Wests Future Stars
Standing at centre-court of a stadium, such as Netball Central, Qudos Bank Arena, or even Campbelltown Sports Stadium is a dream that many junior athletes have. Yet, to be holding a metre-long stick that you throw in the air, doing back flips, cartwheels or summersaults whilst trying to sight the stick in the lights, and catch it cleanly... | | Read More |
Image: SWSAS Wests Future Stars Diver Rhys McEvoy firmly has his eyes set on the Olympic Games which he hopes will be in Brisbane in 2032.
The South West Sydney Academy of Sport has welcomed the recent news that the International Olympic Committee will start a targeted dialogue with the 2032 Brisbane Bid Olympic Committee, and the A... | | Read More |
2020/2021 has been a tough time for athletes of any age to maintain focus, remain mentally tough and holistically commit to their dream goals.
Due to many state sporting development pathways going into a forced recess and the opportunity to demonstrate their skills, determination and fitness being curtailed. But this is also a time w... | | Read More |
South West Sydney Academy of Sports 'Wests Future Star' Athletes relished the chance to compete at the NSW All Schools Championships in Homebush throughout December 2020.
With a slender calendar of events in 2020, Athletes are making the most of being back on the track and out in the field. The Academies Wests Future Stars A... | | Read More |
Competing in the U17's category at the Athletics NSW Junior Championship, Camden jumping athlete Nakeisha Brimble, has continued her fine form bagging 2 medals! Brimble was dominant in her marque event, the triple jump, claiming yet another NSW Gold. 5.41 metres in the long jump was a pleasing result securing the Bronze. Adding... | | Read More |
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