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Lavey sets sights on gold at Tokyo

OLYMPIC basketballer Tessa Lavey has traded the yellow and black for green and gold as she prepares to try claim her first Olympic gold medal. The 28-year-old guard is in the USA with the 12-squad Australian Opals team before they head to Tokyo for the Covid-struck, year-long delayed Olympics. The games will be the Swan […]

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