OVERVIEW
The WestVic Academy of Sports Cycling Program supports regional cyclists to enhance their abilities, assist them in achieving their goals in the sport of cycling by providing a training and skills sessions, and most importantly give them the opportunity to ride.
Our program runs from March to October and is coordinated by Academy staff and WestVic coach Cam McFarlane. The program consists of regular sessions which includes group rides around Ballarat and surrounds, as well as skills & technical based sessions. Please note applications for our 2024 Program have now closed. If you would like to inquire about our 2024 cycling program, please email us. |
SPORT PROGRAMS OVERVIEWThe WestVic Academy of Sport (WVAS) delivers support to Western Victoria's elite and developing elite athletes through dedicated sport programs in which WVAS supports the training environment with support from the sport's State Sporting Organisation (SSO).
Athletes from sports outside the current sport programs are eligible for support through WVAS, by becoming an Individual Scholarship Holder (ISH). |
SPORTS PROGRAMSOn the basis of a sport's rating against specific criteria, WVAS will operate and manage a Sport Program as agreed in a formal partnership with the sport's State Sporting Organisation (SSO).
The program constitutes a core element of the SSO and NSO elite athlete pathway. WVAS may employ a Program coach, or coaches, to lead and direct the Program. WVAS Program coaches work closely with state coaches to ensure that the emphasis and direction of the WVAS program is consistent with the state and/or national direction. The selection of an athlete in a WVAS program is based on specified criteria that are focussed on supporting elite and potential elite athletes. The number of athletes at the WVAS at any one time will typically range between 130 - 150 athletes. |
WVAS SPORTS |
VIDEO
An interview with Cameron McFarlane (Head Coach) & Shannon Craggill (Athlete) of the WestVic Academy of Sport Cycling Program