Benched Sydney Flames teen all smiles
Rarely is any player in sport happy to be on the bench. But this one can’t wipe the smile off her face.
Rarely is any player in sport happy to be on the bench. But this one can’t wipe the smile off her face.
He’s the son of a former Canterbury Bulldogs and Roosters NRL star making his own way in the world of sport.
The match between Australian and Canada at Cromer Oval this weekend is much, much more than just a football game to teenager Jeremy Boyce.
He can no longer play Rugby Sevens at the highest level but Olympian Ed Jenkins now has a new list of sporting challenges to tackle.
A few months ago she was playing club footy. Now this sport lover has been picked up to play for one of NSW’s top sporting clubs.
Roosters half Luke Keary has had a season to remember on and off the field with a premiership and new baby. But there’s something else that also makes him feel good.
She’s been doing it since she was a toddler but Wendy Lynch has never lost her love for this sport – or her competitive drive.
He’s played football most of his life but schoolboy Tim Blowes can’t believe his luck in being selected to play for his country this week.
She moved home to pursue a dream. That dream is now just a few months away for this Sydney schoolteacher with a love – and talent – for AFLW.
Growing up Sydney FC player Remy Siemsen had a dream. The teenage striker now knows it will never come true. See the full line-up of the Sydney FC Westfield W-League 2019/20 squad.
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