Tyler Welch
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Luke comes from a family of champions. This is how he's following their footsteps (opens the original)
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The Wollongong mid-distance and long-distance racer started his running career at a young age, winning cross country carnivals for Wollongong High School of the Performing Arts in 2017 and 2018. But when he won a NSW state title in the 7.5 kilometres in 2023, he was just the third in his family to do so. "From a very young age, they were taking me for runs and to local club events," Hince said. Hince's parents, Lorraine Davis and Brendan Hince, both won athletics state titles in the 1990s. Davis
Wollongong's hopes: meet the four locals chasing Commonwealth gold in Glasgow (opens the original)
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The top athletic talent in the nation is headed to Glasgow, Scotland for the 2026 Commonwealth Games. A total of 257 athletes are making the journey, four of whom were born and raised in Wollongong. At the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, Australia narrowly triumphed over the home country, England, winning 67 gold and 179 total medals to England's 58 gold and 176 total medals. The green and gold also came home with the most golds and a first-place finish when the Commonwealth Games were he
Local gridiron stars set for trans-Tasman clash this Saturday (opens the original)
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Aidan Giusti's only experience playing American football a year ago was on his video game console. But just a year after joining the Wollongong Mustangs, the 17-year-old is travelling to Auckland, New Zealand to play linebacker for the U18 Australian national team. "What got me into it at first was video games like Madden and College Football," Giusti said. "I saw my local club, the Wollongong Mustangs, post about a game day, and that's what got me into deciding I wanted to play." Giusti is one
Meet the 'powerhouse' teen born with one arm who stunned national selectors (opens the original)
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If you ask 14-year-old Maleia Jones about her athletic career, she'll tell you she's the same as everyone else. In doing so, she'd be underselling herself. After playing rugby league as a child, Jones decided to try rugby sevens. Her first attempt playing the sport, she accidentally tried out for a rep team for the NSW State Cup. She made the team, played her first match in Mudgee at the NSW Rugby Youth 7s State Championships in October 2025 and was promptly recruited to the Illawarra Academy of
Guts, glory and the 'triple dog': Inside North Gong's wild hot dog eating challenge (opens the original)
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Nothing screams American pride like the overconsumption of hot dogs. On Saturday, Wollongong natives got a taste of it at Josh's World Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest at the North Wollongong Hotel. The hotel hosted its first annual hot dog eating competition on Saturday, July 4, mirroring the competition held in the United States. July 4 is Independence Day in the US, with this year marking the 250th anniversary of the signing of the American Declaration of Independence. Americans celebrate with f
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