As the NSWRL East conferences prepare for their season-ending grand finals this weekend, NewsLocal looks at the 36 players to watch from the U14s right through to open women’s divisions.
South Eastern and Matraville are set to battle it out to be crowned Souths Juniors A-grade premiers for the first time. We look at the eight most dangerous players to take the field this weekend.
He’s a rising star of soccer but this NPL NSW young gun only started playing the game because his mum didn’t want him to get hurt playing a different football code.
They are young, talented, Olympic hopefuls still in their teens and the Generation Next of the sport. The NSW swimmers to keep an eye on.
No excuse is the mantra at Eastern Suburbs rugby as they head into the 2020 Shute Shield with a team missing a host of players from 2019 but determined to win for the first time since 1969.
She’s still a fair few years off even being able to kick a football but boy does little Millie McGowan have a great sense of timing.
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.
The countdown is on to the start of the Shute Shield with a number of teams testing their mettle in trial matches this weekend.
There’s a very good reason the coach of Randwick will not be underestimating Newcastle in the Shute Shield opener.
They have had the longest ever pre-season to contend with along with a lockdown stopping them from training together. Now Super Netballers have another major disruption to deal with.
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.
South Sydney Rabbitohs player Alex Johnston has given an update on teammate Latrell Mitchell who broke down in tears after last Friday’s win over the Warriors.
He’s been dubbed one of the rising stars of the NRL and teenager and Wests Tigers recruit Jake Simpkin is determined to live up to the hype.
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