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Linda Pearce

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As seen in: MSN Australia, MSN UK, The Guardian, News.com.au, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, Traveller, The Age and
2023 Harry Gordon Aus Sports Journalist of the Year. Was: @agesport. @codesportsau. 50+ slams, Olympics, Comm Games, etc. Liv’s mum. ❤️💙
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Giants Super Netball team set for big takeover

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By Linda Pearce Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Linda Pearce Football clubs have officially cut ties with Super Netball with the licence for the Giants-branded Super Netball team in Sydney set to be taken over by the Sports Entertainment Group. Headed by Craig Hutchison, the company is expected to announce it has added the Giants to its Super Netball stable alongside the Melbourne Mavericks. SEG, which also owns multiple basketball franchises under the SEN Teams banner, has acquired the national competition's eighth licence from Netball NSW.
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Giants Super Netball team set for big takeover

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By Linda Pearce Verified
| The West Sport Show
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‘It’s tough to accept’: Roland Garros men's draw turned upside down with the world No.1 crashing out

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By Linda Pearce Verified
| The First Serve
The conditions on Court Philippe Chatrier were warm “but not crazy warm,’’ Jannik Sinner told a packed media conference at Roland Garros after the reddest of hot favourites melted in the Paris heat. His opening round match was at night against French wildcard Clement Tabur but although it was late it was “not crazy late”, Sinner recalled of a finish around 10pm after just over two hours on court in the relative cool of Tuesday evening. This, though, was crazy unexpected. Crazy dramatic, too.
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