KNTNA Junior report – Round 14

Aug 8, 2023 | Article, Sports, This Week's Issue

By Georgia Gill In Focus – Division Two Fifth placed Kyby faced seventh placed Penola with Kyby asserting their authority early as a team wanting to play finals. Barker and Ratcliff led by example all day as the home team continued to apply pressure to take a lead into half time. Penola’s O’Brien and Bell did all they could for their side, but Kyby continued to pull away in the second half and finished winners by 27 goals, 44 to 17. Ladder leaders Naracoorte hosted third placed Keith and the crowd were rewarded with an incredibly close, hotly contested game of netball. Evans and Clark were brilliant for Keith all game as they continued to apply the pressure to the top side. Stewart and Pettman were consistent for Naracoorte, but could not stop a fast finishing Keith side running away two goal winners and handing Naracoorte their first loss of […]

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