Jerilderie honoured five netball stars for reaching remarkable career milestones on the weekend.

Belle Westwood was recognised for 150 games, Carina Rorato for 180, and Tianni Given for 200 – all shining examples of commitment and consistency.

The biggest cheers, however, were reserved for Meagan Mauger and Tanya Rorato, who each notched up an incredible 350 games – an achievement that reflects years of hard work, loyalty, and passion for the game.

It was a fitting celebration to mark the final home game of the season, with teammates, supporters and the wider community there to applaud the amazing achievements.

A-grade: Jerilderie 48 def Blighty 46.

In a nail-biting match, the Dees clinched a victory against the Redeyes with a final score of 48 to 46.

Veteran player Meagan Mauger, in her 350th game, anchored the defence with her expertise.

Awards: BOC Meagan Mauger, Ava Belling, Shania Eru.

B-grade: Jerilderie 72 def Blighty 19.

The Demons delivered another stellar performance, securing a decisive 72 to 19 victory against Blighty.

Tianni Given, in her 200th game, played an exceptional role on the defensive end.

Awards: BOC Isabella Westwood, Tianni Given, Ruby Neessen.

C-grade: Jerilderie 61 def Blighty 29.

Another great win this week against Blighty, the final score 61 to 29.

The game started off a little slow, but the girls quickly found their rhythm and delivered another excellent team performance.

A great display of teamwork and determination is clearly visible each week.

Awards: BOC Fee Edwards, Mia Neessen, Heidi Bryce.

C-Reserve: Jerilderie 18 def by Blighty 32.

The team again ran out of puff, eventually going down 18 to 32.

Costly errors, turnovers and crowding around the ball were costly, although there were patches of good game play which boosted morale, and as always players showed great sportsmanship and positivity despite the loss.

Awards: BOC Rebecca Mitchell, Georgia Cronin, Sienna Reid.

Under-17s: Jerilderie 64 def Blighty 29.

It was a commanding performance, with the assistance of some under-15 players.

Their energy, teamwork and commitment to every contest helped secure a positive result and showcased the depth of talent coming through the ranks.

Awards: Zara Williams, Shikaya Hall, Shania Eru.

Under-15s: Jerilderie 61 def Blighty 7.

Another impressive win on Saturday against Blighty, keeping their opponents scoreless in the first quarter and only allowing them to score seven goals for the entire game.

A big thank you to our under-13s who stepped up and again helped out with energy and skill.

With finals just around the corner, the girls are really hitting their stride and playing some incredible netball.

Awards: BOC Ruby Neessen, Stella Williams, Eliza Godfrey.

Under-13s: Jerilderie 17 def by Blighty 26.

The Dees went down by nine goals, although they showed fantastic improvement since the first meeting with Blighty in round one.

It was clear from the first whistle that the team has grown in confidence, teamwork, and skill throughout the season.

It unfortunately looks like the girls will just miss out on playing finals this year, although they have come such a long way, which is something they should be proud of.

Under-11s: Not scored.

The youngsters put on a brilliant display in a thrilling match against Blighty, showing teamwork, skill and determination from the first whistle to the last.

From the start, our players came out strong, driving confidently into space and making the most of every opportunity.

Everyone worked hard to mark tightly and support each other.

Awards: Poppy Armytage, Harriet Walker, Annie Ham, Odette McGuiness.

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