It was an eventful Commonwealth Games for the 18 South Australian track cyclists who ventured to Birmingham in the green and gold.

The South Australian Sport Institute’s (SASI’s) swimming superstars were unstoppable in Birmingham, serving up stellar performances and making significant contributions to Australia’s medal tally.

SASI triathlete Sophie Linn has come away with a medal at the 2022 Commonwealth Games, anchoring her team to a bronze in the Mixed Team Relay.

Matthew Glaetzer has triumphed over adversity to win two gold medals at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games.

SASI athlete Jess Stenson (nee Trengove) put in a herculean effort to bring home gold for Australia in the Women’s Marathon in Birmingham.

Day 1 of the Birmingham Commonwealth Games went off with a bang at the Lee Valley VeloPark with the Australians claiming gold in the Women’s 4000m Team Pursuit and a Games record!

Fifty-five South Australian athletes will don the green and gold in Birmingham when competition commences at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.

Let the Games begin… the 2022 Commonwealth Games get underway on Friday 29 July and our South Australian Sports Institute athletes are ready to be BOLD IN GOLD!

As a member of the National Institute Network, the South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) welcomes today’s launch of the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) Restorative Program.

The Hockeyroos have won bronze at the FIH Women’s World Cup 2022 in Spain.