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Gritty Garfield wins thriller

GARFIELD Netball Club’s Agrade team displayed commitment and determination to down Morwell by eight goals in a thrilling game on Saturday.
Morwell played a very skilful and disciplined game to lead at the first break.
However Garfield’s commitment and determination enabled it to overtake Morwell for the rest of the game.
Bess Henry delivered some superb deliveries into the goal ring, while Lisa Biffen and Jade Dawes dominated the strong Morwell goalers.
Scores: Garfield 45 d Morwell 37.
Awards O&H Hotel Warragul: Jade Dawes and Lisa Biffen, Garfield Hotel: Bridget Soumilas.

B GRADE

The first half of the match was a close encounter between two strong sides with both going goal for goal.
Garfield lifted in the second half, with Lisa Cowburn feeding the ball into the goal ring with speed and accuracy.
Di Collis and Heath Mills created many turnovers to help the team secure the points
Scores: Garfield 55 d Morwell 41.
Awards Garfield Hotel: Jackie Collis, Phil Boland Sports Massage: Jessie Marsh, O&H Hotel Warragul: Lisa Cowburn.

C GRADE

Garfield had another big win, this time by shutting down a lacklustre Morwell.
The win came about through accurate goaling from Chris Mouser and Becky Hower.
Strong centrecourt play from Sally Harper and Kareena Miller ensured direct leading and clean passing into the goal ring to bring about the win.
Scores: Garfield 61 d Morwell 14.
Awards Garfield Hotel: Danae Jolly, Phil Boland Sports Massage: Sally Harper, Blockbuster: Sammy Barr.

17 AND UNDER

This was the best game Garfield has played all season and was due to a combined team effort.
Renae Wright shot goals accurately and Beth Bogart assisted in working the ball through the centre skilfully while Tegan Edwards again combined speed and accuracy to deliver the ball to the goalers.
Josie Johnston, Bec Draper and Casey Dawes worked together to create a strong defence lineup that Morwell had difficulties penetrating.
Scores: Garfield 32 d Morwell 15.
Awards Best on court: Renae Wright, Blockbuster: Tegan Edwards, Hungry Jack’s: Beth Bogart.

15 AND UNDER

Garfield was missing key players due to illness and Tamara Monson and Ruby Collis, from the 13andunder team filled in, showing they will be valuable players in the future.
Goaler, Brooke Cousin shot accurately and was ably supported by Jessie Scamporlino outside the ring.
Katie O’Dea played a skilful game in centre and goal attack. Kassie Burge and Karley Matthews combined as a strong, tight defence lineup that created many rebounds and turnovers for the team.
Scores: Garfield 14 lost to Morwell 19.
Awards Gerald Collins Real Estate: Kassie Burge and Karley Matthews, Blockbuster: Jessie Scamporlino, Hungry Jack’s: Katie O’Dea and Tamara Monson.

13 AND UNDER

Brittany Taylor again played an outstanding game by intercepting, leading in front and delivering the ball to her teammates with accuracy.
Meg Bogart played a skilful and speedy game in centre and assisted with many passes throughout the game.
Tamara Monson positioned herself well within the goal ring and was always in front, despite the low score.
Tegan Chick came on in the second half and is growing into a quick and strong defensive player.
Scores: Garfield 9 lost to Morwell 22.
Awards Best on court: Brittany Taylor and Tamara Monson, Hungry Jack’s: Ruby Collis, Blockbuster: Meg Bogart.

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