On Sports Fix with Jason Pine for 2nd February 2026, Sam Ruthe has once again wowed the athletics world, with a 3:48.88 mile. It's the fastest-ever indoor mile by a high school student, and easily a world best for a 16-year-old. Athletics NZ CEO Cam Mitchell discusses whether we'll be seeing Ruthe at this year's Commonwealth Games.

Piney reflects on the Australian Open, and what might've been Novak Djokovic's last chance at getting to 25 tennis majors.

Plus, Adam Cooper is in the Chamber discussing the Wellington Phoenix's 500th match, one that got away from them.

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On Sports Fix with Jason Pine and D'Arcy Waldegrave for 30th January 2026, HYROX returns to Auckland this week with over 11,000 competitors. Former Olympian Felicity Lemke joins the podcast to explain what HYROX is and why it's popularity is booming

Piney reflects on 500 games of Wellington Phoenix

Plus, the lads are in the chamber discussing pre season Super Rugby getting underway

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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave and Jason Pine for 29th January 2026, after a career spanning 16 seasons and 4 championships for the Breakers, Tom Abercrombie is getting recognised as legend of the franchise by having his number 10 retired and lifted into the rafters at Spark Arena. Paul Henare, another Breakers legend who has had his jersey retired and who also played alongside Tom in the 2011 championship, joined D'Arcy to pay tribute to a great career.

D'Arcy shares his thoughts on if the recent departures of Patrick Reed and Brooks Koepka from LIV golf is the beginning of the end of the end for Saudi engagement in the world of sport.

And D'Arcy and Piney discuss the semi-final matchups in the Australian Open as well the Black Caps fourth T20I against India overnight and what these games mean in preparation for the T20 World Cup.

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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave for Wednesday 28th January 2026, All Blacks halfback Cam Roigard has extended his contract with New Zealand Rugby by two seasons until the end of 2029. Roigard joined D'Arcy to share his thoughts on extending his contract.

D'Arcy has some thoughts on the Coco Gauff drama at the Australian tennis Open - are there too many cameras following the athletes post matches?

And D'Arcy and NZ Herald sports journalist Alex Powell discuss Formula 1 testing which saw Red Bull's Isack Hadjar crash in the wet at Barcelona. Also, the boys chat Gregor Paul's article on the three-headed monster that could be the new All Blacks coaching staff.

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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave for Tuesday 27th January 2026, yesterday, the criteria for the next All Blacks coach was released by New Zealand Rugby. This stated that they will only consider candidates that have held international head coaching roles and that they had to be a New Zealander. Hamish McLennan is a former chair of Rugby Australia who was with the union when Dave Rennie - a New Zealander - was head coach of the Wallabies. He joined D'Arcy to share his thoughts whether the All Blacks need to have a coach from New Zealand.

D'Arcy shares his thoughts on New Zealanders showing their class on the international stage in snow sports ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics.

And D'Arcy and NZ Herald head of sport Winston Aldworth discuss whether its necessary for the All Blacks head coach to be a national and the extreme heat throughout todays play at the Australian Open.

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On Sports Fix with Jason Pine for 26th January 2026, NZR have outlined their search parameters as they look for a replacement All Blacks head coach. Interim CEO Steve Lancaster joins the podcast to discuss who the potential options may be.

Piney has some thoughts on a big decision Steve Corica has to make.

Plus, Adam Cooper is in the Chamber discussing another record breaking performance for middle distance wunderkind Sam Ruthe.

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On Sports Fix with Jason Pine and D'Arcy Waldegrave for 23rd January 2026, Another blow for Netball in New Zealand as ANZ Premiership players are facing a 20% pay cut heading into the 2026 season. Former Silver Fern Catherine Tuivaiti joins the podcast to discuss how much this will harm the sport in the future

Piney is bullish on the Blackcaps T20 World Cup chances

Plus, the lads are in the chamber discussing the All Blacks heading to Baltimore to play the Springboks

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On Sports Fix with D'Arcy Waldegrave and Jason Pine for 22nd January 2026, despite Scott Robertson stepping aside as the All Blacks head coach a week ago, no one has heard what it has been like for the players and how they contributed to the review process. Rob Nichol is the CEO of the New Zealand Rugby Players Association, and he joined D'Arcy to discuss.

D'Arcy shares his thoughts on Hayden Paddon returning to the World Rally Championship this weekend for the first time in 8 years at Monte Carlo.

And D'Arcy and Piney discuss the Black Caps losing to India in the first warm up T20 match last night and whether fans should be worried, as well as the announced dates for the 38th edition of the America's Cup next year.

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