Latham completed a Masters degree in Human Movement in 2013 before going on to complete his Physiotherapy degree.

Latham has worked as a sports scientist and high performance manager for the Adelaide United FC A-League, Youth League and W-League teams as well as the High Performance Manager for Croydon Kings FC in the National Premier League.

Latham has enjoyed numerous highlights throughout his career, most notable being his involvement in Adelaide United’s 2016 Championship year.

Latham enjoys applying his knowledge of rehabilitation and sports conditioning into the management of complex sports injuries as well as more complex musculo-skeletal conditions such as chronic lumbar and hip conditions.

Outside of work, Latham loves participating in all sports and exploring the SA wine regions.

Franco Completed his physiotherapy degree with honours after undertaking extensive clinical placements which include the Stroke and Cardiac Rehabilitation unit at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital; Acute Care at the Lyell McEwin Hospital and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at the Modbury Hospital.

Franco has a strong passion for treating and managing musculo-skeletal and sporting injuries. He has worked as head physiotherapist for a number of football clubs where he enjoys the challenge of managing rehabilitation programs to expedite a timely return to sport.

Outside of sport, Franco loves fishing, playing footy, tennis and following the Adelaide Crows.

Tamara completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of South Australia in 2023. Whilst she completed her studies, Tamara gained experience through placements at Modbury Hospital, Royal Adelaide Hospital, GP Plus Elizabeth, Unley Physiotherapy, Unisa: City East Physiotherapy, and Helping Hand: North Adelaide.

Tamara has a keen interest in sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapy and found travelling with the Black Falcons Women’s State Rugby Union Team as their physiotherapist to be a highlight in her career thus far.

Outside of work, Tamara enjoys dancing and learning languages.