Devonport's Mike Gunon was recently honoured witrh not one, but two life memberships of statewide sporting groups.
MArtin Agatyn spoke to the nrew life member of Athletics Tasmania and also the Sports Carnivals Association of Tasmania (SCAT)  . . .

Coastal-owned and trained greyhound Wynburn Sheean has been making a name for himself on the track with some stunning results.
Martin Agatyn spoke to trainer Ben Englund . . .

A new exciting fun run at night will be held in  Devonport next month.
It's known as the Hudson 3645ight the Night Glow Run, with distances of 2.5 km, 4 km and 8 km.
Mafrtin Agatyn spoke to event director Brian Lyons . . .

The Devon team in the State Netball League is in the midst of of one of its best seasons for many years, challenging for a finals spot, while the under 19 team is also second on its ladder.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Dvoon coach Heln Payne . . .

With the Tokyo Olympics underway, thoughts will soon turn to next month's Paralympic Games at the same venue.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Forth's Deon Kenzie as he prepares for his 1500m running event at the Paralympics . . .

A meeting in Smithton tomorrow will most likely decide if a bid is to go ahead to get a football team from Circular Head back in the NWFL.
The team would most likely be known as the Circular Head Saints.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Smithton Football Club life member Keith Billing . . .

Earlier this week when Brisbane was announced as the host f ther 2032 Olympics, there was a Tasmanian face (albeit masked) right in the front row.
It was Tasmanian Senator and Federal Sports Minister Richarrd Colbeck.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Richard from Tokyo . . .

Former AFL Tasmania CEO Scott Wade has suggested a two division competition, similar to how the NTFA operates in the North, could solve Coastal footy woes.
He spoke to Martin Agatyn . . .

Ulverstone cricket umpire Darren Close has again been appointed to the Cricket Australia national umpiring panel.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Darren  . . .

The St Luukes Health North West Thunder are still on top of the NBL-1 South Conference ladder after returning home from a two-game Victorian road trip with two wins from two matches.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Thunder coach Nick Haywood . . .