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North Sydney Bears Chairman Daniel Dickson says the NRL's 18th franchise could potentially play a home game or two at North Sydney Oval or Allianz Stadium, but is adamant it must be succesful across the country.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The KOKO Show we get our Swoopy back from his impromptu golfing trips to make the group whole again as we break down a wonderful week that was in the world of rugby. The lads came together to run a fine tooth comb through the Super Rugby W Final that saw the Tahs tackle the Reds at North Sydney Oval, to make it back to back chips in 2024 and 25. Plus, we go large on round 9 of the Superb Rugby Pacific, highlighting the Brumbies big win over the Reds, the Tahs toppling the challenging Chiefs and the Crusaders taking their rightful place back on top of the Super ladder. Moreover, the boys go full business mode as they tackle all the hard hitting topics in a saucy smattering of Other Rugby News. However, the highlight of Episode 17 has to be our very special guest, all the way from the fortified walls of Edinburgh Castle with his new Whiskey in hand and donning a gorgeously snug pair of togs, it is Scotland's South African chunky chappy Mr Pierre Schoeman. We discuss everything from the state of rugby north of the wall, what it was like growing up in South Africa and now proudly playing for Scotland and finally his delicious little side business he shares with teammate and friend Duhan van der Merwe. So sit back, relax and hook up your IV drip full of Hirundine Whiskey and just let those mellow smokey notes of four flogs trying to make a rugby pod fill your gills with glee. Because it is time for episode 17 of Kick Offs and Kick Ons. TIMESTAMPS:00:00 - Start of the show02:24 - Introduce the show 05:25 - KOKO Learnings 09:57 - Other Rugby News 16:49 - Rugby Round-up - Super W Final Review 18:57 - Wallaroos chat heading into Pac-4 and RWC20:56 - Australian Super teams heading for winning records in 202521:54 - REDS V BRUMBIES 23:26 - Squeak and Gits blow up26:45 - WARATAHS V CHIEFS - BEST TRY EVER!31:09 - Gits is sleeping with mouth tape now 32:04 - Super Rugby halfway check in 35:02 - Introduce Pierre Schoeman 38:13 - Pierre and Duhan have a Whiskey company 40:05 - Pierre shows us his swimming trunks 44:02 - How did Pierre end up in Scotland 46:11 - The style of rugby in Edinburgh 48:00 - What is it like playing the Springboks BUY YOUR KOKO MERCHANDISE AND STAY TUNED FOR EVENTS - www.kickoffsandkickons.comMake sure you follow us on all socials:INSTA: @kickoffskickonsTWITTER/X: @kickoffskickonsYOUTUBE: @kickoffsandkickonsTIKTOK: @kickoffskickonsIf you do want to talk about sponsorship or anything business related then please do get in touch with us info@shtn.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Australian captain Alyssa Healy is back from a knee injury and ready to don the gloves and lead her side into the Women's Ashes series. The multi-format series gets underway on Sunday with the first ODI at North Sydney Oval. How will the teams line up? How will Australia approach the series? Hear from the Australian captain herself on Summer Grandstand. 

This week: We're at North Sydney Oval! Knight calls for more support for Afghanistan women's team in exile Team news ahead of the first Ashes ODI 2 contrasting approaches to Ashes training

