Jo Franklin and Kristy Turnbull shared the load in the Eastern Eyre and Great Flinders netball association reports. Jo and Kristy discuss their respective leagues' results and country champs and preview another round of action as both league's head into the business end of the season.

Reanna Freeman gave Dan Crouch a rundown of Western Eyre's results at country champs and previewed a big weekend in the Western Eyre Netball Association. The Hawks play the Tigers with both clubs looking to shake up the ladder as they get back to full strength.

It has been a massive last 24 months for Socceroos star Craig Goodwin, who just last week took out the Johnny Warren Medal; officially being crowned as the A-league’s best player.

Rewind to last November, Goodwin scored Australia’s opening goal at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar against then-defending champion France to give the Aussies a shock lead.

But it hasn’t all been smooth sailing for Goodwin, with his father Tony telling Flow FM that despite several cruel setbacks across his junior and senior career, his son just didn’t have it in him to give up on the game.

It is rhetoric that draws obvious parallels to the plight of Australian manager Ange Postecoglou, who has just been announced as the new manager of Tottenham Hotspur and in doing so will become the first Australian to ever manage in the English Premier League, often cited as the highest level of the game.

Andrew Wilsmore finally returned to the Flow FM airwaves after his mystery disappearance to report in on the state of Ouyen Kangas footy.

The Flow on-air team and township were relieved not to see Wilsmore pictured on milk cartons and back on the Flow Friday Sports Show with the Kangas set to kick on again this weekend against Red Cliffs in a hugely important match being played for honors.

Former AFL umpire Richard Fox joined the Flowman and Dan to outline his jump to the big stage, debuting on the MCG, the best players he ever umpired and more.

North Central Netball's big cheese, Kylie Walsh, discussed the success of headspace week last time out across the league, talked about the latest A-Grade results and this weekend's upcoming fixtures on the Flow Friday Sports Show.

Walsh also informed listeners about a group of Donald stars who were quick to corner her last weekend after she and host Ellis Gelios had confidently and wrongly tipped against their side.

Caitlin Vine, the 'Head Kanga' said she was relieved to see her side win over Robinvale last week and discussed the team's chances in Sunraysia Netball this weekend on the Flow Friday Sports Show.

Vine also revealed that, unlike some of her rowdier teammates, she'll be taking it easy this weekend and not attending the famous Mystery Bus Tour.

Sally Bywater gave Dan Crouch a review of the round 7 KNT netball action headlined by a tight defensive battle between Mundulla and Border Districts. Sally also previewed the June long weekend country champs.

Carla Fletcher, Flow's Hume Netball expert, appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show this week discussing the latest league results.