A big episode 6 with Mason live from the Holden Centre stalking his beloved Collingwood train. Jindera coach Tayla Lloyd chats all things netball, another big name cops the CollKaneo and Tool(s) of the Week get announced while Bealey recalls his fathers rather checked goal umpiring career plus a look at results and round 4 of Hume.

A big Easter edition features big plans for the 25 Year Hume Reserves Team of the Century team to become a charity fundraiser for a local charity, the lads need the nominations to keep coming in. Mason reflects back on his time as a Bushpig while Bealey reflects back on "the Miracle" Crows win over Osborne a few yrs back - a cameo visit from a club coach and interleague coaching member - no Tool of the Week or CollKaneo and no Netball but plenty of banter !

Our man Bealey is back in the studio and with his injury update, Mason in all sorts after his return to Adrenaline gym. Tool of the Week awarded to a legend of the Hume FL the Hume reserves Team of the Century gaining momentum - in on field news the Hume coaching panel named for interleague v Tallangatta FL and the Crows hit top of the table in netball

An injury to Bealey has left the team one man down for Ep 3 and also ruined his Azzi medal hopes as his much anticipated return ends in tears, a big name gets Tool of the Week along with a repeat offender, big news for seconds footballers - selection honours await as plans go into play for the Hume FL 25 Yr Seconds Team of this period plus its a family affair at Billabong Crows netball all in Ep 3

This week Bealey is under the pump from Mason copping a CollKano about his trip to Yackandandah, a Giants teammate wins Tool of the Week, the longest ever Mailbag question and the young superstar from Culcairn Iilysh is our Hot Property winner plus a look at round one in both football and netball - enjoy !

The Highway to Hume crew are back and in good form recapping the off season - the good, the bad and the forgettable as Robbie, Bealey and Mason loosen things up while for a bit of sense Georgia has a peak at the netball.

Yarrawonga had played in four straight OM netball A grade grand finals between 1999 and 2002 with just the one premiership in 2001, they then lost four straight preliminary finals between 2003 and 2006 – they broke the prelim final hoodoo in 2007 but were beaten in the 2007 grand final by North Albury – the following year they again lost to North Albury in the grand final – they had enough and were determined to make 2009 count under the guile of coach Tracey Gillies.

A fast finishing Albury missed finals in 2008 by the barest of margins, the momentum burst back into 2009 with some heavy recruiting of top end talent and the return of coaching legend Paul Spargo – the result was a year of footballing perfection culminating in the Tigers first premiership in 12 yrs, enjoy Tiger Tales 2009 – “Unbreakable, Unbeaten, Unbelievable”.