2021 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 outcomesThe 2021 program has given:
37 scholarships worth almost $109k
Delivered to:
22 females and 15 males
Delivered across:
19 sports and 21 tertiary institutes
Testimonials
Katerina PaulCross-Country Skiing. La Trobe University. Bachelor of Business (Sport Management).
Liam TwomeyTriathlon. Deakin University. Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science.
Zoe CuthbertCycling. Australian National University. Bachelor of Design.
Kristy HarrisBoxing. Deakin University. Bachelor of Psychological Science.
Cameron GirdlestoneRowing. University of Western Sydney. Graduate Diploma in Property Investment.
Hayden BeltzHockey. Curtin University. Bachelor of Science.
Abigail PaduchJudo. Australian Catholic University. Bachelor High Performance Sport.
Aimee FisherAthletics. Central Queensland University. Bachelor of Medical Sonography. Graduate Diploma of Medical Sonography.
Amelia QuinlanSailing. The University of New South Wales. Bachelor of Actuarial Studies.
Catriona BissetAthletics. The University of Melbourne. Master of Architecture.
Jessica BorgTaekwondo. Griffith University. Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Law Honours.
Kristina BatesHockey. Deakin University. Bachelor of Laws.
Luke BateTriathlon. The University of South Australia. Bachelor of Health Science (Nutrition and Exercise). 
Mackenzie MielczarekAthletics. Deakin University. Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science.
Remashree MuniandySquash. Flinders University. Bachelor of Paramedic Science.
Stacey HymerTaekwondo. RMIT. Bachelor of Food Technology and Nutrition.
Caitlin BettenayVolleyball. The University of Queensland. Masters of Physiotherapy Studies.
Kaarle McCullochCycling. Charles Sturt University. Bachelor of Education Health and Physical Education.
Matt GrahamMogul skier. The University of Newcastle. Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Business.
Olivia O'RourkeDiving. University of Technology Sydney. Bachelor of Construction Project Management.
Seve De CampoCross-Country skiing. Australian National University. Bachelor Engineering (Hons)/Commerce.
Tess LloydSailing. Monash University. Bachelor of Arts.
Jayshaan RandhawaHockey. RMIT. Master of Biotechnology.
Jack LunnAthletics. Monash University. Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Science.
Jana MilutinovicVolleyball. Australian National University. Bachelor of Psychology (Honours).
Alyssa WestWater Polo. Flinders University. Bachelor of Health Sciences/Master of Physiotherapy.
Alec PatersonRowing. The University of South Australia. Bachelor of Construction Management.
Kira WardGymnastics. Australian College of Physical Education. Bachelor of Education (Physical & Health Education).
Nathan KatzJudo. Charles Sturt University. Bachelor of Sports Media.
Joseph WilsonRowing. University of Tasmania. Bachelor of Science (Hons).
Will ThompsonAthletics. Australian Catholic University. Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science.
Victoria RossiterShooting. Flinders University. Bachelor of Speech Pathology.
Alexander RossiRowing. Notre Dame. Bachelor of Biomedical Science.
Caitlin WebberCanoe sprint. Flinders University. Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/ Bachelor of Health Science.
Tahlia BlanshardSwimming. Australian College of Physical Education. Health Science.
Further informationIf you have any questions regarding the Athlete Education Scholarship program, please email AthleteEducationScholarship@ausport.gov.au.