Matildas defender Clare Polkinghorne will retire from international football, ending a career spanning almost two decades.
A global hunt is under way, but calls have been issued for Football Australia to search closer to home for its next leader.
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Matildas veteran Clare Polkinghorne announces retirement after career spanning almost two decadesClare Polkinghorne will call time on a career spanning almost two decades when she takes the field against Brazil in December ...
There were signs nearly 30 years ago that suggested “this little flash of red hair hacking all these boys down” would become ...
Matildas veteran Clare Polkinghorne has announced her record-breaking international career will come to an end in November.
The Matildas will play a first-ever fixture on the Gold Coast when they host powerhouse Brazil later this year as the team ...
This season, all Madera Unified high schools have added girl's flag football teams. The sport is growing in popularity across ...
Matildas defender Clare Polkinghorne is ... Polkinghorne played for Swedish club Vittsjö GIK, National Women's Soccer League teams Portland Thorns and Houston Dash, and Norwegian club Avaldnses ...
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The Matildas were promised a statue to honour their World Cup heroics. They didn't get one - and what they received instead has fans seeing redMatildas have been immortalised at Suncorp Stadium Team was promised a statue after captivating World ... year's FIFA Women's ...
It has taken 18 years and 167 caps in the gold jersey for Polkinghorne to call time on a glittering Matildas career, one in which she became the team’s most-capped player. Hopkins – who now ...
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