Footy fans will be spoiled for choice on Thursday with a big day of local Penrith Rugby League scheduled at Windsor Sporting Complex. Here’s what is making news, week three talking points.
NSW have named an excellent squad for the Australian Little Athletics Championships this weekend – and you can catch them LIVE on both Saturday and Sunday on KommunityTV.
A new Jet dished out the hardest hit of the season and City welcomed back a premiership hero. Here’s what is making news after round five of the Macarthur Rugby League. TALKING POINTS
For the second week in a row one young gun has come up with a moment of brilliance to light up the NRRRL, while a five-year hoodoo was broken during a wild and wet round three.
City, country and bush players have cracked CHS’s two U18 rugby squads but young guns from one school have earned the lions share of spots. What the coach thinks of his young guns.
Goalkicking was the difference once again, one side’s lethal edge caused carnage, while another has firmed as the entertainers of the competition during round four of the NRRRL.
State of Origin coach Kate Mullaly has a list of attributes she wants from players up for U19 women’s State of Origin selection – and it’s not just about their skills on the field.
Group 7 heavyweights Gerringong Lions and Warilla-Lake South Gorillas are preparing to do battle in a grand final rematch and it’s going to be big. So, who’s looking good for the win?
Sydney Juniors rugby squad is balanced with a “surprising strength’ according to its coach, along with the sons of a Wallaby and NRL gun from the past. FULL SQUAD
After another huge round of Macarthur Rugby League, we look at what is making news. Catch up on the eight talking points, plus see the huge PHOTO GALLERY.
‘Exciting’ talent is emerging as selectors monitor the rising stars of rugby, with one position in particular hotly contested ahead of NSW Waratahs under 18 selection.
There were captivating – and in some cases nailbiting – contests shaking up the table in round six of the Group 7 rugby league comp. Check out some of the biggest talking points.
In their historic first run out in the Southern Corridor Open women’s tackle league, the Milton-Ulladulla Bulldogs have produced an extraordinary display. So what happened?
They blew the competition away in 2022. Now NSW are out for a repeat display at the Australian gymnastics championships. Teen stars, guns to watch as they chase world and Olympic dreams.
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