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 sky is the limit for Tonga captain Hulita Veve and her Tala team as they prepare to play in their very first Netball World Cup at Cape Town.

The team have recently defeated Africa’s best netball team, world number six the Malawi Queens, to defend their third Pacific Aus Sports Netball Series crown.

Here, the Queensland Firebirds training partner joins us for a one-on-one chat.

We hear all about her Super Netball aspirations, her experiences leading the undefeated Tala side over the last 12 months and the significance of ‘the lift’ hand gesture amongst the team.

The 2025 Super Netball season has officially started and boy, do we feel like we’re in for another big year of netty! As once again, the competition broke crowd records in round one.

Jamaican imports Romelda Aiken-George and Shamera Sterling-Humphrey were cleared to play for the Adelaide Thunderbirds after being under an injury cloud in the pre-season. Their team will need them if they’re to chase a historic three-peat.

We do wonder what this means for Proteas defender Sanmarie Visser though? Would she have been better playing at home in the South African league? Plus, there is breaking news at the West Coast Fever about replacement shooter Mwai Kumwenda.

Our interview this week is with new Queensland Firebirds import Imogen Allison after she made her debut down under. Before we catch up on round four of the UK Super League.