Australian representatives (former and current athletes)
- Australian Women’s Team at the Olympic Games - Athens, Greece: Suzy Batkovic, Sandy Brondello, Trish Fallon, Kristi Harrower, Lauren Jackson, Natalie Porter, Alicia Poto, Belinda Snell, Laura Summerton (Hodges), Penny Taylor, Allison Tranquilli. Won Silver Medal.
- Australian Men’s Team at the Olympic Games - Athens, Greece: David Andersen, Andrew Bogut, Shane Heal, Brett Maher, Matthew Neilsen, Tony Ronaldson, Glen Saville. 9th place.
- Australian Junior Women’s Team at Oceania World Qualification Series: Renae Camino, Rebecca Duke, Christina Fox, Rachel Herrick, Kathleen Macleod, Jenna O’Hea, Elyse Penaluna, Melissa Smith. Won Gold Medal.
- Australian Young Men’s Team at Oceania World Qualification Series: Aaron Bruce, Adam Gibson, Brad Hill, Blagoj Janev, Aleksander Maric, Brad Newley, Mitch Selwood, Greg Vanderjagt, Lucas Walker. Won Gold Medal
AIS results and awards
- Women's team in the 2003-2004 WNBL season finished 7th with 5-17 win/loss record.
- Men's team team finished the SEABL season with a 9–19 win/loss record. Brad Newley was named in the All Star Five and East Men Australian U23 Youth Player of the Year Award.
- Bob Staunton Memorial Scholarship: Men - Brad Newley; Women - Jenna O’Hea
Further information:
- AIS Basketball Newsletters - February, June and September 2004
Front (L-R): Brad Hill, Thomas Garlepp, Alex Opacic, Sam Harris, Ben Allen, Jeff Dowdell, Lucas Walker
Front (L-R): Melissa Smith,Caitlin Cunningham, Rachel Herrick, Deb Cook (Assistant Coach), Phil Brown(Head Coach), Kate Gurney, Elyse Penaluna, Gemma Koehler
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