• Source: ABC Sport

      • ABC Sport is the name given to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's sport programming broadcasts on ABC Television and ABC Radio. From November 2020 the brand includes the former ABC Radio Grandstand.
      Since 2021, ABC Sport is a section of the ABC News website (part of ABC Online). As of 2023, ABC Sport has no television sports rights.


      Television




      = Past

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      = Sports news programs

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      The program Offsiders is first broadcast on the ABC on Sunday mornings, that reviews 8 debates the previous week's action. ABC News has Grandstand TV hosted by Peter Wilkins on weeknights at 5:30 pm
      and That Pacific Sports Show focusing on the latest news from the region.


      Radio


      ABC Sport also hold the radio rights to several Australian and international sporting events, including Australian Football League, National Rugby League, A-League, Super Rugby, Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games, Australian international cricket games and selected Ford Ranger One-Day Cup games, amongst other major sporting events.


      Staff and commentators




      = Australian Football League

      =
      ABC Sport's coverage of the AFL is the flagship sports programme in the southern states. Every game of the season is called by the ABC and is available live nationally on the ABC listen app via the AFL and AFL Extra channels. National radio coverage for games outside the home state is determined by the match with the highest appeal or if there is no clash with other games. ABC Local Radio stations and ABC Sport Digital on DAB+ in the NT, SA, VIC, TAS and WA carry the AFL whilst only local matches are on ABC Radio in the ACT, NSW and QLD, whereas non-local matches in are carried on ABC NewsRadio. The ABC Sport coverage uses "Something Big is Coming" by SATV Music as their 2024 theme song.
      The ABC personnel involved in the coverage of the 2024 AFL season include:
      Commentators

      Corbin Middlemas
      Matt Clinch
      Ben Cameron
      Kelli Underwood
      Andrew Mayes
      Joel Peterson
      Lauren Bordin
      Brett Sprigg (NSW)
      Daniel Garb (NSW)
      Quentin Hull (NSW, QLD)
      Michael Price (QLD)
      Aaron Bryans (SA)
      Neil Cross (SA)
      Clint Wheeldon (WA)
      Mitch Turner (WA)
      Chris Rowbottam (TAS)
      Michael Maney (TAS)
      Rob Cross (NT)
      Experts

      Mick Malthouse
      Cameron Ling
      Brett Deledio
      Brent Harvey
      Adam Ramanauskas
      Luke Ball
      Nathan Burke
      Brad Sewell
      Marc Murphy
      Chad Wingard
      Callum Sinclair
      Kerryn Peterson
      Tadhg Kennelly (NSW)
      Joel Patfull (NSW)
      Dean Brogan (NSW, SA)
      Alicia Eva (NSW)
      Jeff White (QLD)
      Matthew Primus (QLD)
      Jason Akermanis (QLD)
      Jamie Stanton (QLD)
      Josh Francou (SA)
      Rod Jameson (SA)
      Scott Thompson (SA)
      Stephen Williams (SA)
      Chelsea Randall (SA)
      Sharrod Wellingham (WA)
      Kara Antonio (WA)
      Shane Woewodin (WA)
      Chris Waterman (WA)
      Joel Bowden (NT)
      Boundary

      Lauren Bordin
      Tim Hodges
      Jess Webster
      Rory Campbell
      Ian Cohen
      Tom Maddocks
      Ben Cameron
      Andrew Mayes
      Declan Byrne (NSW)
      Poppy Penny (NSW)
      Adam Shirley (NSW)
      Zane Bojack (QLD)
      Jamie Stanton (QLD)
      Liz Walsh (SA)
      Josh Money (SA)
      Braden Ingram (SA)
      Bridget Lacy (WA)
      Akash Fotedar (WA)
      Andrew Cooling (TAS)
      Charlie King (NT)
      Journalists

      Jake Niall - Chief football reporter at The Age


      = Victorian Football League

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      Past




      Awards


      Sports coverage and programs made by ABC Sport have been won and been nominated for several awards at the Logie Awards.


      See also



      Seven Sport
      Nine's Wide World of Sports
      10 Sport
      SBS Sport
      Fox Sports (Australia)
      Stan Sport
      List of Australian television series
      List of longest running Australian television series


      References




      External links


      Official Site
      Corporate Site
      Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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