Maddi Brooks receives Sport Australia Hall of Fame Scholarship
Published Tue 21 Oct 2025
Maddi Brooks has been recognised for her outstanding achievements and potential, receiving a Sport Australia Hall of Fame Tier 2 Scholarship.
The Sport Australia Hall of Fame’s 2026 Scholarship and Mentoring Program extends the Sport Australia Hall of Fame’s commitment to nurturing future stars. Beyond support from the Hall of Fame and its celebrated membership, Tier 2 athletes receive a $5,000 sporting expenses grant. All scholarship recipients also receive merchandise from the Sport Australia Hall of Fame partners, BLACKROLL and Grip Star Socks.
The 2026 Tier 2 scholarship holders are: 20-year-old Jack McShane (2024 Australian Indoor Lawn Bowls champion), Keefer Wilson (2024 Paris Olympian in skateboarding, 8th place), Maddison Brooks (2024 Paris Olympics hockey player), James Johnstone (snowboarding), Grace Brimelow (triathlon - para), Nya Hayman (weightlifting), Maggie Grey (diving), Charlotte Wilson (mogul skiing), Alicia Tan (rhythmic gymnastics) and Jye Dixon (boxing).
“I am incredibly honoured to be selected as a SAHOF Scholarship recipient. To be recognised by such a prestigious organisation, alongside Australia’s sporting greats, is truly inspiring. This opportunity will provide invaluable guidance, support, and resources as I continue to pursue my goals in both sport and life. I’m grateful to bepart of a program that not only recognises success but also supports and invests in the growth of young athletes throughout their journey.” – Maddison Brooks on being selected as a 2026 Tier 2 Scholarship Holder
