A good screamer should have the footballer hang on the back of another player and have some courage while grabbing the ball.
Sport
Touchdowns are flying International
‘Our fans in Germany, Mexico and the UK can look forward to seeing some of the most iconic names and biggest stars in the League’
Time to Unmute Women’s Sport
Female athletes make up 40% of participants in sport, yet receive only 4% of all sports news coverage. These athletes deserve better.
The price of gold
Has the success of the Russian Olympic figure skating team come at the expense of young skaters’ health and wellbeing?
Life in the fast lane
Sprint guru Roger Fabri coaches many famous NRL players and he has had a very brilliant career
A couple of metres from death
How a split-second decision saved the life of Chilean rally driving pro Juan Ramón Sepúlveda.
The beat-up: pro-fighters v the influencers
It is all for publicity, but boxing is now getting popular for all the wrong reasons.
Borroloola to Sydney: Shay Evans
In November 2018, Shay Evans was announced as a Sydney FC player for the upcoming 2018/19 W-League season. Few knew who she was, or her story, other than being a graduate of the John Moriarty Football program.
The South African rugby team: heroes or villains of #RWC2019?
By Oliver Brett In early November South Africa defeated England by 32 – 12 with a bruising and dominant performance that saw them deservedly become world champions for the third time. They produced their most complete performance in their most important fixture, physically and emotionally peaking at the optimum point of their four year cycle. […]
The Balmoral Burn – so much more than a physical challenge!
By Rob Nyffenegger A phone interview with Paul Francis, Founder and Executive Chairman of Humpty Dumpty Foundation – the Balmoral Burn that appeared on the Radio Gaga show on the 24th of May. The Balmoral Burn is now in its 19th year and each year, multitudes of participants of all ages take on the 420m […]