WRAS scholarships for talented western region athletes
Applications for the WRAS 2010 Lone Star program are now open. Lone Star scholarships are for athletes in any sport recognised by NSW Sport and Recreation who are achieving at least at a NSW representative level and who aspire to reach the highest possible level in their given sport. Lone Star scholarships are formulated for each athlete on an individual basis and include strength and conditioning programs, physical testing and monitoring, sports science support, media skills training, time management, personal development, speed and agility training, coaching, access to NSW Institute of...
Read MoreState sporting success
Lone Star athlete Natalie Sharp last weekend competed in the Little Athletics Association of NSW 2008 State Track and Field Championships. Natalie placed 5th in the 3000m, 3rd in the 800m and won the 1500m race with a time of 4.53 minutes. Natalie has been training hard with coach Paul Unsworth (WRAS consultant) over the last few months as well as seeing Strength and Conditioning Intern Nathan Carroll to get her time under the 5 minute mark. Congratulations Natalie! In other exciting news, basketball athletes Will Aisake and Olivia Patterson attended the state trials on the Easter long...
Read MoreWRAS heads to Wallerawang – 1 February 2008
Over 160 Western Region Academy of Sport athletes and squad staff from across the region will converge on Wallerawang this weekend for a live-in training camp. The basketball, high performance, hockey, lawn bowls, netball, softball, tennis and triathlon squads and WRAS lone stars will participate in a variety of development and education sessions. The Combined WRAS Camp has become an annual event rotating each year between Wallerawang and Dubbo. The basketball and netball squads will make use of the excellent facilities at the Wallerawang Indoor Sports Stadium, the softball squad will...
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