Lawn Bowls
Support through the individual athlete scholarship program is offered annually to athletes from sports which do not have a Tier 1 program.
AIS athlete categorisation identifies athletes who are eligible for individual scholarships.
From 2017, the following criteria apply:
Foundation Sports – Podium/Podium Ready/Podium Potential, Other Sports – Podium only.
Successful VIS athletes with an Individual Scholarship come from sports such as badminton, boxing, skateboarding, snowboarding, table tennis, and many more.
Krizanic bowls into history
Monday, 23 July 2018
VIS scholarship holder Carla Krizanic and her Australian Women’s Lawn Bowls Fours team broke a 4398-day Commonwealth Games gold medal drought for the nation when they defeated South Africa in the final at Broadbeach Bowls Club on the Gold Coast.
Three VIS bowlers named Jackaroos
Monday, 09 July 2018
Bowls Australia last week announced a 34 team of Bowls players, which is separated into a 20-strong-top-tieird contingent and 14-player second-tier feeder squad. Three VIS scholarship holders were among those selected.
Lawn Bowls Review: Commonwealth Games
Monday, 16 April 2018
VIS’ Carla Krizanic and her Jackaroo bowls team created some history on the Gold Coast winning Australia’s first Commonwealth Games gold medal in more than 12 years.
Krizanic bowls into history
Monday, 09 April 2018
VIS scholarship holder Carla Krizanic and her Australian women's lawn bowls fours team have broken a 4398 day Games gold medal drought for the nation.
Lester and Krizanic named Bowlers of the Year
Saturday, 28 October 2017
Two VIS athletes have been honoured in the Bowls Australia 2017 Hall of Fame and Awards Night last Thursday night, for their outstanding results over the last twelve months.
Krizanic earns Trans Tasman Gold
Sunday, 04 June 2017
The Australian Bowls team made a clean sweep in Broadbeach last week to take out the Trans-Tasman titles in every category of the test.
Krizanic crowned World Champion
Sunday, 11 December 2016
VIS athlete Carla Krizanic and team mates, Natasha Scott and Rebecca Van Asch, commenced the penultimate day of the event in scintillating form, earning their second World Title at the World Bowls Championships.
