Millie Boyle is a small town country girl who has successfully worked her way into stardom on the International stage for both Rugby Union and Rugby League.

Millie opens up about her serious neck injury she obtained whilst playing sport and how understanding her own mental health has been an important part of the rehabilitation and recovery process.

She shares with us her recent endeavours into starting up with Stellar Experiences on the Gold Coast; an exciting and inclusive space for young people with disabilities to have opportunities and experiences without limitations. 

Millie's success in sport is a true testament to her dedicated work ethic as well as the supportive tight knit family in which she comes from. Her passion and love for everything she is involved in makes Millie such an amazing role model for young females both on and off the field.

Francine Pehi finished 3rd in her respective age category at the Reebok CrossFit Games in 2015.

A selfless and loving mother to three children and two grandchildren, Fran shares the journey of her own upbringing from small town Tokoroa, NZ to her life in Australia and what it means to be a Mother and Grandmother.

Through heartache and loss Fran gives insight and her own perspectives on how important whanau and understanding her cultural roots now is for her. Of all the Women, Fran is one of the most energetic, genuine and warm-hearted people you could meet.

Cobie Jane Morgan is another multi-International sportswoman whose career stemmed as a Touch Football star from the Northern Beaches of New Souths Wales, Australia. 

Heavily influenced and supported in sport through the guidance of her family, Cobie Jane also shares the importance of juggling education and careers whilst maintaining her involvement in sport as a female.

Cobie Jane was amongst the first Women in Australia to turn professional for Rugby Sevens. Hear of her contribution to the team and the sacrifices and commitments the Women needed to make as individuals and as a team.

Now seeing out a career as a teacher for Marsden State High School in Brisbane, Cobie Jane shares her hopes and dreams for the young females coming through their sporting excellence program.

Tallisha Harden is a multi-International representative in Volleyball, Rugby Union and Rugby Sevens. 

Learn about her life in lessons from growing up as a young kid in Woodridge, Brisbane to her dedication and drive to graduate from the University of Queensland as a speech pathologist.

Tallisha shares her journey as an indigenous Australian woman in her community today. She gives personal perspectives on the importance of positive relationships, mental health and wellbeing and why genuine hard work has been the best advice she can pass on to our younger generations.

Hear from founder and director, Kirby Sefo. Learn about the origins of Subbed and how her journey through life and sport have planted the seed into creating a place and space for young females in our community.

Subbed podcast shares the untold and genuine stories of pioneering sportswomen who have gone before us. Subbed touches base with some of our current elite sportswomen who continue to build legacies and pave the way for our future.