Country and city players will vie for spots in two new state rugby teams set to play in a new series against a Pasifika team from NSW and a big name interstate visitor in 2024.
Before play returns in the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai & Hills District Cricket Association after the mid-season break, we rank the batters and bowlers from all 10 senior grades. COMPARE YOUR STATS.
AVSC has wrapped up for another year on the Gold Coast, with some schools more successful than others. Check out the finals gallery for the open honours boys plus year 11 and year 10 girls honours. 80+ pics inside:
Finals have arrived at the Australian Volleyball Schools Cup as day five of the action gets underway. Who are the game changers for your school? Discover the top players, biggest moments and see our photo galleries here
The man who helped orchestrate one of Australia’s greatest sporting victories has thrown his weight behind a women’s and youth team returning Australia to America’s Cup waters.
A Sydney gymnastics duo has capped off a dream international debut by claiming gold in a remarkable performance at the Acro Vegas Cup in the US.
The return of major rugby event in 2022 has recharged the sport with the standard of teenagers at a recent trial at a new level – particularly in one area of the game.
From Ninja Warrior finalist to pole vaulting champion to dog cartoon entrepreneur. Meet Aiden Princena-White, the 18yo jack of all trades who will be competing for European glory this summer.Photography: Casey Sims/ Athletic Australia
A Wallaroo scored two while a rookie broke through for her first Super W try in a win the Waratahs have wanted for almost a year. Stars, standouts and round three wrap.
The calculations are in and NSW and Queensland were clear winners in the medal stakes at Aussies 2023. We crunched the numbers and discovered the top 39 athletes by medal colour.
She’s dug ditches to make money alongside Waratahs teammates in the past because she loves rugby so much. Now this young gun is free to fly high. TEAM LIST for round three.
A schoolgirl crew with a ‘special bond’ has been one of the star performers at the Australian rowing championships where NSW upped the ante in its rivalry with Victoria.
Lani Pallister is riding a wave of success after returning to her happy place for a mental refresher while an expert has weighed in on who are the ironman and ironwoman favourites at Aussies.
This young gun’s dedication to rugby – involving travelling around 30 hours a week just to train with the NSW Waratahs – has been rewarded with a Super W debut on the cards
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