Josh Hanlon
Para Athlete 2021 – 2023

2022 2022 Beijing Paralympics in Para-alpine skiing

2021 World Para Snow Sports Championships in Lillehammer (16th Giant Slalom Sitting)

2019/2020 overseas trip with the Australian Winter Para-alpine development squad

Sophie Fawns
Netball 2018, 2019

2021-2022 U19 Australian squad, QBE Swifts Academy member, trainee with Swifts senior side, played Swifts pre-season game, NSW Swifts training partner

NSW U19 State team

2021 Premier League season with Panthers

2020 Premier League season with South Coast Blaze

2019 U17 Australian Squad

Ashley van Rijswijk (Swimming)
Para Athlete 2016, 2020

Internationally Classified to compete on world stage

Currently ranked 6th in the world for 100m breaststroke for her Classification

5 Australian Records for her class 17yr 50m breaststroke 18yr 50m & 100m breaststroke and Open 50m & 100m breaststroke

Achieved the qualifying time in 100m breaststroke for the Australian Dolphins Swim Team

Silver in the 100m breaststroke at the Global Games in Brisbane

NSW Multiclass Open State Champion for 100m breaststroke and holds multiple NSW records for breaststroke.

Visiting athlete at the AIS – National Training Centre Canberra

Alicia Quirk (Rugby 7’S)
Basketball 2005/2006

2016 Olympic Gold Medallist at Rio

2017-2018 HSBC Sevens World Series

2013 Debut for Australia

2011 Australian Touch team to win the Touch World Cup

Sally Shipard
Soccer 1999-2003

Australian Women’s Football team (Matildas) at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games

Captain of the Young Matildas team at 16

2004 FIFA U19 Women’s World Championships (Thailand)

AFC Asian Women’s Cup 2006 (Adelaide)

2006 FIFA U20 Women’s World Championship (Russia – captain)

2007 FIFA Women’s World Cup (China)

2004 – 2011 Australian team

2010 Asian Cup campaign which saw the Matildas go on to win the tournament and qualify for the FIFA World Cup in Germany.

Joshua Kennedy
Soccer 1997

2006 – 2009 Australian Socceroos

2009 Signed with Nagoya Grampus

2008 FIFA World Cup Qualifier

2008 Signed with Karlsruher SC

2006 Signed to FC Nuremberg for 3 years

2004/2005 Promoted to Dynamo Dresden

2003/2004 Joined FC Köln

2002/2003 Transferred to Stuttgarter Kickers

2001 Young Socceroos at U20 Youth World Cup

2000 Played with VfL Wolfsburg (Youngest player to ever appear for VfL)

1999 Aus U17 World Champs Runners-Up

Brad Kahlefeldt (Triathlon)
Cycling 1996/1997

2012 London Olympics

2011 ITU World Champs Hamburg – 1st

2011 Mooloolaba ITU Triathlon World Cup – 1st

2010 Mooloolaba ITU Triathlon World Cup – 1st

2009 ITU World Champs Hamburg, Hy-Vee and Tongyeong – 2nd

2009 ITU Triathlon Elite Cup Hy-Vee – 2nd

2008 Beijing Olympics

2006 Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist

2006 ITU World Ranking – 1st

Jacinta Van Lint
Swimming 1996/1997

2000 Olympic Silver Medal Sydney (4x200m freestyle),

2000 – 2002 National Swim Team

1999 World Short Course Championships, Hong Kong

1998 won the 200m freestyle at the Australian Short Course Championships

1997 Pan Pacific Champions, Japan

National Title holder

AIS Scholarship holder

Member of the Tip Top Elite Junior swimming squad

Clementine Stoney
Swimming 1996/1997

2000 Olympic Games

World record holder in the women’s 200m backstroke

2000 FINA Short Course World Champs Silver Medalist (200m backstroke), Athens

2002 Commonwealth Games

Dual National title holder

2000 Goodwill Games – Gold Medallist

1998 World Cup medallist in Rio De Janeiro

World Cup Short Course in Brazil – 2 silver medals

Ashley Humbert
Cycling 1997/2002

2009 Drapac Porsche Cycling Team (Australia)

2008 Drapac Porsche Development Program

2007 1st Coppa Romano Ballerini – Trofeo Moscolari (ITA)

