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Busy Abby's extra reason to be proud of Qld selection - Vimarsana News

Busy Abby's extra reason to be proud of Qld selection

Premium Content Subscriber only BEING one of six Hancocks players in line for Queensland Country duty, Abby Eleison was glowing with pride. The fearless defender has been chosen for the first time to represent Queensland at the Australian Country Championships in Albany from August 7-14. She was selected along with Hancocks teammate Natalie Davison. Long-serving Hancocks and Ipswich A-Grade captain Sara Rogers was added as a shadow player with Wests talent Jess Wilkinson also on standby. Hancocks trio Sam Morgan, Jay Pavitt and Jackson Willie were chosen in the Queensland Country men's s...

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Sara's deserved national reward after NRL, AFL experience - Vimarsana News

Sara's deserved national reward after NRL, AFL experience

Premium Content Subscriber only CELEBRATING her first national success as head coach, Sara Rogers also has a better understanding of what the NRL and AFL teams are enduring during COVID restrictions. After initially fearing the Queensland under-18 women would miss the latest Australian hockey tournament in Tasmania, Rogers oversaw the team's unbeaten performance. Queensland won the gold medal match against Victoria after sudden death shootouts. That was Queensland's sixth victory to go with a 0-0 draw with NSW in the qualifying rounds. But just to get to Launceston to contest the champio...

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Norths lethal warning: Firepower to get even better - Vimarsana News

Norths lethal warning: Firepower to get even better

Premium Content Subscriber only AFTER the Norths juggernaut clicked up a gear and rolled to another huge victory, the warning was clear. The Norths Devils will only get better in this year's Ipswich A-Grade hockey competition. Sunday night's 7-1 victory over Easts came after the Devils surrendered the first goal. "We probably needed a goal against us to start with just to wake up,'' coach Steve Profke said. With only four training sessions under their belt, last year's grand final runners-up displayed plenty of firepower with Profke's sons Zac (four) and Riley (two) dominating the goal f...

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