Network Holdings in 2017, the logo and on-air graphics were again updated to a package based around the standardised graphics package and title sequences from CBS Sports that debuted in February 2016 as part of Super Bowl 50. In March 2019, Network Ten announced that the show would return for 2019 and would be hosted by Roz Kelly alongside panelists Scott Mackinnon and Ant Sharwood. The show aired on Wednesday nights. The final episode was aired on 27 November 2019. Hosts and panelists Roz Kelly (2019) Panelists Scott Mackinnon (2019–present) Ant Sharwood (2019) Reporters Nick Butler Lauren Markham Former hosts Tim Webster (first host, 1993–2004) – now on 2CH in Sydney Bill Woods (alternative host, 1993–2005) – now on Fox Sports Australia Leigh Diffey (weekend host during 2005 and 2006. Last appeared on Sunday 3 December 2006) Ryan Phelan (last appeared on Thursday, 21 December 2006) Mark Aiston (presented on 8 September 2007 due to Brad McEwan, Rob Canning and Neil Cordy being all unavailable, also presented during the 2007–2008 summer period) – now no longer at Network 10 Brad McEwan (Sunday to Thursday presenter between 2007 and 2011) Matt White (1993–2004, 2018) Rob Canning – now no longer on television Neil Cordy (fill-in) – now no longer working in the media Former panelists Josh Gibson (2018) Laurie Daley (2018) Former reporters Kelli Underwood – AFL and Senior all sports reporter, including Tennis; based in Melbourne – now at the ABC and Fox Sports Australia Amy Hetzel – Producer and reporter; based in Sydney Greg Rust – Motorsports reporter; based in Sydney (also motorsports host and commentator) Nathan Templeton – Sports reporter Aimee McKay – Reporter, based in Sydney and Adelaide. Also hosted 'Seriously Footy' a Sydney Swans and Brisbane Lions AFL show, based in Sydney Awards Sports Tonight had been nominated for the Most Popular Sports Program for the Logies a total of 12 times. The show was nominated in every year from 1997 until 2010, with the exception of 1999 (not awarded in this year) and 2001 (sports programs included those of the Sydney Olympic Games the previous year). References External links Network 10 original programming 10 Bold original programming 10 Sport 1993 Australian television series debuts 2011 Australian television series endings 2018 Australian television series debuts 2019 Australian television series endings Television shows set in New South Wales Australian television news shows 1990s Australian television series 2000s