S1 Ep96: Some of the world's best squash players heading to the Coast
Next week's Tasmanian Squash Open, which is a round of the Professional Squash Association World Challenger Series, has attracted competitors from 12 countries as well as from all over Australia. Martin Agatyn spoke to Squash Tasmania president and tournament director Leon Barnett . . .
8m Sep 03, 2022
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S1 Ep96: Medals and registrations arriving for Tasmanian Masters Games
Entries for next month's Tasmanian Masters Games close at the end of the month. Registrations are rolling in and the medals have arrived. Martin Agatyn got an update from games president Steve Martin . . .
8m Sep 02, 2022
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S1 Ep96: Amy Cure inducted into champions club
Coastal cyclist Amy Cure, who retired last year after a stellar career, has been inducted into the Tasmanian Institute of Sport Champions Club. Martin Agatyn spoke to Amy . . .
6m Sep 02, 2022
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S1 Ep96: Ulverstone claim NWFL women's flag
Ulverstone has won back to back women's NWFL grand finals with a dominant 75-point win over Wynyard. Martin Agatyn spoke to winning coach Tim Auton . . .
2m Sep 02, 2022
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S1 Ep95: Brownrigg takes over the reigns at Coastal boxing club
Former Australian boxing champion Kristy Brownrigg is the new coach at the Latrobe Boxing Club, taking over from Craig Woods. Martin Agatyn spoke to Kristy . . .
7m Aug 27, 2022
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S1 Ep95: Emu not a flightless bird in Tasmanian rugby
The Burnie Emus are flying after a great year in the Tasmanian Rugby Union, with men's senior, women's and men's division two teams all qualifying for the finals series. Martin Agatyn spoke to Emus senior men's coach Brett Bentley . . .
6m Aug 27, 2022
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S1 Ep95: Strikers wrap up title with three games in hand
The Devonport Strikers are once again the kings of Tasmanian soccer, wrapping up the Tasmanian NPL (National Premier League) title with three games to go. There's no finals series in the NPL and the team which finishes on top of the ladder is the champion. Devonport are on top and clear by more than three games. Martin Agatyn spoke to Strikers coach Tom Ballantyne . . .
7m Aug 27, 2022
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S1 Ep94: Jack Jumpers pre-season underway
Pre-season training is already underway for the Tasmania Jack Jumpers. The team are also planning a practice match, school visits and clinics on the North-west Coast in coming weeks. Martin Agatyn spoke to Jack Jumpers assistant coach Mark Radford . . .
9m Aug 20, 2022
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S1 Ep94: Burnie dominates surf life saving awards of excellence
The Burnie Surf Life Saving Club dominated the recent Tasmanian Surf Life Saving Awards of Excellence, winning six awards, including the club of the year. Martin Agatyn spoke to club president Shane Askew . . .
8m Aug 20, 2022
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S1 Ep94: From Tigers to Dockers - New Burnie footy history book
A new book on the history of the  Burnie Football Club from 1985 to 2021 has been released, called From Tigers to Dockers. Martin Agatyn spoke to the author, Lindsay Purton . . .
8m Aug 20, 2022
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S1 Ep93: Melbourne Cup comes to the Coast 50 years after Piping Lane won the race that stops a nation
It's been 50 years since Tasmanian horse Piping Lane, owned by Ray Trinder, won the Melbourne Cup. Martin Agatyn spoke to his granddaughter Lisa Buckley about her memories and also details of this year's Melbourne Cup trophy visiting the Coast later this month . . .
9m Aug 13, 2022
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S1 Ep93: The Great Golf Club Collection wants your old equipment
If you have a no longer used set of golf clubs or other equipment, your local golf club will gladly take them off your hands to help a junior or someone starting out in the game through the Great Golf Club Collection programme. Martin Agatyn spoke to Golf Australia participation co-ordinator for Tasmania, Damon Burley to find out more . . .
