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.
There’s increased interest from interstate and numbers are on the rise with 4000 plus expected to play. Here’s the masterplan, venues and dates for the 2021 Positive Rugby state championships.
In an extraordinary show of faith, seven new faces from the NSW Waratahs – including the sons of former NRL stars and a former league gun- could make their Super Rugby debut on Friday night.
Wet and wild conditions caused chaos in round 13 of NSW Premier Cricket. But there was some actionin others grades.
He’s the Junior Paulo-Nathan Brown hybrid turning heads at Parramatta. PLUS who to watch in week two of the SG Ball, Harold Matthews and Tarsha Gale competitions.
If tackling was allowed for kids in rugby this Macarthur FC young gun might not be living the dream in the A-League’s newest club.
They starred for their Shute Shield clubs last season. Now things have got real for these Waratahs young guns – including two sons of NRL stars – in their trial against the Reds.
They would normally just be preparing for the Shute Shield season but a group of rugby up-and-comers and speedsters have been handed a special chance to impress. NSW SEVENS TEAM.
As country kids they played school sport together. Now 12 years on these rugby best mates are in the same team and sharing the same dream after a phone call out of the blue from an Aussie coach.
One of Australia’s brightest young cricket talents has revealed her hopes – and her playing fear – after a long-awaited return to the field following a horrific injury run.
A cafe, gym and a rehabilitation centre are just some of the features which will be part of Cricket NSW’s home. And the $50m project is set to benefit 35,000 club and community players.
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