The Devonport Strikers only need to salvage a draw from today's home game in the NPL (National Premoer League) Tasmania competition, to be crowned the state's champion soccer team for 2020.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Strikers' coach Chris Gallo . . .

The Devonport Bulls will play Taroona in the Tasmanian Rugby Union grand final in Hobart later today.
The Burnie Emus will also play Launceston in the second grade grand final in Launceston as well.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Devonport Bulls' coach Jerry Scott . . .

Coastal basketball sides performed well in the opening round of Basketball Tasmania's State Basketball League in Hobart last weekend in both men's and women's competition.
Martin Agatyn looked back oon the round with Basketball Tasmania CEO Chris McCoy . . .

This year's Aussie NWFL season, like so many other sports has been one full of challenges.
Martin Agatyn looked back on the season with NWFL president Andrew Richardson . . .

After winning last year's Darrel Baldock Medal, Burnie Dockers midfielder Bailey Boag has gone back to back after winning last night's NWFL best and fairest count.
While not the Darrel Baldock medal this year due to the shortened season, Boag was equally humbled by the award when he spoke to Martin Agatyn . . .

The Burnie Dockers recorded a rare three-peat in last week's Aussie NWFL grand final against Devonport, at Latrobe.
Martin Agatyn spoke to victorious Burnie coach Brent Plant after the win . . .

Competitive woodchopping has been part of the Tasmanian agricultural show scene for more than 100 years.
With the cancellation of most of the state's shows this season due to COVID-19 crowd number restrictions, around half of the woodchopping season will also be lost.
However, a number of smaller alternative chopping carnivals will be staged this summer.
Martin Agatyn spoke to North West Axemen's Association president and multiple world champion David Foster . . .

The State Basketball League kicks off in Hobart today and has attracted a record 12 teams in the men's competition and eight in the women's league, with strong representation from the North-West Coast in both.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Basketball Tasmania CEO Chris McCoy and also looked back on this year's junior state championships, which were concluded earlier this week . . .

Martin Agatyn and Will Braid look back on last weekend's Greater Northern Hockey League rand finals in men's and women's divisions, with three Coastal teams involved in the season deciders . . .

The Sports Carnivals Association of Tasmania (SCAT) has announced its dates for the upcoming summer season.
Devonport and Latrobe carnivals have both withdrawn due to concerrns over restrictions on crowd numbers post-COVID.
However, new events will be held at Penguin and George Town this season.
Martin Agatyn spoke to series promoter Richard Welsh . . .