Why cricket aced tennis for this Thunder gun
Life would only have needed to veer a couple of degrees and this cricketer might have been preparing for the Australian Open rather than BBL games.
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Giant treat for Sydney, Canberra AFL fans
Save the date! AFL fans in Sydney’s west and Canberra will be treated to some epic games this season when the season kicks off in March.
BBL bowler building career on and off field
He’s the cricketer studying engineering as a future career but hoping to build a big future in the game with top performances in this season’s BBL.
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Greenacre golfer’s star rising
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Free tickets for junior basketballers
Young basketball players will only have to wear their association’s singlets this Sunday to score free tickets to an NBL match.
When your brother has your back
THE family that fights together wins titles together — that’s what the Dib brothers are banking on when they take to the ring in separate bouts at Bankstown on Friday.
Running towards his goal
“It almost seems impossible until it’s done” is Zachariah Krayem’s mantra and what stokes the young runner’s determination to train at dawn each day.
Gymnastic fantastic
Thanpaphak Leelapat’s father Pat has no idea where his gymnast daughter gets her energy from.
Maliyah the master of spin
Maliyah Osbaldiston likes to throw things — javelins, shot puts, discuses.
Spotty’s milestone in cricket
This season marks a rare milestone in the remarkable career of Geoff Spotswood – 45 years of Sydney grade cricket.
Sonia’s balancing act
In Bankstown YMCA gymnasium trains a quadruple threat. Her name is Sonia Lam, and she somersaults from vault to beam, floor and bars.
Fractured wrist no obstacle to gold
Steven Kokokiris has grit – not even a fractured wrist could hold the young Canterbury swimmer back at the Combined Catholic Colleges state championships earlier this year.
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