Tasmanian Netball League 2025 live stream: Cavaliers v Devon, Round 13

The TNL’s top dog continued to tighten its grip on top spot with the Cavaliers producing an impressive road win over Devon on Saturday. Watch the REPLAY here.

The Cavaliers remain unbeaten in the TNL after 13 rounds following a strong 22-goal win over Devon on Saturday.

The 59-37 away victory was another impressive one for the first-place Cavs who are intent on writing the wrongs of last season after losing the grand final to the Northern Hawks.

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A 16-7 second-quarter was ultimately where the victors did most of the damage with the home side restricted to just seven goals for the term.

Cavs skipper Hayley McDougall continued her strong season with a 31 goal effort taking her season tally to 496.

The Cavs win took their season tally to 11-0 (with two byes) and extended their lead at the top of the table while Devon sit in fifth with a 4-7 record but two game buffer over sixth place South East Suns.

In the earlier 19&U game, it was a much closer affair with Devon coming away 41-35 winners.

REPLAY

Devon v Cavaliers (19&U) — 2025 Tasmanian Netball League Round 13

PREVIEW

Cavaliers rising star Sophie Brewer believes Netball Tasmania’s burgeoning partnership with the reigning Super Netball champions can open up more doors for young Tasmanians desperate to get noticed.

The shooter and fellow emerging Cavaliers talents Sophie Blackberry and Paige O’Neill were recently invited to train with 2024 premiers the Adelaide Thunderbirds.

It comes after Devon product Charlotte Walker was named as a Thunderbirds training partner for this year, while former Hawks mid courter Ellie Marshall was named for the in the club’s Super Netball reserves.

The unbeaten Cavs will hope their young guns can fire when they hit the road on Saturday to face Devon (4-6), who sit a game outside the top four.

The round 13 Tasmanian Netball League open and 19&U clashes will be broadcast live and exclusive on KommunityTV.

“It was a great experience. We got to look at their environment and join in with their gym and training sessions, so it was great to learn a lot from them,” Brewer said.

“The level they train at is crazy, they push each other and are so professional at what they do.

“It was great to see Charlotte be able to sign as a training partner over there, and Ellie is in their reserves team as well.”

Cavaliers 19 and under captain Lucy McArthur and opens shooter Sophie Brewer before Saturday's road clashes with Devon. Picture: Jon Tuxworth

Brewer, of Wiradjuri descent from her father’s side, has also represented the Black Swans First Nations team at tournaments the past two years.

She said the sport is working hard to improve its pathways for Indigenous players.

“The Black Swans is another good initiative they started last year. It’s a pathway for young Indigenous girls to look to,” she said.

“It’s a great thing to represent my family and my culture. We had our first Indigenous tournament last year, and it was a great experience to play against such talented Indigenous women.”

After winning last year’s flag, a new-look Cavs under-19s squad is second-last with a 3-7 record.

“We’ve have had a rocky start to the season with a couple of injuries, and it’s a pretty new team with lots of new girls who’ve had to step up to the state league level,” Cavaliers 19s captain Lucy McArthur said.

“We’ve taken the year as it comes and got a couple of wins, but it’s about forging those connections and getting better each game.”

TNL ROUND 13

Friday: Kingston v Karana at Kingborough Sports Centre (19s 6.30pm, opens 8pm)

Saturday: Cripps Waratah v SE Suns at Hobart Netball and Sports Centre (19s 4pm, opens 5.30pm); Devon v Cavaliers at Ulverstone Sports and Leisure Centre (19s 4pm, opens 5.30pm)

Originally published as Tasmanian Netball League 2025 live stream: Cavaliers v Devon, Round 13