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A new state-of-the-art basketball training facility, The Lab, has opened in Mulgrave, quickly gaining attention across the Hawkesbury region. Designed to support athletes of all ages, The Lab provides a space to develop skills and build connections. Its welcoming, community-focused atmosphere encourages every athlete to reach their full potential. Founded
Paige Raddatz is racing toward her F1 dreams after a strong debut in India, showing determination and skill on the international stage.
Bligh Park FC’s Under 15 Division 1 Girls team have pulled off a remarkable achievement, sealing both the competition title and the Grand Final win in their first year at the top division.
A strong community foundation and standout on-field results drive another successful season.
Mrs. B’s lifelong passion keeps Poppets Netball Club thriving more than 50 years after she founded it.
At the end of the day, community sport is strongest when the community itself is in charge.
HDAA plans to demolish the Clarendon dressage arenas despite Equestrian NSW’s offer to take over. Council paused demolition but can’t force talks, leaving the future of this long-standing equestrian hub in the hands of State Government.
Motocross is not for the faint-hearted — it demands physical stamina, technical skill, and mental resilience — but for Ashley, it’s the thrill, camaraderie, and personal challenge that keeps her coming back.
The roar of engines, the spray of the Hawkesbury River, and the cheers from the banks!
Despite weeks of wet weather and disrupted training, Hawkesbury’s young track and field stars posted outstanding results at the Sydney West Schools Athletics Championships, held 6–7 August at Sydney Olympic Park. Many of the athletes — products of the Kurrajong-Bilpin Little Athletics program and now training under Wests Athletics
This event Brings two Big Weekends to Sydney – With Strong Hawkesbury Contingent
In a region more often associated with historic homesteads, horse studs, and orchards, golf has quietly carved out a proud legacy in the Hawkesbury. Today it’s recognised not only as a picturesque place to play but as a national stage for championship tournaments and a community hub for generations
Early risers in the Hawkesbury know that Saturday mornings at Ham Common Bicentenary Park mean one thing - parkrun.
Local Students Shine on International Stage at US Open Martial Arts Tournament Windsor’s own Destiny Martial Arts Australia® has made waves on the international stage, with five of its students proudly representing Australia at the prestigious US Open Martial Arts Tournament in Orlando, Florida. Since taking over the Windsor-based
“It feels amazing to represent Australia, especially considering we train in a small local church hall in Windsor that doesn’t even have space for a full competition set-up”
A former Kurrajong-Bilpin Little Athletics champion is now just one throw away from the world podium — and the whole Hawkesbury is behind her.
Eighteen Kurrajong-Bilpin athletes have represented Australia. One has been to the Olympics, several have competed at both the World Championships and Oceania Championships.
Team work, trust and dedication have driven the team to victory.
Hawkesbury local Jeff Ferrara has helped lead New South Wales to an historic sweep in the 2025 Australian Broomball Championships, bringing home three national titles in a sport that’s fast, fierce — and still largely flying under the radar. Ferrara, a long-time resident of the Hawkesbury, President of Broomball Australia,
As the Hawkesbury City Netball Association celebrates more than 50 years of competition, community, and athleticism, the spotlight shines not only on its rich history, but also on the next generation of talent keeping the tradition alive — players like Olivia Myers. The 18-year-old A Grade competitor from Londonderry Netball Club
Cricket in the Hawkesbury region is more than just a summer pastime — it’s a sporting tradition that stretches back well over a century. From dusty paddocks to well-manicured ovals, generations of cricketers have picked up bat and ball in the Hawkesbury, forging not just a strong sporting culture, but
Hawkesbury javelin star Lianna Davidson is aiming high and has set her sights on not one but two Olympic qualifiers.