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4 days ago | 
sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan
West Coast great Luke Shuey has been seriously impressed by youngster Elijah Hewett's development this season. Hewett has been in fine form for the Eagles of late, having been set back by multiple injuries including sesamoiditis in his foot which forced him out of the entire 2024 campaign. But having returned to the field in 2025, Hewett is showing why the Eagles selected him with Pick 14 in the 2022 draft.
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5 days ago | 
sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan
The SEN Crunch Time team has put Fremantle under the microscope, believing that the Dockers must adapt their game plan. This comes about as Fremantle lost on Thursday against an undermanned Collingwood side by 14 points at home despite having the double the number of inside 50s. As a result, the Dockers have slipped to a 4-5 record as they now sit outside the top eight, with pressure mounting on coach Justin Longmuir to turn the ship around.
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5 days ago | 
sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan
Dermott Brereton thinks Carlton will not be able to play finals, believing that other teams are far better at playing their “blue collar” game plan. Under coach Michael Voss, the Blues have made it a point to win the ball at the coalface through contested possessions and stoppages. This has been evidenced by Carlton having the highest average of contested possessions and the second highest in stoppage clearances.
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5 days ago | 
sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan
Dermott Brereton thinks that St Kilda’s Max King should make the move to the backline when he returns, citing concerns with his body to play as a forward. Max King was drafted with pick four in the 2018 draft with St Kilda believing that they had found the heir apparent to Nick Riewoldt. This was only further signified when King was given the #12 jersey, which Riewoldt made famous in his time at the Saints.
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5 days ago | 
sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan
Carlton will have some more injury concerns surrounding their players after their 15-point victory against St Kilda. They managed to beat the Saints 77 to 62 in their Friday night clash at the MCG for Spud’s Game, with the Blues leading for the majority of the game. But Carlton did have their struggles throughout the match, with four Carlton players suffering injuries and two of those players not returning to the game. The first player to be taken off the field was Mitch McGovern.
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5 days ago | 
sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan
South Sydney has broken a four-game losing streak with a come-from-behind win against the Brisbane Broncos. A second-half turnaround led by star Latrell Mitchell has seen the Rabbitohs score 22 unanswered points to defeat the Broncos 22-14 at Accor Stadium on Friday night. Mitchell was returning to the team after being suspended for a week over a dangerous contact charge against Melbourne Storm’s Sualauvi Faalogo. And in his return, he was electric for the Rabbitohs.
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6 days ago | 
sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan
SENQ’s Corey Parker has placed the Gold Coast Titans under pressure to perform in Friday night’s clash against the Newcastle Knights. The Titans have had a calamitous week as they find themselves languishing in the bottom third of the ladder. After news of David Fifita being dropped last week, allegedly due to wanting to play on the left side it has been reported that he wants a move out. However, this was swiftly denied by the Titans despite murmurs continuing.
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6 days ago | 
sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has suspended the IPL season for at least a week due to the rising conflict between India and Pakistan. This comes about after the match between the Punjab Kings and the Delhi Capitals in Dharamsala was recorded as a no result due to an electrical failure, which has been reported to be potentially related to the conflict. The conflict between the two nations has risen in intensity over the last two weeks.
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6 days ago | 
sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan
Andrew Voss thinks the Perth Bears should consider former Wallabies coach Michael Cheika for the inaugural head coach position. This comes after Peter V’Landys announced the possibility that the Perth Bears could share players from the Western Force to build the NRL side. Speaking at the announcement press conference, V’Landys said that he had spoken to Western Force owner and mining magnate Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest about the idea.
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1 week ago | 
sen.com.au | Nicholas Quinlan
Andrew Voss believes that the Perth Bears should spare no time in trying to bring in Melbourne Storm GM of Football, Frank Ponissi, to help build their squad. This comes fresh off the news yesterday that the ARLC and WA Government had completed their agreement for the NRL’s 18th license to be awarded to the Perth Bears. Most of the conversation so far around the Bears has been about the players and the coaches that they could sign.
