Podcasts about super netball

Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua is rapt with the performances of Grace Nweke [weh-keh] to start the Super Netball season for the New South Wales Swifts. Calls are rising for an exemption to be made for the shooter to be able to represent New Zealand this year despite being based overseas. Nweke's Swifts are unbeaten through four games and face the Melbourne Vixens tomorrow. Taurua says she's already seen shifts in Nweke's game. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Confusion reigns between Netball New Zealand, the Silver Ferns captain and the country's star player on eligibility criteria for the national team. The issue has resurfaced with shooter Grace Nweke currently ineligible for the Ferns because she's playing for New South Wales in Australia's Super Netball competition. Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave unpacks the ongoing discussions. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The news is out. The world's best goal keeper is pregnant and will miss the rest of the 2025 Super Netball season. But did the Adelaide Thunderbirds start the ongoing speculation about Shamera Sterling-Humphrey by bringing her replacement to Australia so early?The Giants upset the Thunderbirds, the Vixens continued their dominance in the Melbourne Derby, the Fever pinched a win late against the Lightning and the Swifts defeated the Firebirds to go eight points clear at the top of the ladder.The ANZ Premiership is also about to start in New Zealand and despite there being real concerns about the future of the competition, we are very excited to have it back. Gabi Simpson has been a last-minute surprise signing for the Central Pulse and she joins us to chat about her return to elite netball after spending more than a year out of the game.

Our Australian Correspondent Jim Dolan gives us the latest from the wonderful wide world of Aussie sport. On today's agenda: Magic round and the return to common sense. Looking at Canberra tonight, and not just because of the election. Players are missing big games in Super Netball for weird reason. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After round two, the Queensland Firebirds have achieved their best-ever start to a Super Netball season, while the Adelaide Thunderbirds have demolished another team on their way to a three-peat premiership.Meanwhile, the West Coast Fever are struggling at the bottom of the ladder and the return of powerhouse Jhanele Fowler-Nembhard cannot come quick enough. We interview Melbourne Vixens goal attack Kiera Austin and we discuss how the media can better protect players from online vitriol – like Indigenous Diamond Donnell Wallam.

The 2025 Super Netball season has officially started and boy, do we feel like we're in for another big year of netty! As once again, the competition broke crowd records in round one.Jamaican imports Romelda Aiken-George and Shamera Sterling-Humphrey were cleared to play for the Adelaide Thunderbirds after being under an injury cloud in the pre-season. Their team will need them if they're to chase a historic three-peat. We do wonder what this means for Proteas defender Sanmarie Visser though? Would she have been better playing at home in the South African league? Plus, there is breaking news at the West Coast Fever about replacement shooter Mwai Kumwenda.Our interview this week is with new Queensland Firebirds import Imogen Allison after she made her debut down under. Before we catch up on round four of the UK Super League.

It's the Grand Finale of Play Big! Emma Race and Rana Hussain are signing off with a bang, celebrating the magic of community sport and the everyday legends who make it happen.In this episode:Jennie Sager, CEO of WMBL, on what it means to be a woman at the top, and how sport, like music, transcends barriers to build connection.Chelsea Ryan wraps the latest in sport, from overnight footy to Super Netball to the Matildas.Triple-sport para-athlete Kate Naess joins us to talk about literally leaping over society's limitations.Sarah Styles, Director of the Office for Women in Sport and Recreation, looks to the future and shares how we can future-proof sport for the next generation of women.And our listeners shout out the community sport heroes who mean the most to them.Play Big - created in collaboration with the Office for Women.Download the Broad Radio app. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It is almost time for Super Netball's first centre pass of 2025! We discuss all eight teams' chances as we take a deep dive into their squads. Can the Thunderbirds make history with a three-peat? Can the Giants redeem themselves after a dismal campaign that saw them take home the wooden spoon? We chat with Sunshine Coast Lightning's newest recruit Kristiana Manu'a before we hear about her experience playing with Samoa at the Pacific Aus Sports Netball Series. Plus, we get an update on the UK Super League's growing injury list after round three.

