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They are the giants of Australian rugby ready to represent the Wallabies on the game’s grandest stage, but to the local clubs and schools that nurtured them, they are so much more.
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.
It’s got billabongs, vines and probably a few kangaroos spectating. But will the scenic world cross country championship course in Bathurst on Saturday suit the Australians team?
Our relay team is among the prospects but an athletics great has identified two other locals who could also spring a surprise at the world cross country championships in Bathurst this weekend.
There’s plenty of sons of guns in surf lifesaving but never before have there been three brothers in the professional ironman series. That could be about to change.
This schoolboy runner dreams of competing against the best and fastest in the world for Australia one day. But if he can pull off the race of his life, he might do it just a little bit sooner.
She knows she’s years younger than her rivals but this 14-year old is dreaming big of a golden ticket into the world athletics cross country championship main event in Bathurst this month.
One is a “warrior’’, another has “electric footwork’’ and a third plays rugby league. Players the coaches are excited to watch in the Next Gen Rugby Sevens series kicking off on Sunday.
There was argy bargy on the sand, sisters and brothers making waves, close calls in the surf and drama on the beach. The interstate surf life saving titles had it all. RACE WINNERS
He made a splash in the opening rounds of the Nutri-Grain ironman series after an injury call-up, Now this talented schoolboy is back in the surf series full-time.
He won the Sydney to Hobart the first time he raced it on a supermaxi with his son. But this famous sailing senior citizen isn’t sure he will be back for another crack.
This famous sailors job literally makes him sick. So why is he about to head out to sea in one of the toughest ocean races in the world?
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