A-grade: Blighty 9 lt Rovers 90.

Blighty side showed real grit and determination against a very strong and well-drilled opposition.

The focus for the game was to compete right through to the final whistle and leave everything out on the court, and the girls did exactly that, never dropping their heads and continuing to fight for every contest.

Ash Charlton worked hard all day in the goal ring, constantly moving to create options and making the most of her opportunities to convert on the scoreboard.

Her effort and persistence were a highlight.

Ava McInnes settled beautifully into the Redeyes lineup, already showing great determination and a strong willingness to learn and improve each week. She continues to build confidence and connection with her teammates.

In defence, Meg Erickson put in a huge performance, working tirelessly against a very strong shooting circle. Her effort, resilience, and refusal to give in couldn’t be faulted. We couldn’t have asked any more from her.

While the scoreboard didn’t reflect it, the effort and attitude shown are something the team can be proud of as they continue to build.

Awards: Ashlea Charlton, Ava Mcinnes, Meg Erickson.

B-grade: Blighty 16 lt Rovers 63.

Despite the challenge, the girls did an incredible job maintaining focus right through to the final whistle.

We’re starting to see the team really come together, and it’s through games like these that our resilience continues to grow.

Our defence worked tirelessly all game, putting in consistent pressure.

The midcourt is beginning to connect and find rhythm, and our shooters made the most of every opportunity that came their way.

One of our real strengths is the versatility across the court, with players confidently moving between positions at both ends.

Awards: Nicole, Amy, and Alex (surnames not provided).

C-grade: Blighty 12 lt Rovers 68

The improvement in this Redeyes team is really starting to show, and it didn’t go unnoticed, with plenty of positive comments from the sidelines.

This group just doesn’t give up, and that determination was on display all game.

Our defensive end worked tirelessly against a Rovers shooting circle that was incredibly accurate, but the pressure and effort never dropped.

Across the court, there were some fantastic passages of play, with the girls continuing to push, support each other, and give it their all right to the final whistle.

Awards: Bec Rourke, Grace Macdonald, Niccola Stanworth and Emma Brain.

C-reserve: Blighty 5 lt Rovers 46

The team came out with a positive attitude, ready to have fun and work hard.

The effort across the whole game was fantastic, and the score definitely didn’t reflect how hard the girls worked.

Defensively, the pressure was outstanding, with some great turnovers created through sheer persistence and teamwork.

There were also some really nice passages of play down the court, showing what this group is capable of.

Awards: Grace Ingram, Jess Butcher, Juliet Barber and Carissa Godfrey.

Under-17s: Blighty 33 def Rovers 30

With a difficult day for both clubs, with a number of players out.

We held our own, coming out strong from the first whistle.

We continued to stay composed and celebrated the win! Well done girls, a huge win and exciting for the club.

Awards: Lily Petersen, Ivy Ball, Kyah Watson.

Under-15s: Blighty 9 lt Rovers 40.

Despite the scoreboard, Blighty showed determination and resilience against a well-drilled opposition.

Led by Lily Peterson and Mila Bode, Blighty’s defenders worked tirelessly, putting in consistent efforts to slow the Rovers’ attacking momentum, but the opposition capitalised on their opportunities with accurate shooting and sharp movement in the goal circle.

Blighty continued to compete throughout all four quarters, with moments of strong teamwork and improved passages of play.

Awards: Lexie Hines, Mila Bode, Ellie Miller, Lily Petersen.

Under-13s: Blighty 5 to Deniliquin Rovers 42.

The focus for the girls was on the little wins, and as the game went on, you could really see them starting to come together and play as a team.

It’s a group that’s still learning and building connections, and the improvement across the match was clear to everyone watching.

We’re looking forward to matching up against Rovers in the final round and are excited to see how far the girls have come. This is a very eager and enthusiastic group who are keen to keep improving each week.

Awards: Darci Thomson, Pippa Holden, Indi Bain, Peggy McKenzie

Under-11s (Minis): Not scored.

Our little Redeyes did not disappoint, they fought hard all day, took direction well and displayed great teamwork!

Wonderful to see our little Redeyes developing skills readily.

It was a very even and well-contested game, and a pleasure to watch.

Awards: Millie Bucholtz, Lindsay Lankow, Olivia Butcher.

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