India Rojano: Chilled out tennis and an apology to polo players

The Balls and All Podcast: Best Bits

Celebrating the best bits of the Balls and All Podcast with Amy Corbett and Dan Pascoe.

Jürgen Koenen: Handball and a very hot chilli

Handball was one of those sports that captured the imagination at the London 2012 Olympics. But the Covid pandemic led to many clubs struggling and folding. Cornwall based coach Jürgen Koenen is determined to revive the sport in Newquay and Plymouth. He's been speaking to BBC Radio Cornwall's Amy Corbett and Dan Pascoe on the Balls and All Podcast.

Jordanna Morrish: Athletics, hobby horses and jumping over bins

Jordanna Morrish is a multi-talented athlete. She competes in heptathlon, pentathlon and high jump. This year, she won a major British pentathlon title. Jordanna also opens up about her mental health and how taking a break from the sport really helped. She's been speaking to Amy Corbett and Dan Pascoe on the Balls and All Podcast from BBC Radio Cornwall.

India Rojano: Chilled out tennis and an apology to polo players

India Rojano's dream as a child was to play tennis for Cornwall. She's succeeded and captained the team on many occasions. India has also pursued a singles career as well as running her own fitness company. She's been speaking to Amy Corbett and Dan Pascoe on the Balls and All Podcast from BBC Radio Cornwall.

Jenna Ferris: Surprise selections and fundraising swims

Jenna Ferris began her sporting career in surf lifesaving but switched to kayaking. She was then selected for the British team. Upon retiring, Jenna was diagnosed with bowl cancer and following her recovery - raised thousand of pounds with a charity swim. Jenna has been speaking to Amy Corbett and Dan Pascoe on the Balls and All Podcast from BBC Radio Cornwall.