There's plenty happening this Super Netball off-season for us to sink our teeth into! In this episode, we discuss the umpiring blunders that overshadowed an excellent Nations Cup final between England and South Africa. Kath Tetley, the new head coach of the Scottish Thistles, tells us about her team's inclusion in this week's Pacific Aus Sports Netball Series. Before we catch up with Netfit CEO Sarah Wall to find out more about one of the most iconic brands in the sport.

Weddings, engagements, baby announcements. You name it. This off-season may have had less international netball to watch, but the players have been busy! Marquee signings like Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard, Maddy Proud and Gina Crampton will be missing in action from the 2025 Super Netball season as they prep for motherhood. We list all of the happy news and discuss which team will be the most impacted by their absence. That and more, on our first episode of 2025!

The controversial super shot has made its way to the UK giving us PTSD from its badly received introduction to Super Netball in 2020. But we've got lots of happy things to talk about too, as we wrap the year such as: the Australian Netball Awards, player pregnancies and the growth of the sport.Plus, what do we think about the Netball World Cup being held every two years?Kate and Britt discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of 2024, as they sign out for the year.

A dominant display by the Silver Ferns dismantled Australia in the Constellation Cup 3-1, as New Zealand claimed the trophy for just the third time in 14 series. We discuss the Diamonds challenges throughout the four-game contest, such as fatigue and their struggle to get directly to post. Before we talk with Radio New Zealand sports journalist Bridget Tunnicliffe about how the victory has been received across the ditch. And how the Silver Ferns will do next year without Grace Nweke, as the goal shooter joins Super Netball to play for the NSW Swifts.

West Coast AFLW Midfielder and dual Super Netball premiership player, Verity Simmons, joined Mark Duffield on his Tuesday edition of Mornings to catch up ahead of the Eagles' final fixture for the 2024 season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Super Netball's 2025 contract signing window is now closed and while there are still a few missing pieces of the puzzle that need to fall into place with training partners and 11th players, we at least know the main 10 that will represent each of the eight teams.Kate and Britt go through each of the club's rosters for next season and discuss the biggest signing news. Before hearing from Uganda She Crane goal shooter Mary Cholhok about her exciting move down under to the Queensland Firebirds.

Towering shooter Grace Nweke won't play for New Zealand next year as she signs with the New South Wales Swifts in Australia's Super Netball competition for the 2025 season.  The 22-year-old – who has played for the Northern Mystics since debuting in the ANZ Premiership in 2019 – was announced today by the Swifts via a statement on their website.  Grace Nweke told NZME she was keen to move across the ditch because she wasn't challenged enough in Aotearoa.  “I didn't see any other club in New Zealand being able to tick those boxes for me in terms of growing my game and developing there so an opportunity to play for the Swifts came across to me and I really had to sit on it - but do feel right now that this move will be massive for growing my netball.”  Matt Whineray, chair of the Netball New Zealand board, joins Piney to discuss what this means for NZ Netball.  “This is an opportunity for Grace – there's a real commitment from Grace to the black dress and the Silver Ferns in the long term.”  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Silver Ferns will be missing Grace Nweke next season as the shooter will be making a shift over to Australia.  The 22-year-old has signed on with the New South Wales Swifts in Australia's Super Netball competition, leaving her ineligible for the Silver Ferns.  Nweke joined Jason Pine for a chat about her decision, and what went into making it.  “I was definitely feeling like I needed a change up just in, both lifestyle, and in my netball, and I guess that life experience with a big move.”  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Adelaide Thunderbirds are the Super Netball champions of 2024 after winning back-to-back premiership titles. They were victorious over the Melbourne Vixens, 59-57, who were courageous until the final whistle.There was nothing in the game, it was a real arm-wrestle and everything you would hope a grand final at this level would be. The win for the Thunderbirds cemented their undefeated record at home this season. For the Vixens, it is back to the drawing board with the knowledge they took it to the best team this year, and almost came away with a fairy tale finish. An MVP performance by 35-year-old veteran, Romelda Aiken-George, was a highlight of the grand final. Leading the Thunderbirds to the trophy off just two hours sleep mind you as her daughter was unwell the night before. After being let go by the Firebirds in 2022 after 14 years service, she has found her place at the top of the sport once more and is thriving in Adelaide.

