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Keeping the dream alive
Attention A-League, Duro Dragicevic has not given up. The 22-year-old goalkeeper had to cut short a fully-paid sport scholarship at Arizona Western College in... Read more
Tara jumps at Olympic chance
Tara Khan has travelled the world competing with her horse Lanardo – now she plans to get the jump on her competition at the Brisbane 2032 Olympics. Read more
Mooney to spearhead Bond University swimming after Tokyo glory
Chris Mooney, one of Australia’s most successful coaches at the Tokyo Olympics, has been appointed Head Swimming Coach at Bond University. Read more
Bond a study of success at Olympics
Bond University’s Tokyo 2020 Olympics campaign has finished with two gold and two bronze medals. Bond’s eight athletes competed in 12 events spanning pool,... Read more
Van der Westhuyzen basks in golden glow of Tokyo triumph
He moved to Australia to train with his heroes and today Jean van der Westhuyzen became one himself by winning gold in the K2 1,000m kayak. The Bond... Read more
Belcher sails into Olympic history
Mat Belcher (Class of 2001) has cemented his place as Australia’s greatest Olympic-class helm sailor by claiming gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Belcher,... Read more
Another bronze for Alex
In a nail-biting 4x200 metre freestyle relay, Bond University MBA student Alexander Graham has claimed another bronze at the Tokyo Olympics. Read more
MBA student Alex Graham wins bronze in Tokyo
Bond University MBA student Alex Graham has claimed a bronze medal in the men’s 4x100 freestyle relay at the Tokyo Olympics. Read more
Bond's Olympic countdown: Elijah Winnington
Elijah Winnington is ready to take on the world. The 21-year-old has been a phenomenon in the pool since he was eight-years-old, claiming a staggering 30... Read more
Bond's Olympic countdown: Maddison Levi
Maddi Levi won a national championship with Bond University in May and just a few months later was picked to represent Australia at the Tokyo Olympics. Read more