Darci Thompson goes forward for the ball in the under-11s.
A-grade: Deni Rovers 78 def Jerilderie 30.
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Another excellent whole-team performance by Rovers A-grade saw them notching up an impressive win over Jerilderie.
Elena Mulham starred in defence in a best on court performance, consistently applied pressure on the opposition and creating turnovers.
Abbey Wills stepped up again this week, sinking goals with apparent ease.
Her strength in and around the post was a highlight.
Sienna Jenkins put in a strong performance in Centre, and Hazel Glowrey was outstanding in the second half, playing with skill and intuition beyond her years.
It was great to see the team implementing new combinations and plays as they approach some tough competition on the road to finals.
Awards: Club & Myo on the Move - Elena Mulham; Timbrr Firewood - Abbey Wills; Frank n Beans - Sienna Jenkins.
Abbey Wills reaches up in the A-grade match.
B-grade: Deni Rovers 68 def Jerilderie 26.
The training the B-grade girls have been doing all season is starting to really come together on the court.
In their strongest start for the season, with a 43 goal first half, the girls knew they had to work hard to keep consistent.
Jerilderie threw multiple strategies and techniques at Rovers and the girls had to think and readjust continuously to keep extending the lead.
A good solid win today.
Awards: Timbrr Firewood - Brittany Kirby; Globe Hotel - Jackie Thorpe; Glow Beauty-– Belle McIlwain.
C-grade: Deni Rovers 61 def Jerilderie 20.
The girls had a steady, controlled game against Jerilderie this week.
The Rovers took another opportunity to try some different game plays and combinations.
It was another consistent four quarters by all players with Abby Whitehorn taking out the best on court.
Awards: Stronger Minds/Keet’s Hair - Abby Whitehorn; Globe Hotel - Jemmah Conallin; The Crossing Café - Nicole Felmingham.
Under-17s: Deni Rovers 35 def Jerilderie 26.
A physical game today which had the Rovers girls dig deep and adjust their play.
They worked together as a team and stayed focused with their structure.
Each of the girls played their role in contributing to the win.
The Roos once again showed their versatility with Amelie Bulmer, Ava Braybon, Lilly Boyer and Eva Maher combining well in goals.
Georgia Danckert was a powerhouse in centre and supported by the strong defence of Nina Glowrey, Lara Horne and Zoe Basset who only conceded three goals for the entire match.
The girls played really well. They capitalised on all turnovers and worked the ball beautifully down the court.
It was a full team effort. The shooters were on fire with their accuracy, defence never gave up and midcourt were there to chase down the loose balls. Great work girls.
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