2006 1st Parma – La Spezia (ITA), 1st Stage 8 Baby Giro, Marostica (ITA), 1st Trofeo Broglia Marzé Quintino, Soprana Baltigati (ITA)

2005 1st Milano – Tortona (ITA)

2004 1st Stage 3 GP Tell, Safenwil (SUI),  AIS / FDJ Cycle squad (France)

2001 Australian Junior team for World Championships in France

National Title holder, Aus Track Cycling Titles

Jocelyn Bartram
Hockey 2008-2010

2018 Commonwealth Games Silver Medal

2017 Oceania Cup

2018 FIH World Cup – 4th

Hockeyroos Goalkeeper – 51 caps

Debut in test against China, winning 3-1

Ethan McKinnon
(Water Skiing)
IAP 2016, 2018

2018 USA Junior Masters, offered to top 5 skiers in the world. Currently 4th.

2018 Australian Rankings – 4th in trick (Opens), 8th for jumps (Opens)

2017 Australian U17 boy trick jump and overall champion, 2nd in slalom

World No. 8 overall for U17 boys

2017 Aussie Kiwi Challenge, U17 boy champion trick, jump and overall

Asia Oceania Waterski titles, 1st trick, 3rd jump, 2nd overall

2017 Junior Worlds Waterski Titles

Krystal Jessup (Fencing)
IAP 2016 & 2018

2019 Coupe du Monde – A – St-Maur (Open), Zagreb (Junior), Katowice (Open), Udine (Junior)

2018 Commonwealth Junior Fencing Champs – Newcastle on Tyme – 28

2018 Commonwealth Cadet Fencing Champs – Newcastle on Tyme – Bronze

2018 Championnats du monde juniors-cadets – CHM – Verona (Cadet)

2018 Asian Junior & Cadet Championships – Dubai (Cadet)

2018 Coupe du Monde – A – Zagreb (Junior)

2018 European Cadet Circuit – Rome, Poznan

2018 Coupe du Monde – A – Udine (Junior)

Callan Ashcroft
(Water Skiing)
IAP 2020

Currently ranked 14th in the world overall for U17 Boys

2020 Australian World Squad Member

Looking forward to the opportunity to compete in the Junior World Waterski Championships in Orlando, Florida USA in August 2020

2019 International Moomba Masters Competitor

2019 Aussie Vs Kiwi Overall Champion

2019 Australian U17 Boys 2nd Overall

2019 NSW U17 Boys 2nd Overall

2018 NSW U17 Boys Overall Champion

Held the NSW U10 Boys Slalom record

Competed for NSW at the National Waterski Championships 8 times

Richard Moffatt
Cycling 1999-2002

2004 AIS / FDJ Cycle squad (France)

2004 U23 Australian Open Road Race Champion

2003 Australian Institute of Sport / FDJ (Brad Magee) Cycle team (France)

2002 Australian rep at World Championships, Belgium

2001 Australian rep at World Championships, Portugal

National Title holder, U/19 Time Trial Series

National Title holder, U/19 Road Series 2002 NSWIS

National Title holder, Under 19 Road Race Series

Second in National Under 19 Time Trial Series

Carly Salmon (Athletics)
Para Athlete 2016 & 2018

2018 Commonwealth Games, T35 100m

2017 World Para Athletics World Championships (London)

2015 World Para Athletics World Championships (Doha, Qatar)

2013 World Para Athletics World Championships (France), Bronze T35 200m

Joany Badenhorst
(Snow Boarding)
Para Athlete 2013

2018 Co-Captain and Flag Bearer at the Australian Paralympic Team at PyeongChang

Joany injured her knee during a training run and was ruled out of the Games

2016-2017 IPC World Cup Crystal Globe Winner, women’s snowboard cross SB-LL2

2014 Sochi 2014 Paralympic Winter Games, crashed on final training run and broke her patella, dislocated her knee and collapsed her hip.

2015 World Championships in La Molina, Spain, Flag Bearer, competed with a broken wrist.

Missed selection for the London 2012 Paralympic Games in Para-athletics due to injury, Joany was approached by Paralympics Australia to transfer to Para-snowboard.

