Tungamah Netball

The winner this week is BCNA with each team donating $5 for every goal scored in A Grade.

B Grade

Tungamah 21 defeated by Waaia 33.

C Grade

Tungamah 25 defeated by Waaia 47.

Waaia got away in the first quarter, but the team pulled together and held the opposition. Waaia just too strong. Great team effort. Thanks to Charli for filling in.

Awards: One Zach – Hannah Moore and Miss Dolly – Sophie Hannah.

C Reserve

Tungamah 18 defeated by Waaia 46.

The team have been putting in some solid efforts at training preparing for these harder games.

Waaia came out strong taking a 7-goal lead at first break. Amy and Bella sharing centres to give the Bears fresh legs each quarter to run out with the opponents.

Jess fed well into Dan and Jaz, who did well to back each other up and scored some pricey goals.

Rach did a great job to get free from her opponent getting those centre passes.

The defensive efforts were excellent lots of taps and intercepts.

Sally voted best on by teammates both on the court and after game efforts at Ladies Day.

Awards: Wingates Intersport – Sally Eales and Free as a Bird – Rachel Figgins.

Under 17s

Tungamah 13 defeated by Waaia 18.

Under 15s

Tungamah 18 defeated Waaia 17.

Under 13s

Tungamah 26 defeated Waaia 4.

The well-oiled team of the under 13s were off to a great start with Chloe back from being away in GA and Asha in GS after her injury.

The midcourt dominated with great turnovers by Sienna, Billie-Jo and Kiera who put the team in a great position.

They kept tight on their opponents and fed the ball down the court. Grace and Chaye in defence made sure no balls were shot in the first quarter by Waiaa with the scoring being 9 to 0.

The girls lost a small amount of focus in the second, allowing the opponents 3 goals to Tunga’s total of 13 at half time.

A few charges saw Chaye come on to shoot and Claire enter the WA position.

The girls held their lead and worked together on their drives and setting up their plays.

The last quarter saw no scores on the board by Waiaa, with the girls winning 26 to 4.

The girls, as always were gracious in their win, no egos or cockiness. Such a great bunch of girls.

Keira received the Crusty Loaf Bakery award for her adaptive work in playing 3 separate positions.

Paige received the Yarrawonga Fish and Chip award for applying the skills she has recently learnt at training to the game. Well done girls.

Awards: Crusty Loaf – Kiera Buerckner and Yarrawonga fish & chip shop – Paige Bamford.

Under 11s

Awards: Tungamah General Store – Emma, Crusty Loaf – Taylah and Macy.