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05/09/2026

The Marie Little Shield competition is heating up on Day 2! 🔥🔥🔥

A very well-deserved recognition! 👏🏀Congratulations to Ryan Holloway, named Disability Sport & Recreation’s 2026 Coach o...
04/09/2026

A very well-deserved recognition! 👏🏀

Congratulations to Ryan Holloway, named Disability Sport & Recreation’s 2026 Coach or Fitness Leader of the Year.

The Ivor Burge Championships take place every year, providing a national basketball pathway for athletes with an intellectual impairment. Passionate coaches like Ryan are an important part of that pathway, creating environments where athletes are supported to develop, compete and reach their potential.

Congratulations Ryan, and thank you for everything you bring to the Ivor Burge community.


Basketball Australia Basketball Victoria

This weekend from 4-6 September 2026, the Marie Little Shield will bring netballers with an intellectual disability from...
02/09/2026

This weekend from 4-6 September 2026, the Marie Little Shield will bring netballers with an intellectual disability from across Australia together in Melbourne to compete in the national championships. 🏐🔥

It’s a fitting time to go back to where our own story began, with a woman named Marie Little and a netball court.

Forty years ago, Marie Little saw people with an intellectual disability being left behind without the same opportunities to participate in sport — and decided to change it.

What followed helped establish AUSRAPID — now known as Sport Inclusion Australia — and a movement for greater inclusion in Australian sport.

👉 Learn more about Marie Little and the founding of Sport Inclusion Australia:
https://shorturl.at/DS4F6


Netball Australia Virtus Sport Australian Sporting Alliance for People with Disability

This weekend from 4-6 September 2026, the Marie Little Shield will bring netballers with an intellectual disability from...
02/09/2026

This weekend from 4-6 September 2026, the Marie Little Shield will bring netballers with an intellectual disability from across Australia together in Melbourne to compete in the national championships. 🏐🔥

It’s a fitting time to go back to where our own story began, with a woman named Marie Little and a netball court.

Forty years ago, Marie Little saw people with an intellectual disability being left behind without the same opportunities to participate in sport — and decided to change it.

What followed helped establish AUSRAPID — now known as Sport Inclusion Australia — and a movement for greater inclusion in Australian sport.

👉 Learn more about Marie Little and the founding of Sport Inclusion Australia: https://shorturl.at/DS4F6


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