Kenyan athlete Brimin Misoi and Ethiopian star Workenesh Gurmesa ran the fastest ever marathons in Australia in the Sydney Marathon this morning. A record field of 25,000 runners hit the streets from 6am, and after starting at North Sydney Oval, crossed Sydney Harbour Bridge and then wound through the city and eastern suburbs before finishing at the Opera House. The Sydney marathon is entering its final year as a candidate to join the six biggest marathons - New York, Tokyo, Boston, Berlin, London and Chicago - and providing it meets the assessment criteria again on Sunday, a green light is expected in weeks. Bill Woods chats with Sydney Marathon Race Director, Wayne Larden about all of the record breaking action.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Polly is joined by Deebs to review the Round 1 win over the Pies. The upcoming clash against the Saints and everything else Schwannies AFLW Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's show with Sarah, Will & Rabs: We review Sydney's AFLW win over Collingwood - and the thickness of the North Sydney Oval moths; We dissect the All-Australian team and the most notable inclusions and snubs; Lehmo joins us from his son's basketball final and tells us why he can't make Hawthorn's final against the Dogs; Andrew Clarke tells us about his book, The Immortals of Australian Football; We pick out our favourites of Triple M Footy's Top 40 Moments of 2024 so far; Michael Chamberlin tells us about his live episode of the AFL Junktime Podcast; Ryan Daniels tells us how Freo will get every single trade target in this off-season, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Abbey Holmes and Jack Heverin discuss the merits of long-term contracts, are they becoming less enticing for players to sign given the unknown of the future.  Abbey explains the reasoning behind Petracca's choice to not go forth with his organised interview with Channel 7. As well going behind the curtain on selection of the 44-man All-Australian squad.  AFLW kickstarts this weekend, we take a look at the games of note that opens season 9 of the competition.  -------- Add the show to your favourites on LiSTNR: https://listnr.com/podcasts/footy-talk-australian-rules-podcast  Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/footy-talk-daily-australian-rules-podcast/id1673652644  Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1q5RUW2KTONUoP8KF3ZZHY?si=6798bf7f4a1540be See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Eels face down a magical Storm in Round 11 as they travel to Suncorp Stadium as underdogs to take on Craig Bellamy and his troops. The Tip Sheet previews the big game as Sixties and Forty20 breakdown the danger men as well as the opportunities for the Eels this week. Suncorp isn't the only host of a festival of footy this weekend. North Sydney Oval is putting on a show in the NSW Cup and the Eels are looking to continue their midseason surge as they face the Magpies. What does Parramatta need to go in order to continue their climb up the ladder this week?

We've got a very special podcast all thanks to the Beer Food & Footy Festival with Jimmy sitting down with Darryl Brohmann & Wendell Sailor at North Sydney Oval! The guys talk their memories playing at North Sydney Oval, why suburban grounds need to stay, some cracking stories from their playing days & the boys reveal their favourite beer! Get Your Tickets to Beer Footy Food Festival here: https://www.beerfootyfood.com/  Ladbrokes: https://ladbrokes.com/  Hats: https://thebyeround.com/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Can Blaize Talagi and Ethan Sanders guide the Eels to an improbable victory over the Brisbane Broncos? Sixties and Forty20 put their rainjackets on as they preview what looks to be a wet and wild weekend for the Parramatta Eels. The preview starts with the Jersey Flegg on Saturday as they travel to AAMI Park to take on the Melbourne Storm. Parramatta blew a chance to topple the Storm a month ago but now enter Round 10 with consecutive victories under their belt. They are on the hunt for a third straight win and the boys are tipping them to get it done. It is much the same in the NSW Cup where the Eels look to continue a midseason build after a tumultuous start to the year. They face the Bears, the team they broke their winless drought against four weeks ago on Sunday afternoon at North Sydney Oval. Friday night sees the odds stacked against the Eels as they host the Brisbane Broncos. With no Clinton Gutherson and no Mitchell Moses the Eels are without their heart and soul but will have to battle on regardless. Can Dylan Brown steer the Blue & Gold to an almighty upset with aid from young guns Talagi and Sanders?

Australian fast bowler Kim Garth chats to Quentin Hull after Australia's 110 run smashing of South Africa in the 3rd Women's ODI at North Sydney Oval and looks ahead to the upcoming stand-alone Test at the WACA.