Australia’s first female representative in Para-snowboard

Jackie Murphy
Netball  1998-2001

2006 Sydney Swifts Netball Team in Commonwealth Bank Trophy

2003 /2004 AIS Under 23 Netball Program/ AIS DARTERS (National Netball League)

2002 State Under 19 Team, NSWIS All Australian, Sydney Swifts (National Netball League)

2001 All Australian, NSW State Team, NSWIS

2000 NSW Under 17 Train on squad

Jada Wyman (Soccer)
IAP 2013

2018 Senior national team playing friendlies against France and England

2017 AFC U-19 Women’s Championship in Nanjing, China, Young Matildas

2015 AFC U-19 Women’s Championship, Australia U-20 defeated Uzbekistan

2015 signed to play for Western Sydney Wanderers in the 2015–16 W-League

2018, 2016, 2015 National Premier Leagues NSW Goalkeeper of the Year

2017/18 Westfield W-League – Western Sydney Wanderers FC: Player of the Year

2018/19, 2017/18 Westfield W-League – Western Sydney Wanderers FC: Members’ Player of the Year

2013 Australian team AFC U-16 Women’s Championship, aged thirteen

Inaugural recipient of the rebel Role Model Award

Nic Henderson (Rugby)
Rugby League 1997/1998

2004-2006 Wallabies Team

2004 Wallabies v Scotland in 3 test series

2004 joint Super 12 Rookie of the Year award

2011 – 2013 Melbourne Rebels

2010 Western Force

2004 – 2009 Brumbies

2002 Australian U21 team

2000 NRL Competition, Melbourne Storm

Robbie Abel
Rugby 2004/2005

2018 Played with Auckland in Mitre 10 Cup competition winning the Premiership

2018 Māori All Blacks team to tour USA and South America.

2016 Super Rugby debut for the Brumbies against the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein

2014-2015 Western Force

2014 Perth Spirit in the inaugural National Rugby Championship scoring 5 tries in 9 appearances

2012-2013 Northland Rugby Union and the NZ ITM Cup.

2012-2013 Brumbies from Brumbies Runners

2007-2010 Brumbies Academy

2009 Northland rugby, New Zealand

Simon Carruthers (Squash)
Multisport 1998/1999

NZ Trans Tasman Test Series – Australia vs New Zealand. Australia won series 3-0

Italy World Junior Men’s Squash Championships. Round 5 Final 16 players from 170 players from 35 countries

Italy World Junior Men’s Teams Squash Championships. Australia – 10th

Scotland Millennium Commonwealth Youth Games.

2005 New Zealand Open, Auckland – winner

Men’s world ranking of 65

2000 Malaysian All Stars U/19 Championships in Kuala Lumpur – 4th.

2000 Australian Junior Men’s World Championship team

2000 No. 1 matrix ranked player in Sydney Premier Grade Men’s Competition.

Corey Gerrard
Golf 2004

2009 – PGA Tour of Australasia tour since

PGA Golf Professional

PGA Tour of Australasia competitor

Queensland PGA Norman Von Nida Rookie of the Year

Joey Swaysland
Tennis 2005/2006, 2007

2013 -2015 University of Oregon

2011/2012 University of Texas

2011 Doubles champion at the 17th Sarawak Chief Minister’s Cup in Malaysia

2010 & 2011 Australian Open Junior Championships and reaching round 32

2010 Australian Open debut, going down to ninth seed Filip Horansky in round 2

2010 AIS Pro Tour Program

2009 Junior Davis Cup winner in Mexico with Jason Kubler and Luke Saville

2009 Quarterfinals Optus 18s Australian Championships

2009 Semifinals of the Optus 16s Australian Championships

Won the under-14 World Cup competition

Piper Duck (Rugby)
Basketball 2014-2016 (Basketball)

