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Melbourne Program Guide MELBOURNE PROGRAM GUIDE Sunday 12th July 2009 SPECIAL EVENT 06:00 am LIVE: Major League Baseball Teams To Be Advised MLB09/071 ONE presents up to 5 live and exclusive games of MLB a week. 09:15 am AFL Premiership Season 2009 Round 15 - Brisbane Lions V Geelong AFL09/055R The blockbuster July matches continue as premiership favourites Geelong travel to the Gabba to face Voss' Lions. 11:30 am Beach Volleyball: FIVB World Tour Round 4 Osaka BVWT09/004 The FIVB World Tour moves to Osaka, Japan for the fourth round. 12:00 pm Transworld Sport (Rpt) TRWS09/017 The world's most acclaimed weekly sports magazine show, bringing you the big highlights and profiles of the stars behind the results. Plus the wacky and unexpected elements from the World of Sport. 01:00 pm I Fish G IFISH4/024 Providing tips and information for the beginner fisherman, right through to the hard-core fishing enthusiasts. Everything you need to know about the world of fishing. Hosted by Paul Worsteling. 01:30 pm Drag Racing: ANDRA Championship G Rocket Sportsman Special DRAC09/011 Showcases the Doorslammer and Top Fuel events from the ANDRA Championship Grand Final. SPECIAL EVENT 02:30 pm LIVE: Netball: ANZ Championship Semi Final A Finals Series Semi Finals action from the ANZ Championship. This weekend first play (Also airing on TEN) second with the chance to go straight through to the Grand Final while third NETB09/071 play fourth in sudden death. Teams and times to be determined after the final round is complete. 04:30 pm Omnisport OMNS09/107 Hot off the satellite, your daily dose of international sports news and highlights from a European perspective. 05:00 pm Swimming: Mare Nostrum Last Updated 24th Jun 2009 - 17:39 © Network Ten Pty Limited ABN 91 052 515 250 MELBOURNE PROGRAM GUIDE Sunday 12th July 2009 07:00 pm Slamball G SLMB08/018 Slamball is inspired by the strategies, aesthetics and pacing of video games, where athletes fly higher and hit harder, performing feats that are part basketball, football, hockey and gymnastics. 07:30 pm LIVE: Sports Tonight: The Weekend Wrap The best way to end the weekend is Sports Tonight: The Weekend Wrap. Join STOH09/016 Rob Canning for extended sports news, results and highlights. 08:30 pm Motorsport: Australian Off Road Championships The second race in the 2009 Australian Off Road Championship comes from AORC09/003 the Finke Desert in the Northern Territory. 09:00 pm LIVE: Formula 1 Pre-Race Show Race 9 German Pre -Race Show FORM09/028 Before the Live and Exclusive coverage of Race 9 from the Nürburgring, Greg Rust brings you up to date in a big three weeks of F1 news since the last race at Silverstone. SPECIAL EVENT 09:50 pm LIVE: Formula 1 Grand Prix Race 9 German Grand Prix FORM09/029 As speculation and controversy continues over the shape of the 2010 F1 season, the action returns to the track with the German Grand Prix from the Nurburgring. 12:05 am Motorsport: DTM German Touring Cars Norisring (Rpt) The competition heats up between Audi and Mercedes in one of the world's DTM09/03 most acclaimed touring car series with the third round from the Norisring. 01:05 am Motorsport: FIA GT-3 European Algarve, Portugal Championship 2009 FGT309/04 European motor racing continues on ONE as the FIA GT-3 hits Portugal. 01:35 am Omnisport (Rpt) OMNS09/107 Hot off the satellite, your daily dose of international sports news and highlights from a European perspective. 02:05 am Triathlon: ITU World Championship G Round 1 Highlights Series Highlights (Rpt) One round down and seven to go as the new ITU Triathlon World TRWC09/04 Championship series began in Korea and will culminate with a massive final on the Gold Coast. Last Updated 24th Jun 2009 - 17:39 © Network Ten Pty Limited ABN 91 052 515 250 MELBOURNE PROGRAM GUIDE Sunday 12th July 2009 03:00 am Triathlon: ITU World Championship G Round 2 Highlights Series Highlights (Rpt) Highlights from the Mens and Womens rounds of the ITU World Championship TRWC09/07 Series in Madrid. The second of eight rounds in this exciting new Triathlon series making its debut in 2009. SPECIAL EVENT 04:00 am LIVE: Major League Baseball Teams To Be Advised MLB09/072 Sunday afternoon Baseball action from the US with an exclusive match on ONE. Last Updated 24th Jun 2009 - 17:39 © Network Ten Pty Limited ABN 91 052 515 250 MELBOURNE PROGRAM GUIDE Monday 13th July 2009 SPECIAL EVENT 06:00 am LIVE: Major League Baseball (Cont) Teams To Be Advised MLB09/072 Sunday afternoon Baseball action from the US with an exclusive match on ONE. 07:00 am AFL Premiership Season 2009 (Rpt) Round 15 - Carlton V Richmond AFL09/053 Round 15 action from the MCG as the inform Carlton Blues host Jade Rawlings' young Tiger cubs. 09:00 am Athletix: The IAAF Magazine (Rpt) IAAF09/10 With only a month to go until the IAAF World Championship in Berlin, the latest weekly news from the world of athletics. 