There were solo tries, big hits, great intercepts and blockbusting defence as the best junior rugby talent in the state contested NSW schools rugby trials in Sydney. Result wrap and photo special.
It was fast, furious and physical with CHS running off with the medals in the NSW schools U18 girls sevens trial and championship. Check out the fantastic photos.
He’s a rugby league rising star who nearly quit after two shocking injuries. But a notebook and a six-minute time-out daily will see him suit up for NSW in the U19 State of Origin on Thursday.
Growing up this young Blues supporter didn’t have a lot to cheer about come State of Origin each year. Now he’s got a chance to be part of a new generation of success.
BADMINTON is a fast-paced game, needing lightning reflexes and a tight grip.
KINGS Langley’s Matt Rawlings turned adversity into success after the former national track champion was the victim of a hit-and-run 15 years ago.
PHOEBE Badelles was just a child when Lauren Mitchell and the Australian gymnastic team qualified for the Beijing Olympics.
EACH year, Alexander Clarence gets faster and stronger in the pool.
LALOR PARK Kookas celebrated their reintroduction in an A-grade competition with a gritty 24-22 win against heavyweights Wenty Magpies on Sunday.
Harrison Craig from Acacia Gardens has no fear that his BMX career will take off.
BUMPS, bruises and the odd broken bone don’t faze 16-year-old Shiarna Tarasenko.
CRICKET is a gentleman’s game for Raveesh Srivastava who likes to think that when others go low on the pitch with sledging, he goes high with sportsmanship.
LALOR Park’s Coen Wynne is heading to the US as one of the brightest young baseball talents Australia has to offer.
STEPHANIE Clarence wants to be just like her mum in the pool, and she’s on her way with a win at the NSW Championship finals.
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