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Emerald keeps control

IN round 15 of Yarra Valley netball against South Belgrave, Emerald’s first quarter produced five goals and scores were even at the break.
In the second quarter Emerald played like a team and dominated, outscoring South 10 goals to five.
In the third quarter Emerald’s continued dominance posted another 15 goals to eight.
The last quarter was much closer, however Emerald girls managed to stay ahead with nine goals to eight.
Scores Emerald 39 d South Belgrave 26.
Goals: Fiona Gunther 21, Tanya Meldrum 15, Colleen Kozina 11, Felicity O’Meara 9, Kelly Hushlin 6, Bev White 3.
Best: Kate Griffin, Holly Kuys, Hayley White, Fiona Gunther.

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