Right now, it’s the West Coast Fever’s crown to lose, but their remaining title rivals – Swifts and Vixens – have shown how they could spoil the party if they earn the chance. These are the big talking points from the Super Netball semi finals.
Vixens exact the ultimate revenge on the Thunderbirds for last year’s Super Netball grand final defeat, while West Coast Fever has qualified for the decider in emphatic fashion.
Her netball coaching feats rival rugby league super coach Wayne Bennett, and after multiple championships at the elite level, the most experienced coach in Super Netball is stepping down.
Adelaide Thunderbirds remain bullish about their chances of a title three-peat, with Diamonds’ star Matilda Garrett explaining how the big-match experience gained over the past three seasons will count when it matters most.
Jo Harten spent many hours questioning her decision to move her life across the world to play netball in Australia. This is the story of how she overcame her doubts to become an international great.
One of the best players on the Aussie netball scene will retire this weekend. hanging up her shoes in favour of a rumoured move into coaching.
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West Coast Fever cemented their place as Super Netball title favourites with an 11th-straight win, and their dominance was rewarded with several stars named in the Team of the Week. Check out the team here, and pick your own, inside.
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The Vixens survived a nail biting final-quarter push from the wooden spooners to seal their place in the Super Netball finals, as the Fever underlined their premiership favouritism.
Sunshine Coast Lightning’s Super Netball season is alive after claiming a last-gasp victory over a NSW Swifts side which has lost four of its last five matches in a worrying form slump.
A Super Netball premiership winner has addressed the intense level of physical play in the league as her team vies for a premiership three-peat.
Melbourne Vixens’ rising star Zara Walters is determined to seize an ‘opportunity of a lifetime’, heeding a key message from coach Simone McKinnis.
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