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Super Netball grand final time always feels a bit, like Christmas here at The Netty Life! Now we know the deciding match of the season will be played between the Adelaide Thunderbirds and Melbourne Vixens we give our predictions. We also take a look back at the poor West Coast Fever who have finished third for a consecutive year, losing by one goal in their last two preliminary finals. Plus we hear from Thunderbirds midcourter Tayla Williams about her experiences with endometriosis as a profession athlete. And discuss all the latest signing movement at the Queensland Firebirds as New Zealand's Kiri Wills joins as their next head coach.

Billy kicks it off with his All Sports Report - with a look at Paris, the AFL, Super Netball, NRL, and F1. Damian Barrett is in studio to chat all things round 20 - including who suffered more on the weekend... Essendon, or Damo's car? Topics Brownless has a good one on a Monday, and we've got a new competition for you to get involved in. Then Liam from West Meadows has a crack at $10k with Guernsey Cash. Billy takes a look at some of the goings-on in Paris, including two people you'd never expect to see commentating Olympic sports. Then he has his 5 at 5.05 - a look at the lighter side of footy. Matt Okine and Alex Dyson are in studio as they launch their new Paris Games show 'Going for Bronze', then Billy closes us out with a joke.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The semi-finals of Super Netball have left us with three teams who now have to decide whether they are contenders or pretenders. The Thunderbirds are through to back-to-back grand finals.The Fever are full of ruthless confidence as they head to Melbourne for the preliminary final. Meanwhile, the Vixens have dropped off the pace and are battling mental demons as they try to shake off imposter syndrome and reclaim their inner belief. Listen here for all your finals analysis, plus an interview with Bess Schnioffsky about the research she's done into netball's historical white femininity.

Super Netball fans have stepped it up a gear this year and they're breaking records all over the place. Crowds, memberships, you name it. The sport is experiencing a huge boom in popularity across the board. So why is this happening? Is it the Matildas' effect? We take a deep dive into this topic. Before we pick a side and debate whether the league really does need to introduce a third round to extend the length of its season. Plus, we analyse each of the Round 14 matches and the Adelaide Thunderbirds minor premiership win. Before hearing from Sunshine Coast Lightning captain Steph Fretwell as her team prepares for the semi-finals.

Our friend West Coast Eagles' Jeremy McGovern is on a mad dash back from Melbourne to make it to Adam Simpson's final game, he reviews some of the recommendations he got from our callers yesterday and we check in on his wife's sanity levels...West Coast Fever star Kelsey Browne pops into the studio and gives us an update on all things Super Netball and we try to get her a sponsorship!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We can hardly contain our excitement because Round 12 has been and gone and we've got just two rounds left before the finals! Woo hoo!On the weekend the majority of games were decided by three goals or less, as some teams lived by the super shot and died by the super shot in a desperate effort to stay in contention for finals.We take a closer look in our game analysis at how the Fever, Firebirds and Mavericks all got home in tight contests. Before we discuss the concerning reports that Mavericks training partner and Tongan Tala shooter Uneeq Palavi was warned off her international commitments by her Super Netball club. She has since made an impressive debut with another team and wowed fans.Plus, we hear from Swifts goal attack Sophie Fawns where she touches on the fight her team is showing in a difficult season.

Netball chaos indeed...The past week sent fan speculation into overdrive as the Queensland Firebirds “mutually” parted ways with their head coach Bec Bulley and the NSW Swifts also “mutually” parted ways with their import shooter Sam Wallace-Joseph. We unpack both decisions from the clubs that happened to break news on the same night. Before we analyse the Round 10 games and look ahead to the final month of the regular Super Netball season.