09:30 am Swimming: Mare Nostrum 11:30 am Red Bull Air Race Highlights (Rpt) G Round 3 Highlights: Windsor Ontario RBAR09/07 Former Aussie fighter pilot Matt Hall features as the world's most exciting racing action takes to the skies above Windsor in Ontario, Canada for the third round. Enjoy the highlights in the lead up to August's next stage in Hungary. 12:30 pm Triathlon: ITU World Championship G Round 3 Highlights Series Highlights (Rpt) ONE presents an action-packed hour of Triathlon with the mens and womens TRWC09/10 races from the 3rd Round in the 2009 ITU World Championship Series held in Washington. 01:30 pm Major League Baseball (Rpt) Teams To Be Advised MLB09/072 Sunday afternoon Baseball action from the US with an exclusive match on ONE. 04:30 pm Omnisport OMNS09/108 Hot off the satellite, your daily dose of international sports news and highlights from a European perspective. SPECIAL EVENT 05:00 pm LIVE: Netball: ANZ Championship Semi Final B Finals Series NETB09/072 The second semi final of the 2009 ANZ Championship. Teams to be advised. 07:00 pm This Week In Baseball TWIB09/013 In its 32nd year, the weekly magazine show of the MLB brings you profiles, news, highlights and stories beyond the ballpark. Last Updated 24th Jun 2009 - 17:39 © Network Ten Pty Limited ABN 91 052 515 250 MELBOURNE PROGRAM GUIDE Monday 13th July 2009 SPECIAL EVENT 07:30 pm LIVE: One Week At A Time G OWAT09/016 Stephen Quartermain is joined by Robert Walls and a panel featuring either Matthew Richardson, Tom Harley or Matthew Lloyd to review and analyse the Round 15 AFL action. 08:35 pm NASCAR Sprint Cup Highlights G Race 19: Lifelock.Com 400 @ Chicagoland -Highlights NSC09/066 Marcos Ambrose introduces the one hour highlights of Sprint Cup race 19 from Chicago. 09:35 pm LIVE: Sports Tonight STOE09/077 For over 16 years Sports Tonight has been Australia's most trusted name in nightly sports news. Now in a new, more convenient later timeslot join host Brad McEwan for all today's news and highlights. 10:05 pm Xtreme Paintball: Beyond The Paint XPBL09/015 The world's most outrageous, fun and fearless paintball players face off for cash prizes, respect and glory. 10:35 pm Tread BMX TRBM09/017 Witness the most dangerous stunts performed by the most talented and fearless riders on the planet. Features the wildest leaps, spins and crashes plus some downright hilarious antics that put other extreme action sports to shame! SPECIAL EVENT 11:05 pm Boxing: KO TV Classic PG Off The Canvas KOTV09/017 Counting down to top 5 classic comebacks from the vaults of KO TV Boxing. Features Ricky Hatton, Rocky Marciano and Joe Calzaghe. 12:05 am One Week At A Time (Rpt) G OWAT09/016 Stephen Quartermain is joined by Robert Walls and a panel featuring either Matthew Richardson, Tom Harley or Matthew Lloyd to review and analyse the Round 15 AFL action. 01:10 am Sports Tonight Late STOL09/31 The perfect way to end the day - your late night fix of sports news, results and highlights in a special late night edition of Sports Tonight. Last Updated 24th Jun 2009 - 17:39 © Network Ten Pty Limited ABN 91 052 515 250 MELBOURNE PROGRAM GUIDE Monday 13th July 2009 01:30 am Omnisport (Rpt) OMNS09/108 Hot off the satellite, your daily dose of international sports news and highlights from a European perspective. 02:00 am Poker: Asia Pacific Tour (Rpt) PG Asia Pacific Tour PKST09/007 (L) The Pokerstars tour continues across the Asia Pacific. 03:00 am Major League Baseball (Rpt) Teams To Be Advised MLB09/072 Sunday afternoon Baseball action from the US with an exclusive match on ONE. 05:45 am Snowboarding Moment (Rpt) G Snowboarding Moment 2 SNWM09/01 05:55 am One Week At A Time (Rpt) G OWAT09/016 Stephen Quartermain is joined by Robert Walls and a panel featuring either Matthew Richardson, Tom Harley or Matthew Lloyd to review and analyse the Round 15 AFL action. Last Updated 24th Jun 2009 - 17:39 © Network Ten Pty Limited ABN 91 052 515 250 MELBOURNE PROGRAM GUIDE Tuesday 14th July 2009 06:00 am One Week At A Time (Cont) (Rpt) G OWAT09/016 Stephen Quartermain is joined by Robert Walls and a panel featuring either Matthew Richardson, Tom Harley or Matthew Lloyd to review and analyse the Round 15 AFL action.
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