Welcome Northern Inland Rangers FC: A New Community Football Club for North-West
The Northern Inland Academy of Sport (NIAS) is pleased to announce the transition of its football club, NIAS FC, into the new community-owned Northern Inland Rangers Football Club (NIRFC), set to launch on 1 October 2024.
Are You Our Next Operations Coordinator? Join NIAS and Drive Excellence in Sport
The Northern Inland Academy of Sport (NIAS) is calling for applications for an Operations Coordinator. This role offers an exceptional opportunity for a dedicated and organised individual to join our team and contribute to the development of young athletes across the region.
Celebrating Excellence at the NIAS Academy Awards
The Northern Inland Academy of Sport (NIAS) is thrilled to announce the resounding success of its Annual Academy Awards, held on Saturday, 10 August, at Wests League Club in Tamworth. This prestigious event brought together the region’s most promising athletes, dedicated coaches, generous sponsors, and committed partners to celebrate the remarkable achievements of the
2023/2024 season.
NIAS and HealthWISE: Paving the path to Olympic success for local youth
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Active Champions Fund, a new partnership between NIAS and HealthWISE, an organisation that shares our commitment to fostering a healthier community and investing in the region’s sporting talent.
Congratulations Myles Manning!
We are thrilled to announce that Myles Manning from Tamworth, has been selected for the prestigious Tennis NSW / RAS Country Stars Tennis Program, one of only 32 selected from across NSW.
Wrap up from UAA/NIAS Indigenous Talent Identification Day
Enjoy a wrap up video from the incredible day at the Armidale Secondary College. What an inspiration our NIAS alum, Dean Widders continues to be.
Successful UAA/NIAS Indigenous Talent Identification Day
The Northern Inland Academy of Sport (NIAS) proudly reports a highly successful UAA/NIAS Indigenous Talent Identification Day, held on Wednesday, 26th June at Armidale Secondary College. This annual event, dedicated to nurturing Indigenous athletic talent, drew enthusiastic participation from over 60 young athletes across the Northern Inland region, commenced with a Welcome to Country by Anaiwan elder, Uncle Steve Widders in a culturally significant space, the yarning circle at the College.
Dean Widders Returns to Armidale for
UAA/NIAS Indigenous Talent Identification Day
Dean Widders Returns to Armidale for UAA/NIAS Indigenous Talent Identification Day The Northern Inland Academy of Sport (NIAS) is proud to welcome NRL legend and former NIAS athlete, Dean Widders, […]
Empowering Young Indigenous Athletes at
UAA/NIAS Indigenous Talent ID Day
Empowering Young Indigenous Athletes at UAA/NIAS Indigenous Talent ID Day Young indigenous athletes across the Northern Inland Region are honing their skills ahead of the annual UAA / NIAS Indigenous […]
PURSU32+ Talent Program Arrives in Tamworth:
Cultivating Regional Sporting Excellence
PURSU32+ Olympic Pathway Program Arrives in Tamworth: Cultivating Regional Sporting Excellence The Northern Inland Academy of Sport (NIAS) is proud to welcome the PURSU32+ Olympic & Paralympic Pathway Talent Program […]