Green shoots entire score

Yarragon goal shooter Tayla Green demonstrated why she is leading the A grade goal scoring when she recorded her team's entire score of 59 goals in their win over Nilma Darnum on Saturday.
Yarragon jumped out of the blocks quickly in the hope of keeping their finals hopes alive against Nilma Darnum.
Playing a fast game down court with some fantastic feeding into Tayla, Nilma Darnum couldn't slow the ball enough to make an impact on the scoreboard.
Nilma Darnum fought hard to get the ball back to an even playing field during the last quarter, however a late turnover and missed goal saw Yarragon take the win by five.
Poowong needed a win against fifth-placed Nyora to stay in the hunt for finals.
The home team started strong, capitalising on turnovers and taking a six goals lead at the first break.
An evenly contested second quarter saw Poowong extend their margin by one at the main break.
Jaime Rollinson and Kim Hanratty had some great connection in attack for Poowong with Mackenzie Fort's defensive pressure building momentum for the home side.
Poowong injected 15-year-old Keesha Gooch for her A grade debut and had immediate impact resulting in Poowong extending their margin by eight at three-quarter time.
Nyora pegged back the margin in the last but Poowong was able to hold on for the win.
In a clash between one and two, it was Neerim South that continued its dominating form for the 2026 season to take a convincing 29 goal win over the home team.
While the first quarter was relatively close and only four goals separated the two teams at quarter time, Neerim South moved into top gear in the second term to double its opposition's score with a 14 goal to seven quarter.
By half time the margin grew to nine and a goaling blitz by Neerim South shooters Kim Edwards and Nicole Edwards saw the reigning premiers lengthen their lead to 21 goals by the last changeover.
As Trafalgar's A grade season nears the end, the team continued to focus on enjoying the sport they love.
In a tough game against Ellinbank on Saturday, rather than focus on the final score, Trafalgar has focused on fun and trying different combinations.
Setting little goals and achieving them in the harder matches, including developing home grown players and giving them opportunities to experience A Grade netball continues to be a focus for Trafalgar.
Catani took on Bunyip at home with the visitors recording a really strong second quarter.
With a 13 goal lead at the major break, it opened the door for Bunyip to continue pushing forward and hold a lead for the remainder of the game.
Catani welcomed back Ashleigh McDonald to the court following ACL surgery.
Buln Buln continued its top five form against Lang Lang with a 21 goal win.
The Lyrebirds put a five goal lead on the board in the first quarter and continued to slowly build on the margin throughout the match, with a very strong 13 goal final quarter.