The Australian Schools rugby championship winners have been crowned and the best U18 and U16 players rewarded with squad selections. Full team lists, award winners, result wrap here
The titles have been won and the tournament is done. Now here’s 51 of the best photos from the Australian Schools rugby championships. PHOTO GALLERY
When they say sport runs through the veins of this teenager competing at the Australian Schools rugby championships this week they are not kidding.
History was made as a new generation of rugby rising stars hit the field for the first time at the Australian Schools rugby championships. Stars, standouts and best photos on day two.
New Zealand broke off the shackles midway during the second half to outclass Australia 34-11 in their Schoolboys Test Tri-Nations rugby game at TG Millfield Oval on Saturday.
POINT guard Erica Pitman starred in the final when Hornsby Spiders girls’ under-16 team overcame injuries and a loss in their opener to win the NSW State Basketball Championships.
JESSICA Nagy has plenty going for her in several sports, including touch football, athletics, netball and AFL as she savours a highly successful year.
FOR a 12-year-old, Leo Phijidvijan is pretty focused on his two main sports, cross country and tennis, keen to progress in both events and thinking big.
JESSICA Bird loves making new friends on the racetrack — but she isn’t afraid to give it her best when competing against them.
TIANA Death’s gruelling training schedule, which could give professional athletes a run for their money, is reaping rewards at the highest level, with selection for the Australian team for the 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games.
The Hornsby Lions faced off to second-placed Terrigal Trojans at Mark Taylor Oval on Saturday.
THEIR dream is to represent Australia at the Olympic Games in karate, and the Adji brothers are determined to spar side-by-side.
SAILING is in her blood, and Aimee Gallaway is cementing her place on top of the list of Australian champions.
In a stunning move, Northern District Cricket Club captain Chris Green has left the club and will be playing for Manly-Warringah as the Waratahs’ captain in the Belvidere Cup first grade competition next season.
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