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Today in Sport & Play 1 AFLW preliminary finals double-header costs just $20 for both games AFL.com.au, 3h ago 2 Collingwood captain Darcy Moore sends video to bushland rescue teen 7NEWS, 5h ago 3 Shadhavar wins Orr Stakes as unbeaten run continues 7NEWS, 6h ago
North Melbourne plays Sydney at 1:05pm, Melbourne faces Carlton at 4:05pm, both at Ikon Park.

A 17-year-old boy rescued after six days stranded in dense bushland received an emotional video message from his football hero.

Shadhavar won the Group 1 Orr Stakes at $7 odds, staying undefeated at 1400 metres.

England won the Wheelchair World Cup final 50-38, becoming the first nation to win three times.

A nationwide US flight grounding on Friday forced college football games to reschedule and teams to charter buses or delay travel.

Latrell Mitchell ruled out of World Cup final with illness; James Tedesco will likely replace him.

Sports Central ran workshops for Ballarat clubs. The workshops created inclusive environments for women. They also trained male allies as advocates.

Sydney defeated an injury-hit Geelong 50-47 in a thrilling AFLW semi-final, earning their first semi-final victory.

Wallaroos captain Siokapesi Palu called out Rugby Australia. The organization refused to share contracts and disputed health insurance protections.

South Sydney met with Sam Walker in Brisbane to pursue the premiership halfback after contract talks with the Roosters spectacularly unravelled.

Memphis routed New Orleans 142-111 with 10 players scoring double digits, matching an NBA record.

Nathan Cleary says his injury recovery has been unpredictable and painful, unlike anything he has faced before.

David Warner alleges that Hazlewood, Starc and Lyon were not interviewed by Cricket Australia in its 2018 probe into the ball-tampering scandal.

Josh Giddey recorded his first triple-double of the season as Chicago beat Atlanta 125-117 in overtime.

Sam Konstas scored his third century of the summer to push his bid for selection in Australia's first Test against New Zealand.

Sariah Paki chases another three-peat as Australia's Jillaroos face New Zealand in Sunday's World Cup final.

Fresh investigation into alleged abuse of an NRL official could increase his existing two-game ban.

The Hunter horse racing event will honour apprentice jockey Izzy Neale with a dedicated race after her death.

Queensland defeated competition-leading Tasmania decisively, with four of their bowlers ranked in the Shield's top 10 wicket-takers.

Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono was suspended for 12 matches. This came after a collision that killed Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel.

Khawaja claimed all 2018 Test players knew of the tampering plot. Cummins denied it. Warner disagreed.

Reijnders scored three goals in the Netherlands' dominant 7-0 Nations League victory.

Twenty-year-old netballer Paiyton Noonan has joined North Warrnambool Eagles. She reunites with coach Elisha Sobey. Sobey coached Noonan at Merrivale.

Gary Kavanagh, voted Hume Netball Association's 2026 coach of year, is stepping down to be more involved in his children's sports.

The 33-year-old Bayern Munich striker marked his 126th cap with a 92nd international goal in a 2-1 Nations League win.

Geelong invests AFLW soft cap money in childcare and parents' room, keeping coaches in the game.

Taylor Smith moved from Brisbane Lions to Sydney Swans to challenge herself and is posting career-high disposals and marks in her new role.

Garcia and Wilson, both 21, rejected rival clubs' interest to sign multi-year St Kilda extensions.

Hawks AFLW player Laura Stone abandoned her pink headband ritual and old routines but has excelled in her breakout 2026 season.

Workplace experts question the Swans' review. Can it examine club executives? Or will it only investigate players involved in sexual assault allegations?
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