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Borlase bounces to Paris

Isobel Borlase in action during an Olympic qualifying game against Serbia in February. (Supplied)
Charlotte Martin

Ceduna’s Ross and Yvonne Borlase are now the proud grandparents of an Olympic-level athlete as their 19-year-old granddaughter Isobel Borlase […]

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