James McOnie from the Crowd Goes Wild joined Piney to discuss Roger Tuivasa-Sheck leaving the Warriors, the ongoing Super Rugby season and the FIFA World Cup.

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The Sharks are after payback against the Warriors in their NRL contest in Cronulla this afternoon.

The Warriors head into the clash in 3rd place on the ladder, with the Sharks in 11th place with a two-win, two-loss record.

Kickoff in the Shire's at 4pm.

Former Warrior Chad Townsend joined Piney to discuss.

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The Black Ferns are preparing to travel to the United States for the upcoming Pacific Four series.

The team's first game of the Pacific Four Series is April 12 at Sacramento against the US before facing Canada in Kansas City six days later.

Black Ferns coach Whitney Hansen joined Piney to discuss further.

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Another season of winter sport is set to get underway, but the concern around injuries remains a significant issue.

Stats show many amateur players get injured towards the start of the season, mostly because they're not ready to get back into it.

High performance coach Davie Gray explained further.

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The White Ferns are ready for a breather before approaching the defence of their T20 World Cup crown in England.

They've wrapped up their home summer with a one-day series win over South Africa - and have a month off before a warm-up tour against England before the tournament itself in June.

Coach Ben Sawyer joined Piney to discuss.

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The Black Caps' home summer has come to an end, with plenty of high points and low points to look back on.

There's been bad weather, and plenty of losses - but plenty of series wins over the course of the season.

Black Caps coach Rob Walter joined Piney to recap the action.

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New Manly interim head coach for Kieran Foran can breathe a sigh of relief after a stunning start to the job.

The Sea Eagles beat the Dolphins 52-18 in their round five NRL clash – Manly put 28 points on their opponents at the breaks

Adam Peacock told Piney it was quite literally an Easter miracle.

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