6m Aug 13, 2022
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S1 Ep93: Junior academy to find Tasmania's next cycling road racing star
Cycling Tasmania has established a junior road development academy aimed at un-earthing our next road racing star. Martin Agatyn spoke to Tasmanian Institute of Sport North-West satellite coach David Walker, who is involved in the programme . . .
8m Aug 13, 2022
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S1 Ep92: Entries open for Burnie Ten
Entries for this year's Burnie Ten are now open. Martin Agatyn spoke to race director Richard Welsh, and also chatted about Australians performing in the Commonwealth Games who have been regulars on the Tasmanian Christmas Carnivals Series, of which Richard is also promoter . . .
7m Aug 06, 2022
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S1 Ep92: Riley competes with the world's best tenpin bowlers
Some of the world's best tenpin bowlers were in Tasmania last week for the Devil's Lair Tournament. Devonport's Ashley Riley was invited to compete and he spoke to Martin Agatyn about what a wonderful experience it was . . .
8m Aug 06, 2022
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S1 Ep92: Strikers valiant in defeat
Hear from Devonport Strikers president Drew Smith and coach Tom Ballantyne after Wednesday night's Australia Cup match against the Wellington Phoenix . . .
8m Aug 06, 2022
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S1 Ep91: Registrations now open for Tasmanian Masters Games
Registrations for competitors and volunteers have opened for the Tasmanian Masters Games, which will be held on the North-West Coast in October. Martin Agatyn spoke to games president Steve Martin . . .
8m Jul 30, 2022
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S1 Ep91: Devonport gearing up for massive soccer occasion
The Devonport Strikers are gearing up for Tasmania's biggest ever soccer event when they take on the might of the A-League's Wellington Phoenix in their Australia Cup round next week. Martin Agatyn spoke to Strikers' president Drew Smith and coach Tom Ballantyne . . .
11m Jul 30, 2022
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S1 Ep91: Apprentice Coastal jockey is Tasmania's best rider
Wesley Vale second year apprentice jockey Codi Jordan has won the Tasmanian jockey's premiership for the 2021-2022 season, with 61 winning rides. She joins elite company as only the third apprentice to win the title, following in the footsteps of Beverly Buckingham and Craig Newitt. Martin Agatyn spoke to Codi . . .
5m Jul 29, 2022
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S1 Ep90: Glow run in August, new Penguin running festival in February
Martin Agatyn spoke to Brian Lyons from Everyday Lions, previewing next month's Hudsons 365 Night Light Glow Run in Devonport and also finding out more about the recently announced Penguin Running Festival in February . . .
7m Jul 22, 2022
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S1 Ep90: New racing calendar released - Devonport Cup date shift
TasRacing has released details of the 2022-2023 Tasmanian racing calendar, with the Devonport Cup date moved out by a week. Martin Agatyn spoke to TasRacing acting CEO Andrew Jenkins, who also updated progress on the replacement harness racing and greyhound venue with the closure of the Devonport Showgrounds . . .
9m Jul 22, 2022
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S1 Ep90: Call out for grid iron (American football) players for North-West team
The North West Raiders are the Coast's only team in the Tasmanian grid iron (American football) statewide competition, but they urgently need to recruit more players ahead of the season starting in October. Martin Agatyn spoke to Raiders president Michael Baran . . .
4m Jul 22, 2022
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S1 Ep89: Strikers to host A-League's Wewllington Phoenix iin Australia Cup fixture
Devonport has drawn a home game against the Wellingvton Phoenix for the Australia Cup (soccer). Martin Agatyn spoke to Strikers' president Drew Smith . . .
5m Jul 02, 2022
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S1 Ep89: Three Tasmanian runners named for Commonwealth Games
King Island distance runner Stewart McSweyn and Hobart sprinters Jack Hale and Jacob Despard have been named in the Australian athletics team for the Commonwealth Games in  Birmingham later this month. Martin Agatyn spoke to Jack Hale, who's no stranger to the Coastal Christmas Carnivals Series . . . 
