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An unfortunate loss for the girls against North going down 45 to 28, giving us a lot to reflect and build on for the next upcoming weeks. Puttingupagoodfightthegirlsgaveittheirall despite the scoreboard. Our defenders and midcourters applying immense pressure to earnthemselvessomegreatturnoversgetting it into our goalies who showed some great movement around some very physical defenders Each quarter we were able to extend our score and continue to play our game and improve. Something we will keep building on as we look to take on East. Best players and game day awards to Teone Brauer andEmilySutherland.

17/UNDER: North defeated West 83-35. 1st of the ladder in NorthGambier Averytoughgameformygirls

Best Player: Aleisha Pearson. 2nd Best Player: Lucy Simpson. Game Day Award Vouchers: EllieXanthopoulos&HalleBout.

Our young 13b West team came up against North gambier this week. Aggie Thomas and Molly Thomas started the game in the defensive circle, working hard to deny the north goalies. They were well supported by Chaneil Cowland at WD. In attack Isobel Richards and Hannah Jackson shoot accurately, with Mackenzie Fisher at WA and Harper Lindner in C. The first half of the game was a close contest, with West leading by a single goal at half time. Going into the 3rd quarter saw Mackenzie and Chaneil going to thebench.SavannahRiddochhitthecourtatC andRubyLambatGD AggiemovedtoWDand Harper WA. West dominated the 3 quarter keepingtheNorthgirlsscoreless Northmade multiple changes at the last break trying to combat the hard working Westies. The last quarter was an even contest. The west girls wonthegame20-12.

UNDER 11's: North defeated West 12-9. 1st

Best Player: Gracie Tremelling 2nd Best Player:MackennaPovey

The improvement in this group of girls is so pleasing as a coach We played another amazing game last week against North. We had some excellent passages of play that resulted in goals. Our defensive pressure all over the court was brilliant. Well done girls, Caitlin and I are loving your enthusiasm and progress.