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Benalla All Blacks continue unbeaten start

Apr 19, 2021

A-Grade - Benalla All Blacks 41 defeat Moyhu 33

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A-Grade had a tough and fast-paced match against Moyhu, but the girls came out on top winning 41 to 33.

Alex Keast dominated in the defensive end with quick hands to the ball and defensive rebounds.

Gertie McCallum played a great game in WA with accurate passing into the goalers and quick feet to secure centre passes.

Also named among the best for the game was Meagan Hausner in C for four quarters with her multiple intercepts and body at the ball.

Georgia Spencer with her movement in the ring assisted to overcome Moyhu's defence and Georgia's accuracy in her shooting aided in pushing the score further away.

Next round we have the bye, which will be a great time to regroup and focus on our next match against Goorambat, which traditionally has always been a very physical game.

Game Day Awards:

$50 Club Award - Alex Keast

Studio 1405 $20 Voucher - Gertie McCallum

Jenny Milner Chemist $20 Voucher - Meagan Hausner

Brad & Mel's $20 Voucher - Georgia Spencer

B-Grade - Benalla All Blacks 61 defeat Moyhu 20

The B-Grade girls had a great win against Moyhu this week.

The experienced offensive circle proved their smarts in short and sharp plays, with Jacqui Bast earning best on.

The midcourt ran out a solid four quarters, seeing Bec Mathieson make the best.

Defenders Bernie O'Brien and Jessie Ellis were also named in the best on court.

The pair have been working tirelessly at training to improve their game and today demonstrated the work they have been doing and showed their potential in the circle.

Game Day Awards:

Royal Hotel Meal Voucher - Jacqui Bast

YMCA/Pool 3 Pass Voucher - Jessie Ellis

Coffee to Go/The Caffinator $25 Voucher - Bernie O'Brien

Di's Cleaning & Garden 1 Hour Work - Bec Mathieson

B-Reserve - Benalla All Blacks 52 defeat Moyhu 14

The B-Reserve girls had their second win for the season with a large margin over Moyhu.

Sarah Terry played yet another great game in centre, turning over numerous balls in her defensive pressure, earning best on for the match.

Jemma Smith, also named in the best, played a great game in goal keeper, with hands over shots and consistently pulling defensive rebounds.

Emma Sangsta made her first appearance in the defensive goal circle and proved her leadership skills as she connected the defence line all game.

Chloe Dods was also named in the best on court, along with Mel Reaper.

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