| Name |
Location |
Year |
Achievements |
| Kazuaya Honda |
NSW |
2014 |
HP WAG Coach where he "broke ground" in Australia, from 1967 to 1980. |
| Jo Penny |
TAS |
2016 |
Her position of Team Manager for Trampoline Gymnastics in Australia helped significant development of national teams for over 10 years. |
| Mark Moncur |
TAS |
2016 |
GTAS Board member for 11 years, recognised by key partners of Gymnastics Australia as a pioneer in the one management model space |
| Andrew Cordery |
SA |
2017 |
MAG Technical Commission member for 4 years, as well as being a coach, and a FIG Judge |
| Trent Lawrie |
QLD |
2017 |
As a volunteer went above and beyond to ensure the successful completion of the MAG ALP in 2018 |
| Alex Hunt |
NSW |
2017 |
As a volunteer went above and beyond to ensure the successful completion of the MAG ALP in 2018 |
| Wendy Braybon* |
VIC |
2019 |
2002 to 2017 she was the Head Physiotherapist for the Australian Women’s Artistic Gymnastics |
| Ben Cork |
NSW |
2020 |
Ben has made a significant contribution to the development and implementation of the FreeG program, which is an increasingly popular program within Gymnastics For All (GfA). |
| Bernadette (Bernie) Spedding |
NSW |
2020 |
Bernie is recognised for her contribution to the development of TeamGym, one of the key programs in Gymnastics For All (GfA). |
| Gene Schembri |
ACT |
2020 |
Gene is recognised as a pioneer for our sport, introducing initiatives to help ‘fireproof’ coaches against liability issues and to raise coaching standards. Gene also wrote the ground-breaking book "Introductory to Gymnastics". |
| Michelle Mason |
NSW |
2021 |
Michelle an integral role in the creation and the successful implementation of the 2020-2023 Acrobatics Australian Levels Program. |