Next generation of Olympic and Paralympic coaches graduate from Gen2032 Program

Queensland’s Olympic and Paralympic future is in safe hands with another twelve high-performance coaches successfully graduating from the Gen2032 Program.

The initiative aims to transition graduates into full-time high-performance coaching roles, working with QAS-supported athletes across multiple sports.

Commonwealth Games gold medallist and Gen2032 Track Cycling Scholar Kaarle McCulloch said she was looking forward to coaching at a home Olympic Games one day: “For me it’s been really exciting to start that journey with them over the past two years. If I were able to coach at a home Olympic Games one day with kids that I’ve been working with through this program, that would be an incredible achievement.”

The program offers aspiring high-performance coaches the opportunity to work full-time in elite sport with QAS-supported athletes.