From Manly’s Pride jerseys in 2022 through to Hawthorn’s Power Rangers outfit in 2015, sporting tops have long divided public opinion. We take a look at 50 of the worst and most divisive since 2000.
Local Aussie rules seasons might just be finished but the signings are rolling in thick and fast. Check out the latest 2025 signings, including the Queanbeyan Tigers locking in some key names.
The St George Dragons ended their SG Ball title drought this season, and they’re looking to fill the coffers across all grades in 2025. We look at 20 players across four divisions who can star.
Is this Australia’s best sporting school? Endeavour Sports High completed an extraordinary national feat recently to take their number of Aussie reps past 25. Here’s the secret to their success.
The Vawdon Cup Youth League grand finals will showcase the best young touch football talent in the state this weekend. We look at the 15+ boys and girls who are set to make their mark.
After a five-year stint away from the Group 9 competition, one of the league’s most successful teams is set to return in 2025. Here’s how the Bulldogs are planning to mark their Wagga comeback.
Wallsend has travelled over 2100km in the space of five weeks in the Vawdon Cup to enhance their State Cup claims. Now they are one game away from taking out the Women’s Premier League.
Five of NSW/ACT’s brightest young prospects have enhanced their AFL/AFLW Draft claims after being named in National Academies. Meet the five young guns destined for big things.
On the back of a solid junior reps campaign, the Parramatta Eels are poised to be competitive in all grades once again. We look at 20 players across the four divisions who can shine in 2025.
The Northwest Lightning is in the midst of building something special for girls playing Aussie rules, and a 17-year-old rookie coach has been given an extraordinary honour as she leads the next gen.
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