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the academy

The South West Academy of Sport was formed to provide support for talented young athletes to help them reach State, national and international levels of competition.

An individual scholarship program and talent development pathways in Australian Rules, football (soccer), basketball and hockey give local athletes the best possible chance of making it to the top of their sport.

Access to top tier coaches, specialist training and services such as sports psychology and nutrition round out the program and present athletes with the skills to build a long and rewarding career in sport. Contact us for more information.

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Expressions of Interest - partner sports

After two years of successfully providing opportunities for emerging athletes to achieve excellence in sport, the South West Academy of Sport is considering taking on new partner sports.
 
We are inviting regional and State sporting associations to demonstrate their interest and potential capacity to enter into a partnership arrangement with the academy. Find out more
 
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View application form (PDF format)

 

 

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Sam Whiteman
24 August 2010

Sam Whiteman is in England playing cricket as part of his prize for winning this year's Adam Gilchrist Cricket Development Scholarship. ...read more

Ashlee Bailie
24 August 2010

Scholarship holder and triathlon favourite Ashlee Bailie will put herself to the test in the International Triathlon Union series later this year. ...read more

Countdown to annual awards night
24 August 2010

The Academy has unveiled the trophies to be presented to this year's top athletes ahead of its annual dinner and awards night in December. ...read more

Sponsors golf day
24 August 2010

South West Academy of Sport sponsors will enjoy an afternoon on the green next week when the academy's inaugural golf day tees off. ...read more

Sam Whiteman
24 August 2010

Sam Whiteman is in England playing cricket as part of his prize for winning this year's Adam Gilchrist Cricket Development Scholarship. ...read more

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