The major-semi final saw the West Coast Fever steam-roll the Melbourne Vixens to be the first team through to the 2022 Super Netball Grand Final. Meanwhile, Giants Netball made a huge statement in their minor-semi final win over the brave Collingwood Magpies, who were sent packing from the competition on Sunday afternoon.

We analyse the results from both games, looking at how the Fever were able to dismantle the Vixens, the impact coach Dan Ryan has had on the team this year; and the impact of Maddie Hay who was instrumental in the Giants success against the Magpies,

We discuss the Vixens lack lustre form and ponder what the Giants will need to do to pull off a miraculous win on the weekend over the minor premiers to book a grand final birth on the west coast.

We also chat to former Australian international umpire, Michelle Phippard, who even though is now retired from the sport, still keeps a close eye on the game.

It’s a pivotal time in Super Netball with just five weeks left until finals.

After round nine, the Vixens overtook the Fever to sit four points clear on the ladder after the Thunderbirds handed West Coast their biggest loss since 2018 — a whopping 18 goals.

We also chat Diamonds selection in the wake of the 2024/25 national squad being named and featuring three new players in their early twenties: Hannah Mundy, Ash Ervin and Georgie Horjus, as the team looks to recruit the next generation of Australian talent.

But our main focus this week is on the major changes happening in the UK, leaving fans feeling hurt and unheard.

Four of the current 10 teams have been axed for next season: Storm, Stars, Sirens and Bath, as the competition makes some drastic changes in order to try and pay players better and give the league a more professional status.

Andy Lamb and Kelly Walker share their thoughts on these changes for SuperLeague 2.0 as passionate netball fans, podcasters and people that will both have to pick new sides to support next year after their teams sadly didn’t make the cut.

All eight Super Netball teams have locked in their 10 full-time contracted players for the 2026 season and it is time for us to unpack the craziest signing period in the history of the league.

There has been so much movement it’s been hard to keep track of, including some shock retirements and surprise switches for some of our favourite athletes.

Britt and Maddie go through each side with a fine tooth comb and discuss the influx of kiwi imports after Netball New Zealand finally decided to change its Silver Fern eligibility rules.