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Bruce McAveny has made some big calls, and some BIG, BIG calls. But – talk about pressure – you wonder if he might have a tinge of regret over the next 48 hours about his excited declaration of Peter Bol’s chances of a gold medal in the 800m event in Tokyo.
American swimming fans have struck again. After the Aussie women’s epic 4x100m medley win over ther USA on the final day of the program Sunday, salty Americans accused Cate Campbell of cheating when she produced a super slick changeover for the final leg.
There have been some unbelievable sights at this Olympics – a giant ball of drones, a 100m track transformed into a spectacular reality TV set and the first shared track and field gold medal in 109 years.
Australian Rohan Browning is seeking to become the first Australian in a 100m Olypmic track final since 1956 at the Tokyo Olympics tonight. But first Browning must navigate the semi-finals.
Emma McKeon won two gold medals on Sunday to go ahead of legends Ian Thorpe and Liesel Jones as Australia’s most decorated Olympian in any sport ever, and equalled a 69-year old record for females at the Olympics.
Losing Aron Baynes might have sent a mild panic attack throughout the Boomers camp when he was ruled out for the rest of the Olympics this week.
Five years ago Rohan Browning was one of four young Aussie boys trying to become the man. Now he’s on the verge of an achievement that no Aussie male sprinter has achieved for 65 years – a place in the 100m Olympic final – and has recorded our country’s fastest-ever 100m in a Games.
The NRL has had a major breakthrough with Queensland Health clearing it to resume play with a triple-header at Suncorp Stadium on Sunday.
Ash Barty and John Peers have won Australia’s first tennis medal since 2004, claiming the bronze medal in mixed doubles after Novak Djokovic withdrew from the contest with injury.
Emma McKeon is one swim away from winning more Olympic swim medals than any other Australian after joining legends Ian Thorpe and Leisel Jones on nine.
Kaylee McKeown and Emily Seebohm finished first and third in the Olympic 200m backstroke final then shared an experience on the podium that demonstrates the incredible spirint within the Dolphins swim team set up. Seebohm, in her fourth Olympics, aasked to present McKeown, in her first, with her gold medal, and in return McKeown invited […]
In spite of the continuing and significant COVID-19 realities presenting themselves in New South Wales, Football Australia has released its domestic match calendar for 2021-22.
Two meetings to look at on Sunday, with my attention at Marburg and Cranbourne.
Friday’s win by Australia over Great Britain is being hailed as one of the Matildas’ greatest ever wins.
With Dane Gagai now confirmed to be leaving the South Sydney Rabbitohs to pursue a three-year deal with the Newcastle Knights, the Rabbitohs will be on the lookout to find a replacement for the experienced NRL and Queensland Maroons centre.
In my previous article I developed a method to rank Test cricket’s most successful captains by team results.
Italian Lamont Marcell Jacobs has claimed the 100m gold medal with a barnstorming run in the final.
The Giants midfielder was stretchered from the field and was seen standing after the game – but the full extent of the injury is still to be determined.
Harry Himmelberg lost count of the time during a set shot that would have reduced the margin to one point near three-quarter time – and was rundown by the defence.
GWS weren’t happy this free kick against Charlie Dixon wasn’t paid.
Jaydn Su’A was placed on report, sparking debate over protecting the halfback.
An insane fly from Lachie Schultz, and a famous win for Freo!
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Logan Martin shelled out $70,000 on a backyard skate park and endured a few neigbourhood disputes along the way, but the unusual strategy paid off with a historic gold medal on Sunday.
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