South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) boxer Callum Peters has won his Pacific Games final, earning qualification for Paris 2024.

It’s been a year to remember for SASI rowers, proving they have what it takes to be the world’s best in the lead up to Paris 2024.

Jaxon Bowshire has made a quick impact within the diving community, emerging as one to watch.

It’s been a year to remember for Tayte Ryan, who burst onto the international stage with performances that have grabbed the world’s attention.

SASI duo Katie Sharkey and Lucy Sharman have achieved the hockey pinnacle for their age group, being selected in the 18-player Jillaroos team selected to represent Australia at the upcoming Junior Women’s World Cup in Chile commencing on 29 November.

The South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) has partnered with premium cycling apparel brand Giordana to offer its cycling athletes cutting edge performance uniforms.

The South Australian Sports Institute’s (SASI’s) newest recruit has impressed at the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships, claiming two gold medals, a silver, a bronze and a world record.

SASI’s talented swimmers made an almighty contribution to Australia’s best ever performance at the 2023 World Aquatics Championships when they competed in Fukuoka, Japan.

To give Canoe Sprint athletes the best chance to succeed going forward, SASI set up an international five-week training camp in Singapore.

Many of the world’s top shooters gathered in Budapest, Hungary, for the Masped Cup, with SASI athletes Dane Sampson and Jack Rossiter representing Australia in excellent fashion.