Podcast appearances and mentions of shannon parry

WRP 150 - The Green & Gold Queen. This week, one of the sport's true "greats" retired from the game in style. A Wallaroo for no less than 13 years, Shannon Parry said goodbye against Fiji at the weekend, so we had to get her on the pod! The legend talks about bowing out, watched on by her family, the match itself but also her emotions around the occasion. We take the gold medal Olympian back to when she started the game, why she started the game; there is also chats about all those World Cups & the Olympics....where does she keep her medal!! And a fascinating personal story of how previous Olympian inspired to the gold. Shannon speaks of the incredible growth she has seen in her 13 years and what legacy she hopes she has left from a personal perspective. There is a full review of round 17 of the Premier XVs, with big significant wins for some of the top four sides. And, as ever, there is all the rest of the news from around the world including Africa Cup (wait til you hear about the crowds!!), Oceania Championship, Elite 1 in France & Asia Rugby Championship.@podwomensrugby womesnrugbypod@gmail.com Coming soon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Season 4 Episode 33 of the Pick & Drive Rugby Podcast!We are the People's Podcast, providing a platform for rugby lovers to come together and support the game that's played in heaven. HOW GOOD IS RUGBY! The Wallaroos delivered a fitting finale to Shannon Parry's career while the Waratahs came away comfortable victors over the Fiji Drua. Obviously, other teams played in Super Rugby Pacific Round 13 as well. I guess we spoke about them too...Follow us on Discord, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter - Get Involved!Contribute to the pod at: https://ko-fi.com/pickanddriverugbyJoin Discord: https://discord.gg/4BVAq4Z5T9 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Pick_DriveRugby/

Sean Maloney, Stephen Hoiles, and Morgan Turinui recap the latest round of Super Rugby from inside a Wallaroos gym session. The boys chat with retiring Australian Rugby royalty in Shannon Parry, as well as, upcoming superstar Layne Morgan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Tokyo Olympics are only 1 day away and we spoke with reining Olympic Gold medalist and Rugby Sevens star, Shannon Parry.

Simon Head, Jacob Landsmeer, KG Cunningham, Mark Bickley, Mick Godden, Warren Tredrea, Chris Davies, David King, Shannon Parry, Corey 'Homicide' Williams, Bharat Sundaresan, Terry McAuliffe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Aussie Sevens co-captain Shannon Parry joins Fox Sports Rugby journo Christy Doran, recapping a perfect Sydney Sevens tournament for both of Australia's teams. Host: Phil Prior

Shannon Parry co captained the Australian womens rugby 7's team to an Olympic gold medal. We chat about living the Olympic dream and playing a bigger game.

Shannon and Fiona headed out to the Narrabeen headquarters of the Australian Rugby Sevens program to chat with gold medallists Shannon Parry and Alicia Quirk with head coach Tim Walsh. They found out about the values that have driven the team to success over the past three years, what they got up to in Rio and who’s the brains trust of the team. Shannon and Alicia told of how they first got into rugby and what it was like heading into that gold medal match and in the aftermath. Plus, they all try to figure out what the keys to Brisbane city will open for Shannon. Shannon Parry is the co-captain of the women’s sevens side. She has played for Australia in 15s and Sevens and was a member of the Wallaroos 2010 and 2014 Women's Rugby World Cup sides - captaining the side in 2014. She was named in World Rugby’s team of the season following the 2015-16 series. Alicia Quirk was a touch football Australian representative before being recruited to the rugby sevens program. She played every minute at the Rio Olympics and is listed as the fittest member of the Australia squad. Tim Walsh is a former rugby player who played with the Queensland Reds and in England and Italy. He took on the women’s sevens coaching role in 2013. Walsh has won 81 out of 96 World Series games over three seasons at a winning percentage of 84 per cent.

Fresh from winning Gold in Rio, Australia's Womens Sevens co-captain Shannon Parry calls in to Brisbane Live