the [female] athlete project Chloe Dalton

Australian Rugby Union player Eva Karpani debuted for the Wallaroos in 2019 and hasn't looked back.



Growing up in Adelaide, Eva took a leap of faith to move states in her pursuit of becoming the best player she could be. In 2023, she was rewarded for that determination, being named the Wallaroo's Player of the Year.



Eva represented Australia at the 2021 Rugby World Cup and is a crucial member of the current Wallaroos squad with their sights set on qualifying for the 2025 Rugby World Cup.



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A weekly podcast covering women’s sport news. Taking a look around the grounds: The women’s state of origin has broken tv and attendance records, Rose Davies has broken the Australian record for the 5000 metres just months out from the Paris games and Australia will host the 2026 Football Asian Cup!




For the key story, we’ll chat about the WNBA's investigations into a sponsorship deal offering $100K to every Las Vegas Aces player.



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At the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Emma McKeon became Australia’s most successful Olympian of all time.



Her 11 Olympic medals overall broke the previous Australian record of nine from Ian Thorpe and Leisel Jones over the course of their careers.



A failed attempt to qualify for the London 2012 Olympics was one of many moments where Emma chose to walk away from the sport, but it was her Olympic goal that always drew her back. Sport and the Olympics is a moment in time that unites people and creates such a strong community for the athletes. 



This series is presented by Nike, championing athletes like Emma, listening to athlete’s needs and supporting them throughout all their journeys. 



A true honour to sit down and chat with Emma to learn more about her journey through self-criticism, doubt and overwhelming pressure to becoming the most decorated Olympian in our countries’ history.  



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A weekly podcast covering women’s sport news. Taking a look around the grounds: 200,000 people are needed to fill in the bloody big survey, football icon lydia williams retires from the matildas AND the wnba is heading to toronto!



For the key story we’ll chat about an absolute debacle in the super netball game between the Giants and the Lightning.



Fill out the bloody big survey:https://www.sharethedignity.org.au/end-period-poverty/bloody-big-survey-2024



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Australian Waterpolo player Holly Young (nee Lincoln-Smith) made her first international appearance in 2009 at the FINA World League Super Finals.



She went on to represent her country at two Olympics, bringing home a bronze medal from London 2012.



Holly has had an incredible career, but it was her achievements and battles outside of the pool that have shaped who she is today. She gave birth to two beautiful kids, before receiving a breast cancer diagnosis.



After years away from the sport, after recovering from cancer, Holly made the courageous decision to get back in the pool, and put her body on the line once again.



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A weekly podcast covering women’s sport news. Taking a look around the grounds: Sydney FC claim their fifth A-league title, Australia qualify for olympic 3x3 basketball for the first time, and Liz Ellis has been appointed to a director position on the Netball Australia board. 



For the key story we’ll chat about the disparity in the number of spots for male and female surfers on the WSL. 



Buy our kids book The A to Z of Who I Could Be, or book for adults GIRLS DON’T PLAY SPORT. www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shop



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