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Water Polo player Lachlan Hollis was recently awarded the Ian Thorpe Most Outstanding award at the 2017 NSW Institute of Sport Awards in recognition of him returning to represent Australia after  a rare form of cancer. Picture: John Appleyard

Water polo literally saved my life

If it wasn’t for water polo, Lachlan Hollis says he would never have been diagnosed with a rare form of testicular cancer. Now he’s pushing for a spot on the plane to Tokyo.

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Hockeyroos players celebrate a goal by Sophie Taylor during Olympic Qualifying Match 2 between Australia and Russia at Perth Hockey Stadium in Perth, Saturday, October 26, 2019.  (AAP Image/Richard Wainwright) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Hockeyroos seal Olympic dream

After disappointment against New Zealand in the Oceania Cup, the Hockeyroos had to win their two-game Olympic qualifier series against Russia to qualify. They backed up a 4-2 win with a 5-0 demolition to book their Tokyo ticket.

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Jane Claxton of the Hockeyroos during day three of the international hockey test series between Australia and Japan at the State Hockey Centre in Adelaide, Saturday, November 18, 2017. (AAP Image/David Mariuz) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Claxton could not face leaving SA

SA’s senior Hockeyroo, midfielder Jane Claxton, is relieved she will still represent South Australia in the national league after a last-minute bid to save the Suns

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HOCKEY - 20/03/19 - South Australian Hockey in crisis. With no money for the State teams will mean no Olympians from  State League player Lachie Busiko and current hockeyroos player Miki Spano 21yrs. Picture SARAH REED

Olympic hopes hang in balance

SA’s newest Hockeyroo Miki Spano wants to remain a South Australian as she chases her Olympic hockey dream. But this is at risk as SA Hockey chases $100,000 to fund state teams

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