The journos are back - Adam Peacock, Michael Chammas and Brent Read - for another week of Footy Talk League to talk whether the North Sydney Bears are coming back, the conflict of interest at the Tigers, Josh Schuster's fitness battle, the NRL Commission's pay bump and Peter V'Landys' comments on NRL CEO Andrew Abdo. Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://www.listnr.com/podcasts/footy-talk-rugby-league-podcast Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://link.chtbl.com/FootyTalkRLApplePodcasts Subscribe on Spotify: https://link.chtbl.com/FootyTalkRLSpotifySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charu Sharma, Jim Maxwell and Nikesh Rughani preview the Women's Big Bash League final. They discuss the dominance of the Adelaide Strikers captained by Australia all-rounder Tahlia McGrath who have won 11 out of 14 matches. They will be playing their final against the Brisbane Heat at the Adelaide Oval for the first time and are hoping for a record crowd.Former India head coach Ravi Shastri has said that India will be a 'serious challenger' in next year's T20 World Cup. The team debate whether they think he is right and the reasons behind his comments. They also discuss the ongoing Men's T20 series between India and Australia.And the team react to the news that Rahul Dravid will continue as India head coach and if this is the best move.Photo: Tahlia McGrath of the Strikers celebrates with teammates after dismissing Ellyse Perry of the Sixers during the WBBL match between Sydney Sixers and Adelaide Strikers at North Sydney Oval, on November 18, 2023, in Sydney, Australia. (Credit: Getty Images)

Have we just witnessed the greatest opening week of a WBBL season? Meg Lanning is back and she led the Melbourne Stars to an upset win over the Sydney Sixers on their home turf. But then, barely believable scenes unfolded as the Stars were rolled for 29 by the Adelaide Strikers! A host of young quicks including Milly Illingworth and Chloe Ainsworth have lit up the competition. The Sydney Thunder have shaken the underdog tag with Phoebe Litchfield in scintillating touch. And of course, there's Grace Harris. Grace whacked an unbeaten 136no - the highest WBBL score of all time at North Sydney Oval - and in the process, sent the internet into overdrive by hitting a super six with a broken bat. This week on the Scoop, Brisbane Heat allrounder Georgia Voll joins Laura and Emily to recap a wild opening week and the Heat's dream start to the season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Daniel Pettigrew was back for the Thursday show and looked at some of the big news including the latest out of the Dragons, North Sydney Oval not getting funding and David Warner's comments around umpires being put under more scrutiny. Plus, Chris Perkins was on the line from USA to give us the latest out of America and we continued his search for an NRL Team to support. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With the World Cup starting on Thursday, Australian domestic cricket once again commencing and, most importantly, Round 1 of "Premier" cricket getting underway, it's time for us to reflect on wasted Saturdays. Who will win the World Cup? Is it India's to lose? What hope does Australia have? Can England defend the crown?  Should ODI's just be confined to World Cups? Incoming MCC President Mark Nicholas thinks so.  Meanwhile Hayley Matthews plays one of the all-time great innings in Australia, scoring 132 off 64 in West Indies' world record run chase at North Sydney Oval. Is the gap closing? Do we like it? No.  Dan Brettig is on the show to preview what we suspect is going to be a 'low' summer in Australia, rather, one that doesn't involve India or England, and what I might mean for blooding new trappings for the eyes.  Spencer Johnson joins us from his home in South Australia to tell us about his journey from West Torrens to representing his country, via the Big Bash, The Hundred and MLC. We're back with Ponting Wines this summer. Use the code GETAFEW to get 20% off all select purchases at http://www.pontingwines.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joining Laura and Em on the Scoop Podcast today is Australian captain Alyssa Healy who is all set to play her 250th game in the green and gold on Sunday at North Sydney Oval. The chat with Healy starts at the 5:50 mark and covers off her reflections on the 249 games so far, how she handled taking over the captaincy for a hectic Ashes series as well as some 'Masked Singer' revelations. Healy and the Aussies are back in action from Sunday against the West Indies with a T20 and ODI series across Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a month where South Africa's women's team toured Pakistan for the first time, we speak to interim captain Laura Wolvaardt about how she is adjusting to the role after a difficult period for South Africa with a number of retirements, including Lizelle Lee.and Dane Van Niekerk. She also gave her reaction to the fact that international match fees for women will match men for the first time in South Africa. Virat Kohli looked back to his very best as he hit an unbeaten century to guide India to their biggest win over Pakistan in one-day internationals. Alison Mitchell, Brett Sprigg and Sunil Gupta all reflect on the Asia Cup clash and the surprise decision to add a reserve day. Photo: Laura Wolvaardt of the Strikers bats during the Women's Big Bash League match between the Sydney Thunder and the Adelaide Strikers at North Sydney Oval, on November 20, 2022, in Sydney, Australia. (CREDIT: Mark Evans/Getty Images)

