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Speaker 1: Welcome to The Rap, a weekly podcast about women's sports

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Speaker 1: news and the big stories. Every episode will cover what's

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Speaker 1: happened over the weekend, a favorite story, and what to

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Speaker 1: watch in the coming week. My name is Chloe Dalton.

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Speaker 1: I'm an Olympic gold medalist in rugby sepens and an

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Speaker 1: AFLW player. I'm joined by my co host, Millie Dawson.

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Speaker 1: Milli is an athlete manager who works with some of

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Speaker 1: Australia's top female athletes.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back to the Rap. It is me, Millie. Chloe

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Speaker 2: you texting me? It's Chloe. Is Chloe vesting me?

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Speaker 3: That's producer Bailey is looking at me like, why didn't

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Speaker 3: you turn your sound off on your phone? Again? Here

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Speaker 3: we are, I'm turning it off. It is me a

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Speaker 3: flying solo again. As some of you may have seen

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Speaker 3: last week on social media, Chloe unfortunately had to announce

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Speaker 3: that she broke her cheekbone when playing in Townsville last

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Speaker 3: weekend with the team.

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Speaker 2: Pretty gut wrenching to be honest.

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Speaker 3: She had to get thirderie last week where she got

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Speaker 3: multiple plates put into her face and unfortunately means that

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Speaker 3: she has been ruled out of the Tokyo Games due

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Speaker 3: to the recovery period with this injury.

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Speaker 2: It's pretty damn gut wrenching, and I'm probably gonna have

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Speaker 3: Back the tears and talking about this because I know

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Speaker 3: how much Chloe has gone through over the last two

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Speaker 3: years kind of making her way back into sevens and

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Speaker 3: she had a back injury as well where she had surgery,

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Speaker 3: and it's just, you know, it's very full on for

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Speaker 3: elite athletes. And I know Chloe said it really well

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Speaker 3: in her caption, she said, well can be so beautiful

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Speaker 3: yet brutal at the same time. Yeah, and seeing it,

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Speaker 3: It really gives you a new perspective on how tough

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Speaker 3: it is to be an elite athlete, the hours and

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Speaker 3: hours and hours that it goes into it, and it

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Speaker 3: can come down to whether or not someone has missed

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Speaker 3: selection for a team or for a sport, or whether

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Speaker 3: It's really really gut wrenching for so many athletes at

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Speaker 3: elite athletes and what they put into working on their craft,

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Speaker 3: but there is still so much to celebrate this week

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Speaker 3: in women's sports, so let's take a look around the grounds.

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Speaker 3: In golf, twenty year old Steph Kiriaku has claimed her

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Speaker 3: second Ladies European Tour crown in the Netherlands. Her eighteen

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Speaker 3: her final round playing partner Finland's Sna Newtonen, with Scotland's

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Speaker 3: Kylie Henry coming in third place. In at rugby union,

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Speaker 3: the SUPERW competition has wrapped up and the New South

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Speaker 3: Wales war Tars have won their fourth straight Super W

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Speaker 3: championship following a forty five to twelve triumph over the

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Speaker 3: Queensland Reds in the final played in KOs Harbor over

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Speaker 2: The Waratars are yet to.

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Speaker 3: Lose a SUPERW match since the competition began in twenty eighteen,

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Speaker 3: which is wild. In the final over the weekend, winger

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Speaker 3: Margo Vella was very impressive with two tries and fly

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Speaker 3: half Arabella mackenzie was named player of the match, having

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Speaker 2: So incredible job to the Tars.

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Speaker 3: In athletics, we talked about Nicola McDermott a little while

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Speaker 3: Nick Nikola and I'm really really excited to watch her

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Speaker 3: bit of Olympic Games updates. This has been a huge,

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Speaker 3: named their entire team that is headed to Tokyo, with

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Speaker 3: to think that after the games have been postponed for

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Speaker 3: some incredible news and if you follow us on Instagram,

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Speaker 3: you know that we love stats at the Female Athlete Project,

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Speaker 3: a record number of female athletes two hundred and fifty

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Speaker 3: four to be precise, will wear the Green and gold

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Speaker 3: In tennis, the Australian Olympic Committee has named Australia's biggest

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Speaker 3: twenty sixteen. Sam Stoza will be the first Australian ten

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Speaker 3: Barty will make her Olympic debut and will be the

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Speaker 3: tennis at the Olympic Games. Stoza and Barty will join

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Speaker 3: Ellen Perez in the women's doubles. In soccer, the Matilda's

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Speaker 3: team has also been named for Tokyo. Captained by Sam Kerr.

