On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave for 3rd March 2026, the Warriors have announced that their season opening match at Mount Smart Stadium is another sellout, continuing the momentum over the past couple seasons where they continue to sell out their home games. Cameron George is the CEO of the Warriors and he joined D'Arcy to discuss.

D'Arcy shares his thoughts on Pakistan cricket players being fined $30,000 after bowing out at the Super 8 stage of the T20 World Cup

And D'Arcy and NZ Herald sports journalist Nathan Limm discuss Greg Peters standing down as the New Zealand Rugby League CEO as well as the big sporting weekend in store for Auckland, with the Warriors, Blues, Auckland FC and the Ellerslie races all taking place.

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On Sports Fix with Jason Pine for 2nd March 2026, Daniel Hillier has won the NZ Open, becoming the first Kiwi to win the event since 2017. He joined the podcast to reflect on his dream feat.

Piney gives his thoughts on the upcoming Warriors season.

Plus, Adam Cooper is in the chamber discussing the Black Caps' chances in the T20 World Cup semi-finals.

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On Sports Fix with Jason Pine and D'Arcy Waldegrave for 27th February 2026, The IndyCar season is about to get underway where Kiwi Scott Dixon will compete for his 24th season. He joined D'Arcy to preview his upcoming season.

A big decision to be made by interim Phoenix head coach Chris Greenacre, what to do with Josh Oluwayemi. Piney offers his thoughts,

Plus, the lads are in the chamber previewing the weekend of sport,

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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave and Jason Pine for 26th February 2026, the news broke this week that Moana Pasifika would not be able to make the trip over to Tonga for a Super Rugby Pacific match for the second time in as many years. The club has said that they are unable to cover the $600,000 cost of shipping the broadcasting equipment to the stadium despite working with sponsors to try make it happen. Debbie Sorensen is the CEO of Moana Pasifika and she joined D'Arcy to discuss .

D'Arcy shares his thoughts on the T20 match between the White Ferns and Zimbabwe last night and the lack of knowledge of the match.

And D'Arcy and Piney discuss the Black Caps' chances at the T20 World Cup following this mornings win against Sri Lanka and the possibility of Parker Jackson-Cartwright playing for the Tall Blacks.

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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave for 25th February 2026, the defending champion Crusaders have had a rough start to the 2026 Super Rugby season, losing their first two games. This includes a record breaking defeat to the Brumbies in Christchurch this past Sunday 50-24. Rob Penney is the head coach of the Crusaders, and he joined D'Arcy to discuss what's gone wrong.

D'Arcy shares his thoughts on a potential boycott of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

And D'Arcy and New Zealand Herald sports journalist Alex Powell discuss Scott Robertson signing on to coach the Barbarians this year, the Melie Kerr era of the White Ferns that begins today against Zimbabwe and the Black Caps' match against Sri Lanka at the T20 World Cup later tonight.

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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave for 24th February 2026, earlier today it was announced that New Zealand Rugby's General Manager of Professional Rugby and Performance, Chris Lendrum, would be leaving the role. It concludes 20 years of service with NZR, however he will remain around the organisation in a consultancy capacity till the end of the year. He joined D'Arcy to discuss.

D'Arcy shares his thoughts on the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao.

And D'Arcy and NZ Herald sports journalist Ben Francis discuss Mitch Barnett leaving the Warriors at the end of the season and the latest records that Sam Ruthe has broken on the running track.

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On Sports Fix with Jason Pine for 23rd February 2026, after suffering yet another embarrassing defeat at the hands of Auckland FC, Wellington Phoenix head coach Giancarlo Italiano announced his resignation effective immediately. Piney caught up with director of Football at the Wellington Phoenix, Shaun Gill, to discuss the fallout from the resignation, and where the club goes to from here.

Piney outlines who he would like to see take over from Giancarlo Italiano.

Plus, Adam Cooper is in the Chamber discussing a record defeat for the Crusaders at the hands of the Brumbies.

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On Sports Fix with Jason Pine and D'Arcy Waldegrave for 20th February 2026, Another edition of A-League's NZ derby takes place tomorrow in Wellington, with the Phoenix desperate to pick up their first ever win of the rivalry. Head Coach Giancarlo Italiano joins the podcast to discuss how they plan on getting the Auckland FC monkey of their backs

Piney stresses the importance for Wellington to at least pick up a point from the derby.

Plus, the lads are in the chamber discussing the horror 12 month Netball NZ has endured.

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