2025 Tasmania v SA All Stars Cup live stream: Watch three games live
South Australia has capped off a brilliant weekend in Launceston, clinching the inaugural All Stars Cup in a three-match clean sweep. Watch all of the REPLAYS.
Netball South Australia have claimed a clean sweep of the inaugural All Stars Cup against rivals Tasmania.
It proved a prosperous trek to the island state for the Croweaters, who capped off a dominant weekend on the netball courts with a 10-goal win on Sunday.
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They were Netball SA Premier League grand final rivals less than a month ago, but Contax champion Jordi Vidmar and Garville goal machine Lenize Guidera combined to become an unstoppable force in Launceston.
The shooting circle chemisty is clear between the two, as Vidmar played a brilliant support while Guidera (35 goals) racked up the goals across the opening three quarters.
When Guidera left the court midway through the final term, Vidmar (30 goals) took over the GS bib and added a haul of her own while Contax teammate Sophie Agostino joned her in the circle.
As had been a focal point for their side all weekend at the All Stars Cup, Netball SA started fast, pushing out to a 10-goal lead at halftime.
The injection of Tyrah Bacon into the shooting circle in the third term proved a masterstroke for the Tasmanian side, with Hayley McDougall freed up to score 16 of her 48 goals for the match.
The home side outscored their rivals by three goals in the third term, but it would be the only time in the match they had the upper hand with Netball SA turning the momentum back their way in a big final quarter.
DAY ONE
South Australia produced back-to-back monster wins on the opening day of the All Stars Cup against Tasmania, with the host state looking to rebound in game three on Sunday morning.
The Croweaters were far too strong at the Silverdome in Launceston, running out 74-46 winners in a thumping first victory before following it up with a
In the opening game, it was a 22-10 first-quarter that set it all up for the visitors with Tasmania behind the eight-ball from the get go.
South Australian captain Sophie Agostino led from the front for her side, finishing with 30 goals, while shooting partner Lenzie Guidera finished with 28 of her own.
Hayley McDougall top scored for Tasmania with 32 while Shelby Miller and Lydia Coote performed well in the middle.
While the result again didn’t go their way in game two, Tasmania performed much better throughout the contest.
After another slow start, they put together a strong 10 minutes in the second-quarter and challenged South Australia to withhold their own standard.
They did that by breaking away again after halftime but the signs are there that the host state can cause a boilover on Sunday.
Hayley McDougall was again Tassie’s top scorer with 33 goals while Jordi Vidmar was the star for South Australia with 30 of her own alongside Sophie Agostino with 22.
Sunday’s final game will be available live and exclusive on KommunityTV from 10am.
REPLAYS
2025 Tasmania v SA All Stars Cup - Game 2
2025 Tasmania v SA All Stars Cup – Game 1
PREVIEW
Tasmania and South Australia’s best netballers will take to the court this weekend in an interstate battle.
The two sides will meet in a best-of-three series called the All Stars Cup for the first time at Launceston’s Silverdome across Saturday and Sunday.
KommunityTV will live stream the games exclusively at 10am and 4pm on Saturday before the finale on Sunday morning at 10am.
Tasmania’s team includes members from the Tasmanian Netball League all-star team which was announced at the recent awards night.
It’s headlined by Shelby Miller who was named the MVP of the TNL for 2025.
TNL manager from Netball Tasmania Tracy Jones highlighted the importance of the event.
“We are thrilled to be continuing our partnership with Netball South Australia and the Adelaide Thunderbirds on home soil, through this exciting new All-Stars concept,” Jones said.
“Any opportunity for our athletes to further their skills, and have the chance to compete against high quality opposition is greatly appreciated.
“We have a great team filled with the best of the best from our Tasmanian Netball League, as voted by the coaches of our TNL teams. We are excited to see some of the best players in the state who are normally on opposing teams, working together.”
Netball SA CEO Browyn Klei said the excitement of launching the All Stars Cup will only strengthen both programs.
“We’re excited to launch the inaugural All Stars Cup and take the best of our Hospital Research Foundation Group Premier League competition to Tasmania to showcase what South Australian netball has to offer,” Klei said.
