NSW hockey prodigy set to lead Australia’s next great era
A NSW teenager who is yet to finish his HSC studies has been chosen in Australia’s under-23 World Cup squad in a sign he has been earmarked as a future international star of the sport.
A NSW teenager who is yet to finish his HSC studies has been chosen in Australia’s under-23 World Cup squad in a sign he has been earmarked as a future international star of the sport.
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Australia stormed home to win its second gold medal of the morning but the Men’s Four final was rocked by a dramatic moment.
Simone Biles left everyone on edge after leaving her Olympic final, but some actions that took place off-camera revealed more to the story.
Simone Biles left everyone on edge after leaving her Olympic final, but some actions that took place off-camera revealed more to the story.
A draw with Team USA left the Matildas’ hopes of advancing to the Olympic quarter finals at Tokyo in the lap of the football gods.
Simone Biles, who has pulled out of the Olympics citing mental health issues, hinted at her struggles a day ago in a revealing Instagram post.
The Fitzpatrick girls – Savannah and Maddy – might just come from the most obsessed hockey family in Australia. But their path to the Tokyo Games saw tears and heartache.
Aged 3, Simone Pearce began telling people she was going to the Olympics. The former model fought back from a horror accident to finally fulfil her dream in Tokyo.
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