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Premium Content Subscriber only FOR an Ipswich sportsman who needed both hips replaced, Mark Sharrad can honestly say he has scaled incredible heights. Hiking 7.5km up Mt Everest with his partner Leanne for 19 days proved that. It was awesome - the reward at the end of it to see Everest base camp, Sharrad said. Given Sharrad had his hips replaced four years ago, his epic 2019 climb highlighted the tenacity of the former Ipswich Jets footballer and Wests A-Grade hockey goalkeeper. He savoured the challenge of having to adjust to the demands of high altitude conditions. Brothers cricketer Mark Sharrad celebrates his achievement climbing Mt Everest. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only WHEN you score a masterful l78 at this stage of your career, you can t be batting too badly. That is especially the case when you have to deal with arthritis and are captain of a talented young side that needs an experienced hand to guide them. Ipswich Hornets Second Grade captain Nick De Giusti is doing just that in this year s Allan Pettigrew Shield competition. De Giusti s fine 249 ball knock against Redlands at Wellington Point last weekend left him understandably sore after holding the team s innings together. It was pretty good. I come in when the team sort of needed it, he said, batting at number four and having wickets fall around him. ....
Zacâs unbeaten ton sets up perfect start for WestMAC West Moreton Anglican College cricketers have continued where they left off. Pictured is a previous premiership-winning team enjoying their historic achievement in the TAS 1sts competition. The team s success came in the college s 25th year. Cricket 1st Feb 2021 11:15 AM THE West Moreton Anglican College TAS sporting year could not have started any better than with a swashbuckling 130 not out from opening batsmen Zac Fisher. The year 11 WestMAC student propelled the defending premiers to a commanding 153-run win against St Paul s School (153) on Saturday. Talented West Moreton Anglican College cricketer Zac Fisher scored an unbeaten century, batting through the innings. ....