Last year Country rugby young guns turned plenty of heads with a late rush of wins in their battles with Sydney. So who are the tips heading into the 2023 Sydney v Country junior rugby event?
Last year two young guns emerged from the wings at Sydney v Country to make his squad. Now Waratahs coach Campbell Aitken is looking for more new blood at Maitland on Sunday.
They came from clubs across the state to be part of rugby history. And now these little trailblazers have created something very special for girls in the sport.
The Matildas will have the support of the entire nation as the World Cup kicks off on home soil. We’ve tracked the junior steps of all 23 squad members wearing the green and gold.
If you have seven older brothers you need to learn how to fend for yourself pretty quickly. It’s also part of the reason this world school sevens youngster is on a fast track to success.
This teen rugby talent went to a trial because he wanted to play a bit more football before Christmas. Now he’s heading to New Zealand for the world school sevens event in an Australian kit.
Originally this teen star wanted to be swimming for Australia at the Olympic Games. Instead she’s making waves in another sport and hoping to make a famous beach her new field of dreams.
They are players who didn’t make the Aussie team now keen up to show their wares at the world school sevens rugby event. And this youngster says there is plenty of fire in their belly.
She’s a young gun from Sydney’s west who thought 2022 would be a write off after shoulder surgery. She couldn’t have been more wrong.
You need speed, skills and stamina to impress in sevens. This young gun has found having a rugby fan in the family also works wonders.
They know their World Schools Sevens opposition will be big and aggressive but Australia’s youth coach said his charges have something special up their sleeve. Team list
The best under-18 cricketers from regional NSW will meet in Queanbeyan for the Country Colts Championship next week. We’ve taken a look at the players to watch from each team.
NSW has a star studded line-up heading to the Aussie All Schools with one state in their line of fire in the battle for top honours at the championship showcasing our best and brightest in Adelaide.
One is a “weapon of mass destruction’’, another a pocket rocket. Rising stars, interesting swimmers and events to watch at the NSW state age titles in Sydney.
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