2020 Super W debut

2019 Rugby 15s Wallaroos A team

2019 Fiji with Australia A Squad

2019 Aussie 7s Youth National Camp

2018 Undefeated NSW Blue Rugby 7s National Champions

2016 ACT Brumbies U17 women’s team at Australian National 7s Championships in Perth

2017 U18 NSW Metro Women’s Basketball Squad

2016 U16’s NSW Country Touring Team – Australian Country Basketball Junior Cup – Gold Medal

2016 NSW Basketball U18s Country Women’s State Squad

Amanda Wheeler
Softball 1994/1995, 1996/1997

2011 NSW Squad after 6 year hiatus

2004 National Championships

2001- 2002 Australian Senior Team member

2001 Trans-Tasman Challenge (MVP)

2000 – 2002 AIS Scholarship holder

1998 U19 Australian Softball team

1997 Junior Women’s World Superball Tournament in the U.S.A.

1997 World Series in Taiwan

1995 & 1996 NSW Under 16 Softball team

Lachlan Chisholm
Athletics, 1997/1998 – 1999/2000

2005 1500m Australian Champion

World Cross Country Championships, Ireland

World Cross Country Championships, Chile

1999 Australian Record Holder (Under 19) 1500 metres

1998 National Schools Under 19 Cross Country Champion

1998 current Australian 1500m track champion

Brooke Frauenfelder
Softball 1992/1993

1997 Australian Open Women’s team competing at the Harlem Tournament, Netherlands

1997 Played at Tri-Nation Series Tournament

1996 – 1997 National team

1995 Captained the Australian U/19 side to a Bronze medal at the 1995 World Junior Softball Championships, USA

1995 Captained the Australian U19’s on a tour of New Zealand

1995 Awarded Elinor McKenzie Shield Australian U19 Women’s Championship MVP

1995 Awarded a second NSW Academy Scholarship

1994 Australian U19 squad touring New Zealand

NSW Academy Scholarship from 1994 – 1999, 2001 (MVP)

Cameron Scott
Cycling 2011

2020 Tour Down Under 2020

2019 Pro Racing Sunshine Coast

2019 ZLM Tour, Netherlands

2019 Pruszkow Team Pursuit (Gold)

2018-2019 ACA–Ride Sunshine Coast

2018 U23 National Criterium Champion

2018 Tour of Quinghai Lake (1st Stage 5)

2018 New Zealand Cycling Classic (1st Stage 2)

2017 NSWIS

2016 UC Nantes Atlantique Junior

Harry Perryman (AFL)
Cricket 2013

2017 Played first game for Greater Western Sydney Giants

2016 GWS draft pick

During the 10 years the Academy had a Rugby League program, many athletes were successful in gaining selection into the NRL.  They include :

Adam Perry
1995/1996

1998 – 2007 NRL Competition, Canterbury

2004 NRL Grand Final Premiers

2005 World Club Challenge

Rugby League Australian Schoolboy

Mark Bryant
1997/1998

2012-2013 London Broncos (Super League)

2009-2011 Celtic Crusaders RL (Super League)

2008 Grand Final Premiers

2007 NRL Grand Finalist

2005-2008 Manly Sea Eagles

2000-2004 Canberra Raiders

Bryan Norrie
1999/2000

2010-2014 Melbourne Storm

2008-2009 Cronulla Sharks

2006/2007 Penrith Panthers

2004-2005 St George Illawarra Dragons

Nigel Plum
1999/2000

2010-2015 Penrith Panthers

2014 NRL Preliminary Grand Final

2011 Big League Magazine’s Hardest Hitter

2007-2009 Canberra Raiders

2005-2006 Sydney Roosters

Jamie Soward (Touch)
2000/2001

2013, 2016 London Broncos

2014-2016 Penrith Panthers

2014 Penrith inaugural Auckland Nines squad

2011 World Club Challenge

2011 State of Origin

2007-2013 St George Illawarra

2010 Premiers

2010 Dragon’s all-time top point scorer with 522 points

2010-2016 Indigenous All Stars

2009 Dally M 5/8 Of The Year

2009 Provan Summons Medal

2009 1st 200 point of the season

2009- 2011 NSW Country

2008 Rugby League World Cup

2005-2007 Sydney Roosters

Brendan Reeves
1992/1993

2003 Manly Sea Eagles

1996-1998 Illawarra Steelers

1996 – 2003 NRL competition, Manly

Rugby League Australian Schoolboy

Adrian Purtell
2001/2002

2017 London Broncos

2012-2016 Bradford Bulls

2010-2011 Penrith Panthers

2006-2009 Canberra Raiders

Wade Grintell
1998/1999

French rugby club Aurillac

2000-2006 Canberra Raiders