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Travis Meyn is a sports reporter in Queensland covering the NRL in winter and cricket in summer. Travis has been reporting on sport for more than a decade in the Sunshine State and is one of the NRL’s leading journalists.

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University hooker Michael Todd makes a break before going on to score beside the posts. Picture: Brett Wortman

Barbarians snuff out the Light

WHAT on earth happened at the University of the Sunshine Coast yesterday?

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Sunshine Coast Sea Eagles playing in 2011. Picture: Warren Lynam

Joy at last for Eagles

JON Muir is the only remaining Sea Eagle from Sunshine Coast’s historic 2009 Queensland Cup premiership-winning team.

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Former Gympie Devil half back Nick Swan is in doubt for the Sunshine Coast Sea Eagles match against Ipswich on Saturday. Picture: Brett Wortman

Swan in doubt for Ipswich clash

GYMPIE’S Sunshine Coast Sea Eagles halfback Nick Swan has a foot injury and is in doubt for Saturday’s home match against Ipswich.

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Queensland over-30s skipper Brendan Powell looks for a gap. Picture: Warren Lynam

Primed for the Blues

IF ONLY New South Wales’ State of Origin rugby league team was this good.

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Michael Phelps congratulates Nick D’Arcy after being beaten in California yesterday. Picture: Ezra Shaw

D’Arcy powers home to beat Phelps

MOOLOOLABA’S Nick D’Arcy has become just the second man in nine years to beat American superfish Michael Phelps in his pet event, the 200m butterfly.

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Buderim’s Robbie McDonald runs the ball past Caloundra’s Matthew Cornthwaite, left, and Ray Schultz. Picture: Cade Mooney

Buderim ends run with spirited win

BUDERIM coach George Cowie says he hopes Saturday night’s 3-2 win over Caloundra is a turning point in the Wanderers’ season.

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Maroochydore left-centre Laina Matautia barges over for a try at Cotton Tree Oval. Picture: WARREN LYNAM

Swans flying but penalties a worry

TOO big, too strong, too fast.

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The Siena first XV in training for the finals. Picture: Warren Lynam

Siena aims for clean sweep

SIENA Catholic College will be out to show it is the Sunshine Coast’s premier rugby union school tomorrow night as it strives for an historic clean sweep.

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Action from the last round of the Intermediate Lites division at the Queensland Motocross Championships at Coolum. Picture: BRETT WORTMAN

No place like home for Jesse

NOOSA’S Jesse Dobson used his home-track advantage to take out the Junior Lites 2-stroke division at the Yamaha Queensland MX Championships at Coolum Pines.

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Mitch Surman in the open men’s final of the Hayden Winter Longboard Classic at Alexandra Headland. Picture: Brett Wortman

Surman takes controversial win

THERE was controversy galore but in the end sanity prevailed as young gun Mitch Surman claimed open men’s victory at the Hayden Winter Longboard Classic.

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