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6 days ago |
sportingnews.com | Sayantan Guha
Leo Lombard didn’t just mark his AFL debut with a goal, he delivered what might be the most heartwarming moment of the season. The Gold Coast Suns academy graduate lit up Heritage Bank Stadium midway through the second quarter against Fremantle, pouncing on a loose ball and kicking truly. But it was what followed that had fans, teammates, and commentators grinning from ear to ear.
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6 days ago |
sportingnews.com | Sayantan Guha
AFL boss Andrew Dillon has defended the league’s latest executive shake-up, insisting there’s no personal motive behind the decision to restructure key leadership roles, including the demotion of Laura Kane and the upcoming departure of inclusion lead Tanya Hosch. Kane, who had been overseeing several core football operations, will no longer handle those responsibilities after her position was split.
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6 days ago |
sportingnews.com | Sayantan Guha
Five-time AFL premiership star Dermott Brereton has backed 20-year-old key forward Archer May to become a “brute” of the modern game, comparing his potential to that of Geelong icon Tom Hawkins. May, who was recruited by Essendon with Pick 6 in the AFL mid-season draft, is the son of Brereton’s long-time partner Julie. While the Bombers got in early, Brereton admitted he thought Collingwood would snap him up, and even May's family were bracing for black and white. “We were rapt.
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6 days ago |
sportingnews.com | Sayantan Guha
Abbey Holmes signed off from Channel 7 with a tearful goodbye on Friday night, marking her final Friday night footy appearance before becoming a first-time mother. The 34-year-old, who is expecting a baby boy with husband Keegan Brooksby in June, was visibly moved by the on-air tribute after Collingwood’s win over Hawthorn at the MCG. Holmes, a former AFLW player and fan-favourite panellist, had been working deep into her third trimester, insisting she felt energised and focused.
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6 days ago |
sportingnews.com | Sayantan Guha
Dragons fans were on their feet Friday night as 21-year-old Loko Pasifiki Tonga powered over for his first NRL try, helping St George Illawarra to a commanding 20-6 victory over the Knights at Jubilee Stadium. Tonga’s barnstorming effort came midway through the first half, capping off a dominant passage of play from the Red V.
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