It's a pivotal time in Super Netball with just five weeks left until finals.After round nine, the Vixens overtook the Fever to sit four points clear on the ladder after the Thunderbirds handed West Coast their biggest loss since 2018 — a whopping 18 goals.We also chat Diamonds selection in the wake of the 2024/25 national squad being named and featuring three new players in their early twenties: Hannah Mundy, Ash Ervin and Georgie Horjus, as the team looks to recruit the next generation of Australian talent.But our main focus this week is on the major changes happening in the UK, leaving fans feeling hurt and unheard.Four of the current 10 teams have been axed for next season: Storm, Stars, Sirens and Bath, as the competition makes some drastic changes in order to try and pay players better and give the league a more professional status.Andy Lamb and Kelly Walker share their thoughts on these changes for SuperLeague 2.0 as passionate netball fans, podcasters and people that will both have to pick new sides to support next year after their teams sadly didn't make the cut.

Billy kicks off the show with the All Sports Report, then Sophie Garbin and Molly Jovic get some trash talk in before the Vixens face the Mavericks in a Super Netball rivalry game on King's Birthday. Jake from Bacchus Marsh has to prove he's smarter than Billy for some tickets to the footy, and Darce from Eltham has a crack at $10k with Guernsey Cash. JB and Billy look at the three games that intrigue them most this weekend, then Peter Garrett from Midnight Oil joins the show to talk about their new documentary The Hardest Line.  Then, Billy finishes the show with a joke about DNA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part one of First Nations round happened over round seven in the lead up to National Reconciliation Week.We hear from Yarwuru woman Scarlet Jauncey about her selection in the inaugural Australian First Nations team and the West Coast Fever Reserves side. The defender has been mentored by England Roses captain and Fever newbie Fran Williams during her WANL season with the Hamersley Comets. We also, of course, discuss the huge feat by the Melbourne Vixens to break Fever's six-match winning streak.Before we chat about the NSW Swifts recording the lowest-ever Super Netball score in history and the activities each club got up to during First Nations Round to connect with their local Indigenous community.

Meet Leigh Southern, the Team Manager of the newest professional team in Melbourne, the Melbourne Mavericks Super Netball Club. If you're looking to work in operations in sport, team management, or want to know how people have made career changes into sport, you're going to love Leigh's story. Leigh started his career in the tourism industry, but after a while realised it just wasn't for him. Not one to sit back, he did his research and came across a company called Stage & Screen, and began working on their Cricket Australia account to look after all their travel. This led to roles with the Melbourne Renegades and the ICC T20 Cricket World Cup, before landing at the Mavs. If you think you'd love to travel week in and week out with a professional team, listen to how Leigh made it his career. Lots to look out for including the skills you need to work in a similar role, the behind the scenes of what goes on during a game day, and how to go from being a babysitter for a WBBL club to a team management role.Enjoy this episode!We cover:(00:29) Who is Leigh Southern?(01:48) Hello and welcome to the SportsGrad Community! Here's what's going on…(05:15) Welcome to the SportsGrad Podcast Leigh!(06:11) Quick-fire questions(13:43) What does Leigh do as a Team Manager with the Melbourne Mavericks?(15:59) How Leigh manages all of his various responsibilities(20:33) What's it like being part of a new professional sporting club?(25:53) What does a game day look like versus a regular day?(32:00) Leigh's experience prior to this role (Flight Centre, Stage & Screen (working with Cricket Australia/Cricket Victoria), WBBL, Melbourne Stars, Indian Women's Cricket Team, T20 World Cup, and more.(45:50) Challenges Leigh has faced and how he has overcome them(49:15) Top skills needed to work in a team/operations management role, and advice he would give to his younger self(54:43) ASK SPORTSGRAD---Additional episode you may enjoy:#284: Journey to Football Operations Manager at the Sydney Swans with Steph Maiolo---Want a weekly dose of career inspo? Get industry stories, upcoming events, and the latest sports jobs in your inbox each Friday.

