Our generation next Wallaroos are preparing to test themselves against the best from a rival state in a much-anticipated battle but their coach has one big concern ahead of the Brisbane clash.
This group of teenagers will go from rugby league grand finals to representing Sydney in a different sport entirely in the space of a week.
These teens showed “amazing’’ skills to crack the Gen Blue U15 squad but selectors still need to see more if they are to crack the team to take on their Queensland Red opposites.
A former rugby player from the Sutherland Shire, a teenager from the Central Coast, a son of a gun and a recent NRL debutant are among award winners at the Brad Fitler Medal.
The Sydney Sixers have added their fourth teenager to their WBBL squad for the upcoming season and while young, Emma Hughes is a seasoned traveller.
The Sydney Roosters will be part of rugby league history when they tackle the St George Illawarra Dragons in a special match this Sunday.
In sport, it’s not always the score that matters the most as a recent Maccabi All Abilities program showed.
It was forecast to be a cracker and it was. Waverley College and St Augustine’s both had plenty to play for in the curtain-raiser to the Wallabies and Samoa Test on Saturday.
St Augustine’s and Waverley College will play for the new Wallaby Schools Cup perpetual trophy in their curtain-raiser to the Wallabies v Samoa Test. FULL TEAM LISTS.
He grew up surrounded by sport and on stories about never giving up on the playing field. Now Zac Barnabas will put those lessons into practice for St Augustine’s in the schools rugby match against Waverley this weekend.
It is tipped to be a cracker of a game but Waverley College may have an early edge over St Augustine’s in their curtain-raiser to the Wallabies and Samoa Test this Saturday.
Newcastle Knights boss Phil Gardner says women will — and must — play a major role in rugby league and the sooner the better. And this is why.
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has told how the Israel Folau controversy threatened to derail Australia’s World Cup campaign and “something had to give”.
From perennial wooden spooners to world-beaters: Scots College has brought a 47-year drought to an end by claiming its maiden firsts AAGPS tennis premiership.
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