2022 Program recipients and outcomes
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) mission is to lead and enable a united high performance (HP) system that supports Australian athletes/teams to achieve podium success.
Inaugural program outcomes
The 2022 program has given: 41 scholarships worth $105k
Delivered to: 27 females and 14 males
Delivered across: 19 sports and 19 tertiary institutes
Testimonials
Angus Armstrong
Athletics. The University of Western Australia. Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Neuroscience).
Aoife Coughlan
Judo. Victoria University. ABHE-exercise science (clinical practice).
Belle Brockhoff
Snowboard Cross. Deakin University. Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Law.
Benjamin Manning
Canoe sprint. Griffith University. Bachelor of Psychology (Honours).
Alex Viney
Diving. Deakin University. Master of Business (Sports Management).
Bradley Wood
Swimming. University of Western Sydney. Bachelor of Physiotherapy.
Caelin Winchombe
Sailing. The University of Western Australia. Diploma in Science.
Chloe Fisher
Sailing. The University of Melbourne. Bachelor of Science.
Claire Colwill
Hockey. The University of Queensland. Clinical Exercise Physiology (Honours).
Daniel Munk
Water Polo. University of Technology Sydney. Bachelor of Construction Project Management.
Elizabeth Browne
Diving. The University of Melbourne. Bachelor of Science.
Elle Armit
Waterpolo. Queensland University of Technology. Graduate Certificate in Education.
Flynn Ogilvie
Hockey. The University of South Australia. Medical Sonography.
Georgia Sinclair
Canoe sprint. Griffith University. Diploma of Health Science.
Grace Moloney
Bowls. The University of Adelaide. Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences.
Jamieson Leeson
Boccia. The University of New South Wales. Bachelor of Economics.
Hattie Shand
Hockey. The University of Adelaide. Bachelor of Science (Animal Science).
Henry Hutchison
Rugby. The University of New South Wales. Bachelor of Art.
Jasmine Locke
Canoe sprint. University of Wollongong. Bachelor of Pre-Medicine, Science and Health.
Jay MacDonald
Hockey. University of Canberra. Bachelor of Physiotherapy.
Jessica Ewart-McTigue
Triathlon. Griffith University. Bachelor of Environmental Science.
Jocelyn Bartram
Hockey. Notre Dame. Doctor of Medicine.
Joseph White
Squash. Deakin University. Bachelor of Exercise Science and Business (sports management).
Josh Katz
Judo. La Trobe University. Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science.
Keesja Gofers
Water Polo. Charles Sturt University. Masters of Teaching (Secondary).
Nathan Hart
Cycling. The University of South Australia. Bachelor of Outdoor and Environmental Leadership.
Matilda Moore
Water Polo. Queensland University of Technology. Bachelor of Vision Science.
Matthew Ramsden
Athletics. Deakin University. Bachelor of Law.
Peter Bruce
Water Polo. The University of Western Australia. Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Commerce.
Renee Taylor
Hockey. Curtin University. Bachelor of Laws. Bachelor of Commerce.
Ria Thompson
Rowing. The University of Queensland. Doctor of Medicine.
Saffron Tambyrajah
Taekwondo. The University of Melbourne. Bachelor of Science.
Sarah Hoffman
Sailing. The University of Newcastle. Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws (Honours).
Stephanie Kershaw
Hockey. Curtin University. Bachelor of Primary Education.
Susan Seipel
Para-canoe. Griffith University. Psychology (Hon).
Tahli Gill
Curling. Queensland University of Technology. Bachelor Degree of Education (Primary).
Tara Sosinski
Triathlon. Griffith University. Bachelor of Biomedical Science.
Tayla Williams
Netball. The University of South Australia. Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science, Bachelor of Nutrition and Food Science (Double Degree).
Thomas Birtwhistle
Rowing. University of Technology Sydney. Masters of Teaching (Secondary).
Yale Steinepreis
Canoe sprint. Griffith University. Juris Doctor.Further information
If you have any questions regarding the Athlete Education Scholarship program, please email AthleteEducationScholarship@ausport.gov.au.
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