Our SA Heroes take on Tokyo
Our South Australian Rhythmic community has helped shape the journeys of two of Australia’s newest Olympians. Emily Abbot (24) and Alannah Mathews (22) are a part of Australia’s historical first ever Rhythmic Gymnastics Group heading to Tokyo.
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