Anthony Gorringe OAM, President of the Deaf Lawn Bowls Australia, was awarded a Distinguished Long Service Award by Sport NSW last week on Wednesday night. He was one of over 20 recipients of this award, honoured for giving exceptional service to their sport over a period of decades. “I was shocked to know that
Three deaf and hard of hearing men played representative level in the Vawdon Cup and they played in the grand finals last weekend. Aydan Marsters from Manly Warringah Touch, who played for the Youth’s division came second while Paina Pirika and Gordon Townsend from Penrith Touch became winners of the Men’s Division 4 Grand
Over 70 deaf and hard of hearing youth from all over Brisbane and Darling Downs region, gathered at Hibiscus Sports Complex in Upper Mt Gravatt to play futsal two weeks ago on Thursday. One school in Toowong had the largest number of players – 28 players, which means three teams were developed. Julie Lyons,
Imelda Middleton, a young woman with severe hearing loss, from Red Hill, QLD, won Silver in the 100 metres event at the Queensland All Schools Championships last month. She also broke another record in that very same event – it was the Under 20’s Australian Deaf Record. The 19-year-old also managed to make it
Over 70 deaf and hard of hearing youth will come from ten different schools from all over Brisbane and Darling Downs region, to play futsal together tomorrow. Deaf Sports & Recreation Queensland have been organising for this event for the past few months, with Deaf Futsal Queensland supporting the running of this event. Julie
MEDIA RELEASE Sport Inclusion Australia, Deaf Sports Australia and Blind Sports Australia CONTINUING TO WORK AS ONE/EXTENDING THE COLLABORATION The peak bodies for athletes with an intellectual impairment, or who are deaf and hard of hearing or who are blind or vision impaired have reaffirmed their commitment to continue working collaboratively for the benefit
News 16 April 2020 SWS Lawyers is pleased to announce its corporate partnership with the 2022 Australian Deaf Games to be staged in the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie area (Games). The 2022 Australian Deaf Games will be held from 16th – 22nd April 2022 and will welcome over 1000 deaf and hard-of hearing athletes from across the country
MEDIA RELEASE 16th April 2020 Today marks the Two Years To Go milestone for the 2022 Australian Deaf Games to be staged in the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie area. From the 16th – 22nd April 2022, the region will welcome over 1,000 atheletes from across the country to compete in 16 medal and
Statement update 4 April 2020 Since our recent Statement on the impact of COVID-19 to sport event and programs, Deaf Sports Australia wishes to update the public with more information concerning their deaf sporting affiliates and athletes. Updates: The planned National 8-ball championship to be held over Easter is cancelled. Will now be held
