Women from Tasocs United ” including Scarborough’s Jan Metzger and Woodlands resident Laurine Baggott ” will join the 8800 competitors who will converge on Geelong for the Australian Masters Games.
One of the country’s largest multi-sporting events, the Games include everything from athletics, cycling and golf to ultimate frisbee for those over 30.
Baggott, who is coaching the team to deliver military-style precision, said the big numbers would not intimidate them, with the group gunning for top spot.
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READ NOW‘I always aim to win,’ she said.
‘Some people say the Masters Games shouldn’t be competitive and that it should just be about fun, but I don’t believe in that. I’m always aiming to be the best I can.’