Netball academy success
August 2, 2010
Last month, junior netballers from the South East Academy took part in regional competitions in Adelaide.
The best under 13, 15 and 17 players from the Western Border, Mid South East, Kowree Naracoorte Tatiara and Mount Gambier leagues came together to battle teams from Eyre, Lower North, Mount Lofty, Murray, Northern, Southern and Spencer regions on July 7 – 8 in a series of matches. Read more
West Gambier Netball Club celebrate milestones
May 27, 2010
MAY has been a month of milestones for the West Gambier Netball Club with four players celebrating various achievements so far this month.
Matches held on May 1 saw three players reach milestones including Liz Jarnevic (300 games), junior Monique Holmes (100) and B grade player Nat Philp-Dutton (100). Read more
Loyal Hawk racks up 400 games
May 24, 2010
LOYALTY is one of the best ways you can repay your sporting club and few have done so like Kongorong netballer Bernadette James.
James took to the court for her 400th game on Saturday, May 15, believed to be only the second person to do so in the Mid South East Netball League. Read more
McDonald Park receives facelift
May 10, 2010
McDonald Park will soon boast unprecedented netball facilities in the Western Border Netball Association construction of its new clubrooms set to be completed prior to the end of the season.
The 12 x 6.9 metre structure will feature changerooms, toilets and showers along with both indoor and outdoor sheltered viewing areas including a kitchenette. Read more
WBFL appoints netball director
February 11, 2010
The Western Border Football League has bolstered its stocks of directors, but is still on the lookout for more to reach its workable quota.
WBFL chief executive officer David Heard anounced yesterday that Heywood Football Netball Club stalwart Lynda Davis had accepted an offer to join the league’s board as director of netball. Read more
Crusaders plan 2010 campaign
November 11, 2009
The Volcanic Crusaders netball team didn’t return home from the World Masters Games in Sydney with a medal, but the players are happy with their efforts and are now focusing on making the trip to Alice Springs next year.
The Crusaders won nine of their 14 minor round games to reach the semi-finals and a chance for a medal, but lost both games to finish the competition in fourth position. Read more
Crusaders plan to erupt on court
October 9, 2009
The Volcanic Crusaders netballers left for Sydney this morning headed for the World Masters Games.
The Crusaders — consisting of Mid South East, Western Border and KNT players Kerry Smith, Narelle Ryan, Linda Boylan, Flo Atkinson, Nadene Long, Missy Neale and Leah Ousley, as well as three players from Sydney — are taking to the court in the 35 plus A grade division. Read more
300-game milestone looms for Felicity
September 9, 2009
When Felicity Walker pulls on the red and white and steps out onto the court on Saturday, she will celebrate her 300th match as South Gambier’s A grade netballers strive to keep their finals campaign alive. Read more
Special milestone for young netballer
September 1, 2009
Versatile teenage netballer Rhiannon Primmer created history for the Saints Netball Club on Saturday when she became the first player to reach 100 games for the club.
Primmer, 14, began playing for Saints when they joined the Mount Gambier Netball Association in 2007, playing in the 13 and under A side. Read more
West netballers achieve milestones
August 14, 2009
Three of West Gambier’s most decorated netballers recently chalked up a collective milestone of 750 games.
Melissa Ryan (300), Karen Mitchell (250) and Stacey Fox (200) celebrated their personal tally of milestone matches on the same day, making it a memorable occasion for the trio. Read more
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