2025 HART Premier Netball League live stream: Wildcats v Cougars, Jets v Tigers; Round 2

The Cougars have an appetite for destruction after their latest conquest and the Ipswich Jets have climbed into the top four in the HART Premier Netball League. Check out both REPLAYS.

The Kedron-Wavell Cougars have upped the ante again with another demolition job, this time at the expense of Brisbane South Wildcats, thumping them by 32 goals.

Not content with taking down newcomers Moreton Bay City Pulse by 21 goals in the opening round, the Cougars have made easy work of their cross-town rivals for a 76-44 victory at Nissan Arena.

ROUND 2 REPLAYS

Ipswich Jets v Carina Tigers

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Brisbane South Wildcats v Brisbane Cougars

With the Gold Coast Titans the only other undefeated team after two rounds, the Cougars’ huge 160.92 percentage means they are a clear leader at the top of the table.

The Cougars took a 17-point lead to the half (37-20), but would have been disappointed with their second quarter where the Wildcats kept them to just 14 points.

But they broke the shackles early in the third quarter as they blew out the contest beyond 30 points.

The Wildcats did steady late and reduce the margin to 29 goals at the final break but the game was long gone.

The Cougars’ powerful defence laid the foundation for Sunday’s victory, with goal keeper Charlotte Jonsen impenetrable and Gemma Hutchings also superb down back.

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At the other end, goal attack Lily Cubby was unstoppable with 14 supershots helping her to 38 goals, while goal shooter Simone Botha found herself on the end of some precision passing for 21 goals of her own.

For the vanquished, Maddison Davies toiled hard in the middle and Georgia Feeney did her best in defence despite being the constant bombardment.

Wildcats goal shooter Georgia Lindsay finished with 27 goals and Siana Matavalea added 11.

The Ipswich Jets have packed too much firepower for the Carina Tigers as they squared their win-loss ratio with a 68-48 thumping.

Superstar goal shooter Coco Smith was in superb touch with 36 goals and Naomi Solomona not far behind with 21 points as they Jets were always in control of the contest.

The super effective Sarah Harris was another to stand out at wing attack.

Charlie Preston chimed in with 28 goals for the Tigers but they just couldn’t stick with their more experienced opponents.

The defeat sent the winless Tigers to the bottom of the table, while the Jets jumped up a couple of rungs to sneak into the top four on percentage.

PREVIEW

The battle lines have been drawn down the centre of the Brisbane River as a fight for local bragging rights ignites Round 2 of the Hart Premier Netball League.

The Brisbane South Wildcats will clash with rivals Kedron-Wavell Cougars (formerly Brisbane North Cougars) at Nissan Arena with the clash live and exclusive on KommunityTV from 4pm.on Sunday.

The clash will be part kick off a big second round double header along with the Ipsiwch Jets and Carina Tigers.

Both sides are coming off opening round wins after the Wildcats claimed a nine-goal win over the Sunshine Coast Thunder, while the Cougars blitzed newcomers Moreton Bay City Pulse by 21 goals.

“I’m incredibly proud of the team’s performance in round one, the win truly cements the hard work and dedication we’ve put in over the past seven months of pre-season training,” Wildcats head coach Joeanne Hope said.

Brisbane South Wildcats 2025 HPNL Sapphire Series team. Picture: jackmanshoots.

“Facing a team with SSN training partners and SSN reserves players was a significant challenge, but our competitiveness and resilience shone through.

“We’ve proven that we can hold our own against top-tier talent, and this sets a strong foundation for the rest of the season.”

Hope made the move to the Wildcats this season following three consecutive Ruby Series premierships with the Carina Tigers.

“Facing the Cougars is going to be a significant challenge as they are known for their strong performances and have a history of producing top-tier players.

“That includes their SSN training partners, SSN reserves and their coaches who are the best in the business.

“Our team will need to bring their A-game, focusing on executing our strategies effectively and maintaining high energy levels throughout the match as this match will be a true test of our resilience and teamwork.”

Defender Demi Burgess in action for the Brisbane South Wildcats. Picture: jackmanshoots.

Goal Shooter Georgia Lindsay helped lead the charge with 23 goals of her own against the Thunder while Kaylee Tamala finished with 13 on 81 per cent shooting.

“Every player has a crucial role to play, and it’s our collective effort that will make the difference but with that being said, Demi Burgess, who lines up in our defence team, can read the game and make crucial interceptions,” Hope said.

“Demi’s defensive skills and relentless energy on the court have been instrumental in our success.

“Georgia Lindsay with her agility and sharp two point shooting was a game-changer in Round one.”

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