SPORT

current trend, women's sports will soon be on par, even taking their sports to a level no one has ever seen in this lifetime. This week let's look and acknowledge the hard work of our local women who are taking their talent to showcase for the world.

Kim Carrol

Although retired from the international scene, Kim was undoubtedly one of, if not the most talented soccer player to wear a green and gold jumper. She had a flare and could score goals from anywhere. She is one of the most natural players her generation has seen. This 2023 Women's World Cup wouldn't be possible without Kim's hard work in those early years.

Kimberly Hunt

A sporting prodigy at a young age, Kimmy was destined to make the big time. After an injury kept her sidelined for some time, 2023 saw her signing a new NRLW contract with the Parramatta Eels.

Essay Banu

A Rugby League World Cup representative, Essay made headlines when she posted a video of her playing footy that went viral to the United States of America. After returning home from the UK, she was among the first players the North Queensland NRLW franchise signed. A talent that keeps on getting better.

Romy Teitzel

Coming from a rugby league family is sometimes hard to follow, but Romy is making sure her own path will lead her to greatness. Already a State of Origin player with Queensland, Teitzel will lead the next wave of superstars of women in sports.

Sari Ericson

When the new stars come in the next few years, shining amongst the greats of sports, I want you to remember the name, Sari Ericson. One of the most gifted talents to come out of the Cassowary Coast Region in the last few years, Sari has been plying her trade in the North's most prestigious Sporting School, Kirwan State High School. Whilst attending, she has also been selected for the North Queensland Team and plays local footy for Centrals. When the game goes to the next level, be assured Sari will be leading that next wave.