In a bid to ensure more netballers get the most from their sport, NSWIS Performance Partner Mizuno has launched the #MakeTheSwap campaign to highlight the issues around choosing the correct shoes for netball.
The world number one Kookaburras will compete in the inaugural FIH Pro League from January to June next year, followed by the Oceania Cup which is the qualification event for the Tokyo Olympics.
A new fleet of Toyota vehicles are now in use by the NSW Institute of Sport, thanks to Chatswood & Ryde Toyota.
This year’s highest achieving athletes, coaches and support staff have been honoured at the 2018 NSW Institute of Sport (NSWIS) Awards held at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Wheelchair track & road athlete Kurt Fearnley has been named the NSW Australian of the Year for 2019.
The 2019 list of Prohibited Substances becomes active on 1st January 2019.
Both Matt Wilson and Brad Woodward claimed podium finishes on the first stop of the final cluster of the 2018 FINA World Cup Series in Beijing.
A whirlwind tour of Odisha in India for the NSW Institute of Sport Hockey Men’s squad has come to an end following a win in their second game of a two match series.
Dual 2018 World Champion Jessica Fox has taken home one of the top gongs at the Paddle Australia Annual Awards held in Sydney on Saturday (3 November 2018). The NSW Institute of Sport Canoe Slalom athlete won both the “Paddler of the Year – Olympic” award and the prestigious “President’s Award“, whilst her mother and coach Myriam Fox received the Coach of the Year Award.
The NSW Arrows have won the last-ever Australian Hockey League (AHL) women’s title after a pulsating gold medal match at the Gold Coast Hockey Centre on Sunday night.