The traditional lead-in tournament for the NWBU season, the Lighthouse Classic, will be held in Ulverstone next weekend.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Basketball Tasmania North-West general manager Ben Richmond . . .

Pre-race favourite Riley Major won the Hardings Hotmix Devonport Harness Racing Cup last Sunday night.
The winner is owned by Katrina Hillier and trained and driven by her husband Troy Hillier.
Listen to the closing stages of the cup and Martin Agatyn talking to Troy Hillier after the win . . .

Former Devonport driver Owen Kelly will contest the first two rounds of the Australian Trans-Am Series at Symmons Plains and Baskerville later this month.
Martin Agatyn spoke to the former V8 Supercar and NASCAR racer . . .

Tomorrow night's Hardiings Hotmix Devonport Harness Racing Cup promises to be one of the best for many years with a quality field including many potential winners.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Devonport Harness Racing Club president Claire MacDonald . . .

The Tasmanian Tri-Series tennis competiton has been revived after a number of years in limbo.
The new series will be staged at the end of the month in Burnie, bringing together many of the state's best tennis players.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Tri-Series North-West co-ordinator Shaun Summers . . .

The Devonport City Soccer Club has been granted a licence to field a team in next year's statewide women's soccer competition, the Women's Super League (WSL).
Martin Agatyn spoke to Devonport president Drew Smith . . .

The Tasmanian Sports and Coaching Collective has been formed with the aim of sharing skills common to coaching, but from different sports.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Will Braid . . .

The new Tasmania Jack Jumpers National Basketball League side has named well-credentialled US coach Scott Roth as its first head coach.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Scott . . .

Four national motor racing categories will kick off their title series" in Tasmania later this month at Symmons Plains and Baskerville.
Martin Agatyn spoke to GRM Motosport team director Barry Rogers . . .

Tasmanian triathlete Jake Birtwistle has all but qualified to compete in the Tokyo Olymoc Games this year after being nominated by Triathlon Australia.
However, it's not quite, but almost, a done deal, as Jake explained to Martin Agatyn . . .