FROM the seven rounds of Barossa, Light & Gawler Netball Association’s Netballer of the Year voting supplied to The Bunyip, Gawler Central’s Alison Schahinger and Barossa District’s Zoe Hoffrichter loom as strong chances to take out the competition’s top individual prize.
BAROSSA District remained perfect in
Barossa, Light & Gawler Netball Association
Senior 1 play with Saturday’s 52-30
away win at Willaston, moving to 12 wins
from 12 matches.
GAWLER Central collected
its second double-digit
win over Kapunda this
season after Saturday’s 56-
40 home triumph against
the experienced, respected
Bomber side, thanks in large
part to Dayna Schmid’s 50
goals.
ROUND 10 of the Gawler and District
Netball Association season saw both
A-grade Sandy Creek sides reaffirm
their positions as the main premiership
contenders, beating Virginia and Lutheran
by comfortable margins.
SOUTH Gawler held onto third place on
the Barossa, Light & Gawler Netball Association
Senior 1 ladder with a comfortable
52-34 home win against Willaston on
Saturday.
ROUND nine of the Gawler & District
Netball Association season saw
Virginia stake its claim as the biggest
threat to the two Sandy Creek
sides, beating Lutheran 61-28 to
open up a gap between itself in third
and the teams behind it.
KAPUNDA strengthened its
hold on the fourth and final
Barossa, Light & Gawler Netball
Association Senior 1 finals
spot with a 46-32 win against a
Willaston side that has proven itself
as far from an easy-beat this
season.
GAWLER Central barely broke a sweat
in its Barossa, Light & Gawler Netball
Association A-grade trip to Freeling,
beating the Redlegs 64-19 to bolster its
position in second-place with a handy
percentage boost.