Naracoorte United skipper Andy Munro joined Ellis Gelios to look ahead to his side's dream draw in the upcoming Australia Cup qualifying round.

Saturday's clash at the Naracoorte and District Sports Centre will see the host side welcome historic Adelaide-based club Adelaide Cobras, who currently play in the Federation's State League One competition, placed one league below the state's top level of football, the National Premier Leagues on the pyramid.

The Cobras boast a wide array of talent on their books, such as the likes of one of the state's most recognisable talents at local level, Perry Mitris.

The match has been labelled as the Limestone Coast's biggest ever football occasion and Munro admitted that it is the biggest stage the club has ever competed on, despite existing since the late sixties.

If Naracoorte are to pull off the 'cupset', it could set-up a potentially unexpected journey for the amateur side which could result in a fairy-tale tie against NPL or even A-league opposition during the later rounds of the Australia Cup.

Incredible achievement for young softballer topped this week's Gawler Softball association agenda, as President Veg Ingram updated listeners on the latest news and results from various teams from within the association.

Playing for the Under 16 State Championship team at just 11 years of age was Sienna Sutton - that alone was enough to astonish most spectators.

However, the young Sutton went a step further, fronting out for Gawler's senior team on the big stage while still studying in primary school.

Juniors and senior action is set to resume this weekend across the mounds in Gawler and its surrounding regions this weekend and Ingram provided her predictions as to which sides would emerge victorious in the first set of February fixtures.

In the absence of Ouyen Rams President and A-Grade star Dom Leach, it was Ouyen journalist Tracey Lawson who phoned in to report on latest Red Cliffs Cricket action on this week's Flow Friday Sports Show.

The biggest talking point to come from the weekend was undoubtedly the heroic achievement of skipper Brad Parsons breaking a record with the bat.

His 'special knock' officially went down as the highest score by a Rams player, bettering Tom Morrish's 133 runs recorded four seasons ago.

It follows the recent news to come out of Blackburn Park relating to Parsons' brother Travis, who recently made his debut for the A-Grade side, at least as far as his teammate Dom Leach's assessment went.

The feat by Parsons was the cherry on the cake for the Rams, who have enjoyed no shortage of success across both their A and B Grade sides in recent weeks.

Paul Dean, President of Ouyen Lawn Tennis, unpacked the latest tennis action on the Flow Friday Sports Show with the regular team competition going into rest mode for this weekend.

Instead, this weekend will see the maiden round of the club's individual knockout tournament commencing under the Friday night lights in Ouyen.

Dean was unable to play down the form of Nunga, admitting that the competition's pacesetters "will stay top" and are unlikely to be beaten between now and the final showpiece of this year's Ouyen tennis action.

Host Ellis Gelios also took the opportunity to get Dean's thoughts on the Australian Open tournament on the record, with the Galah player gleefully adding that he made the most of watching tennis on a daily basis.

Johnny Moore returns to the Flow FM airwaves after the exciting weekend of FA Cup action in the UK.

One of the dominant themes of the weekend's 4th Round of matches was the fairytale run of semi-professional Welsh club AFC Wrexham - a club firmly in the headlines due to being famously owned by Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds.

The club's rise up the football ranks has been captured in front of Disney cameras, with the popular documentary being released titled 'Welcome to Wrexham'.

Wrexham shocked onlookers on the weekend after drawing 3-3 against Sheffield United, a club competing three divisions higher than them.

Other talking points revolved around Liverpool's surprising loss to Brighton and Grimsby Town's impressive 2-2 draw with Luton Town, a side also placed two divisions higher in the English Championship.

North American sports expert Eddie Dadds talks NFL playoffs, NRL, NBA, FIFA Women's World Cup and untouchable Novak Djokovic in Melbourne on the Arvo Flow Sports Hour.

Dadds unpacked both the Australian Open men's and women's finals and offered plenty of praise for Novak Djokovic after claiming his 10th Australian Open title.

He also discussed the expolits of Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo, who scored 50 points in his side's recent victory, debating whether he is truly one of the most exceptional generational talents of all time.

The NFL playoffs and a certain Aussie hoping to reach the biggest stage of American football were other talking points, while Dadds also shared his thoughts on the current NRL debacle back home and the significance of the Matildas' first game of the FIFA Women's World Cup being moved to a larger venue.

Clayton Bester probes the issue of a lack of mandatory ambulances at professional sporting events in Victoria after Adelaide United player Juande sustained a horrific leg break injury and had to wait to receive medical attention at AAMI Park. The confusing event overshadowed the high-scoring clash between Melbourne City and Adelaide.

Gawler and Districts Softball Association President Veg Ingram appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show, providing updates for listeners on various competitions after the season's festive period hibernation.

Ingram discussed the recent form of Gawler's men's representative side The Giants, with the team impressing onlookers during recent weeks.

With no Saturday action taking place across the mounds last weekend due to extreme heat, Ingram went into detail in her predictions for this weekend's upcoming action.

The Under 16 Nationals competition held in Waverley, Victoria was also on the agenda with Gawler cheering on some junior representatives, along with the highly-anticipated upcoming 40-year anniversary event

Ingram also leaned on her vast experience in sports administration and coaching to weigh in on the current state of softball's popularity at grass roots level and what more can be done to make the code appealing for youngsters.

Ingram stressed the point that softball is extraordinarily affordable for junior players in comparison to other mainstream codes.

Ouyen Lawn Tennis Club President Paul Dean discussed the story of the season so far on the Flow Friday Sports Show and what to look forward to in the next round of matches.

In what has been a story of competitors being short on the ground across various Friday evenings in 2022, Nunga look set to continue as the comp's pacesetters in 2023, with Dean claiming the side is already almost a lock-in to appear in the Grand Final.

Dean took the time to single out one player, Dean Munro, who he claims is "unlucky" to have been born in the era he was born, saying his exploits have been so exemplary that he has only just narrowly avoided becoming a record-holder at the club.

Robe Roosters captain Egan Regnier appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show to review his side's sensational Ling Cup win over local rivals, the Robe Rebels.

Regnier also reviewed the last round of Southern Ports tennis action which took place before the season break, allowing for competitiors to enjoy the festive period.

Regnier provided a preview of the upcoming weekend action with various teams still struggling to secure squads for Saturday's action.