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Can't catch Clarke: How growing up on a farm helped her hit peak form on the field

Farm work and backyard drills helped the 18-year-old winger score three tries in Orange City’s 31-15 win over Dubbo Roos.

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Lilly Clarke credits her dad's unique sheep ramp sprints for her strength. Learn how this unconventional training led to her three-try haul for Orange City.

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Can't catch Clarke: How growing up on a farm helped her hit peak form on the field

Lilly Clarke credits her dad's unique sheep ramp sprints for her strength. Learn how this unconventional training led to her three-try haul for Orange City.

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dailyliberal.com.au broke the news on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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