KidSport Champions

Celebrating 10 years of supporting kids to get involved in community sport.

Montage of Aaliyah Ugle

Aaliyah Ugle

KidSport

Aaliyah Ugle was a very athletic child, so it’s no wonder she’s now excelling in sport. With KidSport support, the Wheatbelt teen played for local basketball and netball teams. This year Aaliyah made her debut in the WA Football League.
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The Marshall family

KidSport

Sporting clubs connect people to their communities — especially in the regions.
Montage of Binar Sports

Binar Sports

KidSport

Binar Sports is more than a sporting club. The non-profit organisation supports primarily Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth to get involved in sport. But it also provides important services that go beyond sport.
Montage of Sunday Aryang

Sunday Aryang

KidSport

When Sunday Aryang couldn’t play basketball at her Midvale primary school, she thought she’d give netball a go.
Montage of Ben Hollow

Ben Hollow

KidSport

Ben Hollow has a lot on his plate. The Mandurah teen is a keen sportsman and has tried a long list of different sports. He doesn’t discriminate either — team or individual sports — Ben loves them all.
Montage of Kayla and Keara Nel

Kayla and Keara Nel

KidSport

Like most identical twins, Kayla and Keara Nel have a lot in common. They’ve both represented Australia in gymnastics competitions around the world, are now coaches and have made close friends along the way.
Montage of Tegan Reder

Tegan Reder

KidSport

Tegan Reder is a relative newcomer to swimming. She started only four years ago after participating in a variety of other sports — gymnastics, dancing, tee ball, horse riding and horse vaulting.
Montage of Lain Lane

Kalin Lane

KidSport

Kalin Lane has always been an avid sports fan. Growing up in Walpole, KidSport supported Kalin to play basketball and football for his local teams.
Page reviewed 21 July 2022
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