Are you Queensland’s next sporting superstar?

The QAS’s YouFor2032 program is open to aspiring Queensland athletes aged between:

• 13-23 for Olympic sports
• 13+ for Paralympic sports
• 8-13 for Daredevil sports

If you don’t fall within the age range for YouFor2032, you won’t be eligible for selection through the program.

These age ranges are determined based on the needs of our partner sports and the time required to become elite in each sport.

YouFor2032 isn’t your only pathway to success. There are already great talent pathways operating at the local, regional and state levels where athletes are given opportunities through the respective sporting organisations. If you fall outside of our age ranges and want to have a go, join a local sporting club today.

Yes, our quest to find the best athletes will continue over the coming years.

Since 2022, we’ve been travelling across Queensland to discover and support talent.

If you’re looking to enter Olympic or Paralympic sport, you can start at home with the YouFor2032 Talent Search app, driven by RACQ. Complete a range of app-based tests and submit your results to the QAS Talent Team for review.

If you’re selected, we’ll invite you to the nearest in-person session – or work with you to arrange another option.

No, there is no cost to download or use the YouFor2032 Talent Search app, or to participate in the initial stages of the program.

Thanks to the support from the Queensland Government, RACQ and our partner sporting organisations, the program remains accessible for all athletes.

No! We encourage all athletes to keep playing their current sport/s and other activities while exploring the opportunities through YouFor2032. If you’re matched to a new sport as part of the program, you’ll have the opportunity to try it out for a few months before making any long-term decisions.

The YouFor2032 Talent Search, driven by RACQ, aims to find athletes with the potential for Olympic and Paralympic sport pathways. While not every sport is partnered with YouFor2032, the program can help you discover the sport where you may have the greatest potential. It may even be one you hadn’t considered trying before. If your current sport isn’t included, you can still pursue it through other established pathways.

Absolutely. The YouFor2032 Talent Search program works with a number of Para sport partners, and our team works closely with Paralympics Australia on Paralympic classification and eligibility.

Head to our Paralympic sport talent identification page for details on eligible impairment types.

1. Select your program

Daredevils Talent Search

Registrations for the Queensland Academy of Sport’s YouFor2032 Talent Search Daredevils Program can be made via our expression of interest form. Complete the form to express your interest in the next Skateboarding, BMX Freestyle and Diving Daredevils cohorts.

Paralympic Talent Search

Athletes interested in the YouFor2032 Paralympic Talent Search are required to register via our expression of interest form. If you live outside of SEQ and cannot attend an advertised YouFor2032 Para Testing Day, we encourage you to download the YouFor2032 Talent Search App. The app is designed to be inclusive and accessible and is currently utilised to support the identification of aspiring regional Queensland athletes.

Para athletes do not currently receive their results via artificial intelligence within the app. By completing as many tests as you are able, Para athletes’ test data will be reviewed by the QAS Talent team, and athletes who meet the selection and eligibility criteria will be invited to a face-to-face testing day. By testing in the app, invited regional athletes will be eligible for funding/ travel assistance.

Even if you are not a regional athlete, by completing as many tests as you are able will support your readiness for upcoming Para testing days.

Olympic Talent Search

Athletes interested in being part of the YouFor2032 Olympic Talent Search are required to download the YouFor2032 Talent Search app, and test their skills.

2. Download and test in the YouFor2032 Talent Search app, driven by RACQ

The YouFor2032 Talent Search app uses advanced computer vision technology to assess your movements, allowing you to start your journey from home.

Complete a series of short physical tests using your phone, and you will get your results back within minutes. Compare your results and discover your strengths!
Test as many times as you like to try and better your scores – the QAS Talent team will only take your best results!

Daredevil athletes are only required to register via the expressions of interest form, located on the Daredevils page.

3. Results personally reviewed

Once you finish your tests, the QAS Talent team will review your profile and results to see how they match what our partner sports are looking for in future elite athletes.

