SP Sports Breakfast Show

05/06/2024

We are proud to continue the work of our Pilai Long Senis program in partnership with the Papua New Guinea Tribal Foundation & Team Up in Keapara today.

Coming together through Smart Start Niukick and education through the Senisim Pasin campaign.

Join us for a big day in Keapara

05/06/2024

The State Of Origin fever is on🙌👏🔥💯
Some news for you regarding the NSW side.

Spiro Christopholous from Radio 2GB spoke to a few key players for tonight;

🏉~Angus Critchton| Cameron McInnes| Haumole Olakau'atu |Brian To'o

Catch the Footy action at 8PM tonight 👏 🏉

04/06/2024

“🏏 The PNG Barramundis are set to clash with Uganda in a thrilling encounter at the T20 World Cup! Join us on Thursday, 6th June, at 9:30 AM PGT. Witness the Barras’ quest for victory in their second match of the tournament.

📺Watch Live and Free on ICC.tv
📺Live on TVWAN Sports

🇵🇬🇵🇬🇵🇬Let’s rally behind our team!
” ICC T20 World Cup ICC - International Cricket Council Digicel

31/05/2024

Liesel Jones is here at The Taurama Aquatic Centre 🏊‍♂️

Liesel keeps motivated when she thinks Resilient 🙏

18/05/2024

18/05/2024

Another great WIN by the SP PNG Hunters 🏆

Full Time Score

SP PNG Hunters - 36
Ipswich Jets - 18

17/05/2024

17/05/2024

The Papua New Guinea Olympic Committee (PNGOC) wishes to advise all our partners, sponsors and the public that the 2024 Prime Minister's Corporate Golf Challenge in Lae has been POSTPONED to Friday, 7th of June 2024.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Updated information:
📍Venue: Lae Golf Club
🗓Date: Friday, 7th June 2024
🏌️‍♀️Tee-Off Time: 10:30am
⛳️Teams Format: Ambrose Team of Four (4)

To REGISTER in support of 🇵🇬 Team PNG, please contact us on:
📧Email: [email protected]
📞Phone: +675 325 1449

17/05/2024

15/05/2024

Your team for round 10 this weekend!

Jordan Pat & Gairo Voro have been issued at HIA category 1,
11day stand down notice as per QRL guidelines.

Get your tickets!
https://tix.tiketmastas.com.pg/Events/SP-PNG-Hunters-vs-Ipswich-Jets

Join the tribe:
https://www.pnghunters.com/membership/

14/05/2024

“PNG U19 Siales gear up for their first clash against Samoa in the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup EAP Qualifiers. 🌟 Let the battle begin! 💪🇵🇬🆚🇼🇸”

Live Score: https://www.icc-cricket.com/matches/245175/papua-new-guinea-women-under-19-vs-samoa-women-under-19

Live Stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgUPVSSng8g

Go, Siales! 🙌🏼🏆🔥

10/05/2024

Can't wait to meet you Champ.

09/05/2024

The 2024 SP Sports Awards Finalists📌

Get your votes in before the closing date.

Thirty-three finalists for the prestigious 2024 SP Sports Awards (SPSA) have been announced today in Port Moresby.

The nominations were of a high quality! A total of 223 nominations were received, of which 209 were through our online nomination portal!

Our selection panel led by Chair Mr. Warwick Vele had the mammoth task of screening all nominations received.

We would like to thank everyone who has sent in your nominations this year. Without these nominations, we won't be able to host the SP Sports Awards.

Congratulations to all 33 finalists and best of luck on the awards night on Saturday, June 01st, 2024.

09/05/2024

Team Kalang, is proud to be part of this great event this coming June 1st at the Crown Hotel.
Finalists are out, Tune into FM100 Papua New Guinea for more details, or visit the SP SPORTS AWARDS Page 🙏

09/05/2024

SP SPORTS AWARDS FINALISTS LAUNCH 2024

07/05/2024

SAILING CHAMP RETURNS HOME

Liz Wardley, a name well known with many sailing teams around the world, returned home last week to spend time with family, after a long time out of the country, which has seen her achieve so much including traversing the oceans of the world 4 times and breaking the World record of the Female World’s Toughest Row, in which she took on the challenge of rowing across the Atlantic in record time of 44 days, a hours and 47 minutes.
The 44-year-old, born and raised in Rabaul and Port Moresby, returned after 27 years, when she left at the age of 19 to take on the world. The youngest of 4 girls, her life was centered around the Marina, all 4 girls spent most of their time next to the sea. Growing up in Pom, the young Liz would grow fond of the people, the community and fuel her love for the open water.
Having developed a passion for the sea, Wardley never envisioned that she would one day travel the world by boat, not once or twice, but 4 TIMES!!! This was after she learnt the ropes sailing around the Fairfax Harbour of course, racing Hobies and other little boats with her sisters around the marina.
One thing led to another, and this led to her being scouted for the National Sailing Team.
Taking part in National Championships and other tournaments, Wardley was then selected to take part in the 1995 South Pacific Games held in Tahiti.
Recapping that time in her life, she stated that taking part in the South Pacific Games and flying the PNG flag was an honour for her and very humbling to have taken part in the Games and to have competed with and against her fellow country men and women.
She later scored herself an SP Sports Award that year.
With her Iron will to conquer the sea, she set of to take part in the annual Sydney to Hobart race in 1998, to which her team came third and the next year she led the youngest team in her division to win the race. The 1998 race being recorded as the most-deadliest due to extremely bad weather would test her metal and would teach her valuable lessons.
In order to keep herself busy, Wardley used her time to learn all she could about boats, devoting herself to fixing and repair work, knowledge which would come in handy later on. She stated that at that time, her hunger to sail although she
She competed in 4 editions of the Volvo Ocean Race. In 2001-2002 she was part of the all-female crew of Amer Sports Too. In 2014-2015 she was again part of an all-female crew onboard Team SCA. In 2017-2018 she was part of the Turn the Tide on Plastic crew. In 2023 she won as part of the VO65 crew of Wind Whisper Racing Team.
In 2009 she won the Fast-net Race onboard the Class40 Initiatives Saveurs-Novedia Group with skipper Tanguy de Lamotte.
After being out of the country for so long, she stated that it was quite refreshing to be back. She joked that when she returned, she could not recognize anything, but she looked to be happy back home. Wardley is not one to shy away from an adventure and for now she’s off to the U.S to take on the World’s Toughest Row Pacific.
This time she will be paired with Lena Kurbiel. They both will be rowing from Los Angeles to Hawaii. They will be looking to get there in record time.
When asked by the SP Sports breakfast on whether she would like to take up a mentoring role later on, she replied once she’s done adventuring she would consider it but for the moment she has not found her limit yet.