Better scope for females
The Sydney Hills Football Association has announced its plan for women’s football in 2016.
Sport
U17s take title after finishing season unbeaten
Castle Hill RSL Cricket Club’s U17 Thunder team have won the inaugural Thunder Girls Cricket League spring competition after an undefeated season.
World Polo Championship in Hawkesbury
THE world’s elite players will heading to Hawkesbury in 2017 when Sydney Polo Club hosts the prestigious World Polo Championship, with the NSW Government expecting a multi-million dollar windfall for the area.
D’Cunha returns
Western Sydney Wanderers defender Shayne D’Cunha made his return to the field last weekend after injury kept him out of the game for more than half the year.
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Kids jumping for joy
THE Hills is poised to offer access to Gymnastics Australia’s new fundamental movement program, Launchpad.
Jess Noh teed up for tournament
WEST RYDE’S Jessica Noh will join a host of international stars competing for the Women’s NSW Open at Oatlands Golf Club.
Michael kicking on to Rio 2016
MICHAEL Podbury’s Olympics goal is on track after he earned a spot on the coveted Olympic Athlete Program in taekwondo.
Alex Hulley stops, hammer time
WITH a series of impressive hammer throws, Alex Hulley triumphed to win gold at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival.
Kayak king full of hope
TURRAMURRA’S Angus Thomspon is making a splash by earning selection in the Canoe Slalom National Talent Squad.
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