By securing hosting rights for the Cup of Nations and the next three A-Leagues grand finals, the state has made a big play to position itself as the home of major football events in Australia.
Updated: There are teens, a former footy star, an outback gun, a bio mechanical engineer and debutants galore. The Aussie water polo players starring against USA and Japan.
This young Nutri-Grain ironman has described a shocking injury sidelining him for the entire surf season as “bizarre and gross’’ but has vowed he will be back to race again.
Quarter final places remain up for grabs as day two of the Australian Youth Water Polo Championships continues in Perth. Catch the games LIVE on KommunityTV. Watch the REPLAYS.
Super Netball champions, the NSW Swifts, will get to christen their new venue at Ken Rosewall Arena three times in a week thanks to a new draw which will push players to a new level.
One club has lost its captain to injury for the season and another sent an 18-year-old to make his debut as the Shute Shield kicked off on the weekend with close calls, a blowout and a few surprises.
It’s the question on the lips of every NSW netball fan. Will they actually get to see the NSW Swifts and Giants live in action this Super Netball season?
It seemed fitting that two heavyweights should clash on the opening weekend of an unprecedented Shute Shield season – and Sydney University and Warringah didn’t let anyone down.
Newcastle players may have to play this particular style of rugby to pull off a few surprises in their long-awaited return to the upcoming Shute Shield.
More than 30 events are on the Surfing NSW calendar for the remainder of 2020 including Grommet and Junior tournaments. See what major events are back on.
The 2020 edition of the famous Shute Shield club rugby competition is tipped to reach a new high with new teams, a new draw and a new look for the season ahead.
There’s a very good reason the coach of Randwick will not be underestimating Newcastle in the Shute Shield opener.
The countdown is on to the return of community football and the NSW Rugby League has revealed the number of teams preparing to play again.
The Central Coast Mariners have emerged from ‘‘dark days’’ to be “intrigued’ as they look to the future of the A-League.
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