“Levi Supports Aussie Sevens Sisters for Paris Gold”, In Melbourne, Maddison Levi’s electrifying speed and agility could steal the spotlight in Paris if Australia clinches another Olympic gold in rugby sevens. Levi’s ability to leave defenders in her wake as she dashes towards the try-line might be the standout moment of the tournament.
The 22-year-old Queenslander has been a juggernaut since the Tokyo Games, tearing up try-scoring records in the SVNS world series to help Australia return to the peak of the game.
Levi showcased her prowess yet again last Sunday in Madrid, securing a hat-trick against Olympic hosts France in the global circuit’s inaugural ‘Grand Final.’ Her stellar performance culminated in an astonishing season total of 69 tries, solidifying her status as a standout player in the rugby sevens arena.
Rival coaches will be furiously plotting how to shut her down at Paris where Australia will be among the strongest contenders.
It sounds like she thrives under pressure and values the support of her team. Facing challenges head-on and relying on her team’s strength seems to be her approach to overcoming obstacles.
Levi’s versatility across different sports is impressive! Transitioning from Australian Rules football to rugby sevens showcases not only his athletic ability but also his adaptability and willingness to explore new opportunities. It must have been quite an experience for him to compete at such high levels in different sports.
She was a surprise pick for the Tokyo Olympics squad at the age of 19 but Australia’s title defence ended in the quarter-finals.
Levi and her talented kid sister Teagan were instrumental in the team’s rebound in the following year to Commonwealth Games gold in Birmingham and the rugby sevens World Cup title.
