To celebrate International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT), held on 17 May, Vicsport takes a look at Pony Club Gym, an inclusive fitness studio in Preston.
For more than 50 years of service to sports medicine, nutrition and volunteering in a career that has spanned half a dozen sports and two Olympic campaigns, this year’s recipient of the Outstanding Contribution to Victorian Sport Award is Dr Peter Brukner OAM.
This partnership will help drive fundraising activities undertaken by Victoria’s sporting clubs and organisations, so that they can continue to provide opportunities for sport to play a role in the lives of all Victorians.
Finalists across 18 categories have been announced for the 2023 Victorian Sport Awards, an event that recognises and celebrates the achievements of our home-grown sporting heroes at both a grassroots and high-performance level.
Presented by the State Government of Victoria and Vicsport, this year’s VSAs will be held on Wednesday 12 June, 2024 in the Victory Room at Marvel Stadium, Docklands.
Vicsport has strengthened the Victorian sport industry’s knowledge and confidence in empowering LGBTIQ+ children and young people by linking ideas to the Victorian Child Safe Standards in an event that celebrated Wear It Purple Day.
With the support of VicHealth, Vicsport initiated a Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) through 2022-23 to not only engage with Victorian young people but learn from their unique insights on the sport and recreation space.
Winners across 19 categories have been announced at the 2022 Victorian Sport Awards, presented by the State Government of Victoria and Vicsport at Marvel Stadium on 7 June.
The most prestigious honour bestowed at the Victorian Sport Awards, the Outstanding Contribution to Victorian Sport Award is presented to an individual or organisation in recognition of outstanding achievement in, or contribution to, sport in Victoria.
Following a record number of nominations from the Victorian sporting community, finalists have been announced for the 2022 Victorian Sport Awards (VSAs), an event that recognises and celebrates the achievements of our home-grown sporting heroes at both a grassroots and high-performance level.
The Victorian sporting community, in particular grassroots clubs, have a new free and interactive way to understand and comply with the 11 Victorian Child Safe Standards with the launch of Vicsport’s Child Safe Online Education Program.
Vicsport is excited to announce a new partnership with Sports Marketing Australia (SMA), helping Sporting Organisations and Local Government Authorities (LGAs) to take the guesswork out of finding the right destination and support for events.
The Victorian Sport Awards, to be held on 7 June 2023 at Marvel Stadium, is the night of nights for the Victorian sporting community; recognising and celebrating participants, teams, coaches, administrators, volunteers, media and the initiatives that keep us active across all levels of sport in Victoria.
Following a big year for Vicsport’s Connect & Support Participation Network (CSPN), plans are underway to provide even more opportunities to engage with industry peers in 2023.
The success of Lacrosse Victoria’s inaugural Pride Cup last month has ensured the event will become an annual fixture with the sport pledging to further embrace the rainbow community.