Kyabram Netball Association's under-13s Secondary (section three) is the 2024 Shepparton Netball Association champion. Photos: Supplied
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It was a mixed day on the court for Kyabram Netball Association teams, which battled it out on Saturday against two top sides.
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The association’s under-13s Secondary (section three) defeated Shepp Saints, 34-27, in a nail-biting finish in overtime.
These girls played beautifully and came home champions.
Zanna Chapman was named the most valuable player for the game.
Kyabram Netball Association's under-13s Primary (section one) side finished runner-up.
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The association’s under-13s Primary (section one) team sadly went down to Mooroopna Cats Aqua, 26-7.
The girls fought hard until the end and have had a wonderful year and everyone is so proud of them for finishing runners-up.
Can't wait to see them in action in 2025.
Association players also had some wonderful achievements off the court that were recognised by Shepparton Netball Association in the morning divisions.
Kyabram Netball Association’s Lauren Parker received the Shepparton Netball Association dedication award and Byron Chapman received the Jodie Ridges award.
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Awards were presented to:
SNA dedication award: Lauren Parker.
Jodie Ridges award: Byron Chapman.
Val Barrass umpire award: Heidi McIntosh.
Val Sutherland coach award: Aroha Potae.
Those involved in the association are excited to see it grow in 2025.
If you have a child keen to play, please stay tuned to our socials for information about the next season.
Kyabram Netball Association's under-13s Secondary (section three) player Zanna Chapman was named most valuable player on Saturday.
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Kyabram Netball Association's Heidi McIntosh received the Val Barrass umpire award.
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Kyabram Netball Association's Aroha Potae received the Val Sutherland coach award.
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