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.
Celebrating the outstanding achievements of athletes, teams, coaches, volunteers and leaders in Australian high performance sport.
The 2024 ASPAs celebrated a record-breaking year for Australian sport. It highlighted our incredible success at the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games, as well as acknowledged the team behind our athletes – our coaches, our volunteers, our officials, and our leaders - all of whom work tirelessly to ensure our athletes have a platform for sustainable success.
All ASPAs nominees were judged not only on their success in the sporting arena but also on how they bring Australian sport’s united commitment of “we win well to inspire Australians” to life.
The 2024 AIS Sport Performance Awards were presented at a gala event in Melbourne on Wednesday 4 December.
For outstanding achievements by an Individual or Team event (Team). Para and Able.
For outstanding achievements by a female athlete in sport and beyond sporting performances.
For outstanding achievements by a male athlete in sport and beyond sporting performances.
For outstanding achievements by a female para-athlete in sport and beyond sporting performances.*
*Nominee will also be considered for Female Athlete of the Year.
For outstanding achievements by a male para-athlete in sport and beyond sporting performances.*
*Nominee will also be considered for Male Athlete of the Year.
For an outstanding sporting achievement by an emerging athlete, or in special circumstances as part of a team.*
*Unable to be nominated if nominated in previous years.
For outstanding achievements by an athlete(s) or team directly coached by the nominee.
For outstanding performance(s) by a team at major international sporting event(s).
For outstanding performance(s) by a by a Sport Program.
For outstanding achievement, commitment and contribution by an individual or organisation to Australian high performance sport.
For outstanding effort in community engagement by an athlete.
For outstanding contribution to a sporting organisation, club, team, or program over the past year for the good of their organisation, sport, and community, and without financial gain.
The following organisations are eligible to nominate one outstanding volunteer for consideration:
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The Win Well award recognises the organisation or high performance program that embodies the vision of Australia’s High Performance 2032+ Sport Strategy: we win well to inspire Australians.
Win Well balances ambitious performance goals and rewarding high performance with the acknowledgement that wellbeing is the foundation for sustainable success.
By prioritising and focusing on the physical, mental, emotional, and cultural wellbeing of our athletes, coaches, staff, and sport as a whole, we will unlock our full potential and WIN WELL.
Win Well will allow athletes, sports and organisations to define their measure of success.
Email: aspas@ausport.gov.au