Audiences swell as AFL and NRL march towards thrilling finals
SPORTS RATINGS WRAP | Audiences swell as AFL and NRL march towards thrilling finalshttps://t.co/ivpbC3xqLL — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) July 31, 2019
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SPORTS RATINGS WRAP | Epic night of CRICKET and TENNIS Finals keeps viewers captivated
SPORTS RATINGS WRAP | Epic night of CRICKET and TENNIS Finals keeps viewers captivatedhttps://t.co/IYRT7o1gg1 — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) July 17, 2019
State Of Origin, Wimbledon and Cricket World Cup all delivering big winter audiences for Australian networks
Last Weeks Sports TV Ratingshttps://t.co/1PPCKNiGWh — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) July 12, 2019
State of Origin and World Cup Cricket deliver big audiences for NINE
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Weekend Sports Ratings: Darwin goes large with Supercars, the AFL v the NRL, and the Aussies are still in the World Cup Cricket
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Weekend Sports TV Ratings, State of Origin
Weekend Sports TV Ratings Wrap, thanks to @TV_Blackbox https://t.co/P5bP0nGI9q — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) June 12, 2019 https://t.co/TVfdelRvrv — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) June 6, 2019
Weekend Sports TV Ratings – Cricket World Cup commences, NRL prepares for Origin, and AFL in China
SPORT RATINGS WRAP | Cricket World Cup commences, NRL prepares for Origin, and AFL in China | FULL STORY – https://t.co/4ASciqI5l7 pic.twitter.com/yJDnir4Uz0 — TV Blackbox (@TV_Blackbox) June 5, 2019
AFL returns to winning position, NRL remains strong, as World Cup Cricket looms
Weekend Ratings Wrap, thanks to @TV_Blackbox https://t.co/ETD4mLdMTL — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) May 29, 2019
State of the Game: 2018 TV Ratings
Background Television Nine had the No.1 “event” broadcast with the first QLD vs NSW State of Origin game pipping Seven’s AFL Grand Final. Top rating TV events, 2018 State of Origin Game 1, Nine, 3.44 million AFL Grand Final: West Coast vs Collingwood, Seven, 3.40 million AFL Grand Final presentations, Seven, 3.33 million State of…
Sports Industry News – Tuesday, February 5th, 2019
Attendance on February 4th (thanks to @au_sport) 2nd Test: Australia d Sri Lanka (d4). Crowd: 2,004 @ Manuka Oval NBL: Illawarra Hawks d Cairns Taipans. Crowd: 2,273 @ WIN Entertainment Centre AFL OPTUS has boosted its support for the WA Football League, adding league naming rights, volunteers and the new WAFL Women’s competition for 2019….
Sports Industry News – February 2nd, 2019
Attendance – Friday February 1st (thanks to @au_sport) 2nd Test: Australia v Sri Lanka (d1). Crowd: 8,556 @ Manuka Oval BBL: Brisbane Heat d Perth Scorchers. Crowd: 21,254 @ Gabba NBL: Melbourne United d New Zealand Breakers. Crowd: 4,714 @ Spark Arena NBL: Sydney Kings d Brisbane Bullets. Crowd: 3,314 @ Brisbane Convention & Exhibition…
Sports Industry News – Friday, February 1st
Crowds for Thursday, January 31 (thanks to @au_sport) ABL Championship Series: Brisbane d Perth. Crowd: 2,870 @ Baseball Park BBL: Adelaide Strikers d Hobart Hurricanes. Crowd: 13,836 @ University of Tasmania Stadium W-League: Melbourne City d Sydney FC. Crowd: 1,415 @ WIN Stadium TV Ratings for Thursday, January 31 (thanks to @MediaweekAUS and Mediaspy) BBL:…
Sports Industry News – Thursday, Jan 31, 2019
Attendances for Wednesday, Jan 30 BBL: Melbourne Renegades d Sydney Thunder. Crowd: 10,287 @ Marvel Stadium TV Ratings for Wednesday, Jan 30 BBL: Melbourne Renegades d Sydney Thunder – Fox (Exclusive) 207,000 & 223,000 A-league and Soccer News Two heavyweight international financiers behind Canberra’s A-League aspirations look set to withdraw their funding promise by June…
Sports Industry News – Wed, Jan 30th
Crowds – January 29th BBL: Sydney Sixers d Adelaide Strikers. Crowd: 8,083 @ Sydney Cricket Ground BBL: Hobart Hurricanes d Brisbane Heat. Crowd: TBA @ Blundstone Arena Crowd figures from Austadiums twitter (@au_sport) TV Ratings – January 29th BBL: Sydney Sixers d Adelaide Strikers – Fox (Exclusive) 188,000 & 207,000 BBL: Hobart Hurricanes d Brisbane…
Weekend A-league and Cricket Attendance and TV Viewing – Nov 9th-11th, 2018
Attendance At the close of Round 4 of the 2018-19 A-league Season, attendances remain down, now -9.87% compared to same time last year, at an average of 12,829. Round 4 was attended by 49,105 – up from 45,757 during last seasons R4, despite playing in Mudgee – at 4 stadiums in 3 states. The Womens…
News you might have missed: This week in Footy Industry
General To coincide with the end of the AFL and NRL seasons, Nielsen has compiled data forMediaweek that ranks all the AFL and NRL clubs. Association Football AUSTRALIAN football will embark on a bright new dawn after the successful adoption of wide-ranging governance reforms finally ended the civil war crippling the game. Steven Lowy said while the FFA board is…
2018 NRL and AFL Semi Finals TV Ratings and Crowds
AFL AFL attendance for the semi finals came in at 162,656 – both games at the MCG. This figure is up 131% on last years semi final attendance figures, which featured a GWS home final at Spotless Stadium. This weekends finals attendances also give the AFL a new record for total season attendance with 7.338…
Believe it or not, the NRL is off to a great start to 2018
Traditionally, the Telegraph and other media produce all manner of doom laden articles about the NRL at this point, bemoaning attendance and television audience metrics. Perhaps surprisingly for some, at the end of round 4, its all good news for the National Rugby League in 2018. The figures below should be read knowing that the…
The Monday Report – Signs not looking better yet for Aleague, ask again next week
With a massive Socceroos game mid week – in what was the highest viewing audience for some time, and a record for a secondary channel as ratings climbed over a million – a healthy 40,000+ at ANZ Stadium for a game – world cup qualifier or not – against a relatively small and unheralded nation…
The Monday Report: A-league gets off to lacklustre start, but not the end of the world stuff
The A-league launched to little fanfare and only the slightest of promotion on Friday night, sandwiched between two Socceroos World Cup qualifying fixtures, at the tail end of another excellent FFA Cup season, and after the exhilarating highs of the womens games against Brazil, and with no Sydney or Melbourne Derbies scheduled. (and all that…