A-grade: Deni Rovers 61 def Rennie 25.
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A solid day out for the girls, with everyone getting valuable court time and the opportunity to try a few different combinations through the defensive end, midcourt and goal circle.
It was great to see everyone step into different roles and keep building those connections across the court.
Full credit to Rennie, they kept having a crack all game and made us earn it.
Our biggest focus was putting together four consistent quarters, and the girls did a good job sticking to the task and finishing the game strongly.
Awards: Abbey Wills, Chrissy Hurst, Players’ player - Hazel Glowrey.
B-grade: Deni Rovers 62 def Rennie 24.
With an undermanned side, B-grade looked to our talented under-15s and under-17s to step up and fill the gaps this week, which they did with ease.
Nina Glowrey and Jorja Woolston applied relentless pressure through the midcourt, getting deflections and intercepts consistently throughout the game.
Eve Meharry slotted into the defensive end brilliantly, working with our established ring combination to maintain structures and pick apart Rennie’s attack.
Amelie Bulmer worked tirelessly with a new-look shooting combination this week, creating space and feeding into the ring with precision throughout the game.
Our usual B-grade players all played a disciplined game, guiding and communicating the girls who stepped up, leading to a comprehensive team win.
Awards: Lainey Blake, Nina Glowrey, Players’ player - Sienna Jenkins.
C-grade: Deni Rovers 52 def Rennie 26.
Rovers continued their strong form this week with a convincing win over Rennie.
It was a warm day, but the girls maintained a strong and consistent performance from the first whistle to the last.
The teamwork across the court was outstanding, with the transition from defence to attack flowing seamlessly all game.
Erika Martin and Shané Bothma were on fire in defence, dominating the rebounding contests and collecting numerous intercepts that gave our attackers plenty of opportunities to score.
In the goal circle, Elly Blake and Brittany Edwards rotated effortlessly, with each combination working well together and keeping the scoreboard ticking over.
It was another complete team performance, with everyone contributing to a well-earned win.
Awards: Erika Martin, Players’ Player - Shané Bothma (two awards).
C-Reserve: Deni Rovers 38 def Rennie 24.
From the first whistle to the final siren, the Deni Rovers girls worked together as a team.
The defensive pressure was outstanding all game, and every player worked tirelessly to make the opposition earn every pass and every goal.
Katie Littmann was outstanding in the attacking end, her shooting accuracy and movement around the court and ring was on point.
Kelsey Clark in the midcourt was able to help seamlessly move the ball down the court maintaining strong leads and pass options, she was also continuously backing up both attackers and defenders around the ring.
Reagan Behsman was strong in the defensive end by creating immense pressure for the Rennie attackers.
She was able to create multiple turnovers, allowing the attackers to convert them into goals.
The team worked hard to maintain possession of the ball, staying patient, making smart decisions and building play with confidence.
They continuously backed each other while showing support and encouragement.
C-Reserve played a great game against Rennie, coming away with a well-deserved 14-goal victory.
Awards: Reagan Behsman, Kelsey Clark, Players’ player - Katie Littmann.
Under-17s: Deni Rovers 60 def Rennie 40.
The under-17s faced Rennie in our second last home-and-away game of the season, with the top two sides sitting on equal points and the winner taking outright top spot.
The girls brought the energy from the very beginning, and you could see how much they were enjoying themselves out on court.
That positive mindset carried through the game, with the team hitting the goals we had set, especially around using their voices and communicating consistently.
Their pressure, teamwork and composure allowed them to take control of the contest, producing a confident performance to come away with an impressive win.
A fantastic result in an important game, securing outright top spot and another great step forward as we head towards finals.
Awards: Players’ player - Ruby Pisasale, Eve Meharry, Ruby Cowley.
Under-15s: Deni Rovers 31 def Rennie 17.
Our under-15s recorded a fantastic victory on the weekend.
With structure as the key focus heading into the game, the girls delivered an outstanding performance, executing the game plan from start to finish.
Issy Didcock was outstanding in goals, providing strong leads and converting some excellent shots under pressure.
Jorja Woolston was once again pivotal through the midcourt, applying relentless defensive pressure while delivering quality feeds into the shooters.
In defence, Georgia Danckert was in fine form, using her positioning to close down space and picking off loose balls to create valuable turnovers.
It was a terrific team performance and a well-deserved win, with the girls' commitment to their structure and teamwork evident throughout the match.
Awards: Issy Didcock, Jorja Woolston, Players’ player – Georgia Danckert.
Under-13s: Deni Rovers 25 def Rennie 10.
The Rovers under-13s took on a determined Rennie side over the weekend, coming away with a well-earned victory.
The girls adapted brilliantly to some unexpected positional changes, embracing the challenge and maintaining their focus across all four quarters of netball.
Bella Leetham was outstanding in defence, adjusting seamlessly to a new position and responding positively to feedback throughout the game.
Issy Goodear was once again a strong presence in defence and also showed great effort and strength when called upon in the goal ring, demonstrating her versatility and team-first attitude.
Awards: Bella Leetham, Issy Goodear.
Under-11s: Not scored.
The girls showed fantastic resilience, adapting well to a physical game and never dropping their heads.
They stayed composed, backed each other with great teamwork, and continued to fight for every contest until the final whistle.
Their determination and maturity were outstanding, and they’ve shown they’re more than ready to take the next step into under-13s next year.
Awards: Leah White, Lainey Sampson.
Minis: Not scored.
A big thanks to Rennie for having another young group of up and coming netball stars for us to develop and practice our skills with.
It was fantastic to see the minis out on the court having so much fun and giving everything a go.
Their confidence continues to grow each week, and it's great to see their skills improving with every game.
Keep up the amazing effort, teamwork and positive attitudes.