Ep. 88 - Chris and Polly break down the competitive loss to the Cats. GEE: 5.0 (30) | 6.1 (37) | 8.6 (54) | 10.8 (68) SYD: 0.4 (4) | 2.6 (18) | 4.8 (32) | 5.11 (41) 2.8K spectators @ North Sydney Oval on Sunday 9 September 2023

Ep. 86 - Chris and Stevo celebrate the Swans first AFLW win. GWS: 1.3 (9) | 4.3 (27) | 7.4 (46) | 7.4 (46) SYD: 0.2 (2) | 2.3 (15) | 5.5 (35) | 7.9 (51) 5.4k spectators @ North Sydney Oval on Sunday 4 September 2023

The Tip Sheet previews a critical weekend for the Parramatta Eels as the NRL travel to Melbourne while the NRLW are in Wollongong. Sixties and Forty20 break down each and every team and their corresponding game including the Jersey Flegg and NSW Cup. The Flegg are battling to keep their season alive and need to quell the Storm in a contest that is essentially worth 4 points on the ladder. Elsewhere, the NSW Cup receive another shot of youth as Charlie Guymer enters the fray. They take on the ladder leading North Sydney Bears in their den at North Sydney Oval but will be bringing energy as the youth take over continues in that grade. No Rachael Pearson, no Elsie Albert...can the Eels find a way to bounce back from their Round 1 loss to the Tigers? The boys look at what needs to be done on both sides of the ball and who needs to step up as Parramatta take on the St George Illawarra Dragons. Finally we have the NRL where Parramatta go from the furthest reaches North in Townsville all the way down South to Melbourne to take on the Storm. With a congested battle for the Top 8 and Top 4 being waged across the NRL, a win here for the Eels solidifies their push for the finals significantly. Both teams are missing key players so who will prevail on Friday night?

Today on Footy Talk NRL stars Wade Graham, Aaron Woods join Anthony Maroon for a fiery debate about the NRL's expansion, Suaali'is development plus how is everything travelling in the Dragons & Sharks camps! ------

Steve and Garry are live from Umina beach surf club. Plenty of action going on and they chat at the top of the show to key people from Surfing With The Disabled. Plus a stack of other guests including Joel Caine, Matt Graham, Jeff Hemming, Emily Husband. Buetts Top 3 and Mick Phillips the coach of the central coast women's team ahead of the teams final match in the Regional Bash at North Sydney Oval. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve O'Keefe steps into the guest co-host chair this week as we bring you a special show, in-person, from North Sydney Oval. Are the Scorchers too good and too scary? What is a spin camp and what is a scarified deck (and how do you say it?). England can't play white ball cricket anymore, Mott Ball is a myth and sounds a bit like an Irishman saying Moth Ball, India and New Zealand are doing highly memorable white ball stuff too, Dane van Niekerk suffers at the hands of South African self-sabotage, AskTGC concerns milking linguistics, group sex with a peripheral England cricketer, and being appalled with both your cricketing and sexual technique after reviewing it on video. TGC is a nude bat at present. If you'd want to chat about being this podcast's presenting sponsor, get in touch with us at gradecricketer@gmail.com Check out our Patreon for exclusive content every single week at https://www.patreon.com/gradecricketer including #AskTGC Fridays and the exclusive audio from all of our YouTube videos.  Get TGC hoodies, t-shirts, caps, and bucket hats at our website: gradecricketer.com/shop. Sign up to Patreon for a 10% or 20% discount using a special code at the above mentioned Patreon site. Watto at T20 Stars is backing you. Sorry about the value. Get onto T20stars.com to satisfy your proclivities. We are delighted to once again link up with Ponting Wines. Use the code GETAFEW at pontingwines.com.au for 20% off! You can follow The Grade Cricketer on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: https://www.facebook.com/gradecricketer https://www.instagram.com/thegradecricketer/ https://twitter.com/gradecricketer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Menners lets a Victorian on the podcast!  Jono Baruch subs in for Paul who is on location at North Sydney Oval trying to protect the crowd from the sixes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The BBL star joined Summer Breakfast ahead of the Sixers' clash against the Brisbane Heat at North Sydney Oval tomorrow night

