Emma Greenwood
Sports Journalist at News Corp
Sports journo for News Corp. Lover of all things sport, Olympics geek. Opinions my own.
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2 weeks ago |
codesports.com.au | Emma Greenwood
Her three-year stint in Super Netball marked her as one of the most exciting and prolific shooters of her generation, yet , turning out instead in New Zealand’s ANZ Premiership for the Mystics. But with the future of New Zealand’s league shrouded in mystery after Sky signed just a one-year deal for a reduced 2025 season, Wallam will again be a free agent at the end of the year.
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1 month ago |
codesports.com.au | Emma Greenwood
One of the world’s most savvy defenders says height is not the only answer to Super Netball’s towering shooting threats and a collective mindset is the key to overcoming the likes of incoming stars Mary Cholhok and Grace Nweke. West Coast Fever defender Fran Williams, who is the England captain and regarded as one of the most intelligent players in the game, knows a pinpoint feed to the 201cm Cholhok or 193cm Nweke will beat most one-on-one defence.
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2 months ago |
dailytelegraph.com.au | Lachlan McKirdy |Emma Greenwood
Don't miss out on the headlines from Hockey. Followed categories will be added to My News. After taking charge for his first two matches with the team in Sydney this week for the FIH Pro League – a tournament that the Australians won in 2023-24 — Hager admitted he still has a lot to learn as a coach. They lost their first game to Spain, but bounced back with an impressive 4-2 win over reigning Olympic champions, the Netherlands.
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2 months ago |
codesports.com.au | Emma Greenwood
Australia’s hockey teams have gained a measure of revenge six months after their Paris pain, with the Kookaburras and Hockeyroos beating their Olympic conquerors in the FIH Pro League in Sydney. While the next gen Kookaburras sprung a major surprise, beating world no.1 the Netherlands 4-2, the Hockeyroos needed a shootout to take the extra point against China after the teams were locked at 2-2 at full-time.
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2 months ago |
codesports.com.au | Emma Greenwood
She’s won on the prestigious LPGA tour but there’s little that would excite Sydney product Grace Kim more than snaring the Karrie Webb Cup on home soil next month. Kim, 24, will headline the Australian WPGA Championship at Sanctuary Cove on the Gold Coast next month, where she will attempt to honour her golfing idol by winning her first professional title in Australia. “She’s been a big (influence),” the Avondale Golf Club product said. “I think that’s hard to beat.
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