Wishing for more wins through the Super W finals

Sophie ScanlonApril 18, 2024

The women’s Waratahs made it through the regular season unbeaten – now they want that winning streak to continue in the Super W finals.

First up for the side – and its Hunter stars – a semi against the A-C-T.

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Sophie ScanlonApril 18, 2024

Sophie Scanlon

Originally from Toronto, Sophie studied at Charles Sturt University Bathurst before starting her journalism career with NBN News in 2020, broadcasting in New England and North West. Making the move to the Central Coast, Sophie began to report on sport - covering the Mariners 2022/23 A League winning season. Returning home to the Hunter, Sophie is now a NBN Sports Presenter and News Reporter.

Wishing for more wins through the Super W finals

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