The WBBL|08 season wrapped up in spectacular fashion at North Sydney Oval as the Adelaide Strikers captured their first ever WBBL title! But there's no rest for Australia's premier cricketers, with the Aussie women's team setting sail for India on Sunday to play five T20s that will serve as crucial preparation for the T20 World Cup in February. Joining hosts Em and LJ on the Scoop this week is Heather Graham, one of three additions to Australia's squad to travel to India. Heather shares the story of being on the bus with her Hurricanes teammates when she got the call from national selector Shawn Flegler, what it's been like watching her partner Em Smith transition from cricket to life as an AFLW player, as well as shares her thoughts on how the Hurricanes can build on a promising WBBL|08 season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on the Cricket Library Weekly, we look at the Adelaide Strikers and their inaugural Weber WBBL title win against the Sydney Sixers in front of a packed North Sydney Oval. The lads preview the NRMA Insurance Test Series set to get underway in Perth between Australia and the West Indies. Finally, we run our eyes over the latest in the Marsh Sheffield Shield and Marsh One Day Cup Competitions. Please remember to subscribe to the Cricket Library Podcast on your favourite podcast provider and leave a review to help us start conversations that inspire a love of cricket.

After 56 games of the Weber WBBL regular season, we're down to our four finalists! Ahead of the three finals taking place in Adelaide and Sydney this week, hosts LJ and Em offer their predictions on who wins the Eliminator between the Heat and the Hurricanes, and consider whether anyone can knock off the sky-high Sydney Sixers who will host The Final at North Sydney Oval on Saturday evening. To top off the WBBL Finals action, the Australian squad to travel to India for five T20Is was also named on Tuesday, with Kim Garth and Phoebe Litchfield the new faces. LJ and Em talk through the ins and outs, and how the Aussies might approach the tour ahead of the T20 World Cup in February. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sydney Sixers bowler, Kate Peterson joins the team ahead of the WBBL final at North Sydney Oval on Saturday.

- Gold trip won the Melbourne Cup - England defeated New Zealand by 20 runs in a result that has significant ramifications for Australia's chances of advancing to the T20 World Cup semi-finals. - South Australia will resume their first innings at 1 for 15 on day three of their Sheffield Shield clash against NSW in Wollongong. - Special K's to play in season-ending doubles world championships. - In WBBL news, The Adelaide Strikers take on the Melbourne Stars at North Sydney Oval today.

On Sunday at North Sydney Oval, 19-year-old Phoebe Litchfield became the NSW Breakers' youngest ever centurion with a suburb 107 that powered her side to their first win of the WNCL season.On Tuesday morning, Phoebe was back in her university college dorm from where she joined Scoop Podcast hosts Laura Jolly and Emily Collin chat about everything from century celebrations, balancing college life with professional cricket and who's got the strongest Tik Tok game in Aussie cricket.Laura and Em also recap Queensland's hot start to the WNCL season and take a look at Australia's group for the upcoming T20 World Cup in South Africa getting underway in February. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Scott Gowans joins Breakfast with Vossy and Brandy for his weekly segment

Daniel Pettigrew joins you every morning from 5am to give you all the latest in Sport. This morning with the NRL Grand Final still not locked in we asked where in the world you'd like to play the Grand Final? It's fair to say we got a wide range of suggestions! Plus, all the latest NRL news and we continued our road to the World Cup and previewed a big weekend of the English Premier League ahead with Jon Gallo.

