Dom Leach, President of the Ouyen Rams, discussed how his A-Grade teammates are priming themselves for their huge meeting with Robinvale when Red Cliffs Cricket finals begins in a fortnight when he appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show this week.

However, it is Millewa who stand in the way of the Rams this week during the final weekend of the minor season and Leach insisted his side is fully focussed on maintaining form despite already having secured a home final.

The Rams' B-Grade team will entertain Fire Brigade this week in another difficult test as the team looks to mount a title charge of their own, despite incurred a number of bye rounds in this campaign.

Top of the Ports: Frances prevailed as champions of the Southern Ports Tennis competition.

Flow's South Australian tennis correspondent, Egan Regnier, phoned in for the final time this season on Flow FM to discuss the season as a whole after a fantastic day of Grand Finals.

In the second division, Naracoorte upset Kingston with a surprising victory, while Beachport were crowned as the winners of the third division.

Regnier conceded that a major focus for the majority of teams in the association was building squad sizes ahead of the 2023/24 season as opposed to strengthening key areas after a number of matches resulted in forfeits due to a lack of numbers this season.

Gawler and Districts Softball Association President Veg Ingram appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show to unpack the latest round of finals from across the mounds.

Four of the seven games played last weekend went down to the wire in vintage finals fashion, with participants being afforded a week of rest due to a rare bye round not often seen in Gawler's softball playoffs history.

The halt in action this weekend comes as a result of the Junior State Championships being held in Berri in South Australia's Riverland region, which Ingram also previewed.

Ingram also reminded listeners about the upcoming Presentation Day, to be held at Karbeethan Reserve on Sunday the 19th of March.

Flow FM's World Sports expert Eddie Dadds dialled in from Country NSW this week to discuss the latest global headlines after returning to home soil after his extended stay in Canada.

The scplaybook.com.au contributor delved into the latest developments from multiple continents, touching on topics such as the latest NBA handbags featuring Luka Doncic and Kevin Durant, along with the latest F1 thrills and spills; including a dismal performance by Maclaren at the Bahrain Gran Prix.

Dadds also turned his attention to both Manchester United and Canberra United (A-leagues Womens) after both clubs were humiliated last weekend for very different reasons, along with Novak Djokovic's frustration with the US government and a bumper opening weekend of NRL action which included two bemusing press conferences and shock results all round.

Clayton Bester and Ellis Gelios discussed the fallout from another riveting round of English Premier League action on the Arvo Flow Sports Hour this week, with the discussion focussing on Liverpool's stunning annihilation of historic rival Manchester United and another rewarding week for Saints diehard Rikki Lambert.

The Breaky Flow host's Southampton secured another vital win against Leicester City in what was another unexpected result amongst the plethora of teams battling relegation.

It was also another smashing week for Aussie manager Ange Postecoglou in Scotland, who witnessed his Celtic side score 250 goals in just 99 games on the weekend in their match against St Mirren.

Ouyen Lawn Tennis Club President Paul Dean appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show this week and illustrated how much he's anticipating this week's cut-throat hit outs after the final weeks of the 2022/23 schedule culminated in a series of dead rubber ties.

Dean, who still strongly fancies Nunga to take out this year's title, hammered home the point that silverware is never won on paper and that sudden death tennis is always known to provide thrills and spills.

Galah are through to the Grand Final; they'll meet either Nunga or Kiamal in the club's showcase event.

Dean also profiled the 41st annual Rohan Gregg Memorial event which will go ahead on the Labour Day weekend in Ouyen.

Ouyen Rams President Dom Leach is keeping cautious despite A-grade's blistering form in Red Cliffs Cricket action.

Leach provided an internal analysis on the A-Grade team's narrow victory against Robinvale last weekend, by four wickets, importantly securing a home Semi Final.

The joy around the club did not extend to the B-Grade who suffered a defeat against the high-flying Nursery Ridge.

Leach unwrapped last weekend's Saturday night shenanigans - the Super 8s social cricket match, which took place at Blackburn Park between three different social teams featuring past players of the club.

The B-Grade sit out this weekend while the A-Grade face Cardross on the road in what could turn out to be a banana peel for the league leaders, if they underestimate their opposition.

Leach also provided a rundown on how both divisions across the association are currently placed.

Down but not out: Egan Regnier's Robe Roosters plotting 2024 comeback as side missing finals headlines latest Southern Ports Tennis news.

The Flow FM correspondent phoned in on the Flow Friday Sports Show this week to review the final weekend of the minor rounds of the Southern Ports Tennis 2022/23 schedule.

Robe won't have a representative side in this year's finals and Regnier made no secret of the fact he strongly fancies Frances to capture this season's title.

Regnier also described which teams he believes qualify as 'smokies' going into the pointy end of the Southern Ports Tennis Championships.

Veg Ingram on the latest news from the world of Gawler softball.

Veg Ingram, President of the Gawler and Districts Softball Association, phoned in to the Flow Friday Sports Show this week to discuss the latest news from the world of Gawler softball.

On this week's agenda, Ingram reviewed the final round of the minor rounds from across the mounds, which included highly billed matches in Division One featuring Two Wells pitted against the Kangas Blue side, while Kangas Grey entertained the Giants.

With finals now on the horizon, Ingram provided an account of what had proven to be a jam-packed week of softball with trials for SAPSASA (School Sport SA & Statewide school competitions), taking place in Gawler at Karbeethan Reserve.

Ingram also encouraged listeners to check out the association's social media accounts to engage with various fundraiser initiatives in support of Gawler's impressive production line of young talent.

Eddie Dadds, Flow's World Sports expert, appeared on the Flow Sports Hour to report on a variety of different stories and events to have occurred in the sporting world in the last week.

The Canada-based correspondent unpacked Ange Postecoglou's third trophy win in just two years in Scotland with Celtic, and the biggest sporting event of the weekend which took place in a boxing ring as YouTuber Jake Paul narrowly lost to pro fighter Tommy Fury.

Dadds also commented on a favourite son finally returns to old club's training session in NRL after long grudge finally appears to have passed.

Dons-fan Dadds also wrapped up of AFL practice matches as Dadds maintains confidence in Power's Premiership chances despite losing to lowly West Coast Eagles.