Posts: women in sport

It is natural for some fatigue to linger into 2021 following an eventful 2020 and as we await the vaccine roll out. However, as we start the new work year (wherever ‘work’ may be for us in the current pandemic), it is a great time to start building new habits to help us remain healthy, energised and motivated throughout 2021.

All of us at Workplace Law want to congratulate Sydney FC’s W-League Captain, Teresa Polias on playing in her 150th game for the Sky Blues in a fantastic 2-0 win against the Western Sydney Wanderers. Not only is Teresa an amazing player, she is also a wonderful leader - humble but also determined, hardworking, competitive and loyal. Teresa also shows other athletes that, while challenging at times, it is possible to ‘do it all’ by playing professional sport and building a successful career off the field.

We are delighted to announce two new athletes joining Workplace Law’s Female Champions program.

The Aussie Sevens girls have entered the final few weeks of Olympic preparation for this year. The information we have received so far from the International and Australian Olympic Committees says that they are feeling very confident about the games going ahead in Tokyo in 2021.

Workplace Law is pleased to announce a new addition to our Female Champions program, in Emily Jones. Emily is a super talented Esports athlete and will be driving for Workplace Law Racing in the upcoming 2019 Gfinity and V8 Supercars Eseries.

Our very own women’s rugby 7s team the Southern Districts Rebelettes are featured on Inside Sports “Women’s Game” website. Please take the time to read about the journey of these inspiring female athletes.