In round five, the West Coast Fever and Melbourne Vixens continued their unbeaten streak to remain ladder leaders. The Fever hit their highest Super Netball score yet this season at 94 goals and the Vixens claimed the first instalment of the Sargeant-McKinnis Cup.But the biggest story was neither of these moments and actually revolved around a scoreboard drama between the Giants and Sunshine Coast Lightning. Where an error by a bench official swung the game into extra time ... some 50 minutes after the whistle had been blown. Here to fill us in on how it all went down, eventually resulting in the Giants breaking their 2024 hoodoo to get their first victory, is Diamonds star Sophie Dwyer.

GWS Giants Goal Shooter talks about their recent Super Netball clash against the Sunshine Coast Lightning

Melbourne Mavericks GM of Netball Shae Bolton-Brown speaks to Sam Edmund about the Mavericks first Super Netball win, their visit to Cobram Estate, and this week's clash with Adelaide. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Round three saw two matches where teams could only be separated by extra time.A Jamaican legend hit 8000 Super Netball goals and an English Rose became a centurion.The Giants and Mavericks are still without wins and Fever make it three wins from three rounds. Plus we hear from sports journalist Bridget Tunnicliffe about Netball New Zealand's desire to enter three of their teams in the Super Netball league.

A weekly podcast covering women's sport news. Taking a look around the grounds: Sydney FC qualify for their 7th straight grand final appearance, the NSW Waratahs win their 5th super rugby title, and Saya Sakakibara has taken out her second overall world cup title in a row. For the key story we'll chat about the new Super Netball reserves competition that has been introduced. Buy our kids book The A to Z of Who I Could Be, or book for adults GIRLS DON'T PLAY SPORT. www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shop Get the wrap delivered into your inbox as a weekly newsletter! Subscribe here for the newsletter + don't miss a merch drop. bit.ly/tfapsubscribe Shop TFAP merch: https://www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shop Find us on Instagram: @thefemaleathleteproject #womenssport 

Fever announce themselves as true contenders for 2024 after just two rounds after two massive victories. Diamonds goal keeper and new Lightning recruit Courtney Bruce drops by to discuss the importance of mental health, finding balance after switching clubs and her puppy, Oliver. Before we discuss the possibility of New Zealand joining Super Netball and the new rules around dangerous play.

The 2024 Super Netball season is officially underway and we welcomed brand new club the Mavericks to the family.Round one saw attendance records broken, the West Coast Fever start their season with a 19-goal bang, and the Adelaide Thunderbirds cap a fantastic weekend for South Australian netball with a tight victory. On this podcast we chat with Melbourne Vixens defender Rudi Ellis, who was one of the absolute standouts in the Melbourne derby.

Mavericks GM of Netball Shae Bolton-Browne joins Dwayne to discuss the team's first week in Super Netball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Your daily kids news podcast. Bluey just made TV history with a super-sized 28-minute episode that had everyone glued to their screens! As the Heeler family faced a big change, Bluey taught us all about the unexpected signs in life. More fun ahead—Bluey isn't going anywhere! Hold onto your hats! China's new maglev train is about to change travel forever, floating at speeds that could outpace planes. Imagine zooming 1000 km/h just inches above the track—this is the future of trains! Ever seen a parrot playing an iPad game? Researchers are discovering that these clever birds might just love a digital challenge. They're tapping away with beaks and tongues—no fingers needed! Jhaniele Fowler, netball's unstoppable MVP, just made history! Scoring every shot in a game? That's how you lead the West Coast Fever to a record-breaking win. Way to go, Jhaniele! For the full episode transcript, click here.

There's a new team in the Super Netball and we speak to the Melbourne Mavericks vice captain Liv Lewis about spicy rivalries, the importance of inclusion in netball and the resilience of the players after a turbulent end to 2023.Georgia Rajic jumps in to host with Declan and they discuss homophobia in the AFL after the Finlayson incident, the Matildas win, Masters fever and why a captain's challenge wouldn't work in the AFL.

