The sporting club NSW fans love to support
Sydney FC, Macarthur Bulls, Western Sydney Wanderers, Central Coast Mariners, the Newcastle Jets. Where do these A-League clubs rank with NSW fans?
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Odd thing about new Waratah recruit Tevita Funa
The NSW Waratahs have got their hands on an NRL player but there’s a twist, with something about him making this new recruit one of the most unusual signings by a rugby club.
NSW Swift’s, Giants teams and Super Netball 2022 guide
UPDATED: The NSW Swifts and Giants teams have taken shape for the 2022 Super Netball season. And there’s som interesting moves. Here’s what we know.
‘There is talent’ – rugby road map for success in the west
He’s the coach tasked with helping this famous rugby club turn their fortunes and he has plenty of ideas on how it can be done – and the players needed for the job.
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Back for his third state titles
From the moment he could walk, Xander Kilazoglou was kicking the ball around the house.
Alex splashes out
After playing soccer for most of his childhood, 13-year-old Alex Brischetto hung up his boots a year ago to pursue water polo instead.
Softball stardom beckons
Breanna Evans’ long list of sporting achievements is just the start of a dream to one day represent Australia softball at the Olympics.
Ouch for word for biffing brothers
Lachlan Orchard is this week’s Liverpool Leader Local Sports Star, and like last week’s nominee his young brother Jack, Lachlan’s set his sights on taekwondo
Taekwondo the go for LSS star
Jack Orchard may only be seven but he’s already kicking goals in his chosen sport of taekwondo
Tat tipped for top
When he’s not training on the basketball court, Kaiser Tat is training with his swim squad or busy with his school sporting commitments.
Martial arts star
Prestons has a rising star in martial arts prodigy Hugh De La Torre-Greene. The 10-year-old has earned a black belt and is now aiming even higher.
Archer on target for glory
After watching the animated film Brave, this nine-year-old from Moorebank was determined to pick up the bow and arrow. Now she’s training for her first competition.
High rolling dolls keep cult sport alive
IT might be the cult hit it was in the ‘70s but roller derby still has a loyal following, and the South Side Derby Dolls share that passion.
Teen javelin champ eyes Olympics
GEORGIA Portelli travels more than 450km a week to train. The dedication from the Cecil Hills High teen has paid off after winning gold in the Australian Little Athletics Championships.
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