The South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) is pleased to announce Hugh Purvis has joined the team as the new Head Hockey Coach.

Australian Rifle athlete, Tori Rossiter, has seen more of the world over the past five years than many people experience in a lifetime. Now the world is taking notice of Rossiter.

The Australian Government together with the Marshall Government of South Australia is cementing Adelaide’s position as an international cycling capital, awarding the multi-million dollar contract for the wind tunnel build adjacent to the Adelaide Super-Drome.

With interstate travel and competitive racing back on the cards in 2021 following a COVID induced hiatus, our SASI cyclists were in Ballarat from 3 – 7 February for the 2021 Federation University Road National Championships.

South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) BMX cyclist Anthony Dean has kicked off the year with a big win!

The South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) has confirmed their women’s squad that will take to the start line of the 2021 Santos Festival of Cycling.

A message from the Director

The South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) wishes to congratulate its Head Hockey Coach Tim White on his new role as Assistant Coach for the Belgium women’s national field hockey team.

New data released today reveals that more than one third of South Aussies (34.2 per cent) are getting sunburnt at least once over summer.

When it comes to Australian Paralympic target rifle athlete, Libby Kosmala, her legend status is not only accurate, but also highly deserved when you consider her outstanding record, her sporting longevity, her contribution to target Shooting and to the Paralympic movement, plus her role in the advancement of people with a disability.

Three South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) athletes are among an outstanding group who will receive scholarships as part of this year’s Sport Australia Hall of Fame (SAHOF) Scholarship & Mentoring Program.

While COVID-19 has forced the cancellation and/or postponement of most cycling events across Australia since March, that won’t stop a national race from going ahead this October long weekend.

Nineteen South Australian netballers have been given the opportunity to further progress their netball careers after being named in the 2020 Netball Australia Centre of Excellence Squads.

Applications for the 2021 Round of SASI Individual Athlete Program (IAP) scholarships are now open for elite athletes.

Dane Sampson was born to shoot rifle. If fact, he was on the range before he was born as his mother Robyn, herself an Australian representative, was pregnant with Dane in 1986 when she would compete on the line at the Commercial club in Brisbane.

The South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) wishes to congratulate Gabi Nance on an outstanding hockey career, following today’s announcement she’ll be retiring from playing the sport at an international level.

Alex Hoberg is a young man reaching for the stars. At 18 years of age, he has already achieved much, and is in a hurry to accomplish more – both on and off the range.

Katarina Kowplos wasn’t supposed to be going to the Tokyo Olympic Games...

By his own admission, Jack Rossiter is now older and wiser – even at just 22 years of age.

FOUR South Australian-based shooting athletes, including two 18-year-old debutants, have had their Olympic Games’ dreams realised by being selected in the Australian team to compete at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021.