Early missed opportunities hurt the Newcastle Jets as Melbourne City booked their spot in the A-Leagues grand final with a comprehensive victory, setting up a huge clash with Sydney FC on Saturday.
She was one of the first athletes named for the Paris Olympics and one of the Australian teams least known but that could be about to change for this sailing gun after a crazy win in Europe.
Opals remain in the dark. A rival league is on a poaching raid and the clock is ticking as multi-millionaires mull what’s next. MICHAEL RANDALL and MATT LOGUE take a deep dive into the state of the ailing WNBL.
Katja Dedekind has almost spent more time out of the pool in rehab than she has training this Paralympic cycle, but she won’t let that stop her from making the team for Paris. This is how she’ll do it.
She’s a surfer, skater, wants to be an Olympian and is ‘beyond excited’ to be following in the footsteps of her famous mum and dad by competing at her first Aussies at just 13.
NRLW players will get to join the Las Vegas party in 2025 while two new teams will join the competition next year also. Full details.
Sally Fitzgibbons reckons Bells is ‘a wise woman’. She’s surfing for her career at the Rip Curl Pro … and the wise woman has gifted her a crucial win.
She’s the daughter of an NRL gun who has also played the game but right now this teen footy sensation is trying her hand at rugby – and creating history as she goes.
Harmony Crichton has always been able to see what she could be just by looking round the family dinner table. Now she’s hoping to put her special toughness to the test in the NRLW.
Basketball Australia has made major concessions on the future of the the struggling WNBL after all eight clubs rejected its offer for a stake in the revamped league.
Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson says all focus is on the opening Olympics match against Germany – but if his squad want a medal far tougher competition stand in their way.
Sophie Harding got a taste of life as a Matilda when she got a surprise call-up for their Olympic qualifying camp. Drawing on her experiences there, and inspiration from her personal life, she is determined to reach the next level.
A mystery woman hardwired for success, new teams, an extra Australian event and shattered speed records are all on the cards for season five of SailGP.
Five Australians were involved in the Women’s Premier League final, and the atmosphere was electrifying.
Harmony Crichton has always been able to see what she could be just by looking round the family dinner table. Now she’s hoping to put her special toughness to the test in the NRLW.
In her last race as a teenager, Mollie O’Callaghan gave her main rivals a brutal reminder of how she’s building towards this year’s Paris Olympics.
A Teal tsunami washed Perth Lynx off the court as Southside Flyers took out the WNBL championship on the back of a remarkable performance.
It’s a partnership made in surfing heaven – an eight-time world champ signing one of the biggest deals in Australian women’s sporting history with an iconic Aussie-born company.
Sixteen student athletes making claim against the NCAA after some were forced to share a changing room with transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, writes MATT LAWTON.
Would it be asking too much for commentators to stop carrying on as if Sam Kerr is the female version of a young Nelson Mandela?
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