Teenage sensation and Giants sharp shooter Sophie Dwyer has had an incredible year in netball!

The 19-year-old played her first full season of Super Netty in 2021 and helped her team make it all the way to the grand final with her long-bomb accuracy.

Now she's been elevated from an Aussie Diamonds camp invitee to a fully-fledged member of the national squad.

So we caught up with the young superstar to see how she was feeling when she found out the exciting news.

The Netty Life met up with the crew from The Tie Dye Project to see first hand what happens when you sprinkle a little bit of happiness, love and friendship about.

Supporting a cause close to all their hearts, this team are determined to make a difference in this world and leave it a better place.

This pod is full of interviews with some of our favourite netballers, including Amy Parmenter, Keira Austin, Maddy Turner and Allie Smith. It also features a special one-on-one chat with an extraordinary young human named Molly Croft.

This is an episode of The Netty Life that you will not want to miss.

They say that change is as good as a holiday and in 2022 Keira Austin is making a BIG change.

Excited about the opportunity for a fresh start with room to grow and improve her game, Austin will find herself in new territory with the Melbourne Vixens as she looks to start a new chapter in her netball career.

We talk all things Netty, from her decision to leave the Giants, to the rehab of her ACL and her focus on making it on court in 2022 for her new club.

They say you are a long time retired but GIANTS Netball star Sam Poolman says she knew it was time to hang up the netty shoes.

After 100 games at the elite level & well over a decade of experience to share, Sam now wants to 'pay it forward' by helping to inspire the next generation of netballers.

Find out who Sam rates as the toughest goal shooter to match-up against in SSN and find out which former team-mate tried to talk her out of retirement.

After the season from hell, Netball Australia CEO sits down with The Netty Life to chat about a challenging first year at the helm.

The wide-ranging interview also looks towards the future, including Kelly's current thoughts on a Super Netball Tasmanian team, player signings and imports, what she hopes to see from the new broadcast deal and the uncertainty of the Diamonds tours coming up against New Zealand and England.

In their quest to lift the Super Netball trophy this year, the NSW Swifts picked up a bit of a secret weapon midway through the season.

After losing three of their first seven games, including an upset to the Adelaide Thunderbirds, the team decided they needed a shift in mindset if they were going to have a crack at the title.

Before the COVID chaos started, the Swifts flew Emma to Sydney for a one-day workshop during the bye week... and they got hooked.

For the rest of the season, through all the interstate travel, quarantine, time spent away from family and lagging fatigue, Emma was on the other end of the phone ready to help them through it.

Their game became more consistent as they learnt to be present in the moment and their composure in the grand final was a poignant representation of the self-awareness and level of control they'd learnt under Emma's guidance.

In this bonus episode, Britt sits down with Emma Murray to find out more about her work with the NSW Swifts and Richmond Tigers.

In our final podcast at the end of the most hectic Super Netball season, we tackle the 2021 Grand Final battle between the NSW Swifts and Giants.

We also have the pleasure of speaking with premiership winning coach Briony Akle, just days after her team claimed the trophy for the second time in three seasons.

Grand Final week is like Christmas Eve for netball fans and after a long season, there is just one game left!

We break down the key match-ups from last weeks Prelim Final and discuss the potential strengths and weaknesses of the GIANTS and Swifts as they prepare to face-off in the title fight.

We also catch up with Swifts co-captain and Aussie Diamond Paige Hadley. We discuss the excitement of an all NSW Grand Final, her teams preparation and how she plans to prepare for her key match-up against Amy Parmenter.

There are just three teams left standing in Super Netball for 2021, and while the NSW Swifts are headed straight to the Grand Final, the Giants and West Coast Fever will battle it out for the final spot.

Plenty of questions on the agenda, such as:
- Has the Fever's goal attack rotation been a key to their success?
- What will the Giants newbies learn from their one-point semi-final loss? AND
- Which wing defence is right for the NSW Swifts?

With our top four locked and loaded and GIANTS Netball named Minor Premiers for 2021, the finish line is close and discuss how each team faired in their last game before the finals series starts this weekend.

For the first time in SSN history both NSW teams, the GIANTS and the Swifts have made finals, and we wonder if Lighting have enough in reserve to beat Fever.

With the Diamonds squad announcement hot off the press, we discuss some of the exclusions as well as some of our favourite inclusions, like Amy Parmenter and Sunday Aryang.

We also catch up with the in-form Maddie Hay, about her team being Minor Premiers and being named in the Diamonds Development squad.