For the second time in less than a week, Cleveland Browns fans showered quarterback Deshaun Watson with praise and positive chants as he guided his team
The Mesa Solar Sox roster for 2026 includes some high-profile names. Arjun Nimmala will get some more time in after he was acquired by the Angels back in August from the Blue Jays.
Collingwood’s Jordan De Goey is set to be in the trade spotlight over the coming weeks, after list manager Justin Leppitsch didn’t shut down De Goey’s name in trade discussions. The free agency window opened today, with AFL journalist Jon Ralph unpacking which clubs could use his services if he was to leave the Magpies. […]
Australia is facing a prolonged flu season which could be exacerbated by a spike in interstate travel due to the school holidays and the AFL Grand Final.
Newly minted Collingwood superstar Lachie Neale admits leaving Brisbane ‘still doesn’t feel real’ as he donned the black and white stripes for the first time.
Football fever has delivered plenty of friendly rivalry at Clarence Estate Residential and Home Care, with residents putting their tipping skills to the test throughout the season.
Max Kennedy couldn’t find the casual clothes he wanted to wear before a game of football or basketball, so he decided to design his own. The 14-year-old Torquay resident has turned a secondary school project into his own clothing label, Kenerz. Max designed the label’s T-shirts, hoodies, track pants, shorts and socks himself and launched [...] Read More... The post Torquay teen turns school project into his own clothing label appeared first on Surf Coast Times .
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