L–R: Gladesville Sporties Director, Tracey Mitchell, Ryde Sports Foundation Secretary, Kim Clayton, North Ryde RSL Community Club President, Barry Herbert, Gladesville RSL Club Director, Lindsay Cornwell, Ernie Speed, Chairman, Jim Hull, and Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club Director, Dennis Petkovich. Australian Masters Squash champion, Ernie Speed, was awarded the December 2016 TWT/Club 6 Ryde Sports Foundation…
Milne, a bronze medallist in the Men’s Compound-bow Singles for Seated (wheelchair) Athletes at 2016’s Paralympic Games in Rio, was the recipient of a Royal Rehab Return2Sport Achievement Award while young gun, Scott, 13, collected his $300 Sports Star of the Month Award for top displays at the School Sports Australia All Schools National Cricket…
Erik Horrie, former Royal Rehab Achievement Awardee, won the silver medal in the Men’s Single Sculls—ASM1x, at the 2016 Rio Paralympics. This is the second time Erik has won silver at the Paralympics, his first being at the London Paralympics.
Sadly Norman Alfred May passed away on 11 September 2016 aged 88. Norman had been living for a long period in a nursing home in Sydney. He was the voice of the Olympic Games for generations of Australians, yet his support for the Ryde Sports Foundation is testimony to his passion for encouraging and challenging…
Liles is a talented mid-field defender with Sydney Premier Hockey League champions, Ryde-Hunters Hill, and is on track to represent the Junior Kookaburras at the 2016 U/21 World Cup in India. At just 14 years of age, Noah Hain has hopped, stepped and jumped onto the long and triple jump scene over the past year—achieving…