5m Jul 02, 2022
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S1 Ep89: Eddie locks in rally double
Coastal crew Eddie Maguire and Zak Brakey won both the second and third rounds of the Tasmanian Rally Championship last weekend in  Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 9. Martin Agatyn spoke to Eddie . . .
6m Jul 02, 2022
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S1 Ep89: Junior tennis camps in Devonport
The Devonport Tennis Club will be running it's popular school holiday tennis camps later this month. Martin Agatyn spoke to head coach Phillipa Martin . . .
5m Jul 02, 2022
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S1 Ep88: Tasmanian athletes eye-off Commonwealth Gold
Thirteen Tasmanians have been so far selected for next month's Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, and many of them are considered medal chances. Martin Agatyn spoke to Tasmanian Institute of Sport high performance manager Ilene Carr . . .
6m Jun 25, 2022
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S1 Ep88: Melbourne Cup to visit the North-West Coast
The Lexus Melbourne Cup will come to Tasmania in August as part of a national tour, which will include a stop-over in Devonport. Martin Agatyn spoke to tour director and "keeper of the cup," Joe McGrath . . .
7m Jun 25, 2022
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S1 Ep88: Save Targa Tasmania campaign
Burnie-based Targa Tasmania competitor Rob Shepperd has started a campaign to save Targa Tasmania in its current format, following calls to ban it after a fourth fatality in two years or downgrade it to a touring-only event. Martin Agatyn spoke to Rob . . .
7m Jun 25, 2022
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S1 Ep87: Burnie Dockers 2002 premiership reunion
The 2002 NTFL premiership winning Burnie Dockers will be holding a 20-year reunion at West Park next Saturday. Martin Agatyn spoke to 2002 winning coach Nick Probert . . .
5m Jun 18, 2022
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S1 Ep87: Coastal physio gets Boomers call-up
Former Ulverstone physiotherapist Ryan Carroll has been appointed team physio for the Australian Boomers Basketball World Cup qualifiers against China and Japan later this month. Martin Agatyn spoke to Ryan, who has also been team physio for the Devonport Warriors, North-West Thunder, and more recently the Tasmania Jack Jumpers . . .
7m Jun 18, 2022
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S1 Ep87: State Government grant kick starts Tasmanian Masters Games
The Tasmanian Masters Games was officially launched last weekend by Premier Jeremy Rockliff, who also announced $20,000 in funding to help with running costs. Martin Agatyn spoke to games president Steve Martin . . .
6m Jun 18, 2022
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S1 Ep87: North West hockey official appointed to Hockey Tasmania board
West Devonport's Will  Braid has joined the board of Hockey Tasmania. The sport has a bright future in Tasmania, as Martin Agatyn discovered when he spoke to Will . . . 
4m Jun 18, 2022
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S1 Ep87: Australian Rally Championship action returns to Tasmanian forests
The third round of the Australian Rally Championship (ARC) series will be held in Tasmania next weekend, with Rally Launceston (formerly Rally Tasmania). Martin Agatyn spoke to ARC media manager Paul Riordan . . .
8m Jun 18, 2022
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S1 Ep86: Coastal women to defend all star footy series title
The NWFL women's representative side will take on the NTFA and SFL over the next two weekends as the defending champions in the AFL Tasmania Women's All Star Series. Martin Agatyn spoke to NWFLW coach Tim Auton . . .
4m Jun 11, 2022
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S1 Ep86: Coastal boxing coach gets the top job as state coach
Sulphur Creek boxing coach Gavin O'Callaghan, who has a gym at Penguin, has been named as the new state coach for Boxing Tasmania, taking over from Craig Woods. Martin Agatyn spoke to Gavin . . .
9m Jun 11, 2022
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S1 Ep86: Tigers claim NWBU premiership double
Burnie has won both the men's and women's NWBU grand finals. The men breat Penguin, 84-69, while the women defeated Devonport 83-68. Hear from the winning coaches, Jason Baker (women) and Sam Pulford (men), talking to Martin Agatyn after their impressive wins . . .
