It’s called the Matildas bounce – the surge of women spurred on by last year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup frenzy, who are signing up to join a soccer team.
As delays in finding a suitable bidder for Canberra's A-League Men's team continue, there are fears the club's women's side might be caught in the crossfire.
The future of Canberra United in the A-League Women's competition beyond this season is in serious doubt as Capital Football struggles with the rising cost of running the team.
Matildas veteran Michelle Heyman has stepped up in Olympic qualifiers against Uzbekistan and is adamant she can keep pushing to snare a prized ticket to Paris.
The Brisbane Blaze have reclaimed the women's Hockey One crown and denied the Canberra Chill a home title in an exciting encounter at the National Hockey Centre in Lyneham on Sunday.
In less than a week, an array of water polo teams and athletes from around the country, each representing their state, will be competing against each other for the ultimate title - National State Champions right here in the ACT.
Canberra teenage sensation Cameron Myers has smashed a long-standing age record over 1500m in his first ever Diamond League race, running a Paris 2024 Olympic qualifying time.
A huge weekend of ice hockey in the capital has seen the Caribou CBR Brave secure back-to-back wins, six points and top spot in the AIHL at the halfway mark of the season, reports Sean O'Connor.
Canberra’s young female athletes have been chosen to represent the capital on the national stage and will begin their official training next July.
Three ACT netballers – Alice Henman, Sophia Martinussen, and Hayley...
In a massive upset over the dominant NSW and WA state teams, Hockey ACT’s U21 Men’s team have come home victorious with a gold medal win against WA at the 2023 Hockey Australia Indoor Championships in Brisbane.
After the opening games of the weekend were affected by Auckland’s weather, the Canberra Cavalry were victorious in both Sunday games against the Auckland Tuatara.
Referees in the ACT will be able to participate in development programs and will have their pay increased as part of reforms put in place by Capital Football.
Capital Football have announced Ivan Slavich will become their new CEO, taking over the role following a transition period with the current Interim CEO until December.
The Canberra Chill are hoping for a “loud and proud” home crowd tonight for their match against Melbourne in the second round of the Hockey One competition.
