The winner of the Service to Sport is awarded the May Campbell Medal. This Award seeks to recognise the contribution made by an individual to

The Healthway Healthy Club Award aligns with Healthway’s commitment to improving the health of all West Australians. The Award recognises a sporting club who is

Four coaches will battle it out for the KPMG Coach of the Year award at the 2021 SportWest Awards. In her second season at the

The revolutioniseSPORT Community Club of the Year award acknowledges clubs who have assisted members or the local community to positively overcome individual, family or community

In 2014, fire destroyed Sport Lotteries House in Mount Claremont and with it went a centralised home for the many sports located there, along with

For the first time, the hard work and commitment of sports administrators will be recognised with a dedicated award at the SportWest Awards. The Department

Following the Premier’s announcement that WA will enter a Safe Transition Plan, including public health measures, from 5 February 2022, I’m sure many of you

SportWest has signed revolutioniseSPORT as a gold partner and naming rights partner for the revolutioniseSPORT Community Club of the Year award. revolutioniseSPORT is for sporting

The finalists for the 2021 SportWest Awards have been determined after more than 170 nominations were received. This week three selection panels sat down to

Due to the impending move to Sport HQ, a number of SSAs have furniture which is no longer required and as such, available for other

For Daniel Murphy, the opportunity to work in football was just too good to refuse. Murphy had played and been involved in community football all

Healthway has extended its partnership with the SportWest Awards supporting the Healthy Club Award category for a further two years. The Healthway Healthy Club Award

SportWest has welcomed WA Cricket General Manager – Executive Operations Emma Ramage to its Board. Ms Ramage and current Board Member Rob Clement were elected

Fran Jones joined SportWest in June as Administration Manager. She has a strong connection to sport having played a range of sports as a child

It has been a few months since I first got my feet under the desk at SportWest and I have to say to have the

Since fire destroyed Sport Lotteries House in Mount Claremont back in 2014, SportWest has been working towards the vision of recreating a centralised location for

Nominations for the 2021 SportWest Awards are now open. The SportWest Awards are Western Australia’s premier sports awards and enable the community to recognise excellence

SportWest has signed rebel as its platinum partner and naming rights partner for the rebel Junior Sports Star of the Year award. The rebel Junior

Rachael Lynch is passionate about hockey. She has appeared for the Hockeyroos in 233 matches, including two Olympic Games, three Commonwealth Games and three world

Over the past decade, Psychologist Jodii Maguire has worked with elite sport and community sport clubs to assist them with mental health and wellbeing. During

Following on from the development of the Mental Health and Wellbeing Community Framework, SportWest will develop an industry response to the areas identified to benefit

Volleyball WA has embraced partnerships and technology in an effort to ensure it is looking after the mental health and wellbeing of its members. Chief

The WA Country Football League has been leading the discussion around men’s mental health for a number of seasons. Each year, the WACFL runs two

There’s a young man in Kalamunda who wanted to go from living alone, almost cut off from society, to become part of the local community.

Nathan Charles said he owes a lot of his life experience, the values he lives by and the person he has become to rugby. “I

It would have been easy to think that off the back of a pandemic and an independent review after the release of the ‘Athlete A’

The Australian Sports Foundation has released its latest national survey on the impact COVID-19 has had on community sport and Clubs. A similar survey was

The recent expansion of SportWest’s staff has seen Matt Bamford shift his focus to engaging with Members and building partnerships. After joining SportWest in 2016

SportWest has partnered with ActiveXchange as its Preferred Community Sport Data Provider. The partnership will provide an opportunity for limited SportWest Members to engage with

We all know data is king! And we all know sport delivers numerous social benefits to our community. Playing sport can increase health, improve social

We are aware that in the coming months some National Sporting Organisations have National Championships and events scheduled. Whilst it is evident that many of

Madison de Rozario has joined fellow West Australian Ben Popham as a dual Paralympic gold medallist on the final day of Tokyo 2020. Competing in

A Healthway Healthy Sporting Club Grant provided the impetus for Harlies Hockey Club to make significant change to its operation and promote healthy living choices.

WA swimmer Ben Popham has become a dual Paralympic gold medallist after he anchored the Australian men’s 4x100m freestyle relay 34 Points on Monday night.

WA’s Madison de Rozario was the highlight for Western Australia over the weekend at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. Competing in the women’s 800m T53

West Australian Ben Popham has claimed WA’s first gold medal of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. Popham qualified fastest for the final of the men’s

Caitlin Spencer is passionate about women and girls playing sport. She devotes her work and volunteer time to providing women and girls the opportunities to

Twenty-four West Australians are chasing gold in Tokyo at the 2020 Paralympic Games. The opening ceremony for the games will be on Tuesday night and

ISC Sport have joined SportWest as its Preferred Apparel Partner for the next three years. As part of the agreement, SportWest members will receive exclusive

Sports have at times treated each other like competitors but a new era of collaboration and cooperation has dawned in WA sport. At least that

Western Australia has departed Tokyo with its biggest medal haul since Beijing after fifty-four West Australians competed at the games and 11 brought home a

Western Australia’s medal tally at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics continues to grow. Going into Friday’s schedule, WA has claimed three gold, a silver and seven

One way of thinking about mental health is as a continuum where mental wellbeing (positive mental health) is at one end of the continuum and

A new $2 million standalone Dryland Training Centre at HBF Stadium could propel Diving WA to have its own High-Performance Program, removing one of the

The Kookaburras will take on Belgium in the gold medal match of the men’s hockey after defeating Germany 3-1. The teams were all square at

WA sailing star Matt Wearn secured his gold medal before the medal race even started. Such was his dominance, Wearn secured gold on Friday afternoon

Western Australia’s next hope of another gold medal currently rest with sailor Matt Wearn. Wearn currently sits first after eight races in the one-man laser

Annabelle McIntyre has claimed Western Australia’s first gold medal of Tokyo 2020. McIntyre was part of the women’s four with Lucy Stephan, Rosemary Popa and

It is an exciting time for SportWest as we expand and restructure our team. Our new Communications and Events Manager Steve Glover and Administration Manager

Fifty three West Australians are representing Australia at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. SportWest wishes all our athletes all the best. Archery: Taylor Worth and Alice

Jai Hindley has taken home The West Australian RAC WA Sports Star Award for 2020, with an astonishing second place in the famed Italian Grand Tour, the

It’s Mental Health Week (10-17 October) in Western Australia, and the theme is Strengthening Our Community – Live, Learn, Work, Play as we aim to increase mental wellbeing

Minister for Sport and Recreation Mick Murray joined SportWest Members and partner organisations for the release of the Strategic Priorities for WA Sport – a

The Novel Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) is increasingly having an impact on the global community and is a rapidly evolving issue. The Australian Institute of Sport