The last twelve months has seen Oz netball endure a bitter dispute between players and management, the death of a Super Netball team and the departure of the NA chief executive. On the eve of the 2024 domestic season we wonder if it can turn things around? We're about to find out if this is the year that netball realises its immense potential or finds new ways not to. Featured: Brittany Carter, netball commentator/writer. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Australian Netball Legend with all the latest Super Netball news

Billy kicks it off with his All Sports Report, then Jay Clark joins the boys to discuss Jeremy FInlayson's suspension, and everything else making headlines in footy. Billy's Hump Day Quiz is back, then Ado has a crack at $10k with Guernsey Cash. We tell you what to get around on Listnr, and Melbourne Vixens superstar Jo Weston previews the 2024 Super Netball season, with a new Melbourne team for the Vixens to fend off. Then, Billy has two jokes from the Rush Hour family. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A brand new Super Netball season is upon us and we've got you sorted with all you need to know in our season preview! On top of discussing each of the eight team's headline story to watch, we also cover some of the biggest talking points from the past week. Such as Sam Wallace-Joseph's brush with controversy relating to Easter and International Transgender Day of Visibility, Silver Ferns coach Noeline Taurua's re-appointment, the new elusive No.11 player rule that some teams are using and others are ignoring completely.

The Melbourne Mavericks are Super Netball's newest team and as they are about to kick off their season, three of their star players have come together to give you an insight into the lives of Netballers and what it is like playing for the newest franchise. Eleanor Cardwell, Liv Lewis and Maisie Nankivell bring you Episode 1 of "The Mavs Way". On this episode the girls discuss many topics including: Living together - Who is cleaner Coffee Orders Quickfire questions Footy Teams Which city does in fact have the better beaches Life in Melbourne and how they are adapting to a new city Plus so much more... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Another exciting instalment of the Team Girls Cup wrapped up last weekend at Sydney's Ken Rosewell Arena. In front of their home crowd, the NSW Swifts were crowned champions after defeating the Melbourne Vixens by one goal in a thrilling grand final. The three-day tournament was a chance to see all eight teams and their extended bench before the Super Netball season officially starts on April 13th; with 12 of the 16 games decided by four goals or less, it was one of the best pre-season tournaments yet, and an exciting introduction to the 2024 season.

Melbourne Mavericks Defender Amy Parmenter spoke with Gerard ahead of Round 1 in the Super Netball season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Melbourne Mavericks Wing-Attacker Tayla Fraser caught up with Julian De Stoop to build excitement towards the Super Netball season in 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The Sounding Board is proudly supported by Drinkwise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to drinkwise. Our McCafe Interview Series is supported by McCafe and Pearlier T-shirts for supporting the show. Head to getpearler.com.au for more details. Watch the full interview with Gary Vee on Youtube HERE. TIME CODES 0.00 – Hutchy inked a deal with Rio Tinto for the Perth Wildcats. Anthony Albanese was photographed wearing a Rio Tinto t-shirt recently. Is it appropriate for the PM to sport a private company's logo?   2.45– The Footy Show Grand Final edition. Will Hutchy or Damo get any screen time?   8.00 – I've Got a Feel for Verity Damo!  The Dan Andrew's crash story just keeps racking up the clicks. How does this story play out at Morning Prayers?   13.20 – Is Jordan Lewis a legend? The Festival of Headlines.   14.30 – The Radio Ratings and how new streaming metrics are impacting old school numbers.   16.30 – Victorian Racing. Damo's got some inside mail on a possible business deal with Hutchy to buy Racing.com. Not correct says Hutchy.   20.15 – Fact Checking comes under fire.     24.15 – Hutchy on the other end of an anonymous source story speculating on the radio rights Super Netball deal.   26.45 – The AFL Finals Series and how a few predictions panned out during the season.   28.30 – Question of the Week for Drinkwise from Tom Burns regarding the accessibility of AFL for overseas viewers. Hutchy shares a few viewing tips for Londoners. Send Hutchy and Damo a question anytime via email thesoundingboard@sen.com.au This podcast is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for SEN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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