Brylee McCarty was great in attack, being one of A Grade’s best.
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A Grade
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A slow start to the game this week saw the girls on the back foot. After 1/4 time the game looked a little more even and Rennie started to play their own game.
The guidance and encouragement of the younger players stepping up was great from teammates.
The defensive end of Hannah, Brooke, Maddie worked tirelessly all day and some great attacking play by Ella, Laynee, Mikayla and Brylee brilliance was enjoyable to watch.
Thanks to Celine and Kayla for coming in and helping out when it was needed.
The girls finished strong winning the last 1/4 and never gave up.
Awards: Showcase Jewellers - Brylee McCarty, Yarra Hotel - Ella Rhodes, One Zach - Hannah Shoppee, Mulwala Bakery - Maddy Phibbs.
B Grade
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The girls this week came out strong and worked hard to continue the cone work and make the best decisions.
Heleena was given a job to do in WD and was outstanding in covering her player.
The defensive pressure down the court was strong and gave the defenders a chance to watch the ball coming down and pick off those loose balls.
Brooke Bigger worked well in the goals and held her own.
The girls worked hard on their drives and moved well down the court.
Awards: Publicans Daughter - Heleena Shaw, $10 Cash - Heleena Shaw, Miss Dolly - Celine Collins-Bye, Yarra Hotel - Brooke Bigger, Bundalong Tavern - Laura Nunn.
B Grade’s Laura Nunn looks to get the ball into the goal third.
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C Grade
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Terrific game by a short team on Saturday. Massive shout out to two Under 15 girls Mia Elliott and Sophie Coghill who played their first seniors game for Rennie and showed enormous skill, effort and strength.
Steph Munro played a ripper game and put into play skills she has been working on during training.
Solid game by Laura who played a support role with the junior girls, adjusted with them and still played her own game well.
Awards: ClubMulwala - Steph Munro, One Zach - Mia Elliott, Wingate's Sports - Sophie Coghill, Mulwala Bakery - Laura Nunn, Priority Fitness - Georgina Thomas.
C Res
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Awards: Free as a Bird - Leonie Higgins, Mulwala Bakery - Lacey Styles, Yarra Hotel - Amy Smith, Belle's Cafe - Sheryl McBurnie.
Under 17s
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The girls had a slow start this week with a few unforced errors in the first few minutes. But they gave themselves a few minutes to adjust and get back into the game.
They excelled throughout the game with making sure they had their hands up and defending every single ball putting a lot of pressure on Toc.
The defence worked hard to get some great rebounds, partnered with excellent shooting the girls once again proved they are a force to be reckoned with.
Awards: Rhodes Family - Ella Rhodes, Redback Waste - Grace Stephens, Yarra Fish N Chips - Mia Doherty, Mulwala Bakery - Zoe McKenzie, $10 Cash - Abbey Coghill.
Under 15s
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This week the girls had individual jobs to do on the court and every girl played their part perfectly resulting in an excellent win.
The defenders worked hard to get those rebounds and pick up loose balls. Every girl was supportive and worked hard to get turnovers. These girls work well as a team and always have each other’s back week in week out and it’s beautiful to see this team grow and develop into a strong unit.
A freezing start for the 13’s on Saturday which just meant they had to put what they learnt on Thursday into play, which was taking time and practice accurate passes.
The girls started the game off with a bang and giving it 110% since the first whistle, intercepting every ball, sticking on players and working together as a team.
The defenders were on top of every ball, going for every intercept and every rebound. The mid court went to the space and communicated with each other, ultimately brining it down to the shooters where they moved beautifully and shot even better.
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