Brad Cox-Goodyer has virtually done it all in Tassie footy, but kicking goals for 24 hours isn’t one. Hear from two Launceston identities on why they’re attempting an ‘unofficial’ world record this weekend for charity.
A Hurricanes player has revealed how he was happy to park the ego and play a support role for devastating hitter Mitch Owen, as the title-winning players mingled with Launceston fans on Tuesday. SEE THE PICTURES HERE.
She may be deaf, but that hasn’t stopped Launceston livewire Frankie Mountney chasing her cricket dreams. Her inspiring story was recognised with an award at the sport’s night of nights.
Tasmania JackJumpers championship mentor Scott Roth has made the shocking claim despite his successful record. Now though, with a title defence all but over, we break down the next big decisions for the club.
Launceston’s brand new tennis facilities are being showcased to the world through a new junior tournament. And the return of the Launceston international isn’t far off in a big month for Tasmanian tennis.
Classy Tasmania batter Rachel Trenaman revealed she nearly quit cricket before she ended two years of cruel injuries in style in the Tigers’ WNCL win on Saturday. Hear from her on her road back.
He torched NSW with nine three pointers, but Tasmania’s coach has been most impressed by national representative Nash Walker’s selflessness at the under-20 nationals. See how you can watch a live stream of games.
The JackJumpers’ fading finals hopes could receive a big boost with a key star on track to make an early injury return.
COMMENT: From the Hurricanes imports to the Jackies coach, it doesn’t take long for ‘outsiders’ to fall in love with Tassie. And it’s a big reason why the state keeps winning trophies.
They’ve re-signed a number of big names, and another Hurricanes star has given every indication he wants to follow suit after Monday’s big win.
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