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From Stanford to the Matildas: Amy Sayer's Long Road Home
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From Stanford to the Matildas: Amy Sayer's Long Road Home

After years of heartbreak and injury, Amy Sayer is making the most of her first major tournament for Australia at the 2026 Women's Asian Cup, with performances that hint at a future star finally arriving.

Young claims fifth major as Aberg's dream crumbles at Sawgrass
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Young claims fifth major as Aberg's dream crumbles at Sawgrass

Cameron Young came from four shots back to win the 2026 Players Championship, holding his nerve with a 4-under final round as overnight leader Ludvig Aberg dramatically unravelled on the back nine at TPC Sawgrass.

Sabalenka finally breaks through at Indian Wells
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Sabalenka finally breaks through at Indian Wells

After two previous final defeats at Indian Wells, Aryna Sabalenka won her first BNP Paribas Open title by saving championship point against Elena Rybakina in a two-and-a-half-hour desert classic.

Eagles Fight Back to Keep Suns from History
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Eagles Fight Back to Keep Suns from History

West Coast's new-look Eagles hung tough against red-hot Gold Coast at Carrara, with debutants including WAFL star Milan Murdock providing glimpses of hope for a rebuilding side.

Hannah Green ends 12-year drought to claim Australian Open
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Hannah Green ends 12-year drought to claim Australian Open

Hannah Green has won the Women's Australian Open in Adelaide, becoming the first Australian to claim the title in 12 years. Green's one-shot victory at Kooyonga Golf Club came just two weeks after winning in Singapore.

Garrick, Fogarty face judiciary scrutiny after Newcastle clash
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Garrick, Fogarty face judiciary scrutiny after Newcastle clash

Centre Reuben Garrick and halfback Jamal Fogarty have been placed on report for separate incidents in Manly's defeat to Newcastle, raising questions about discipline during another disappointing start to the season.

Pendlebury's First Ban Threatens Record Chase
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Pendlebury's First Ban Threatens Record Chase

After 427 games without a suspension, Scott Pendlebury copped a one-match ban for a bump on Adelaide's Josh Worrell. Collingwood must now decide whether to fight the ruling.