Launch of the School Sport Australia Games

The inaugural event will bring more than 4000 participants and spectators to the Gold Coast from July 27 to August 3 to compete in six sports: Australian football, basketball, hockey, netball, softball and swimming.

Gold Coast: The inaugural event will take place from July 27 to August 3. It will attract more than 4000 participants and spectators. The Gold Coast will host five days of competition in Australian football, basketball, hockey, netball, softball and swimming.

The sporting programme is designed to expand opportunities for young people.

School Sport Australia, in partnership with the Queensland Government, announces the launch of the School Sport Australia Games. The inaugural event will bring more than 4000 participants and spectators to the Gold Coast from July 27 to August 3 to compete in six sports: Australian football, basketball, hockey, netball, softball and swimming.

The aim is to provide more opportunities for students to participate in competitive sport. This inaugural event will see teams from every state and territory compete over five days. The competitions are aimed at young people between the ages of 10 and 19.

Minister for Sport Michael Healy said: “Hosting the inaugural School Sport Australia Games in a multisport format here on the Gold Coast will be a fantastic experience for young athletes across the country. “The School Sport Australia Games will showcase some of the country’s most talented young athletes in an atmosphere of learning and friendship. It simulates an international event and provides cultural and social benefits. It’s also a lot of fun and some great memories,” he added.