It was another successful outing for IAS golfers at the 2015 Peter O'Malley Junior Masters held over the weekend. On the beautifully presented Bathurst golf course, a strong field competed in the two-day tournament.

The fast-paced greens were again a challenge. A stellar effort from Russell Vale's Jarod Callahan saw him crowned the nett champion in the boys' under-13 division. Callahan scored 64 and 69 (133) to finish 5-shots ahead of his nearest opponent.

Port Kembla's Jackson Hall was not to be outdone, finishing equal first in the under-14 and under-15 divisions, firing a total nett score of 142 across the two days.

The next event for the IAS Golf squad will be the 2015 ClubsNSW Academy Games on the NSW Central Coast over the weekend of April 11-12.

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BUCHANAN TO FENCE FOR AUSTRALIA

IAS BlueScopeWIN Individual Athlete Courtney Buchanan will represent Australia at the inaugural Southeast Asia Pacific Fencing Championships and the Asean Championships in Pasig City, Philippines, between April 20 and 29. Representatives from Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and Philippines for Southeast Asia Region, and for the Pacific countries Australia, Chinese Taipei, Macau and Hong Kong are expected to participate.

Buchanan and former IAS Athlete Ellie Jordan will also represent Australia in the under-17 and under-20 divisions in the women's foil and epee respectively at the Commonwealth Cadet Championships in Cape Town, South Africa, between the July 11 and 17.

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IAS ATHLETES PREPARE FOR GAMES

With the 2015 ClubsNSW Academy Games fast approaching with two weeks to go, IAS squads are finalising their preparation for the April 10-12 event on the Central Coast.

The 2015 ClubsNSW Academy Games will showcase the state's best athletes across sports including AFL, basketball, golf, hockey, netball and triathlon.

The IAS will be represented in golf, hockey, netball and triathlon.

The Regional Academies of Sport Incorporated (RASi) established the Academy Games in 2005 as a means of demonstrating and celebrating the talent of academy athletes from across regional NSW in an environment that supports high standards in competition, respect and responsibility.

All information regarding the 2015 ClubsNSW Academy games and for news and results throughout the two days of competition can be found at academygames.com.au.