Live stream: Watch 18 games over three days from the 2024 Sapsasa Metro netball carnival

The medals from the Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival will need to be split down the middle after two representative teams couldn’t be split across nine games. Watch the REPLAYS from all three days.

After an incredibly close three days of Sapsasa Junior Metro Netball Carnival, the two best sides in Adelaide could not be split.

The Division 1 crown had to be split on Friday after both Airport and Southern Valley finished the three-day tournament tied on 26 points.

WATCH ALL THE REPLAYS FROM ALL THREE DAYS OF THE TOURNAMENT BELOW

The two sides went through the tournament undefeated, unbelievably finishing the clash between them at 23-23 — the only draw across the entire Division 1 competition.

it capped off a huge week for the Airport region who also claimed the Division 3 crown following an undefeated run across the carnival.

North Adelaide finished the carnival undefeated after nine games to claim the Division 2 title, beating out Port to the crown.

Port finished with eight wins from their nine matches, wuith the nine-goal loss to North Adelaide the only blemish on a big week for the side.

NMuch like their Airport counterparts, North Adelaide also die the title double after clinching the Division 4 crown with 27 points.

Southern Heights finished second in Division 4 with eight wins from its nine games.

DAY 3 REPLAYS

Port v Southern Heights (Div 2) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

Port v Southern Heights (Div 4) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

Para Districts v Onkaparinga North (Div 2) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball

Para Districts v Onkaparinga North (Div 4) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball

Hills v Barker (Div 2) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

Hills v Barker (Div 4) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

DAY 2 REPLAYS

Playford v North Adelaide (Div 4) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

Playford v North Adelaide (Div 2) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

Salisbury East v South West (Div 3) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

Salisbury East v South West (Div 1) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

Airport v East Adelaide (Div 3) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

Airport v East Adelaide (Div 1) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

DAY 1 REPLAYS

South West v Western (Div 3) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

South West v Western (Div 1) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

Western v Tea Tree Gully (Div 3) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

Western v Tea Tree Gully (Div 1) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

East Adelaide v Adelaide South East (Div 3) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

East Adelaide v Adelaide South East (Div 1) - School Sport SA Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival

PREVIEW

With a ‘number of really good training sessions behind us’, City South are confident of mixing with it the state’s top zones at the Sapsasa Metro Netball carnival.

City South coach Judith Dingwall said her players were ‘excited’ and ready for the challenge.

“The squad is very talented and we have some girls who played last year, so we’re ready to go,” she said.

City South are ready to take on the best metro zones.

“We’ve had a number of really good training sessions in preparation and it’s just been a really good environment.”

Dingwall said the players were prepared to go up against the best and get off to a strong start.

“We’re definitely confident, but we know there are some other really strong teams in the competition this year,” she said.

“We know we can take it to the best if we perform at the top of our game, so hopefully we can do that consistently.”

While Dingwall and her players are looking to go as far as possible, she also believed the experience would hold more importance than the results.

City South are keen to embrace the ‘carnival experience’. Picture: Brenton Edwards

“It’s about giving these girls experience and a taste of the carnival atmosphere,” she said.

“Everyone wants to win but you’ve also got an opportunity to grow on and off the court.

“They come up against the best players in their age group and they also get to mix with different people throughout the tournament so it’s a really good opportunity in a number of ways.”

All the action will begin from 9.30am on Wednesday.