Revealed: Best Subbies rugby players when season canned
The Subbies rugby comp was cut short by a global pandemic. We reveal the players leading the best and fairest awards chase and try scoring tally when the 2021 season ended.
Sport
Gold to sprinter with huge target on his back
The last time he competed in the Games arena he took the world by surprise and a Paralympic crown. Now James Turner is back for round two and has already collected his first gold.
Revealed: Secret to saving weekend sports
Dust off the footy boots and dig out the whites as a simple test before hitting the sheds could soon see a return of weekend sport, a leading epidemiologist has said.
Revealed: Plan to save summer of Sydney Grade cricket
Summer days of cricket seem a long way off with millions of people consigned to their homes. But there’s a plan in place for a near full season of Sydney Grade cricket.
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Seven stars from one school
Doonside Technology High School students selected to represent NSW in AFL Inclusion Carnival
’Tahs star gives back
Kurtley Beale returns home to western Sydney to pay a special visit to Western Raptors Junior Rugby Club as part of NSW Rugby’s Junior Club Blitz initiative.
Shooting above their age
Mt Druitt Netball Association’s under 13-representative team’s spirit of excellence has it nominated for a Local Sports Star Award.
Inspiration from dad
Holly Gavin honours her father through netball
Jye ready to take on big league
BMX rider Jye Galloway to compete at worlds next month
Loud and proud lion
Willmot’s Makayla Plain — and her twin sister Katelyn — are excelling as part of the Mt Druitt Lions’ Try Time team, a rugby league side for kids with learning difficulties and disabilities.
A whimsical, magical teatime
Rainbow ricotta cakes, magical macarons and colourful cannoli — this high tea is one not to be missed.
Late starters win karate comp
Doonside Karate Kancho Warren John is proud of his newest and oldest recruits after they won open tournaments recently.
Like mother, like daughter
Tyarn Lees didn’t flinch when she competed against 140 other gymnasts — most of whom were older than her — for the NSW team. Now she’s off to nationals.
Sprinting to top in Oceania
Anas Abu-Gabana will hit the track this week for Australia at the Oceania regional athletics championships. Off the track, he’s a role model for youth in Blacktown’s African community.
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