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Why 'a sense of relief' is reverberating through lower division clubs (opens the original)
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There will be plenty of questions about the long-term future of NTFA's lower division clubs, but the outlook, for now, is looking brighter. The NTFA released the results from its much-talked-about survey and despite initial fears that it was signalling forced club mergers, the association has ultimately decided to keep the competition structure as is for 2027. Evandale president Anthony Axton said it would have been tough to adjust plans if changes were announced at this stage, so it is welcome
'Flagship' school footy comp cut short. Here's why its future is uncertain (opens the original)
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For 17 years, the Tassie Hawks Cup has given high school footballers the chance to claim statewide bragging rights on one of the country's best surfaces. The Tassie Hawks Cup has been held over Tuesday and Wednesday at UTAS Stadium, bringing together the girls and boys premiers of the North, North-West, and South's high school competitions. Despite Hawthorn's partnership with the state government ending after the 2027 season, the decision has been made to end the cup this year. "We've been asked
'Pretty demeaning': flag-winning coach tells all on confusing departure (opens the original)
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A premiership coach has sensationally parted ways with his club after a player-led "revolt" made the situation untenable. Nathan Lowe is no longer at the helm of East Coast after a tumultuous month in which a small group of players approaching the club board asking for Lowe to be removed. It also led to board members resigning over the situation. He believed the majority of the board wanted to keep him but a group of largely local players did not, leading to three weeks of mixed messaging. "I'd
Hamish knocked off his biggest achievement, then it was cruelly cut short (opens the original)
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A "long-time" dream for Hamish McKenzie came at the last minute but it was a dream that did not quite get to reach its full potential. McKenzie embarked on his first Grand Tour, cycling's equivalent of a tennis Grand Slam or golf major, in the form of La Vuelta. But as McKenzie said, "the sport is so cruel" and one of the best moments in his young career was cut short by a stage 12 crash on September 3, leaving him with a fractured hip and pelvis. "It's definitely been a tough one. Making my fir
Reflecting, having a beer while watching the 'old boys' now on Jade's agenda (opens the original)
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It must have been tempting to go one more season after losing back-to-back grand finals, but for Jade Selby, the hunger to go again has run out. Perth went from a middle-of-the-road club to a premiership contender in Selby's four-season stint as head coach, achieving a winning percentage in excess of 75 per cent. But after reflecting on the grand final loss to Bridport with his "right-hand man" and senior assistant Matt Eiszele, they decided the time was right to step away despite having a year
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