Unique discussions featuring top-tier athletes
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“A lot of it had to do with progression … Growing up Arnold didn’t have role models to follow (but she has said it is special to see different women), like herself, excelling in sport. What many didn’t realise at the time was that Matildas goalkeeper, Mackenzie Arnold, was role modelling sports inclusion for young women and girls living with deafness and hearing loss. From surfer Aussie sport and betting hub Bethany Hamilton to footballers Mackenzie Arnold and Carson Pickett, many disabled women are making their mark in the sport they love. Telaya Blacksmith made her Paralympic debut last year on the track — but she also loves playing Aussie Rules. Having already underlined her serious Paralympic credentials (it is Blacksmith’s other love), Aussie Rules, that could tempt her away from the track.
- Occasionally — the ability to turn your focus on and off like that can be quite empowering.
- For a teenager participating in her first Games, her performance was encouraging, highlighting her potential on a global level.
- During the 2023 season (the NRL recorded ten knee injuries that ended players’ seasons), while nine ACL tears were reported among AFL players.
- Have you had a particularly satisfying experience as an official that you would like to share with our audience?
- “We’ve witnessed a real shift (not just in performance), but in national relevance.
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“So, not needing it for your own self-worth or feeling that people love you, but wanting it. “My goal coming into this was to finish. I’m very pleased with myself and happy I didn’t come last so that’s the main thing. And he was happy to share that he did not enjoy the experience, calling it “probably one of the worst things” he had done. As we stress during our media training courses (journalists love the unexpected), unique angles and fresh perspectives. One of the best stories of the Olympics came after the event had ended.
At 27, Noémie Fox achieved gold in the first women’s kayak cross event during her Olympic debut. This accomplishment made her the inaugural athlete in Olympic history to win both canoe and kayak events in a single Games. The passion for rivers (particularly natural ones), is central to this. Now 69 (Mary Hanna), who debuted at the Atlanta Olympics 28 years ago, is aiming for her seventh Olympic appearance in Paris. She achieved a silver medal in the Women’s 400m Freestyle S9, finishing seventh in the 200m individual medley SM9 and ninth in the Women’s 100m Freestyle S9.
I’ve mentioned multiple times that our athletes are like reality TV stars in real life,” she remarked. Meares expressed admiration for how athletes presented themselves while experiencing the highs and lows of competition. Meares disclosed that throughout the Games (she has been brought to tears several times), especially due to the performances of Australia’s female competitors. It’s challenging at times to articulate, so I’ll let the professionals handle it,” she said. After a moving video that emphasized the gold medal achievements of the nation at Paris 2024 (Australia’s Chef de Mission), Anna Meares, was filled with emotion as it introduced her segment on Nine’s Today.

- So, we know that officials are sometimes concerned about dealing with difficult stakeholders.
- “Sometimes (you just look at it and think), ‘I truly have no idea how to tackle this’.” Let’s hope that doesn’t occur in Paris, where Oceana will be competing in her second Olympics.
- He was willing to admit that he did not find the experience enjoyable — referring to it as “probably one of the worst things” he had ever done.
- “Much of it was related to progression…”
- Ultra runner Ali Young has conquered some of the world’s most extreme races, including becoming the only British woman to finish the gruelling 153-mile Spartathlon three times.
- They often mentioned that it was during my involvement in the game.
You see it lot in — in AFL, in cricket, in basketball, they have made huge adaptations, right. A particular not even just within Australia (but in a lot of sports across the world), they have adapted to make sure that it’s not just the adult version that’s being played by someone who’s at the age of seven. But also there’s been a lot of modifications to the way that (particularly junior sport), exists and plays itself out. So I mean, you see this like in soccer, for example, a lot of the complex rules that take place, you know, Barcelona. Oftentimes they would say its when I was involved in the game. So that’s basically, yeah, that’s what I viewed but I’m sure there was a lot of a lot happening, from the coach’s perspective as well.