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Tayah Takes on Japan: A Rising Star’s Next Big Step

At just 15 years old, Tayah Morato is about to take her game international. After a standout first year with All Nations Rugby Union , Tayah has been selected to travel with the U16 team to Japan this September (17–30, 2025) —a massive step in her journey as a young athlete. Her rugby journey so far has already taken her across Queensland: Brisbane Tour – October 2024, U16s Japan Tour – September 17–30, 2025, U16s Brisbane Tour – October 23–26, 2025, U16s Balancing s

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Rising Star: Tayah Louise Morato Joins TFC’s Elite Athlete Program

At just 15, Tayah Morato is emerging as one of Far North Queensland’s brightest dual-code talents, excelling in both rugby league and rugby union. From Wanders Junior Rugby to state and regional teams, her journey reflects dedication and passion. A proud participant in The Female Co’s First Nations and Elite Athletes Programs, Tayah continues to chase her dream of becoming an elite athlete — inspiring young women across the North.

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Mikaylee “Miki” Martin: Putting in the One Percenters

At just 14, Mikaylee “Miki” Martin has become one of Cairns’ most dedicated young basketballers. With multiple state and national appearances, her journey reflects grit, discipline, and passion. A proud member of The Female Co’s Emerging Athlete Program, Miki continues to grow on and off the court — driven by big dreams of representing Queensland again and one day earning a U.S. college basketball scholarship.

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A young athlete wearing a maroon “Queensland School Sport Championships” shirt sits cross-legged on a blue exercise mat, eyes closed, with one hand on her chest and the other on her stomach, practicing mindful breathing. A blue foam roller lies beside her, and a sports field with benches is visible in the background.

Elizabeth Simiona: From Setback to Comeback

At 16, Elizabeth “Liz” Simiona has proven that setbacks can spark comebacks. After tearing her meniscus in 2024, the rising netballer fought through rehab with determination and support from The Female Co team to earn her spot on the U16 Flames. From Pythons Gold to Peninsula and now Flames, Liz’s journey is a story of resilience, gratitude, and ambition — with dreams of representing the Firebirds, Diamonds, and Cook Islands.

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An athletic woman in a maroon Queensland sports singlet and black shorts stands on a wooden box wearing white socks, preparing for a fitness test. A coach beside her, dressed in a black and orange TFC uniform, holds a device and observes. A camera or sensor on a tripod is positioned in front of them, with benches and grassy sports grounds in the background.

Ciarn MacBride: Far North Queensland’s Dual-Sport Phenom on the Rise

At just 17, Ciarn MacBride is one of Far North Queensland’s brightest sporting talents, excelling in both netball and rugby league. From local roots to state, national, and international representation, she’s proving what dedication and opportunity can achieve. A graduate of The Female Co’s High-Performance Trial Program, Ciarn continues to inspire as she balances two elite sports with passion, resilience, and gratitude.

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