3m Jun 11, 2022
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S1 Ep85: Tassie's Amanda Beams scores a silver medal in Austria
Tasmanian woodchopper Amanda Beams has just returned home from Austria, where she won a silver medal in the Stihl Timbersports International Women's Cup. Martin Agatyn spoke to Amanda . . .
5m Jun 04, 2022
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S1 Ep85: Latrobe to become "table tennis central" next weekend
Tasmania's best table tennis players will converge on Latrobe next Saturday and Sunday to compete in the Tasmanian Table Tennis State League Championships. The event is being hosted by the Port Sorell Table Tennis Club and Martin Agatyn spoke to club president Graham Fowless . . .
7m Jun 04, 2022
7m
S1 Ep85: Coastal teenager sets sights on Mountain Bike World Enduro Series
Sheffield's Harvey Lee is hoping to compete in the Mountain Bike World Enduro Series next year. Martin Agatyn spoke to Harvey, who is currently ranked well inside the world's top 150 riders, who get invited to compete . . . 
5m Jun 04, 2022
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S1 Ep84: AFL Tasmania appoints regional club-help co-ordonators
AFL Tasmania has appointed three regional club help co-ordinators to assist community football clubs with issues including sponsorship and volunteeers. Martin Agatyn spoke to North West co-ordinator Rick Anderson . . .
8m May 28, 2022
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S1 Ep84: Hockey official named overall Tasmanian Volunteer of the Year
Respected Devonport hockey official and umpire Minka Woolley has been named Tasmanian Volunteer of the Year. Martin Agatyn spoke to Minka . . .
6m May 28, 2022
6m
S1 Ep84: Cuprona Bulldogs rise from the ashes
The Cuprona Football Club was devastated by a $500,000 clubrooms fire last year. The club is now on the road to recovery and play their first home game since the fire on Saturday in what is a massive day for the club. Martin Agatyn spoke to Bulldogs vice-president Daniel Parry . . .
5m May 28, 2022
5m
S1 Ep83: Athletics club puts call our for carnival volunteers
Like many Coastal sporting clubs, the Devonport Athletic Club is facing a shortage of volunteers. The sutuation is serious and could jeopardise the running of the Devonport Carnival in December. Martin Agatyn spoke to club vice-president Rod Walker . . .
6m May 21, 2022
6m
S1 Ep83: Coastal swimmer makes Commonwealth Games team
Former Devonport swimmer Jake Templeton, currently based on the Gold Coast, has been selected to compete at the Commonwealth Games in Burmingham in August. Martin Agatyn spoke to Jake . . .
7m May 21, 2022
7m
S1 Ep83: Coastal boxing referee and judge shines on the national stage
Penguin boxing referee and judge Gary Cooper was named judge of the tournament at the recent Australian Club Boxing Championships in Adelaide. Martin Agatyn spoke to Gary . . .
6m May 21, 2022
6m
S1 Ep82: $30,000 up for grabs at Devonport-based squash tournaments
Devonport will host two squash tournaments later this year which will be Tasmania's richest ever. Martin Agatyn spoke to Squash Tasmania president Leon Barnett . . .
5m May 14, 2022
5m
S1 Ep82: Three medals and flag bearer honouurs for Brown at Invictus
Helllyer Beach's Peter Brown recently carried the flag for Australia in the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games in The Netherlands. Martin Agatyn spoke to Brown. who also won two silvers and a bronze medal.
6m May 14, 2022
6m
S1 Ep82: Tasmania's Ian Chesterman elected president of the Australian Olympic Committee
Martin Agatyn catches up with Tasmania's Ian Chesterman, who has recently been elected as president of the Australian Olympic Committee, replacing long serving president John Coates, who has retired . . .
8m May 14, 2022
8m
S1 Ep81: Jack Jumpers one game down after NBL grand finals series gets underway
The Tasmania Jack Jumpers have been beaten by the Sydney Kings in the first of the best of five NBL grand final series, but they have a chance to redeem themselves in game two in Hobart on Sunday. Martin Agatyn spoke to Jack Jumpers assistant coach Mark Radford . . .
6m May 07, 2022
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