We’re giving junior athletes talent development opportunities in the region they call home – and its working. SWAS athletes can be seen excelling on state, national and international stages. Both when they’re in the academy and long after they’ve graduated. And that’s because our programs are designed to ensure aspiring sports men and women are set up for long and rewarding careers in sport. It’s about creating champions on and off the field, for today and tomorrow.
It’s what every West Australian rider pursues in the National Junior Road Series – the state leader’s jersey. And teen cycling sensation Joshua Commons …
During his time in Melbourne, Jeremy Barraclough coached about 40 young talents who went on to become AFL players. Household names like Josh Kennedy, …
The good news keeps on coming for Bunbury teenager cricket talent Jayden Goodwin – son of former Zimbabwean cricketer Murray Goodwin − as he …
Chevy Morris flashed cross the finish line in third place when he competed in the two kilometre division of the SWAS Telstra Fun Run …
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