Elite Club Funding

AU Sport “Pathway to Performance Program”

The Pathway to Performance initiative is AU Sport's first step towards establishing a more comprehensive system for supporting elite sport within our community. Funding form 1 is open to all clubs although, as per the requirements, Olympic pathway sports will be given preference. Funding form 2 is open to individual athletes across a number of sporting tiers.
 
For clubs and athletes, please read the criteria carefully and ensure your application fulfills all requirements and is as detailed as possible. Incomplete, or unclear, applications for this program will not be processed. 

Applications can be made during the period from the 1 st day of Semester 2 (ie 23 July) until 23 October, a period of three months. Grants will be approved progressively over this period, thus it is strongly recommended that you do not delay any application for funding.

Funding form 1 – for Clubs: Support for High Performance- focussed capital purchases or coaching

Grant structure:
3 x $2,000

If you are an athlete, please progress to form 2 by clicking "next" at the bottom of the first page.

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* 1. Name of your Adelaide University Sport Club

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* 2. Person Completing the form

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* 3. Contact details

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* 4. Amount being applied for

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* 5. Specify level of athlete(s) to which the funding is being applied (ie international/national/state/development)

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* 6. Intended use of funding – provide a detailed description of the activity to be funded (NB the activity must not be a pre-existing arrangement)

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* 7. How does this grant application align with the long term strategic plan for elite athlete development at the club?

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* 8. Provide any documentation as an attachment to support this alignment

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* 9. For the amount being sought, please attach a budget and/or quote for services

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* 10. For background, provide details of the club’s elite development program over the past five years

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