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Speaker 3: The Matilda's squad boasts twelve returning real Olympians for their

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Speaker 3: in Tokyo. Softball is making its return to Olympic Games

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Speaker 3: after twelve or thirteen years off the schedule. Last played

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Speaker 3: at the two thousand and eight Games. The Aussie Spirits

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Speaker 3: named their fifteen women's squad on Thursday. Is obviously a

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Speaker 3: Our softball players were actually the first Aussies athletes to

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Speaker 2: In archery, Alice.

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Speaker 3: Ingley will be competing in her second Olympic Games in

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Speaker 3: the women's singles, and she'll also be in the Olympic

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Speaker 3: the AOC has named its biggest gymnastics team since Tokyo

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Speaker 3: AOC has announced the final athletics team headed to Tokyo,

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Speaker 3: This will actually be the biggest ever overseas athletics team

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Speaker 3: I'm really excited to watch athletics in artistics summing, the

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Speaker 3: AOC has selected Rayna Buckle to join the eight person

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Speaker 3: In equestrian at Duena, Toops Alexander, Jamie Kermond and Katie

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Speaker 3: Alexander will compete in her fourth Olympic Games, whilst Kermond

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Speaker 3: and Laurie will make their Olympic debuts in Tokyo. Onto

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Speaker 3: Rugby seven's, the twelve side team have been named, including

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Speaker 3: Reo Olympians Charlotte Kazlick, Evannia Palite, Emma Tondegado and co

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Speaker 3: captains Shani Williams and Shannon Perry, returning for their second

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Speaker 3: Olympic Games. Tia Hines and Maddie Levi will also be

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Speaker 3: interesting fact, the women's team has an average age of

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Speaker 3: gold medal status. Onto skateboarding. Last week I talked about

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Speaker 3: choosing onto Golf Rio, Olympian Minji Lee has been selected

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Speaker 3: Green ranked fifteenth. Lee finished seventh at Rio in twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 3: Green has produced four top ten finishes on the LPGA

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Speaker 3: the Women's PGA Championship in twenty nineteen. In judo, Katharina

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Speaker 3: Haka and Efa Coglan have been named in the Australian

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Speaker 3: judo team heading to Tokyo. Judo founded in Japan, The

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Speaker 3: judo made its Olympic debut in nineteen sixty four. Re

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Speaker 3: Olympian Haker returns for her second Olympic Games, competing in

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Speaker 3: first ever medalist on the International Judo Federation Grand Slam

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Speaker 2: And finally in triathlon.

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Speaker 3: Australia is the only country to secure the maximum six

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Speaker 3: quota spots for Tokyo. The team includes Ashley Gentle Emma

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Speaker 3: Jefcoat and Jazz HedgeLand. They'll all be competing in the

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Speaker 2: Wow, what a massive week.

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Speaker 3: Congratulations to all those incredible female athletes on being selected

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Speaker 3: Now let's take a look at what to watch this week.

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Speaker 3: In tennis, Wimbledon continues this week, heading into quarters and semifinals.

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Speaker 3: You can watch it live on nine NOW and nine

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Speaker 3: GM or stream it ad free on stan Sport. And

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Speaker 3: in netball, we head into round ten of the sun

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Speaker 3: Corp Super Netball with only a few more rounds left

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Speaker 3: to go in the season. It'll be fighting for the

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Speaker 3: top four spots before heading into finals. Currently, the New

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Speaker 3: South Wales Swifts and the Sunshine Coast Lightning are tied

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Speaker 3: in first place. And that's the wrap. Thank you so

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Speaker 3: much for joining me again on the wrap. If you've

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Speaker 3: held on for this long listening to my voice. Another

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Speaker 3: incredible week of women's sport, and I'll catch you next.

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Speaker 2: Week for another week of women's sports. Twos by