‘Proud’ Caslick ready for Wallaroos debut
Charlotte Caslick’s switch from sevens to the Wallaroos has been “daunting” but rewarding as she prepares for a likely Test debut.
Charlotte Caslick’s switch from sevens to the Wallaroos has been “daunting” but rewarding as she prepares for a likely Test debut.
Six uncapped players, including Sevens star Charlotte Caslick, have been named in the Wallaroos squad for Saturday’s Test against Fijiana in Suva.
All Adelaide Lightning players have been released from their contracts as the prospect of a WNBL season without a South Australian club reaches the state’s highest level of government.
Sevens great Charlotte Caslick could make her Test debut for the Wallaroos on Saturday in Suva.
Aussie surfer Molly Picklum was on the receiving end of Ellie Harrison’s breakout Rip Curl Pro performance last year – with the 19-year-old picking up where she left off during Friday’s opening heats.
Olympic swimming legend Cate Campbell has opened up about how she fell into a spiral of disordered eating as a teenager where it was a constant battle to have “more than a carrot for dinner”.
After months of negotiation between new ownership and WNBL clubs, CEO Jennie Sager has broken her silence, declaring the next era ‘a crucial step’ in unlocking basketball’s full potential.
Mary Fowler has vowed to ‘stay positive’ following confirmation that the Matildas star has suffered a ruptured ACL injury.
Playing for pride, Australia bounced back from its loss to Kazakhstan with a win over Colombia in the Billie Jean King Cup Group D qualifier in Brisbane.
The opening match of this year’s Women’s State of Origin showdown has been rocked by a shock accusation in Brisbane.
Tazmin Rapana was a notable absence from the Queensland women’s team for Origin I, and she’s now announced her retirement from representative football.
The NRLW Broncos’ 10-strong contingent in the Maroons’ extended squad is a throwback to the days when the club dominated the men’s team.
Magic Round is officially sold out with the last tickets to the NRL’s feast of football snapped up on Wednesday afternoon as the event marches towards a record crowd.
Melbourne University Women’s Football Club is one of the oldest and most influential women’s clubs in the country – but yet it may have folded if not for unprecedented intervention from the league.
Paige Sheppard was the first AFLW player charged with drug possession, but with best mate Lisa Steane by her side the duo has gone from delisted Swans to reborn stars in WA. She breaks her silence to Eliza Reilly.
An AFLW coach has called for change as a quirk of the competition’s lengthy off-season hands one group of clubs a distinct advantage as the 2025 season approaches.
She’s one of the most decorated players in the history of AFLW, but this former Crow and Power star has no aspirations to return as a coach.
The NSW Swifts have survived an early scare from the Queensland Firebirds to remain undefeated. Plus the Vixens outclass their cross-town rivals. All the Super Netball news.
The Giants have defied a last-ditch comeback by Super Netball’s defending premiers to hang on for their first win of the season, while West Coast Fever continue their stunning return to form.
The young girl’s dream of representing the Australian Diamonds is still alive for Kim Brown after a back and forth journey across the country took her to Melbourne where she is playing her best netball.
Adelaide Thunderbirds have confirmed that star Shamera Sterling-Humphrey is pregnant and will miss the remainder of the season. And they’ve locked in an international replacement too.
A six-time World Cup winner who for a long time was the world’s No.1 T20 bowler couldn’t make her way onto Cricket Australia’s contract list.
A Queensland all-rounder has been rewarded for her good form by being named as the replacement for the injured Ashleigh Gardner in Australia’s T20 squad.
The rich are getting richer. Fresh from bringing superstar Ellyse Perry back to NSW, the Breakers are on the verge of adding another high-profile recruit for their title defence.
Women hold some of the most powerful positions in Australian sport – and boast some of the country’s most recognisable athletes. But who really holds the power?
While Karana headed into its round 12 matchup with confidence, it was quickly evaporated by a dangerous trio of Cripps Waratah shooters. Watch the full REPLAY here.
A perfect performance from one of the competition’s best shooters led Oakdale to another victory on Friday night over South Adelaide. Watch the REPLAY here.
While they were challenged throughout, the Cavaliers extended their lead at the top of the TNL ladder with another hard-fought win over the Hawks in round 11. Watch the REPLAY here.
The class has shone through for Hawks after it saw off an early scare to dismantle the Peninsula Waves on Wednesday night. Watch the VNL double-header REPLAYS here.
Shocked Australian sailors hugged and cried when bundled out of the women’s America’s Cup. A quick reset and they were gearing up for a new fight – and another crack at winning the event
2023 was a banner year for women’s sport in Australia, with the rise of the Matildas and the domination of our swimmers. But to those behind the scenes, there’s still plenty more to do.
AFLW legend Daisy Pearce has seen plenty of change for women in sport in her lifetime, but she believes there is a long way to go. Watch the sporting icon lead a discussion with sports greatest minds on Friday.
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