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Finals time in Katanning Netball Association after regular season, Net and Set program come to an end

Tina BriscoeGreat Southern Herald
Cardinals Force’s Janey Beeck looks for options as Kia Ora’s Cyaniqah Rangawhenua defends.
Camera IconCardinals Force’s Janey Beeck looks for options as Kia Ora’s Cyaniqah Rangawhenua defends. Credit: Tina Briscoe

The Katanning Netball Association wrapped up its exciting regular season at the weekend.

Juniors and seniors concluded their regular season looking to get one last win, while for some teams their year came to an end.

The real action starts now with three intense weeks of finals to determine the champions.

The Net and Set program finished up for 2021, and both sections of the program held their own unique awards presentation at the end of the last session run by Kirraly Lucas and Megan Irvine.

A group of the junior players have given their time each Saturday morning to help these programs and it was great to see young kids so eager to play netball one day.

It was also fantastic to see the junior girls and keen to learn coaching skills.

The Net kids after their first year in netball.
Camera IconThe Net kids after their first year in netball. Credit: Tina Briscoe

Katanning and Kojonup’s Set groups are hopefully having a small game this weekend in Katanning to help get the kids ready for 2022.

The senior competition had mixed emotions in the last round, with some teams driving hard for the win and some just enjoying their last game.

In A and A-reserve, Cardinals Force proved too strong for Kia Ora finishing 56-39 winners while All Stars 1 won a high-scoring game against Broomehill, 72-51, and Kojonup 1 defeated Dumbleyung 1, 47-34.

In B-grade Cardinals Phoenix prevailed 49-29 winners over Olympians 2 and Kojonup 2 downed Tambellup 48-32.

Kojonup 3 finished 49-29 victors over Cardinals Vixens in C-grade and Dumbleyung 2 downed Olympians 3 58-18.

Junior games went smoothly and teams are now ready and pumping for the semifinals this weekend.

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