So close! Three seconds from Gold
After almost 42km of pain, Jemma Smith ran out of legs within sight of the finish line in a drama-packed Coolangatta Gold where a woman was dragged from the water. NSW ELITE RESULTS.
After almost 42km of pain, Jemma Smith ran out of legs within sight of the finish line in a drama-packed Coolangatta Gold where a woman was dragged from the water. NSW ELITE RESULTS.
The Sydney Sixers have invested heavily in young talent for the first WBBL stand-alone season with five teenagers keen to be a big hit for the side.
What NSW Pride hockey player Lachlan Sharp does in the next fortnight could be the most unusual thing a potential Tokyo Olympian does during a break from international duties this year.
Young boxer Tyrell Adams is kept on his toes by the sport he loves and it is taking him to the Australian championships.
Shabnim Ismail — one of the fastest female cricket bowlers in the world — is set to compete for the Sydney Thunder in the WBBL/05.
It was the one that got away for sailor Julia Cooney who missed the boat for a new piece of Sydney to Hobart yacht race history.
Lizzie Welborn and Georgia Miller have gone from teammates to rivals ahead of the iconic Coolangatta Gold.
A karate trio from the northern beaches are keen to make a mark at the Australian championships with spots on the world stage up for grabs.
He’s the son of NRL legend Steve Roach and while he plays a completely different sport, AJ Roach is still a chip off the old block.
She used to watch from the sidelines but now Britney Pierce will be racing the professional ironwoman herself — starting with one of the toughest races in Australia.
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