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 outcomesThe 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 ArmstrongAthletics, The University of Western Australia, Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Neuroscience)
Aoife CoughlanJudo, Victoria University, ABHE-exercise science (clinical practice)
Belle BrockhoffSnowboard Cross, Deakin University, Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Law
Benjamin ManningCanoe sprint, Griffith University, Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)
Alex VineyDeakin University, Master of Business (Sports Management)
Bradley WoodSwimming, University of Western Sydney, Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Caelin WinchombeSailing, The University of Western Australia, Diploma in Science
Chloe FisherSailing, The University of Melbourne, Bachelor of Science
Claire ColwillHockey, The University of Queensland, Clinical Exercise Physiology (Honours)
Daniel MunkWater Polo, University of Technology Sydney, Bachelor of Construction Project Management
Elizabeth BrowneDiving, The University of Melbourne, Bachelor of Science
Elle ArmitWaterpolo, Queensland University of Technology, Graduate Certificate in Education
Flynn OgilvieHockey, The University of South Australia, Medical Sonography
Georgia SinclairCanoe sprint, Griffith University, Diploma of Health Science
Grace MoloneyBowls, The University of Adelaide, Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences
Jamieson LeesonBoccia, The University of New South Wales, Bachelor of Economics
Hattie ShandHockey, The University of Adelaide, Bachelor of Science (Animal Science)
Henry HutchisonRugby, The University of New South Wales, Bachelor of Art
Jasmine LockeCanoe sprint, University of Wollongong, Bachelor of Pre-Medicine, Science and Health
Jay MacDonaldHockey, University of Canberra, Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Jessica Ewart-McTigueTriathlon, Griffith University, Bachelor of Environmental Science
Jocelyn BartramHockey, Notre Dame, Doctor of Medicine
Joseph White Squash, Deakin University, Bachelor of Exercise Science and Business (sports management)
Josh KatzJudo, La Trobe University, Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science
Keesja GofersWater Polo, Charles Sturt University, Masters of Teaching (Secondary)
Nathan HartCycling, The University of South Australia, Bachelor of Outdoor and Environmental Leadership
Matilda MooreWater Polo, Queensland University of Technology, Bachelor of Vision Science
Matthew RamsdenAthletics, Deakin University, Bachelor of Law
Peter BruceWater Polo, The University of Western Australia, Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Commerce
Renee TaylorHockey, Curtin University, Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Commerce
Ria ThompsonRowing, The University of Queensland, Doctor of Medicine
Saffron TambyrajahTaekwondo, The University of Melbourne, Bachelor of Science
Sarah HoffmanSailing, The University of Newcastle, Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
Stephanie KershawHockey, Curtin University, Bachelor of Primary Education
Susan SeipelPara-canoe, Griffith University, Psychology (Hon)
Tahli GillCurling, Queensland University of Technology, Bachelor Degree of Education (Primary)
Tara SosinskiTriathlon, Griffith University, Bachelor of Biomedical Science
Tayla WilliamsNetball, The University of South Australia, Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science, Bachelor of Nutrition and Food Science (Double Degree)
Thomas BirtwhistleRowing, University of Technology Sydney, Masters of Teaching (Secondary)
Yale SteinepreisCanoe sprint, Griffith University, Juris Doctor
Further informationIf you have any questions regarding the Athlete Education Scholarship program, please email AthleteEducationScholarship@ausport.gov.au.