Aaron and Erin break down the Adelaide Thunderbirds’ premiership-winning equation, the role the super shots (didn’t) play in the grand final and look at the true ‘teams of 10’ in the league.

Aaron and Erin try to work out how the Swifts got over the top of the Fever in the Super Netball preliminary final, do a deep dive into how big of an influence the super shot is actually having on results and select some of the best grand final performances of all-time.

Ahead of the Super Netball grand final, we have a whole episode dedicated to 'Fox Answers the Fans' questions. From digging into Super Netball scoring & margins stats to using data to find future Diamonds, Dr Fox does it all.

Aaron and Erin look at perfect power 5 shooting, analyse Courtney Bruce’s last-quarter “keeper rewards” against the Vixens and name the best finals performers over time. And Aaron gives us all the stats that matter ahead of the preliminary final between the Swifts and Fever.

Aaron confirms Erin’s “feel” that Thunderbird Latanya Wilson had her best game of Super Netball ever, we explore the “dead rubber” effect and analyse the statistical anomaly that helped the Giants beat the finals-bound Vixens.

After Courtney Bruce and Sunday Aryang’s stunning effort against the Giants, Erin & Aaron dig into the best joint defensive efforts of all-time. We also look at Helen Housby’s career-best form and Aaron delivers a mega Shot in the Dark for the last home and away round.

Erin & Aaron take a look at obstruction penalties, calculate teams’ round-to-round scoring variability and explain how Donnell Wallam has overtaken Jhaniele Fowler. And Aaron gets a Shot in the Dark correct … at last!

Erin & Aaron dig into Fever’s one-goal problem, check where Donnell Wallam’s 24-goal quarter ranks & take a look at the most penalised teams.

Erin & Aaron put alllll of Rd10's records into context, explain Amy Parmenter’s statistical edge over Ash Brazill and assess “amazing Mannix”. And Aaron looks at the correlation between midcourt turnovers and winning games.

With Rd9 run and won, Erin & Aaron look at perfect feeding, scoring highs and lows, the closeness of the season and the “Maddy effect”. Aaron also devises a new shooting metric for Super Netball, dubbed “effective shooting percentage”.