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Ouyen United Kangas footy club coach Scotty Grigg discussed the latest results and news from around the club when he appeared on this week's Flow Friday Sports Show program alongside Wayne the Flowman. The Kangas go into their crunch game this weekend against Merbein in sixth place on the ladder.

Carla Fletcher appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show to update listeners on the latest results from the Hume Netball League. Fletcher answered all the important questions such as whether certain teams are wearing down Jindera, are Osborne just too good? And who can still surprise fans of the competition by making the 2023 finals series? Osborne maintain a 100% winning record in the league so far...

Kylie Walsh, President of the North Central Netball Association, broke down Birchip-Watchem's stunning Round 11 performance against Sea Lake Nandaly Tigers, offering up a tactical insight into how the key plays resulted in the Bulls' dominant display. Walsh also previewed Round 12 of North Central netball action for this weekend which includes the blockbuster fixture of Donald taking on Wedderburn...

Sammy White returned from his mid-year break to discuss the outlook for the Southern Mallee Giants' over the next few weeks. Sammy and The Flowman discuss the tough upcoming stretch of games for the Giants as they head towards to home stretch of the season.

The Flowman checked in with Scotty Stewart to discuss the state of play in the Wimmera Football League. Scotty and The Flowman chatted about the state of the ladder and highlighted Stawell's struggles against Minyip Murtoa.

The Flowman reviewed the round 11 results in the Hume Football League headlined by the Billabong Crows' close win and a big margin in the top vs bottom clash between Osborne and the Murray Magpies.

Sally Bywater reviewed a massive weekend in the KNT Netball Association in which all four games were decided by six goals or fewer and the bottom four teams played like premiership contenders. The round concluded with a new team on top of the ladder for the fourth time in four weeks.

Hannah Loller reviewed the most recent round in the River Murray Netball Association, headlined by Mypolonga's win over the Imperials to draw equal on top of the ladder and Tailem Bend's upset win.

Trudi Cook appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show this week in an optimistic mood, declaring the Giants girls are revved up and ready to go again after having last weekend's bye round in Wimmera netball. The 300-game Giants legend offered listeners a tactical insight into how the Giants can overcome Minyip Murtoa this weekend in what is another game of huge significance for the club.

Great Flinders Netball Association president Elizabeth Burns stepped in for Jo Franklin to provide a review of the weekend's action including brave losses by United Yeelanna and Eyre United. Kristy Turnbull followed up with a review of a one-sided round 9 in the Eastern Eyre Netball Association.

Caitlin Vine appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show, stating she is stoked to see Ouyen United Kangas back up and running as the top four now looms for last year's Grand Finalists after a run of positive results. The Kangas take on Merbein in Sunraysia netball this weekend.

Reanna Freeman reviewed round 9 in the Western Eyre Netball Association including a wrap up of all the Indigenous Round celebrations. Thevenard and Wirrulla were on the winners list last weekend ahead of this weekend's league-wide bye for the Pedler Cup.

Mundulla marvel Maisie Nankivell chatted with Wayne the Flowman ahead of Adelaide Thunderbirds' date with destiny on this week's Flow Friday Sports Show. The Thunderbirds are in with a shot of capturing silverware for the first time in a decade and the city of Adelaide is soaking up their team's momentum.

Matt Kelly linked up with Wayne the Flowman to discuss the latest Millewa football and netball results on the Flow Friday Sports Show. In this week's footy A-Grade comp, it will be up to Nangiloc to try knock off table-toppers Bambill.

Coleman Schache, Southern Mallee Giants' favourite son bumped Sammy White and returns to the Flow FM airwaves for this week's Flow Friday Sports Show. The Hopetoun Farmer and local Football Coach was Flow's regular correspondent last year and reappeared on the show for the first time this year, discussing the Giants' recent round of performances and their upcoming task this weekend.

'FIFO Flow' worker Andrew Wilsmore delivered the Ouyen United Kangas footy report on this week's Flow Friday Sports Show. Ouyen took care of their rivals Wentworth last weekend and will lock horns with Irymple this weekend.

Kaniva Leeor's upset win over Rupanyup as their premiership hangover continues was at the top of the agenda for Peter Weir and the Flowman as they discussed the state of play in the Horsham District Football League.

Hume netball expert, Carla Fletcher, told the Flow Friday Sports Show she's excited for the second half of the polarising competition, with teams placed below Jindera and Osborne beginning to become less predictable in the nature of the resutts their obtaining each week. Osborne remain as the clear favourites to take out this year's comp being the only side to maintain a 100% winning record, while...

Scotty Stewart reviewed a massive week in the Wimmera Football League which featured a tight win by Minyip Murtoa and a bag of 10 goals by Horsham Saints' Jarrod Garth.

Kylie Walsh, North Central Netball Association President reacted to the stunning upset from previous round of netball and looked ahead to round 11 action this weekend on the Flow Friday Sports Show this week. Birchip-Watchem managed to upset the high-flying Nullawill last weekend in a thriller of a match.

Trudi Cook details heartbreaking Southern Mallee Giants loss from last weekend and previewed this weekend's action on the Flow Friday Sports Show. The Giants will sit out in Round 11 of Wimmera netball this weekend, though Cook still offered her tips for other fixtures for the upcoming round.

Phil Bouffler caught up with the Flowman to discuss an exciting round in the Hume Football League including a tight Henty win over the Billabong Crows who yet again suffered a heartbreaking loss.

Sally Bywater checked in to discuss the weekend's action in the KNT which featured upset wins, tight contests, and concluded with a new team on top of the ladder for the third time in three weeks.

Hannah Loller reviewed the round 10 action in the River Murray Netball Association which was one-sided in all four contests. Hannah also previewed round 11 which is set to be highlighted by the top of the table clash between Mypolonga and the Imperials.

Caitlin Vine, Ouyen United's 'Head Kanga', is optimistic ahead of her club's Irymple assignment this weekend in Sunraysia netball. Vine said on this week's Flow Friday Sports Show that improvements across all Ouyen United grades were clear for all to see during last weekend's matches against Wentworth.