The Kagawa Marugame International Half Marathon has witnessed Isobel Batt-Doyle surpass one of Australia’s most treasured national records, with the rising road racer claiming third place in 1:07:17 to take down Australian legend Kerryn McCann’s mark from 2000.

Paralympic champion Emily Petricola will be aiming to recruit and develop the next generation of Paralympians in her new role as the South Australian Sports Institute’s (SASI’s) Para Unit Lead.

Following her 17 year career in the pool, Olympic champion Madi Wilson has announced her retirement from professional swimming.

Tokyo 2020 Olympian and two-time Commonwealth Games champion Chris McHugh has announced that he will be retiring from international volleyball but he will not be lost to the sport.

Following 40 years of success being based in Adelaide and working with the South Australian Sports Institute (SASI), AusCycling’s national sprint cycling program will relocate to Brisbane in 2025.

Jed Altschwager PLY, one of Australia’s most accomplished para-rowers, has officially announced his retirement from rowing, closing a remarkable chapter in Australian sporting history.

The annual South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) Awards were held at the Adelaide Convention Centre Friday night, honouring the State’s top athletes, coaches and high-performance staff.

The South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) is partnering with Paralympics Australia (PA) and the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Future Green and Gold Program to host a Paralympic Talent Search session next month!

David Haydon humbly describes his role as a “mechanic” for Australia’s para athletics stars, but the engineer by trade’s technical expertise extends far beyond quick fixes. Working in performance support, he is one of the brains behind fine-tuning equipment for the sport’s biggest names.