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At 2:30pm (AEST) on Saturday, the 2021 Super Netball season culminates in an epic all New South Wales grand final match-up ironically hosted by Queensland after a hectic, pandemic-affected season.
With the whole of New South Wales currently enduring a prolonged COVID-19 lockdown as it continues to tackle the Delta variant of the virus, two Sydney derbies with a lot at stake in two different sports next week will provide some much needed joy to the state’s residents.
The currently silent and vacant sporting landscape has brought on much reflection. Many Australian competitions appear likely to go to ruin in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and concerns around what our sporting face will look like in a few months are genuine.
This weekend the Australian summer will come to an end, and with that comes hope that there will be relief for large parts of the country following the most devastating bushfire season our country has ever faced.
The year 2019 has been another incredible one in women’s sport with several teams and athletes dominating both domestically and on the international stage.
So, you’re keen to watch out Diamonds go after what would be an incredible twelfth Netball World Cup title – great! But the big question is: when does it actually start?
Australia have eased past Malawi 74-25 to make it five easy wins at the Netball World Cup in Liverpool but a tough finish to their title defence awaits.
Heading into the third season of Australia’s premier netball competition, there are plenty of questions to answer.
The first centre pass of the 2020 Super Netball season occurs on Saturday.
We are fortunate enough to live in a very competitive sporting market place.
In the final weekend of Super Netball, the Greater Western Sydney Giants beat the Fever to seemingly sneak into the semi-finals.
Lying in bed at 3.30am wide awake, blood still pulsating through my body, legs jerking and hands shaking feverishly post the netball World Cup Grand Final match. You can only imagine how the players and coaching teams from both sides felt post match after a thrilling Netball World Cup final.
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Great article! Great to see that the pathway is there from regions to the National team.