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Australian Olympian Dani Stevens is set to compete in her fourth Olympic Games, and more determined than ever to medal. Mary Konstantopoulos spoke to Stevens.
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If you take a look at Jenna O’Hea’s Instagram account, you will see a photo of her holding her ticket to Tokyo.
O’Hea is one of 12 women recently named as part of the Australian Opals squad to compete at Tokyo. The reason I mention this photo is because O’Hea’s face perfectly encapsulates how she is feeling about her selection.
“That face definitely showed what I was feeling inside,” said O’Hea.
The 2021 Tokyo Olympics are certainly going to be different.
In a ‘Playbook’ released by the Organising Committee in April this year, specific rules were set out for all athletes who will compete at the Games. Amongst other things, athletes will be required to wear a mask at all times, even when standing on the dais, athletes have also been warned about singing, cheering and celebrating with their team mates and will unfortunately be unable to access spectator areas to watch other sports.
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Boxer Skye Nicolson qualified for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. Official Siren Collaborator Mary Konstantopoulos spoke to her about the very long wait to compete.
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If you asked Chantelle McTeare to describe herself, she uses words like quiet, shy and timid.
But when McTeare becomes Shazza McKenzie in the ring, it becomes a completely different ball game.
McTeare discovered wrestling when she was 15 years old. Her boyfriend at the time had an interest in the sport.
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Before I introduce you all to artistic swimmer Amie Thompson, I want to set the record straight on two frequently asked questions.
First of all it’s artistic swimming. Not synchronised swimming. The proposed name change from synchronised to artistic swimming was passed in 2017 at the International Swimming Federation Congress in July 2017.
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Like many other talented sportswomen, Becchara Palmer grew up playing a variety of sports.
Palmer was so good at sport that she went to a sporting high school. During her high school years, the South Australia Sports Institute paid the school a visit and Palmer participated in their talent identification program.
At just 17 years old, Brielle Cooper’s name was added to the history books when she became the youngest IronWoman to win a Nutri-Grain Iron series.
Incredibly, Cooper only made her debut the previous year and went from placing 18th in her first year to winning just one year later.
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The Australian women’s national wheelchair basketball team, also known as the Gliders, has a rich history of competing in international competition.
Since the Gliders began competing at the Paralympics in 1992, the team has won three silver medals and one bronze medal.
