Amanda Lulham
Sports Reporter at Perth Now
Journalist at The Daily Telegraph
sport journalist _ lover of all things on and in the water, surfing, sailing, cycling, triathlon, ironman, kayaking, netball, rugby, footy etc
Articles
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1 month ago |
dailytelegraph.com.au | Amanda Lulham
Don't miss out on the headlines from Local Sport. Followed categories will be added to My News. Going into the fourth round only three clubs have yet to record a loss - Gordon, Manly and Warringah after unexpected early losses by both pre-season favourites Eastern Suburbs and Sydney UniWhoever wins the battle of the beaches between Warringah and Manly will remain undefeated this season.
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1 month ago |
codesports.com.au | Amanda Lulham
Country stars, sons of guns, a Sevens speedster and standouts from the battle with Eddie Jones’ Japanese U23 side make up the touring Australian U20s about to tackle the best young talent in world rugby in a crucial tournament ahead of the World Cup later this year. NSW players - including Australian Sevens loan Sid Harvey from country NSW - dominate the 31-strong squad named on Thursday but the club boasting the second highest representation is likely to surprise.
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2 months ago |
dailytelegraph.com.au | Amanda Lulham
Don't miss out on the headlines from Local Sport. Followed categories will be added to My News. When Cyclone Alfred postponed their first game against the Reds U18s last weekend, the Waratahs didn't have to look far for some top quality opposition to train against.
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2 months ago |
codesports.com.au | Amanda Lulham
SportDon't miss out on the headlines from Sport. Followed categories will be added to My News. They have had the mail over their rivals in Queenland for the past three years but now the Waratahs U18s have enlisted some unusual help to keep their winning run in intact this weekendWhen Cyclone Alfred postponed their first game against the Reds U18s last weekend, the Waratahs didn't have to look far for some top quality opposition to train against.
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Mar 9, 2025 |
codesports.com.au | Amanda Lulham |Nick Tucker
Queensland were architects of their own demise in a disappointing 43-19 loss against the Crusaders on Sunday. After last year breaking a 25-year drought winning in Christchurch, the Reds failed to earn their way forward enough and were impatient in the seven tries to three defeat. It led to a 12-0 deficit within the first 20 minutes and an unassailable 36-14 deficit with 27 minutes left.
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There’s smiles, grimaces, joy, pain and passion captured in these photos from an assortment of early season 1st Colts rugby matches. Picture special and big match-ups to watch for #rugby https://t.co/E4CWv8QjfR
The Waratahs have their eye on these young guns so its no surprise they are ripping it up in 1st Colts rugby. Teens turning heads, club with a target on its back in Rd 5 talking points #rugby https://t.co/7g81lvKRMf
The Waratahs have their eye on these young guns so its no surprise they are ripping it up in 1st Colts rugby. Teens turning heads, club with a target on its back in Rd 5 talking points #rugby https://t.co/lyrwKrH5vg