Contact Us
The Sports Group Level 1, 156 Military Road, Neutral Bay Sydney NSW 2089 Mark Jones Managing Director Direct: 02 8968 2858 Mobile: 0421 038 442 Fax: 02 8968 2899 Email: mark@thesportsgroup.com.au Robyn Watson Director, Client Services Direct: 02 8968 2848 Mobile: 0410 567 775 Fax: 02 8968 2899 Email: robyn@thesportsgroup.com.au Lee Abrahams Managing Director, Rugby Mobile: 0421 053 401 Fax: 02 8968 2899 Email: lee@thesportsgroup.com.au
About US
THE SPORTS GROUP “Passionate and Committed to the Business of Sport” The Sports Group is a leading sports management and marketing company with an undeniable passion for the business of sport. The Sports Group represents many of Australia’s greatest sporting champions and is committed and focussed on discovering and nurturing the future generations of Australian sport. In addition, The Sports Group has a respected and demonstrable record of creating mutually beneficial relationships between Athletes, brands and sporting organisations.
Geoff Huegill
Geoffrey Andrew Huegill (born 4 March 1979 in Gove, Northern Territory) to an Australian father and a Thai mother is a swimmer from Australia. He is a Multiple Olympic, World, Pan Pac & Commonwealth Games medallist, and a previous world record holder in the 50m Butterfly. In 2009, he was also featured in "Australia's Next top Model, Cycle 1" as a model the girls had to work with. Olympic & World Championships Accomplishments Huegill is a 2 time Olympian, he won a silver and bronze medals at the 2000 Summer Olympics. Huegill also competed in ...
Steve Hooker
As the first Australian man to ever hold both the Olympic and World titles concurrently, pole vaulter Steve Hooker can rightfully be considered his country’s greatest ever field athlete. One of the stars of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Hooker became the first Australian field athlete to win Olympic gold in 60 years, the first Australian male track or field gold medallist since 1968 and the first Australian athletics Olympic champion since Cathy Freeman in 2000. Hooker’s win in Beijing was also the first for an Australian in that event. In dramatic circumstances, Hooker twice cleared clutch jumps on his third attempt ...
Latest News
27th August 2010: The Sports Group's Nate Johnstone Claims Silver at the World Junior Snowboarding Championships http://www.snowboardermag.com.au/news/latest-news/2369-nate-johnstone-2nd-at-world-junior-halfpipe 13th August 2010: Olympic Champion Steve Hooker to Lead the Aussie Charge at the IAAF Diamond League in London http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-sport/hooker-leads-aussies-at-athletics-meet-20100812-120re.html 11th August: Matt Hall Finishes the 2010 Red Bull Air Race World Championship on the Podium! http://matthallracing.com/archives/2028 11th August: The Rob Blog: Burton NZ Open Day 1 http://www.popmag.com.au/31852/the-rob-blog-burton-open-day-1/ 6th August 2010: The Nate Johnstone Blog http://www.popmag.com.au/31458/nate-johnstone-blog-nz-trip/ 5th August 2010: The Sports Group's Robbie Walker Features on Expn.com http://espn.go.com/action/snowboarding/blog/_/post/5412024 5th August 2010: The Nate Johnstone Blog http://www.popmag.com.au/31453/nate-johstone-blog-first-day-snowboarding/ 5th August 2010: The Sports Group's Salesi Ma'afu Named to Take on the All Blacks in Bledisloe Cup 2 http://www.rugby.com.au/news/wallabies_2010/qantas_wallabies_named_for_bledisloe_cup2,141195.html/section/21893 5th August ...
Matthew Mitcham
At the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Matthew Mitcham performed the single greatest dive in Olympic history to become the first Australian male to win an Olympic gold medal in diving since Dick Eve at the 1924 Summer Olympics. In what was a remarkable 10m platform final, Matthew entered the final round of dives in second place, 34 points behind Chinese diver Zhou Luxin. An extremely difficult assignment, Matthew needed to score 107.30 to claim gold. Matthew lined up for his final dive and performed it with precision, scoring four perfect ten’s from the judges to achieve a score of 112.10, the ...
Leisel Jones
At just 24 years of age, Leisel Jones is the world’s greatest ever female breaststroker. A dual gold medallist at the recent 2008 Beijing Olympics, Leisel is one of Australia’s most celebrated athletes and her story is one of personal growth, inspiration and success. Leisel has broken 14 world records, was the youngest member of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Swimming Team and the youngest ever Olympic medallist in Australia’s history when she won silver in the 100m Breaststroke (B) and 4x100m Medley Relay (MR). At 18 years, Leisel brought home Olympic gold, silver and bronze and set a new World Record ...
Viktorija Rajicic
Viktorija Rajicic compiled an exceptional resume of results throughout 2009, winning two singles titles and five doubles crowns at both junior and Australian Money Tournament level. She also made her first appearances at senior ITF level competing in Australia and New Zealand. Viktorija was encouraged to play sports by her parents Aneta and Bobby even trying karate before deciding to concentrate on tennis. Her favourite thing about her chosen sport is the challenge, the adrenalin rush she gets from competing and the movement around the court. In 2007, Viktorija represented Victoria in the Mary Hawton trophy, a 14 and under teams event ...
Nate Johnstone
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD OR VIEW THE PROFILE Snowboarder Nate Johnstone, 19, is part of generation next, a new breed of extreme sporting stars who are destined for big things. Given his position in the world rankings, it’s inevitable Johnstone will become one of Australia’s youngest winter Olympians when he earns selection to contest the men’s halfpipe in the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, Canada. Johnstone’s rise to prominence has been phenomenal with the Perisher local finishing the 2008/09 season ranked number two on the World Cup standings. He collected two silver medals and another top ten result from the six events ...
© 2010 The Sports Group. All Rights Reserved | Powered by 