4. In-person testing

Successful athletes will be invited to attend an in-person testing session based on their results. Don’t worry if there’s no testing sessions near you – the QAS Talent team will work with you to help you access a session.

5. Sport testing and confirmation

The QAS Talent team partners with sport organisations to review your testing results and profile and see if we can match you to a sport where you have the best chance of success. Some sports may invite you to a more sport-specific testing session before inviting you to commence a three-month trial with your matched sport/s.

The QAS Talent team holds testing sessions across Queensland.

The places we visit is determined by where we find talent! If your region isn’t scheduled for a face-to-face testing session, and you’re invited to the next phase, the team will work with you to arrange an alternative opportunity.

You can download and use the YouFor2032 Talent Search app, driven by RACQ, from anywhere in Australia, but only Queensland residents are eligible to progress through the official YouFor2032 Talent Search program.

If you are interested in pursuing talent identification opportunities in a different state, check out the AIS Future Green and Gold program.

The AIS Future Green and Gold program is a national initiative designed to refer athletes to their relevant state’s talent identification programs – in our case, to YouFor2032 driven by RACQ.

If you’re a Queenslander, apply directly to YouFor2032 via the app.

For those based outside Queensland, visit the AIS Future Green and Gold website to discover opportunities in your state. https://www.ausport.gov.au/talent

You can download the YouFor2032 Talent Search app, for free from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

Just search for “YouFor2032”.

The app is your official entry into the talent search program.

It uses advanced computer vision technology to assess your movements, allowing you to start your journey from home. Complete a series of short physical tests using your phone, and you will get your results back within minutes. Compare your results, discover your strengths and find out which sports you may be suited to.

Test as many times as you like to try and better your scores – the QAS Talent team will only take your best results!

The app is currently only available on mobile and must be downloaded to a smartphone. It requires an internet connection to work, so make sure you’re connected before getting started.

You can download the YouFor2032 Talent Search app, for free from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

Just search for “YouFor2032”.

To create your account and begin testing, you’ll need a:

• A smartphone
• A safe space with a plain background to complete your physical testing (e.g. backyard, living room, gym)
• A buddy to start and stop recording the tests
• If under 18 years of age, a parent/guardian with the authority to grant approval for you to use the app

Once you start your first physical test, you must complete all the tests within 24 hours. If you do not finish all of them in that time, you will need to wait two days to try again.

You can save your progress on the athlete profile and background questions to complete any time. Just make sure you complete all the information before the testing period closes.

Yes. The app is designed to be inclusive and accessible and is currently utilised to support the identification of aspiring regional Queensland athletes.

Para athletes do not currently receive their results via artificial intelligence within the app. By completing as many tests as you are able, para athletes’ test data will be reviewed by the QAS Talent team, and athletes who meet the selection and eligibility criteria will be invited to a face-to-face testing day. By testing in the app, invited regional athletes will be eligible for funding/ travel assistance.

Even if you are not a regional athlete, by completing as many tests as you are able will support your readiness for upcoming Para testing days.

The QAS is committed to ensuring that personal information collected by the YouFor2032 Talent Search app, driven by RACQ, including videos, are handled in accordance with the Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld) (IP Act) and the YouFor2032 Talent Search app Privacy Statement. All testing submissions and results are securely stored by the QAS on a contracted service provider’s secured network where access is limited to authorised staff.

The Privacy Statement can be viewed here.

Yes. You can apply to have access to the data and video footage under the Right to Information Act 2009 or if it is your personal information under the IP Act. You can request information by applying online here:

https://www.smartservice.qld.gov.au/services/information-requests/home.action or you can download the application form and submit it us by [email protected].

You can also email us at [email protected] if you wish to change any of your personal information that we have collected as part of the App.

Yes. You can delete your account directly from the YouFor2032 Talent Search app.

You can also contact us via email on [email protected] to have your account deleted.