Thanks, kids, for the inspiration
Inspired by his four children under 10, Sheddy Lebdeh took up taekwondo, started eating healthy foods, trained hard and lost 15kg. Now, he’s the holder of a state taekwondo title and aiming even higher.
Inspired by his four children under 10, Sheddy Lebdeh took up taekwondo, started eating healthy foods, trained hard and lost 15kg. Now, he’s the holder of a state taekwondo title and aiming even higher.
Young Phoenix Somerville didn’t let the disappointment of missing out on a state junior basketball team hold him back. One year on, he’s all set to represent Victoria. But he’s determined to reach even greater heights.
Mentone’s Tristan Price has been nominated as a Mordialloc Leader Sports Star after being selected for the national team in triathlon. The 15-year-old answers our questions.
Cranbourne South’s Tayla Anderson, 11, is on top of the world after winning champion overall at this year’s Victorian Equestrian Interschool Championships. Here, she talks about her sport, successes and future aims.
ROWVILLE’s Teisha Shadwell isn’t letting a crippling foot injury get in the way of fulfilling her dream of being an elite basketballer.
XANDER Byrne is Melbourne’s very own karate kid, with the talented 11-year-old notching two impressive championship wins on his black belt.
WHILE most 11-year-olds are fast asleep at 5am, Ron Golombick is preparing to dive into his 5km morning swim
HIGHETT’S Harry Reid is a cut above when it comes to kendo.
IT wasn’t until Dylan Morrison’s bike broke that his love affair with scooters began. He wasn’t to know what was ahead for him.
THIS 11-year-old from Melbourne’s outer east has only been running competitively for a year, but she’s already smashing records and winning state titles.
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