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Legends in line to coach Maroons as Bennett bows out

Wayne Bennett (centre) could eventually be replaced by Cameron Smith (left) or Billy Slater. Rugby League by Travis Meyn Premium Content Subscriber only The Maroons have devised a radical plan to replace departing coach Wayne Bennett which could see Origin legends Cameron Smith or Billy Slater take the reins of Queensland. The 71-year-old supercoach has opted to focus on his NRL commitments with South Sydney ahead of what is his final season in charge of the Rabbitohs. Former North Queensland Cowboys coach Paul Green is favourite to replace Bennett as Maroons coach for the 2021 Origin series, which will revert back to its traditional mid-year slot.

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Buddy Ugle-Hagan or Jamarra Goodes?

Buddy Ugle-Hagan or Jamarra Goodes? A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size The 2020 AFL carnival of AFL was benighted by the lockdown and cancellation of junior and second-tier footy in the eastern states, robbing the footy-loving public of a large proportion of the ever-increasingly popular pre-draft speculation and analysis of potential AFL talent. In particular, the eventual number one draft pick, Jamarra Ugle-Hagan, was denied the opportunity to showcase his immense talent against his peers as over a thousand prospects around the country endeavoured to put their names forward to be drafted.

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The Week That Was: Shymanovich, Toussaint Break World Records, Russia Gets Flag Banned From 2021, 2022 Olympics

The Week That Was: Shymanovich, Toussaint Break World Records, Russia Gets Flag Banned From 2021, 2022 Olympics
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Blackburn and Baumann named to Coach Development Taskforce

Michael Blackburn © Australian Sailing Team The Australian Sailing Team s National Lead Coach Michael Blackburn and Australian Sailing Director Alex Baumann have been named to the Australian Institute of Sport s latest national taskforce, one aimed at making Australia the world leader in modern high performance coaching development before the end of the decade. The National High Performance Coach Development Taskforce will combine the expertise of the AIS, National Institute Network (NIN) and National Sporting Organisations (NSOs). Reigning AIS Coach of the year Blackburn did not have to think too hard when asked to be involved. It is an honour to be able to play a role in the reinvigoration of high-performance coaching in Australia, said Blackburn at the announcement.

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Annie s record-breaking reward provides timely lift

Premium Content Subscriber only STATE recordbreaker Annie McGuire had an added reason to be satisfied with her latest athletic achievement. Apart from being a massive personal best, McGuire s under-20 long jump feat provided a timely reward for her dedication - especially due to COVID-enforced training challenges. The Ipswich-based competitor set the Queensland record of 6.49m at the recent Benita Willis meet at QSAC. The 19-year-old also jumped 6.52m but that was ruled wind assisted. Those outstanding efforts smashed her previous best leap of 6.39m two weeks earlier after her best jump was 6.30m last season. The incredible improvement came after she recently finished her second year Bachelor of Psychological Science studies course at Griffith University.

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