Above: Sally James speaks to the press on her return to Canberra. Image: Canberra United. By Ryan Miller-Woods (10/11/24). When Sally James was announced as Antoni Jagarinec’s first signing as Canberra United Head Coach for the upcoming A-League Women’s season back in August, returning where it all began for her in the league, it wasContinue reading “Sally James hoping to bring back experience to Canberra United”
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Robers and Anton outline reasons for optimism at Canberra
Above: Robers in her new colors. Image: Canberra United By Ryan Miller-Woods (9/10/24). The new A-League Women campaign is approaching for Canberra United. After a turbulent and challenging off-season, Liz Anton and Emma Robers, two key members of the club’s new look squad reflected on preparations. Robers begun her chat with the media by highlightingContinue reading “Robers and Anton outline reasons for optimism at Canberra”
Sydney FC signs “One of Australia’s finest footballers” in Kyah Simon
Above: Kyah Simon poses in front of the Harbour Bridge in her new colours. Image: Sydney FC. By Genevieve Henry (27/9/24). Sydney FC has bolstered their attack with the huge signing of Matildas player Kyah Simon. Simon will bring over 100 international caps as well as 120 A-League women games, over half of which wereContinue reading “Sydney FC signs “One of Australia’s finest footballers” in Kyah Simon”
Tanika Lala: Next-gen star from Kalgoorlie reaching for the stars
By Genevieve Henry (28/8/24) Above: Tanika Lala (burgundy shirt) bursts through for Fremantle City at Perth SC this season. Photo supplied to Impetus by: Rob Lizzi. One of the best young attacking prospects not just in Western Australia, but in all of the country, Tanika Lala has been lighting up the NPLW WA season withContinue reading “Tanika Lala: Next-gen star from Kalgoorlie reaching for the stars”
The Next Level for Ellie Carpenter
Above: Ellie Carpenter and Sam Kerr celebrate Carpenter’s goal. Photo: Kris Goman for Impetus. By Genevieve Henry (25/7/24). Going to her third Olympics at just age 24, Ellie Carpenter is often considered one of the world’s best players. Her speed, tenacity, and drive set her apart from most. But, as good as she already is,Continue reading “The Next Level for Ellie Carpenter”
Olympics Preview: Zambia
Above: The Copper Queens are on their way to weaving more magic at the Olympics. Photo: FAZ. by Genevieve Henry (20/7/24). In the past few years, Zambia have become one the most exciting teams in women’s football, drawing eyes from all over the world to witness their meteoric rise. Although they are the lowest-ranked teamContinue reading “Olympics Preview: Zambia”
Olympics Preview: Germany
Above: Germany are looking to threaten once more on the international stage. Photo: German Women’s National Team. by Genevieve Henry (18/7/24) Germany are a giant of women’s football; always hungry, dangerous, and ready to win. However, this Olympics, they may be even more formidable as they aim to get over their early World Cup exitContinue reading “Olympics Preview: Germany”
Sydney FC sign Brianna Edwards
By Genevieve Henry (18/7/24). Sydney FC have completed the signing of New Zealand international keeper Brianna Edwards. The reigning champions have bolstered their strength between the sticks, as the ‘Save of the Year’ winner will fight for a spot in the starting lineup, with star keeper Jada Whyman still in negotiations with the club. EdwardsContinue reading “Sydney FC sign Brianna Edwards”
Sydney signs 17-year old NPL NSW star Amber Luchtmeijer
Above: Amber Luchtmeijer signs for the Sky Blues. Image: Sydney FC. By Genevieve Henry (12/7/24). The reigning A-League Women champions Sydney FC have bolstered their attacking line ahead of the 2024-25 season with the signing of 17-year old Amber Luchtmeijer. “I’m super excited and overjoyed to be joining Sydney FC.” The young striker currently leadsContinue reading “Sydney signs 17-year old NPL NSW star Amber Luchtmeijer”
Gustavsson: “The one thing this team knows is that we can beat any team”
Above: Tony Gustavsson speaking to the press. Image: Football Australia. By Genevieve Henry (12/7/24). Matildas head coach Tony Gustavsson spoke to the media today, sharing his thoughts of Australia’s hard work and mentality ahead of their Olympic warm-up match against Canada. “It’s been intense. Very intense.” In preparation for the heat, the team has beenContinue reading “Gustavsson: “The one thing this team knows is that we can beat any team” “
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