Hills Hornets State Cup Touch Football Results
Results and highlights from the Hills Hornets State Cup Touch Football competition.
Updates, results, and educational articles from Sport Inclusion NSW & ACT — plus the latest from Sport Inclusion Australia.
Results and highlights from the Hills Hornets State Cup Touch Football competition.
Students from across the Central Coast came together for a spectacular day of inclusive futsal at Niagara Park Stadium.
In 2026, Sport Inclusion Australia marks 40 years of advancing inclusion for people with an intellectual impairment – those with intellectual disability and/or autism – in Australian sport and internationally. Through our work, more than 8,000 athletes — alongside thousands of families, coaches and carers — have experienced greater access, opportunity and belonging through sport. That impact […]
At the 2026 Australian Classifier Awards hosted by Paralympics Australia, Robyn Smith OAM was recognised for her significant contribution to Classification. The Services to Classification Awards are being awarded for the first time in 2026 to highlight the important role that classification plays in enabling participation in sport and the progression of athletes towards representing […]
Sport Inclusion NSW & ACT announces expanded programs reaching new regions across New South Wales and the ACT.
Sport Inclusion NSW & ACT congratulates Robyn Smith OAM on her election as President of Virtus, the global governing body for athletes with intellectual disability.
The Board of Sport Inclusion Australia (SIA) has confirmed the appointment of Chantel Lewis as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective 8 January 2026. In announcing Lewis’s appointment Sport Inclusion Australia President Helen Croxford highlighted the significant milestone for the organisation. “With over 20 years experience in inclusion, sport and human rights, Chantel is well […]
From community programs to national representation — a guide to sport pathways for people with intellectual disability in NSW and the ACT.
After 35 years as the Sport Inclusion Australia Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Robyn Smith OAM will step down from the role on January 7 2026. Recognised as the longest serving CEO of a National Sporting Organisation, Smith has decided that it is time to hand over the reigns to the next generation. “I will continue […]
An overview of the pathways available for people with disability to participate and compete in sport across NSW and the ACT.
How NSW schools are creating more inclusive sport opportunities for students with disability.
AFL clubs across NSW and ACT are embracing inclusive practices to support autistic athletes.