The team brings you all the big moments of one of the great round 8 fixtures of the 2022 Knock On Effect NSW Cup, as the Bears return to North Sydney Oval to face Parramatta.After a great chat with the new Member for Willoughby in the NSW Parliament, we continue with the Lower North Shore focus at one of the great rugby league venues.There were plenty of great hits, great tries and off their head comments from the team, so catch up on all the action right here on Splinters.

North Sydney Bears Alum Greg Florimo joins Sam Perry and Max Rushden

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Ahead of the Vics' Marsh Cup opener, Cricket Victoria operations manager Shaun Graf joined Gerard to discuss interruptions enforced by COVID-19.

Adam White joined RSN Central with Lots of discussion around the pitch condition in the second Test between India and England. The second half of the Marsh Cup season also gets underway this morning with Victoria playing NSW at North Sydney Oval

It's a massive week in the WBBL Village! Not only have we got the WBBL Finals series to look forward to, it's also awards week. Team of the Tournament member Alana King joins The Scoop to discuss the revolution of the Melbourne Stars under the leadership of Meg Lanning and Trent Woodhill, while Kristen Beams looks ahead to a mouth-watering couple of semi-finals to be played under lights at North Sydney Oval on Wednesday and Thursday.

Welcome back to the tenth episode of the Remember the Name podcast.  We have a much shorter episode this week, but it's because we were lucky enough to sit down with a very special guest.  Over the last few months, Phoebe Litchfield has cemented herself as not only one of the most promising cricketers in Australia, but as one of the most promising athletes from any sport in Australia, period.  There is a hype around Litchfield that we rarely see with many athletes her age, and the exciting thing is that she has already been living up to it, and more.  It's easy to forget that Litchfield is only 16 when you talk to her, she has the maturity of someone who has been around the traps of cricket for years.  From a viral video of her in the nets that could rival the most experienced of cricketers, Litchfield has gone on to make a name for herself in the Women's Big Bash League for the Thunder, the WNCL for the NSW Breakers and even the Governor General's XI.  She has made such an impact that she was one of five women chosen to play in the Bushfire Cricket Bash with legends of the sport like Ricky Ponting, Shane Warne, Brian Lara and more.  I sat down with Phoebe at the historic North Sydney Oval only moments after the NSW Breakers last ball victory against Tasmania thanks to her teammate Stella Campbell.  We spoke about how she grew up in Orange playing cricket against boys, the balance of studying and travelling to play the sport she loves and of course the amazing recognition of getting to play in the Bushfire Cricket Bash.  Remember, if you enjoy this episode of the podcast, leave a rating and a comment and subscribe to make sure you're the first to catch our episode with some of the best up and coming athletes in Australia.  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////  Subscribe to SN's YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/2BQiI7p  Catch up with Sporting News Australia on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2zHopmO  Follow @SportingNewsAU on Twitter: https://bit.ly/2FST99M  Like Sporting News Australia on Facebook: https://bit.ly/2KRB4rB  ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 

Wayne Holdsworth was a distinguished First Class Cricketer who claimed 212 wickets in his career. He made an immediate impact for NSW claiming 6-55 on debut at the MCG against Victoria and went on to win a number of Sheffield Shield titles with NSW including a match winning 7-41 against Queensland in the 1992/3 decider at the SCG. This was followed by a berth on the 1993 Ashes tour where he will long be remembered for taking a hat trick against Derbyshire. Not to be forgotten are his batting exploits in the the Mercantile Mutual Cup dispatching a career best 49* off 18 balls against Tasmania at the North Sydney Oval. In our chat with Wayne we re live some of these memories among others as well as finding out what he is up to now.

