Woollahra Sailing Club across a range of events.
Hockey Australia today announces the 27-member 2019 National Senior Women’s Squad as the team builds towards the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, featuring seven from the NSW Institute of Sport.
The Kookaburras have taken a major step towards an automatic spot in the 2018 World Cup quarter-finals after final quarter blitz sealed a 3-0 win over England in Bhubaneswar on Tuesday night.