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Tennis Australia President resigns to pursue business interests

  • Tennis

Tennis Australia President Steve Healy has announced his decision to step down from the role next month

Healy, who late last year was appointed chief executive of the Australia region and chairman of partners

, will vacate his position on April 10.Vice-president Chris Freeman will take over until the Tennis Australia

I will of course miss Tennis Australia as it has been such a big part of my life."

Tennis Australia has a talented Board and management team in place."

Steve has made an outstanding contribution to Tennis Australia and the sport of tennis," he said."


Australian swimming head coach says FINA "lack courage"

  • Swimming

Australian national swimming team head coach Jacco Verhaeren has slammed the International Swimming Federation (FINA) for their handling of doping cases within the sport.

The 47-year-old Dutchman took over as head coach in 2013, a year after Australia recorded their worst

Olympic medal haul in the pool for 20 years at London 2012.Under his stewardship during Rio 2016, Australia

letter addressed to Maglione also signed by Susan White, the former chief medical officer for Swimming Australia



Matthew eases into PSA Canary Wharf Classic quarter-finals

  • Squash

England's Nick Matthew cruised into the last eight of the Professional Squash Association (PSA) Canary Wharf Classic in London.

Matthew, the tournament's top seed, brushed aside Ryan Cuskelly of Australia at London’s East Wintergarden


Israel shock South Korea in World Baseball Classic opener

  • Baseball and Softball

Israel shocked South Korea 2-1 in the opening match of the 2017 World Baseball Classic at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul today.

Seoul.Cuba and Japan are also due to meet tomorrow in Pool B at the Tokyo Dome.They are joined by China and Australia


South Korea under pressure to deliver at World Baseball Classic, admits coach

  • Baseball and Softball

South Korea manager In-Sik Kim has admitted his team are under pressure to deliver in front of a home crowd as they prepare to take on tournament debutants Israel on the opening day of the World Baseball Classic in Seoul tomorrow.

Australia, China, Cuba and Japan will meet in Pool B at the Tokyo Dome from March 7 to 11, while Pool


Rothfuss seals Para Alpine World Cup title with Japanese giant slalom win

  • Alpine Skiing News

Germany's Andrea Rothfuss continued her superb season by winning the overall women's Para Alpine Skiing World Cup giant slalom standing crown in Hakuba today.

team-mate Anna-Lena Forster, in 1:58.18, and Japan's Momoka Muraoka, in 1:59.48.Mitchell Gourley of Australia


Female pioneers - the battle for gender equality in sport

  • The Big Read

It was perhaps appropriate that Brazil's first Rio 2016 gold medal last summer was won by a woman who had encountered great adversity en-route to Olympic glory. 

cricket at the top level, she proudly led England onto the field for a one day international against Australia



New Zealand beat Australia to win Women's World Rugby Sevens Series event in Las Vegas

  • Rugby Sevens

Sevens Series standings as the Olympic silver medallists won the latest event by beating arch-rivals Australia

Boyd Stadium.The result for the New Zealand side saw them partially avenge their loss at the hands of Australia

Rio de Janeiro last year.New Zealand now lead the race for the overall crown on a total of 56, with Australia

We came second in the Olympics to Australia so to beat them now in two finals this season, in Dubai and

reached the showpiece contest at the event in Las Vegas with a narrow 12-7 win against the US, while Australia

Sevens Series title on home soil and will go up against current overall leaders South Africa, who beat Australia


Gold Coast 2018 calling for participants in Queen’s Baton Relay

  • Gold Coast 2018

Gold Coast 2018 is calling for people to carry the Queen's Baton across Australia in the lead up to next

nominations are now open for Australians to take part.It is claimed a total of 3,800 Batonbearers across Australia

10-years-old as of December 25, 2017, and be an Australian citizen or lawfully entitled to reside in Australia

 "Discovering the communities that the Queen's Baton will visit in Australia is yet another exciting

special opportunity to be a part of an epic Games tradition and I hope as many people as possible in Australia

Planning the Queen’s Baton Relay through the entire Commonwealth and every state and territory of Australia


Egyptian third seed withdraws from Eventis Canary Wharf Classic

  • Non-Olympic Sports

Egypt’s former world number three Omar Mosaad has been forced to withdraw from next week's Eventis Canary Wharf Classic in London due to illness.

home court ©Getty ImagesHome hope Nick Matthew is the number one seed and will face Ryan Cuskelly of Australia


"Official look" and draw takes place for WBSC U12 Baseball World Cup

  • Baseball and Softball

Official branding and groups have been unveiled for the World Baseball and Softball Confederation (WBSC) Under-12 Baseball World Cup taking place in Tainan, Taiwan later this year.

Korea are expected to form their primary opposition along with 2015 bronze medallists Nicaragua, and Australia


Overall leader Haemmerle fails to qualify for finals at FIS Snowboard Cross World Cup

  • Snowboard

Alessandro Hämmerle of Austria's pursuit of the International Ski Federation (FIS) Snowboard Cross World Cup title was dealt a blow today as he failed to qualify for the finals on the opening day of the penultimate event of the season in La Molina.

Alex Pullin of Australia was the top qualifier with a time of 51.67sec, with Austrian racers Markus Schairer

, while Faye Gulini of the United States was third fastest.World Cup leader Belle Brockhoff of Australia

of the top 16 women as she also found it tough out on the course.World Cup leader Belle Brockhoff of Australia