Fever player named MVP in grand final victory

In an exhilarating Under 14 Netball final, the Thunderbirds emerged victorious over the Vixens with a decisive 40-24 win.

The match showcased the exceptional talent and teamwork of both teams, but it was the Thunderbirds who ultimately dominated the court.

The Thunderbirds’ standout players included Elise Voight Jackman, who controlled the game from the Centre position with remarkable agility and precision.

In defence, Isla Drake Brockman and Sophia Burges were formidable, thwarting numerous Vixens’ attacks.

Meanwhile, Macy Breslin and Aimee Bosman led the charge in attack, consistently finding the net and keeping the scoreboard ticking.

Despite the final score, the Vixens put up a commendable fight.

They made a significant comeback in the third quarter, outscoring the Thunderbirds 9 goals to 3.

A strategic move saw Halle Jack shift from defence to attack, where she teamed up effectively with Stella Male, adding much-needed firepower to the Vixens’ offense.

Sienna Bateman and Sunnie Shuttleworth also delivered strong performances in the mid-court, showcasing their versatility and skill.

The Thunderbirds’ victory secures their place in the Grand Final, where they will face the Firebirds today, Wednesday, 11th September at 4:45 pm.

The upcoming match promises to be another thrilling encounter as the Thunderbirds aim to continue their winning streak.

The U12 final was held on Saturday, with the Fever triumphing over the Thunderbirds 18-16.

The match was a rollercoaster of emotions, with the Thunderbirds making several valiant attempts to level the score but the Fever consistently managed to pull away, securing their well-deserved victory.

The Fever’s Kiera Lemm was awarded MVP for her outstanding contributions throughout the match.

Kiera, along with Mila Lawrence, controlled the centre court with skill and precision, while Gracie Hicks anchored the defence with determination.

Charlotte Healy and Luca Jacobs were instrumental, driving the Fever’s scoring efforts.

For the Thunderbirds’, Mya Pettit showcased her versatility and talent, excelling in both defence and the centre court. Neve Fox led the attack with unwavering determination, keeping the Fever’s defence on high alert.

Congratulations to the Fever for their hard-fought victory and to all the players for delivering an unforgettable final!