Eloise Parker is a sport scientist and researcher with a passion for improving the health and performance of female athletes. She is currently completing a Master of Sport and Exercise (Research) at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), where her research focuses on identifying symptoms of insufficient energy intake (low energy availability) in elite female national footballers. Working with a large longitudinal dataset from Football Australia's Matildas and female pathways programs, her research aims to help sporting organisations better support athlete health, wellbeing, and performance.

Alongside her research, Eloise works as a Sport Scientist and Research Associate with the Parramatta Eels NRLW program. In this role, she contributes to female athlete health research while supporting athlete monitoring through GPS tracking, training load management, and recovery strategies.

Eloise's work spans both research and applied sport science, with a focus on translating scientific evidence into practical strategies that enhance athlete health and performance. Her goal is to contribute to healthier, higher-performing sporting environments and improve outcomes for female athletes across all levels of sport.