Finley matched Moama in the first half, before their stronger opponents took control.
While the final score was disappointing, it did not reflect the hard work of the players, and there were plenty of positives to take away from this game.
The first half was a strong performance running goal for goal with Moama late in the second quarter.
The communication and teamwork across the whole court allowed the Cats to match their opponents, showing they are capable of good netball when everyone commits to their role.
The game highlighted the importance of sustaining focus, fitness and decision making for all four quarters.
Awards: Sarah Taylor, Players’ player - Courtney Lunn.
B-grade: Finley 28 def by Moama 66.
The Cats struggled to match Moama’s intensity in the opening quarter, and their opponents capitalised on the hesitation and early errors.
As the match went on, the Cats began to settle into the game and showed much better passages of play.
Ball movement improved, and attacking opportunities were created, with defensive pressure forcing turnovers.
Awards: Rachel Brindley, Bridgette Teggart, Players’ player - Tilly Burton.
C-grade: Finley 23 def by Moama 53.
It was a tough game against a strong Moama side.
Despite the result, the team showed great determination and effort from start to finish. Everyone worked hard and never gave up.
Awards: Jodie Crowley, Remi Pyle.
C-reserve: Finley 16 def by Moama 70.
A very tough day, but the Cats had some fun and tried some new things and new positions.
Awards: Brona Doran, Marlee Simpson.
Under-17s: Finley 43 def by Moama 57.
A valiant effort with pressure from one end of the court to the other. It was a whole team effort with each player giving it their all.
Awards: Addi Baker, Melina Sneddon.
Under-15s: Finley 17 def by Moama 74.
A hard game for the Cats against a polished and talented opponent, but they never stopped competing and made the most of the opportunity to learn.
Awards: Sienna Keely, Chelsea Kennedy.
Under-13s: Finley 7 def by Moama 37.
The girls kept their heads up, gave 100 per cent effort all game, and never stopped trying.
Awards: Matilda Marshall, Elsie Murray.
Under-11s: Not scored.
Against a very skilled Moama side, the Cats challenged them in the first quarter, showing great skill, determination and a willingness to compete.
Despite the tough opposition, the team continued to work hard and never gave up.
Awards: Silva Luderitz, Zara Swadesir.
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