Sally Bywater is back this week to discuss an exciting first round in the KNT netball association. Sally also provided Dan Crouch with a preview of what promises to be a big round two.

Warrack Herald sports journo and Eagles legend Scotty Stewart appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show to discuss the latest league action alongside Wayne the Flowman.

Stewart's masthead the Warracknabeal Herald provides unrivalled weekly coverage of Wimmera footy action and senior editor David Ward can be heard each week on Flow FM's Country Viewpoint program.

Jeparit Rainbow Storm legend Peter Weir appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show to discuss the latest news and views from inside the club and around the league.

The Storm take on Harrow Balmoral in the third round of Horsham District footy this weekend.

Sammy White delivers the Southern Mallee Giants footy report on the Flow Friday Sports Show alongside Wayne the Flowman as the Giants look ahead to locking horns with Minyip Murtoa this weekend.

Neutrals will struggle to judge a favourite for the clash given the Giants are coming off the bye round last time out in Wimmera footy.

Correspondent for the Eastern Eyre and Great Flinders Netball Leagues Jo Franklin checked in once again with Dan Crouch to give an update on the leagues and to preview the upcoming weekend's games.

Andrew Wilsmore delivered the Ouyen United Kangas report on the Flow Friday Sports Show alongside Wayne the Flowman.

The Kangas boys take on Irymple in this weekend's grudge match.

Western Eyre Netball Association correspondent Reanna Freeman provided Dan Crouch with an update after the season kicked off with a couple of very tight contests.

North Central Netball's head honcho Kylie Walsh unpacked the latest action on the Flow Friday Sports Show as the exciting league begins to unravel in 2023 with newcomers Nullawil surprising many with their early season form.

Walsh gave her tips for the upcoming weekend of action and provided listeners with updates concerning the association's junior divisions.

Ouyen United Netball Club's 'Head Kanga' Caitlin Vine appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show to discuss the A-Grade's opening round loss against Merbein last weekend, revealing that the Kangas were simply undercooked while Merbein's gruelling pre-season clearly gave them an edge.

Vine, who will miss the A-Grade's fixture this weekend against Irymple for reasons she explained on Flow FM, stated that the silver lining for the Kangas was the club's ability to rotate a mix of youth and experience across different teams throughout this year's campaign.

Flow FM's River Murray Netball Correspondent Hannah Loller caught up with Dan Crouch to give a preview of this weekend's action, as well as a recap of last week's ANZAC round games.