There were damaging forwards, blistering backs and even some surprise packets. Find out who laid claims to an Origin jumper or NRLW contract at the Women’s National Championships.
State of Origin jumpers and potential NRLW contracts will be on the line when NSW’s emerging rugby league stars travel to the Gold Coast for the Women’s National Championships.
She’s the precociously talented teen footballer wanted by both rugby and rugby league. But this schoolgirl has a special dream she has decided to run with.
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.
Andoo Comanche skipper John ‘Herman’ Winning and his team will be back to defend their Sydney to Hobart win next year but in-between they have an incredible mission for the boat.
It’s rough, it’s tough and this mighty minnow is fighting the fight in the Sydney to Hobart – and winning.
They are stars of the BBL but these cricketers got a taste of a big bash of a different kind when they hitched a ride on a Sydney to Hobart mauler chasing victory in the famous classic.
Last year his first Sydney to Hobart started after a drama and ended in controversy. Now Tom Grimes is hoping for plain sailing in his second as he and sister race into history.
It’s looking to be a fast start for all but a slow finish for some in the 2022 Sydney to Hobart. The long range forecast has both good news and bad for the fleet.
The pre-race Sydney to Hobart talk has all been about the fastest and fattest supermaxi in the world. Now the long range weather forecast has blown a skinny old favourite back in the mix.
A training run has provided an early taste of the nasty conditions a Sydney to Hobart yacht race regularly throws up for one line honours contender. Watch the VIDEO.
If you have seven older brothers you need to learn how to fend for yourself pretty quickly. It’s also part of the reason this world school sevens youngster is on a fast track to success.
This teen rugby talent went to a trial because he wanted to play a bit more football before Christmas. Now he’s heading to New Zealand for the world school sevens event in an Australian kit.
They are players who didn’t make the Aussie team now keen up to show their wares at the world school sevens rugby event. And this youngster says there is plenty of fire in their belly.
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