There’s more than long waits for the wind or hazardous sea state causing frustration and issues at the America’s Cup – there’s also potentially race-ending garbage and debris in the water.
It was the first real indication of how the Waratahs are shaping up for their defence of the U16s title in the upcoming Super Rugby comp. It’s also caused a major headache for selectors.
There were bursts of speed, great skills in wild winds and multiple scorers as the Sariah Paki and Madi Ashby 7s girl’s rugby season came to an end. Stars and result wrap from grand final day.
They are sailing faster than they have ever done but a quartet of Australian sailing rising stars still enter the Youth Americas Cup as rank underdogs thanks to a strange rule.
They are normally fierce sporting rivals but an informal alliance has been forged in the waters off Barcelona as Australia prepares for the Youth America’s Cup. Regatta guide, how it works
A boom rugby league rookie and a powerhouse teenager with one of the most famous surnames in NRL could be playing footy side-by-side for Australia next month – in rugby.
The Waratahs will preview the young guns tasked with keeping intact one of the most impressive records in rugby intact in an important U16 trial on Sunday. Squad, Super Rugby U16 dates
On a historic day four young guns took to America’s Cup water under an Australian flag as our youth team limbered up for a return to the famous regatta on a mad, crazy machine.
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Some have been fierce rivals for almost two decades but this Olympian is tasked with turning a crew of old combatants into one of the best teams in world sailing at the America’s Cup.
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