Maddison Elliott has won the Sport NSW Athlete of the Year with a Disability award in the last two years (2015 and 2016), which remarkably follows her wins in the Young Athlete of the Year with a Disability category in 2012, 2013 and 2014.
Since announcing himself on the international cricket stage with a century on his Test debut in October 2004 in India, Michael Clarke became one of the most successful cricket players of the modern era.
David has the distinction of being the only athlete in the history of the NSW Sports Awards to be a five-time winner of the NSW Athlete of the Year award (able-bodied or with a disability) with his successes coming in 1995, 1998, 2000, 2003 and 2005.
Matthew was crowned NSW Athlete of the Year with a Disability in 2014, on the back of his outstanding achievements at the Brazil Championships and the Para Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in California.
Sport NSW held it’s Industry Forum and AGM on Tuesday night with an excellent crowd on hand at ACPE to hear from Australian Sports Commission Chief Executive Officer Kate Palmer.
2006 NSW Athlete of the Year Brad Kahlefeldt won four World Cups, was a gold medallist at the Melbourne Commonwealth Games and finished the year with the title of Australian and Oceania Champion as well as ITU World Number one ranking.
Join us as we celebrate the past winners of the NSW Sports Awards spanning over 20 years of sporting excellence and achievement – as we countdown to the inaugural NSW Champions of Sport. First up, Dani Stevens 2009 NSW Athlete of the Year.
In the latest edition of Lightbulb Moments, Sport NSW Director Susan Horwitz sat down with the man who oversees the multi-billion NSW sporting industry and learnt some more about the Minister’s views on leadership, diversity and the rise of women’s sport.
Hear Kate Palmer, CEO, Australian Sports Commission give a special presentation on the key issues facing the Sport Sector in Australia at the Industry Forum on 24 October 2017.
Sport NSW has supported online training company etrainu in their partnership with the Governance Institute of Australia and the release of the online Sports Governance Program - Working in Sports Essentials (WISE).