It was a game for the ages – and mud larks. The first Shute Shield since 2020 has been decided at Leichhardt Oval and it didn’t disappoint. Stars, standouts and result wrap from the thriller.
This rugby gun almost quit the game due to mental health issues. Now he’s been part of a Shute Shield winning side and just signed a professional contract.
The two best club ruby teams will fight for the Shute Shield today. How they got here, who has the edge on paper, players to watch, team lists and more. GRAND FINAL GUIDE.
She’s the fearless and big-hitting young gun following in her father’s steps in rugby league but determined to make her own mark. But there’s one thing she admits she is very scared of.
South East Magic 7s is gearing up for an exciting season of Rugby Sevens and is encouraging girls of all ages to join up.
The promenade at Bondi Beach and a local shopping centre were defaced by several gold swastikas on the weekend, prompting an outcry from Sydney’s Jewish community.
A look back at the year that was and looking forward to a stellar season of the sport we love.
IN a first for the eastern suburbs, Waverley and St Clare’s colleges have taken the plunge and added surf life saving as an official summer school sport.
THE girls of Woolloomooloo are all too used to life’s low blows but a PCYC boxing program is helping them fight back against inequality.
IT was a clean sweep for North Bondi Surf Life Saving Club at the Local Sports Stars Awards and its no wonder with two young heroes who not only bring home competition glory but save lives as well.
A 16-year-old elite international diver has topped the list of young athletes who have been honoured at the 2018 Local Sports Stars gala awards night. Find out all the local winners.
THEY may have only just received their very first leotards days ago but the gymnasts from Woolloomooloo were so excited the backflips practically performed themselves at the PCYC State Championships at the weekend.
SO SPOOKED was Bianca Spender by her mother’s superstar fashion presence, she admits her label was almost never born. But turning 40, she said it was a time for her to shape and own her destiny, and owning the next chapter meant saying au revoir to the Carla Zampatti shadow.
HE’S going into the Australian Karate Federation National Championships as a favourite to win — it’s fair to say Yonatan Freund punches above his weight.
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