The Lord Mayor charges back in with more ice hockey action than you can wave a high stick at (He's up to a double minor already...) with the preview of the 2019/20 Australian Women's Ice Hockey League season.

His worship is joined by Sara Sammons and Nora Maclaine of the Perth Inferno, Kirsty Venus of the Adelaide Rush and goaltender extraordinaire Sera Dogramaci (Anyone who saves at .931 has earnt that title) of our local team, the Sydney Sirens, to preview what fans can expect this season from Australia's premiere ice hockey competition for the ladies as our Sirens look to improve on last year's runner up status to claim the Joan McKowen Memorial Trophy.

We also hear about the Brisbane Goannas and the reigining champion Melbourne Ice in this bumper episode of Splinters.

Trivia Question: What is the highest rating Women's Sports

Answer: The WBBL!

That's right, Cricket's Premier Women's T20 Competition is

Following the success of the first 4 seasons. WBBL 5

Our Cricket Squad have re-assembled for the Preview, with

Will The Brisbane Heat continue their giant-killing

All that and more will be answered on the WBBL

This week, although the NHL is almost a week into the 2019-20 season, we sit down and examine the beasts (and least) of the east after last week looking into the best of the west (and rest).

We couldn't stop the Raging Bull from getting his Habs jersey on and letting loose, so the Lord Mayor, in his gracious Ottawa manner, accepted the Frenchie's loudness (kind of like the NHL really)...

So who will triumph on the right coast? All is revealed right here on Splinters!

The Lord Mayor returns just in time for the puck to drop on the 2019-20 NHL season, and the preview of the Western Conference.

His worship welcomes on board returning Calgary Flames tragic and former Calgary Herald writer David Gazard, along with Splinters debutants Adrian Jones, who moonlights as Gazard's coach in the local Canberra league, and publisher of the Australian Business Executive and Winnipeg native turned Calgary junior turned Vancouver Canucks supporter, Jesse Landry, to run the rule over the Central Division and the Pacific Division.

With the Australian summer approaching, cool off with this jam packed episode of Splinters which we're sure ran over time, but who cares because HOCKEY!!

Think you got off Scot-free from cricket after the ashes and

Here at Splinters, too much cricket is never enough and with

The Skipper, Tony Dosen, will be releasing his opening pair

So if you are from Northern District Cricket Club,

The spicy chorizo is joined by the Canberra kid to preview all the action from the upcoming Rugby World Cup.

Are the All Blacks destined for another trophy? Will the Irish stick it to the UK teams? Will Australia actually turn up? Since when does Russia play rugby union? Will Uruguay spit it like their soccer team did in 2005? All is revealed right here on Splinters!

Fresh from a trip to the northern hemisphere, ND's leader Nathan Smith joins the boys, and girl, to discuss the upcoming grade season and the Ashes.

They say Australian Cricket is strong when New South Wales

It's a star-studded line-up, with the captain, Tony Dosen,

So start padding up for another cracking year of NSW Premier

With the Ashes in full swing, the newly minted Northern District fourth grade skipper, Clayton Waters, joined The Bench to discuss what's going on in the Old Dart.

It's the start of September which can only mean one thing:

Join Anthony 'The Raging Bull' Caruso as we start our 3-part

Part 1 includes the preview of the NSW Premier Cricket and

It is cricket, cricket and more cricket for September right here in Splinters.