Before they meet again in the 2019 decider relive how things played out in the 2018 Grand Final between the Students and the Rats at North Sydney Oval

The two sides who traded top spot throughout most of 2019 face off at North Sydney Oval for a place in the 2019 Grand Final. Both sides were victorious in their first finals matches with Eastwood squeezing past Easts & Warringah easily accounting for Norths. Eastwood are seeking their first Grand Final appearance in four years and their 5th this decade, while the Rats are looking to qualify for their third straight Grand Final. Julian Daw, Tom Coolican & Nick Kelland are on the call from North Sydney Oval.

The 2016 Grand Finalists meet once again at North Sydney Oval to determine who goes through to the 2019 decider. Sydney University overcame a spirited Manly challenge last Saturday to enter the Semi Finals as the highest seeded team, while Norths were well beaten by Warringah and only got a second chance thanks to Eastwood downing Easts. The minor premiers Uni are the red hot favourites to cruise into another Grand Final to defend their 2018 premiership next week but the Shoremen do have the home field advantage at North Sydney Oval. Julian Daw, Tom Coolican & Nick Kelland are your commentators

Kirra Dibb took a year away from the game & school to travel. She returned with memories to last a lifetime & then stepped into Origin & left her mark on North Sydney Oval & the women's game...

1. NSW Second Rower Holli Wheeler talks us through the excitement of winning State of Origin at North Sydney Oval and where she see's it's future. 2. Cricket World Cup Update, England play Australia Tuesday what are some of the sights and sounds of the WC? 3. Lamelo Ball signs with the Illawarra Hawks, its been a big week in Basketball. 4. Latrell Mitchell has had a tough run recently. You need to know what's happened!

Norths 22 def Manly 15 at North Sydney Oval

When Norths & Manly get together it's always a gritty affair and this one was no different at North Sydney Oval. Commentators: Robbie Feldmann, Tom Coolican & Ben Eisenhuth. Hosted by Julian Daw

1. Mark Gasnier joins us to talk through the rest of round 5 2. Should the Roosters move their games to North Sydney Oval? 3. NRL's Not bad news 4. Winx, is it more romantic if she loses her farewell race? 5. What did I miss?  

We crack open the archives to the memorable afternoon in 2017 when Warringah notched their first premiership win in their 53 year history with an emotional win over Norths at a packed North Sydney Oval. Commentators: Julian Daw, Tom Coolican & Robbie Feldmann

The 2018 Shute Shield Grand Final in it's entirety with the SWR Sport commentary team of Julian Daw, Tom Coolican, Ben Eisenhuth, Jordan James and Nick Kelland.Relive the big one at North Sydney Oval as the Students meet the defending premiers Warringah for the 2018 crown.

Former Wallabies Mark Gerrard and John Eales are guests this week, looking at what went wrong in this year's Bledisloe series and what's happening in Australian rugby as a whole, plus the crew previews this Saturday's Shute Shield GF at North Sydney Oval (3:10pm kickoff).

Scenes at North Sydney Oval with Jelisa Apps, Lara Pitt and Danielle Davis.

Ellyse Perry is arguably the BEST cricketer in the world right now. She spoke with Erin and James before heading to North Sydney Oval for the first WBBL match between the Sixers and Stars.

Hear from Dan Hughs on re-signing with the Sixers, mixing with the WBBL team and THAT game at North Sydney Oval, as well as Kindness Factory Founder Kath Koschel on her aim to achieve 1 million acts of kindness

This is your life with John HastingsAussies T20 win - Jason Behrendorff's X factor, Adam Zampa's pumped upWho is hot in the JLT series - The Sweepolologist, Nifty Peter Neville and Ben Dunk continues to stir up the traditionalistsShould there by a runs tax on the North Sydney Oval freeway?Can England win without Ben Stokes?South African quick Kagiso Rabada spearheading the next generation of quicksSelf Promoter award votes some big names nominatedOur guide to quick T20 competitions and friday preparations for club cricket See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.